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Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
A-9
LAB09
Between idea(l)s and reality: Labour as non-state actor in international relations
Cave A
Magaly Rodríguez García : Liberal Workers of the World, Unite!? Defending Liberal Internationalist Principles within the Free-Trade Union Movement (1949 – 1969) Yvonne Rueckert : International Trade Union Organizations in the system of global governance – The anchoring of trade union demands at Bretton Woods institutions B-9 CRI08 Political Contention and Collective Violence: Representations of Law, Order and the Police, 1886-2004 Cave B
Roger Johansson : The History of May Day and the struggle for the History –Narratives of the May Day in the United States Stefan Nyzell : It's Shining Red". The Police Accociation Comrade, the Labour Movement, and the Möllevången Riots in Malmö 1926 C-9 EDU06 Historical experiences of youth, parental authority and education Cave C
Greetje Timmerman : Changing experiences of youth (1960-2005) Ben White : Towards a historical ethnography of Indonesian childhood: changing patterns of child work and education in Java, 1900-2000 D-9 CRI12 Heroin in International Perspective Cave D
Detlef Briesen : Some Aspects of Heroin Consumption in Germany after the Second World War Eric Schneider : Heroin in International Perspective Joseph Spillane : Heroin Markets and Violence: New Perspectives on an Old Problem E-9 FAM19 Did Peasants Die in their own Beds? Rural Migration in the 17th-19th centuries Cave E
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : Where did the peasants die in the suburbs of Edo, Japan in the 18th -19th centuries? Christopher Kennedy : An Gorta Mor and peasant survival: an examination of famine deaths and emigration in Ireland, 1846-56 Philippe Pérot : Spanish sailors and ship’s boys of rural extraction dying in the New Vera Cruz through the XVIIth century : social outlines and family links in the Bienes de Difuntos archives Mikako Sawayama : Where did the peasants abandon their children during the first half of the 19th century in western Japan? F-9 FAM21 Heat Waves (from 1911 to 2003) Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Catherine Rollet : The Heat Wave of 1911. demographic realities and political reactions Frans van Poppel : The development of temperature-related mortality in the Netherlands Jörg Vögele : "Has all that has been done lately for infants failed" 1911, Infant Mortality and Infant Welfare in Early Twentieth Century Germany G-9 HEA09 What practitioners did: Laboratory and clinic in the history of late 19th and early 20th century medicine Amphitheatre 2
Morten Hammerborg : The Laboratory and the Clinic: The Bergen Experience Steve Sturdy : Ideal Places: Laboratory and Clinic in the History of Medicine H-9 MAT03 Courts and food Room 1.1
Danielle De Vooght : Culinary networks of power (Belgium, 2nd part 19th century) Anne Lair : France: Examples of Food Court during the Second Empire Özge Samanci : Ottoman Courtly Banquets Arranged in French Style (1850-1918) I-9 ECO07 Determinants of success and failure in firms in the 19th and 20th centuries II Room 2.1
Robert Möllenberg : Market power and price discrimination: The economic activities of the two independent network operators WLAG and WÜSAG in the electricity industry of Wurttemberg 1924-1933 Jochen Streb, Jonas Scherner : Learning, Outsourcing, and Investment: Explaining Growth of Output and Labor Productivity in the German Armament Industry during World War II J-9 GEO04 The Spaces of Civil Society III: The City Room 3.1
Michael Brown : Everybody gets VD!: Sexualities & Urban Public Health Politics in PostWar Ruth Wilson Gilmore : Forgotten Places and the Seeds of Grassroots Planning Harm Kaal : Public Order and Democracy in Amsterdam Stephen Legg : Contesting colonial conduct of conduct: the Indian middle classes and the problem of prostitution K-9 RUR09 Agriculture and the Second World War Room 4
John Martin : The State Induced Agricultural Revolution: case study of Britain 1939-55 Leen Van Molle, Yves Segers : Changing faces of micro-farming in and around the Second World War, historical perspectives from the Belgian case L-9 CUL13 History of Emotions IV: Emotions and autobiographical writing Room 5.1
Christina Douglas : Is Love Enough? Feelings in Swedish Love-Letters, 1890-1895 Eva Joelsson : Love within the Frame of an Emotional Regime in 18th century Sweden M-9 ETH06 VEIL. Debates about headscarfes in Europe Room 5.2
Leila Hadj-Abdou, Nora Gresch & Sieglinde Rosenberger : Unveiling the Austrian headscarf debate Petra Rostock, Sabine Berghahn : VEIL Germany: The hegemonic use of the headscarf as a symbol of subordination Sawitri Saharso, Doutje Lettinga : Moral conflicts and practical solutions: policies and debates about Muslim women’s head and body covering in the Netherlands N-9 TEC04 Engineering, applied science, and industrial innovation Room 6.1
David Mitch : The Rise of the Engineering Profession and Industrial Innovation in 20th Century Britain Alessandro Nuvolari, Christine Macleod : "Glorious Times": The Emergence of Mechanical Engineering in Early Industrial Britain, C 1700-1850 O-9 ELI09 Elites in Russia/ Soviet Union and abroad Room 7.1
Aappo Kähönen : Elites and Continuity: Georgii Chicherin and the foundations of Soviet foreign policy, 1904-1922 Alastair Kocho-Williams : Forging the Soviet Foreign Elite in the Interwar Years Piotr Korys : Four concepts of nationalism. Nationalist Elites and Inventing National Community in Poland P-9 WOM15 Translating Gender: Historical Change Through a Gender Perspective Room 8.1
Claudia Kraft : Communicating processes of Social Change by the Multiple Shifting of Gender Concepts in Central and Eastern Europe Since World War II Mohamed Malchouch : Moroccan Masculinity in Literary and Historical Perspectives Clare Midgley : Making national heroines in imperial and post-imperial Britain: the divergent and shifting commemorative fortunes of two heroines of the Crimean War Alison Oram : Love between Women in Historic Houses: Sexual Dissidence and the Uses of the Past Q-9 ETH07 Metis Ethnogenis in Northern North America Amphitheatre 3
Carolyn Podruchny : The Making of a Metis Oral Tradition: Conjunctures in Cree, Ojibwe, and French Canadian Stories Richard Preston : Ethnogenesis of the Davis Inlet Band R-9 LAB00 Roundtable: A Global Development of Free Wage Labour in the 19th and 20th century Amphitheater 4
S-9 ANT11 Pompeii in the popular imagination Instituto de Arte
Shelley Hales : Spiritualism and the (im)materiality of Pompeii Joanna Paul : ‘I fear it’s potentially like Pompeii’: Disaster, mass media, and the ancient city T-9 ETH19 Reconceptualizing belonging in Germany trough youth research Room 9
Andreas Hieronymus : National and European identities as (counter)images to 'the Turk', 'the Arab' and Islam (working title) Irina Schmitt : Young people in Germany: Differentiated Belonging and Contextualized Transcultural Competences within Normative Settings U-9 SEX09 Stalinism, de-Stalinization and sexuality Room10.2
Natalia Novikova : Love, Sex and Politics in Soviet Russia: 1917-1928 Natalia Pushkareva : Sexuality in Private Lives of Russian Women Elena Shulman : "'But He Promised...': The Politics of Sex in the Stalinist 1930s V-9 WOM01 Women, Armies, and the Nation Room 2.10
Zeynep Kutluata : Gender and War during the late Ottoman and Early Republican Periods: The Case of Black Fatma(s) Holly Mayer : Revolutionary Roles and Role Models: Perceptions of Women's Actions in the American War for Independence Fia Sundevall : Swedish women’s military work in the post-war period of 1945-1969 W-9 LAB26 Race and Internationalism: New Research on Black Activists in the Ambit of the Comintern Room 2.12
Corinne A. Pernet : Nationalism, Regionalism or Cosmopolitanism? Latin American Intellectuals at UNESCO, 1948 to 1958 Fionnghuala Sweeney : CLR James' The Black Jacobins and radical leadership in the interwar period X-9 LAT04 Anarchist Networks in Port and Provincial Cities: Latin America in Comparative Perspective Room 2.13
Anthony Gorman : Anarchists on the Nile: Radical Internationalism in Egypt 1860-1914 Steven Hirsch : Red Flags, White City: Anarchist Influence in Arequipa, Peru, 1906-1930 Kirwin Shaffer : Havana Hub: The Role of Cuba’s ¡Tierra! and Libertarian Journalism in Linking Cuban and Caribbean Anarchist Networks, 1903-1915 Lucien van der Walt : Anarchism and Syndicalism in an African Port City: Cape Town, the IWW and the ICU, 1904-1924 Y-9 AFR04 Colonialism and Its Relics in Africa Room 2.14
Patrick Mbajekwe : Onitsha and Its Neighbors: Urbanization, Communal Relations and Boundary Disputes in Eastern Nigeria E. Ike Udogu : Historicizing the Discourse on African International Law and a Concise Overview of the Cameroon-Nigeria Bakassi Peninsula Dispute Natascha Wyss : Social strategies for access to education in southern rural Mozambique during colonial time |
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