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Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
A-14
LAB17
The performativity of objects IV: The Social History of Food
Cave A
Christine Garcia : The Cultural Revolution of Animal Rights Veganism Julie Guard : The Politics of Milk: Canadian Housewives Organize in the 1930s Franca Iacovetta : Food Wars and Culinary Pluralism in a Cold War City: Toronto, 1940s-1960s B-14 EDU10 Nationalism, intellectuals and governance Cave B
Christophe Verbruggen : Educational reform from a micro-analytical point of view. Belgian intellectuals and New Education in practice (1900-1930). Robert Wolff : Schooling Markets in Baltimore, 1840-1930 C-14 ECO11 The Economic, Legal and Social History of Bankruptcy III: Bankruptcy in Early Modern Mediterranean Cave C
Mauro Carboni : Learning from others’ failures: the rise of the Monte di pietà in early modern Bologna Gerald Grommes : Bankruptcies in Early Modern Castile from a Social Network Perspective: The Example of Medina del Campo Banks, 1550-1600 Leonard Rosenband : Producers and Failure during the Age of Revolutions: The Case of Papermaking in France and England D-14 WOM17 Gender, Migration and Work Cave D
Christa Matthys : Sisters, servants and fertility control in nineteenth century Flanders. Some preliminary results. Christine Muller : Luxemburg's women in Paris at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century Anne Winter : Domestic servants as mediators of migration change, Antwerp c. 1760-1880 E-14 POL21 French political culture 1789-1851 Cave E
Anne Epstein : Inclusive citizenship in practice? Solidarity, civic education, and democracy at the fin-de-siècle Annie Jourdan : The invention of modern democracy 1776-1798 Bernard Rulof : Civil Society and Royalist Popular Politics in France: Legitimist Associations in Montpellier, 1848-1851 Patricia Turner : Recovering ‘The Social’: Rural-Urban Networks and Communal État Social in the French Revolution G-14 HEA14 Health, Power and Medical Knowledge in the Caribbean and Brazil, 1700-1900 Amphitheatre 2
Betânia Figueiredo : Conceptions of Health in the 18th and 19th Centuries Monica Garcia : Germs and Environment: the Trajectories of Fevers and Leprosy Germs in Colombia, 1860-1900. Niklas Jensen : “…For the benefit of the planters and the benefit of Mankind…”. The struggle to control midwives and obstetrics on St. Croix, Danish West Indies, 1818-1848. H-14 HIS04 IT Analytical tools for historical research Room 1.1
Walther Johann Fuchs : Projections in wax. A new imaging technology in 18th Century Medicine Gunnar Thorvaldsen : Constructed ethnicity variables in 19th century censuses I-14 RUR15 Forest Products Industry and Trade in the 19th and 20th centuries Room 2.1
Antonio Serrano : Cork Products Trade Through Seville's Harbour (18th-19th Centuries) James Simpson : Grapes and wines: the international transfer of technology during the first globalisation, 1850-1914. Javier Soriano : The forest residual utilizations in the Mediterranean mountain: cork and wood J-14 CUL08 Beyond the Text: Landscapes of Colonial Memory in the Portuguese Speaking World Room 3.1
Joanna Davidson : Ulysses in West Africa: Transatlantic Transformations and the Epic of Bolama Isabel Rodrigues : Miniaturizing Empire at “Portugal dos Pequenitos” Timothy Sieber : Architecture Rewriting History: the Portuguese Pavilion, Architecture, and Site-Planning at Expo ‘98 K-14 FAM31 Divorce, Women and Families in the Balkans Room 4
Vera Gudac Dodic : Divorce,Women and Families in Serbia in the second half of 20th century Petko Hristov : Whether the “Balkan Family Pattern” Exists as a Model or it is an Ideological Construct? Elena Ignovska : Women and Families in the Balkans, 17th-20th centuries L-14 LAB12 Coalfield Societies Room 5.1
Carolyn Brown : Urban Masculinity in a ‘Coal City’ - Enugu, Nigeria during World War II Brian Mccook : Becoming ‘Mining Men’: Gender, Ethnicity and Working Class Militancy in the Ruhr and Pennsylvania, 1880-1918 Leen Roels, Serge Langeweg : Foreign labour in the coalmines of Dutch Limburg and Liège: a comparison M-14 ANT06 Thinking about Peace in the Ancient World Room 5.2
Johannes Bronkhorst : Thinking about peace in Ancient India Kurt Raaflaub : Thinking about Peace in Ancient Greece Robin D. S. Yates : Searching for Peace in the Warring States: Philosophical Debates and the Management of Violence in Early China N-14 TEC01 On the Sunny Side of the Road. Delights of Motoring Room 6.1
Olle Hagman : Driving Pleasure: A Key Concept in Swedish Car Culture Riikka Jalonen : "I Simply Enjoy Driving!" Ride for Pleasure in Finland, 1962 - 1973 Christopher Neumaier, Kilian J. L. Steiner : The manifold meanings of cars in Europe and the USA O-14 ETH15 Transnationalism Room 7.1
Christine Jacobsen, Dag Stenvoll : Migrant female victimhood at the discursive margins of Scandinavian gender constructions Mary Odem : Transnational Immigration and Pan-Maya Organizing in the U.S. South Eve Rosenhaft : Gendering transnational lives: German-speaking Cameroonians ca 1910-1960 P-14 SEX15 Global transgressions Room 8.1
Jacobus A. Du Pisani : The "good old days" when there were no homosexuals and sexual perverts among Afrikaans men Kamila Uzarczyk : Blaming 'the Others'. trafficking in women and racial prejudice. Q-14 CRI21 Empire and crime/policing Amphitheatre 3
Annelieke Dirks : Juvenile Delinquency and Forced Re-education in the Netherlands Indies, 1900-1940 Christopher Fritsch : Ordinances “Consonant to Reason....nor Contrary “ to the Laws of England: William Penn and the Creation and Administration of Criminal Law Tammy Razi : Juvenile Delinquents, Child Street-Peddlers and Neglected Children: Constructing the Nation's Margins in Mandatory Palestine R-14 THE10 Unity and Diversity in Historical Writing Amphitheater 4
Allan Smith : Understanding Particularist Persistence in Transcultural Contact Fields: Dennis Smith : Humiliation and Social Theory S-14 LAB30 Union mobilisation Instituto de Arte
Ralph Darlington : The relationship between leadership, mobilization and trade union militancy: the case of the RMT David Hyde : Undercurrents to Independence: Plantation Struggles in Kenya’s Central Province 1959-60 Viviana Patroni : The Peronist Union Movement and Labour Dissent in Argentina: An Historical Perspective T-14 MID04 The intermediate rulers: the contribution of the nobility to urban domination in the Medieval Spanish Kingdoms and the Burgundian Netherlands II Room 9
Juan Antonio Barrio Barrio : The intermediate rulers in Towns of Valencia Kingdom from XIIIth to XVth century. David Igual : Economy and social power in Castile. The intermediate rulers in XVth century U-14 ORA12 Rhetorics of Group Identity Room10.2
Mónica Maurício : The Oral Speech on the Students’ Movement in the Technical Superior Institute (1945-1962) Pavel Mücke : „Living under Freedom is More Difficult…“ or the Image of Foreigners and Foreign Countries in Memory of „Working Inteligensia Class“ in Czechoslovakia in 1970s and 1980s Malin Thor, Antje Hornscheidt & Izabela Dahl : Narrated identities.Intersections of religion, gender, nation, locality and ethnicity in the narrations of Jews’ and Muslims’ identities in Sweden 1933-2008 V-14 MAT12 Globalization and Material Culture Room 2.10
Kennan Ferguson : “Mastering the Art of Nationalism: Julia Child and the Gustatory Construction of French Culture” Jasmina Guseva : Globalization and New Trends in Culture Beverly Lemire : Rethinking Asian trade and Europe’s material culture: W-14 LAT03 Health, Medicine and Social Problems in Latin America Room 2.12
Kim Clark : Bubonic Plague and the Problem of Indigenous Culture in Highland Ecuador Steven Palmer : The Plantation Complex of Doctors in Late Colonial Havana Alexandra Puerto : Medical Brigades, Maya Culture and Rural Development in Postrevolutionary Yucatán X-14 POL13 Remaking the American Nation: Secession and its consequences for the Civil War United States Room 2.13
Christopher Phillips : “Addition by Subtraction: The Calculus of Disloyalty in the Neutral Slave States During the American Civil War and the Completion of the American South” Frank Towers : “Romantic Ethnic Nationalism, Modernity, and the Secession Movement in the American South” Y-14 WOM13 Understanding the Aging Female Body: 1500-1900 Room 2.14
Kathryn de Medeiros : From Reproduction to New Production: The Shift in Focus on Older Women’s Bodies in Gerontological Discourse After World War Two Elizabeth Hurren : 'Aged, Female and Poor in an English World-Without-Welfare, c. 1870-1900'. Anne Kugler : “Vigor and Virtue: Women, Aging, Body, and Mind” |
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