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Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
A-17
FAM32
Family and Marriage in 20th century Eastern Europe
Cave A
Vasilis Gavalas : Greek marriage patterns in perspective: family formation in mainland and insular Greece during the 20th century. Dalia Leinarte : Informal Family Benefits in Soviet Lithuania, 1950s-1980s B-17 RUR11 Fordist agriculture: science, states and farmers Cave B
Shawn Parkhurst : Analyzing the Intersection of Regional Representations, State Reform, Capital and the Conflict of Class Fractions: An Example from the Douro Region Wilson Picado : Comparing Green revolution.State and technological change in Costa Rica, México and Spain.1940-1970. Mathijs Witte : Industrialization of agriculture: emerge of footloose farming in the Netherlands 1950-2000 C-17 REL10 Religious Transformations since the 1960s Cave C
Edwin Koster : Religious Transformations and Methodological Ludism Bart Latré : The movement of progressive christians in Flanders 1960-1990 Esther Peperkamp : Jesus behind the Iron Curtain - Religious Transformations in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s Julia Riediger : Raised to Leave? Church Disaffiliation in Western Germany from the Vantage Point of Socialisation (approx. 1965 to 1980) D-17 MAT01 Second hand circuits of exchange: selling, the retailer and regulation Cave D
Dries Lyna : In the twilight between old and new. The second-hand markets for paintings in 18th century Antwerp and Brussels. Ian Mitchell : Second-hand Book Trades in England, c.1680-1850 Martin Wottle : What’s new? Legal discourse on second-hand goods in 18th and early 19th century Stockholm. F-17 WOR05 Trans-European Perspectives on the 18th century Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Katja Naumann, Matthias Middel : Integrating the 18th century into the history of globalization Alessandro Stanziani : Labour as service in 18th and 19th century. A Russia-Europe comparison. G-17 ETH28 Migration and Identity Amphitheatre 2
Magnus Persson : Success or failure? Swedish strategies of migration between 1860 and 1960 Ruxandra Trandafoiu : European Union Enlargement and Diasporic Networks of Communication: the politicization of Romanian work diasporas in the United Kingdom, Spain and Italy H-17 HEA10 Medical and Demographic Knowledge: quantifying and classifying death II: 19th and 20th centuries Room 1.1
Andrew Hinde, Martin Gorsky, Bernard Harris & Aravinda Guntupali : The rise in morbidity in England, 1850-1950 Godelieve Masuy-Stroobant : Maternal mortality in the Belgian vital registration and in the maternity wards in nineteenth century Belgium I-17 SOC07 To count or not to count? Occupations and occupational statistics Room 2.1
Peter Meyer : Recent occupation concepts applied to historical Census data Michael C. Schneider : Occupational statistics in Prussia/Germany 1870s to 1934 Matthew Woollard : Occupational classification in Ireland, 1841-1926 J-17 ETH40 Migration and periphery Room 3.1
Marta Petryk : The Revitalization of the Kven culture in northern Norway Biljana Ristovska-Josifovska : The Migration in Western Part of Macedonia (Changes and Consequences) Miika Tervonen : ‘Peasants’, ‘Gypsies’ and ‘travellers’: ethnic boundary-drawing and -crossing in Finland and Sweden, c.1865-1905 K-17 CRI27 Terms and practices in transformation Room 4
Emmanuel Berger : Between liberty and order. Norms, practices and stakes of the prosecution during the French Revolution and Empire Martin Bergman : Execution and liturgy José Ernesto Pimentel Filho : The birth of “criminalité”: from the word to the history, during the nineteenth century L-17 FAM17 Emigration, Female Marriage and Social Mobility Room 5.1
Rolande Bonnain-Dulon : Marriage settlements and migrant juniors daughters in the Pyrénées, 19th century Ofelia Rey Castelao : Emigration, female marriage and social mobility in Northwest Spain, 18th-19th Yukari Takai : Married, Female and on the Move: Japanese Migrant Women to North America in the Early Twentieth Century M-17 WOM12 Breaking Down the East-West Divide Room 5.2
Jacqueline Heinen : Breaking sown the East-West Divide through the Case Study of Polish Child care 1945-1989 Dorottya Szikra, Eszter Varsa : Inclusion and Exclusion in the Building of the Hungarian Welfare State: An Intersectional Analysis of Productive Social Policy and the Settlement Movement in Interwar Hungary Eszter Varsa, Dorottya Szikra : Inclusion and Exclusion in the Building of the Hungarian Welfare State: An Intersectional Analysis of Productive Social Policy and the Settlement Movement in Interwar Hungary N-17 LAB23 Emancipation: Navigating 'Free Labor' in the Post-Civil War US South Room 6.1
Brian Kelly : Holding Off Counterrevolution: Black Workers & White Paramilitarism in Reconstruction South Carolina Susan O'Donovan : Mapping Freedom’s Terrain: The Political and Productive Landscapes of New Bern and Wilmington, North Carolina O-17 POL08 The image of Sweden Room 7.1
Nikolas Glover : Made in Sweden? Sweden’s image and the Swedish institute 1945-1950 Carl Marklund : The Social Laboratory: Comparisons, Models and “Utopian” Social Engineering in Sweden and the USA from Interwar to Cold War. Kazimierz Musial : Reconstructing Nordic significance in post-modern Europe Andrew Scott : Looking to Sweden in order to reconstruct Australia: from the 1970s to 2007 and beyond P-17 WOM21 Work and Household in Early Modern and Modern Europe Room 8.1
Valerie Burton : Ten-Shillings A Week’: How Did Women Manage [Households] in English Industrial Ports? Thijs Lambrecht : Female servants in husbandry and saving strategies in the Southern Low Countries (1650-1850) Amélia Polónia : Women’s Labour and Households in Maritime Communities in Early Modern Portugal Jutta Schwarzkopf : Work and the Household in circum-1900 Lancashire Q-17 EDU12 Childhood and the Reproduction of Social Structure Amphitheatre 3
Sandra Cavallo : Artisan families and the circulation of children in Renaissance and Early Modern Italian towns. Nara Milanich : Children, class hierarchies, and state formation in Chile Bengt Sandin : The politics of abortion and the building of a welfare system for women and children in Sweden 1920-1950 R-17 CRI22 Science and the Law: Criminology and Penal Reform in Italy, Germany, and Britain, 1880-1930 Amphitheater 4
Paul Garfinkel : Reforming by Numbers: Penal Jurists and Judicial Statistics in Liberal Italy Richard Wetzell : The Relationship between Criminology and Penal Reform in Germany, 1880-1930: Science versus Law? S-17 MID06 Reassessing Medieval Queenship Instituto de Arte
Isabel Guimarães Sá : Biography writing for professional historians: some questions and issues concerning the case of queens Vanda Lourenço : Queen D. Beatriz dowry letter (1309-1359) Manuela Santos Silva : The Queen’s Control over her Estates in the 15th Century: the Written Sources Testimony T-17 LAT07 Celebrations of Political Independence, Construction of Historical Memory, and Nation-Building in Latin America Room 9
Michael Gonzales : "Imagining Mexico in 1921: Visions of the Revolutionary State in the Centennial Celebration in Mexico City" Viviana Grieco : The First Fiestas Mayas: Family and Political Authority in Early Independent Buenos Aires (1812-1815) Susan M. Socolow : Celebrating Independence in the Río de la Plata U-17 ELI17 Estate Society in Transition: burghers and noblemen from the 18th to the 19th century Room10.2
Arnout Mertens : Nobles into Belgians, 1750-1850 Alex Snellman : Defining new elite: ennoblements in the Grand Duchy of Finland 1809–1912 Charlotta Wolff : Multiculturalism and merchant elite networking in the Baltic area, ca. 1770–1830 W-17 ANT14 Ancient Demography: a round table discussion of M.H. Hansen's: The Shotgun Method Room 2.12
X-17 FAMIV Marriages Contracts II : Inheritance systems Room 2.13
Llorenç Ferrer Alos : The adaptation of the marriage contracts to the economic changes in Catalonia (C. XVII-XIX). Jonathan Spangler : Marriage contracts as an indicator of épée-robe (non?) integration in seventeenth-century France |
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