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Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
A-15
POL15
East-west contacts in the Cold War
Cave A
Andrea Genest : Polish Exiles and the Opposition in Poland Carlos Reijnen : A European Autumn: the Perception of the Prague Spring in Western Europe after 1968 Katarzyna Stoklosa : Willy Brandt and the Polish dissidents B-15 CUL18 Roundtable: War, Pictures and Television Cave B
Jose A. Garcia Aviles : “Each television tells its own story”: the representation of the beginning of the Iraq War in Spanish television newscasts Maria Antonia Paz Rebollo, Jose A. García Avilés : Demonizing the tyrant: Saddam Hussein in the Spanish newscasts during the pre-war and the Iraq War Araceli Rodríguez Mateos : Shooting the Iraq War: Press Photography in the Spanish Media. Francisco Segado : Images of destruction: Spanish Civil War through British Cartoons D-15 MID07 New Approaches to Old Problems in Medieval History Cave D
Gabriella Erdélyi : ‘We do not really know what these black friars want’: narratives of conflict and solidarity in an early sixteenth-century Hungarian town Kouky Fianu : Canons and notaries: Exploring contractual practices in 15th century Paris Ardian Muhaj : The Hundred Years War and the origins of the Portuguese expansion in Africa E-15 SEX10 Measuring Sexual Danger Cave E
Theo Van Der Meer : Cutting costs. Pecuniary anxieties and the castration of sex offenders in Holland (1938-1968). Carole S. Vance : Counting Sex Slaves: Definition, Methodology, and Meaning Rebecca Young : Counting the Harm of Child Sexual Abuse F-15 FAM08 Kin marriages as strategies for social production Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Gérard Delille : The new features of matrimonial exchange in 18th and 19th centuries Emília Lagido : Consanguineous marriages in the 19th century. An comparative analisis G-15 HEA15 Medicine, Life and Death: the German Context Amphitheatre 2
Karen Nolte : “Telling the painful truth” – nurses and physicians in the 19th century Miri Shefer-Mossensohn : German Speaking Physicians and Health Administrators in the Modernization of Middle Eastern Medicines Michael Stolberg : The medicalization of the death bed (1700-1850) H-15 WOM09 Gendering and Memory in Interwar Europe Room 1.1
Melissa Bokovoy : Gendering Wartime Allies: Interwar Commemoration of Ithe Entente in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia Gabriela Dudeková : Women in- and after the Great War. Habsburg monarchy and succesor states. Tiina Lintunen : The Representations of Women in War Propoganda during the First Half of the 20th century Andrea Peto : Rhetoric of Work Women's Mobilisation in interwar Hungary: Work of Mourning and Knitting I-15 ELI15 Elites strategies in Europe and across the seas Room 2.1
Nuno Camarinhas : Serving abroad: foreign origin magistrates in early modern Portugal Annick Foucrier-Binda : Marriage networks among French migrants in San Francisco at the time of the Gold Rush Christian Kühner : Friendship in the Early Modern French Nobility Xabier Lamikiz : Merchant Guilds and Merchant Networks in Eighteenth-Century Spain: A Comparison between Cadiz and Bilbao J-15 FAM27 Demography of Indigenous Populations Room 3.1
Gabriella Edholm : Marriage patterns among Sami nomads and Swedish settlers under the impact of the colonization process in 19th century northern Sweden. J. David Hacker, Michael R. Haines : American Indian Demography at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Peter Sköld : Ageing in the north. The Sami life expectancy. K-15 RUR07 Living in the countryside in the first half of the 20th century Room 4
Fredie Floré, Bruno Notteboom : The Open Air Museum of Bokrijk Juan Pan-Montojo : "Spanish agriculture, 1931-1951: crisis, wars and new policies in the reshaping of rural society" Will Wilson : A Celebration of Power: Rural Festivity and Opposition in Nazi Germany L-15 THE06 History and Trauma Room 5.1
Lore Colaert : Historical consciousness in response to genocide and civil war in Rwanda. Cecilia Macon : Posthistory, trauma and the role of transitional historical meaning M-15 ANT10 Rethinking the History of Childhood in Antiquity I Room 5.2
Ray Laurence : Children in the Roman City: Taking another look at Pompeii Ville Vuolanto : Socialisation of the Children in the Family Discourses of the Ascetic Fathers in Late Antiquity N-15 TEC02 Dismal Days at the Wheel. Risks of Motoring Room 6.1
Michael Hascher : Driving Safer. Early Developments Concerning Road Safety in Germany in the 1930s Timo Myllyntaus : When Gas was a Hazard in Motoring. A Surrogate Fuel Powering Finnish Automobiles over the Wartime Crisis, 1939-1945 O-15 FAM28 The Survival Strategies of Widows Room 7.1
Glenda Strachan, Lindy Henderson : Surviving widowhood: Life alone in rural New South Wales, Australia, in the second half of the nineteenth century Richard Wall : Widows, family and poor relief in 18th and 19th century England P-15 ORA13 Collective Memory and Collective Identities Room 8.1
Graciela De Garay : The "International Style" as a key element to understand the professionalization of architecture in Mexico, 1940-1970 Lígia Maria Leite Pereira : Negotiating memory: the case of brazilian elites Luisa Tiago De Oliveira : IST students movement: the contribution of the oral history Q-15 WOM22 Controlling prostitution Amphitheatre 3
Victoria Harris : The invisible whore? Germany’s failed attempt at the societal marginalisation of prostitute women, 1871-1945. Christine Machiels : Prostitution and Women’s Rights. National Council of French Women and National Council of Belgian Women in front of abolitionist question (20th century) R-15 ETH23 Roundtable: Family and the history of migration Amphitheater 4
S-15 ORA14 Voices, Context, and Transmission of Oral History Instituto de Arte
Daniela Koleva : Oral History interviewing an the production of meaning: defending 'bad' questions Leena Rossi : Emotions in Oral History Interview Kirsti Salmi-Niklander : The Speech acts of silence: The mystery of the Finnish working-class writer Kasperi Tanttu (1886-1918) T-15 MAT13 The propensity to spend, gamble and save Room 9
Gerard Borst : Working-class saving in the Netherlands, 1870-1970 Jean-Francois Constant : State regulation and the social construction of consumer trust, 1870-1914 Paddy Dolan : Social interdependencies and the advancing threshold of consumption needs Riitta Matilainen : Consumer dreams of Finnish gamblers in the era of an emerging consumer society U-15 WOR08 Religious Globalization? The role of Proselytizers and Indigenous Peoples Room10.2
Joseph Levi : Islam in Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique David Lindenfeld : The Sioux and the Maori: Contrasting Adaptions of Christianity as Strategies for Ethnic Survival Michelle Molina : Evangelization and Individualization:Jesuit Itinerant Missions in Seventeenth-Century New Spain V-15 LAB19 Household Economy in a Market Economy? New Conceptions of Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Gender and Work Room 2.10
Kirsti Niskanen : Bringing Household Economy into Market Economy – The Approach of the Finnish Economist Laura Harmaja Vera Sollova : Family, labor market and demographic dynamics in Mexico, 1970-2000 Yvonne Svanström : A changing concept within Swedish political economy – from prostitution to sex work during the 20th century W-15 POL04 Ethnic minorities in transition: Romania, Hungary, Czechoslovakia Room 2.12
Rosa Lehmann : Poland's struggle with its Ukrainian minority, 1944-1960 Alina Silian : The Making of Romani Ethnopolitics in Postcommunist Romania X-15 CRI19 Gender Story Violence Room 2.13
Elena Barbulescu : Violence and Gender in a Romanian Village Marie Eriksson : The Politics of "Marital Dissonance" - Political Discourses about Men's violence against Women in Marriage in 19th Century Sweden Y-15 LAB21 Labour Internationalism; studies from Vaxjo Room 2.14
Lars Hansson : Migration within the pulp and paper industry in Finland and Sweden Jesper Johansson : Union Solidarity in Exchange for adaptation. Immigration Policy within the Swedish Trade Union Confederation (LO) during the 1970s Johan Svanberg : "After 36 hours stay we started directly at the shopfloor": Case study of recruitment of Yugoslavian workers to a company in Sweden, 1969-70
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
A-16
CUL19
Roundtable: The Representation of War through Cinema and Videogames
Cave A
Javier Cervera Gil : “Spanish Civil War in the cinema during Franco‘s system” Fátima Gil : Films about war: Spanish civil war Salvador Gómez García : The War we played. The representation of war in videogames Julio Montero : How to tell a war story in a film: old ways and new techniques María Ulled : Iraq War through Spain's present documentary cinema B-16 ETH26 Migration and Health Cave B
Sol Juárez : Migration and Health: the relationship between self-assessment and diagnosed morbidity. The experience of Madrid Norma Montesino, Malin Thor : Conceptions of working capacity and health. The Social Authorities and the TB- refugees in Sweden ca 1945–1960 Bina Sengar : Dynamics of Health Services among the Migrant Indigenous Communities of Gujarat Joana Sousa Ribeiro : The interplay of structures and agency - Reassessing Foreign-qualified nurses and physicians in Portugal C-16 REL05 New Historiographical Approaches Cave C
Yvonne Maria Werner : Gender and Confessionalisation in Europe Benjamin Ziemann : Faithful Decisions? Churches as Formal Organisations and 20th Century Religious History D-16 SEX07 Lesbianisms in different contexts Cave D
Florence Binard : Perception and construction of lesbian sexuality during the inter-war period in Great Britain Elise Chenier : “Freak Wedding!”: Lesbian Marriage as a Pleasure Practice in Post-WWII Toronto Karen Krahulik : Progressive in Provincetown: A new understanding of lesbian migration E-16 ORA04 Public presentations; interpreting audiovisual history Cave E
Amaya Muruzabal : The representation of the veteran as the reflection of a community of memory Lucy Robinson : ‘My story, I am sorry to say, has no conclusion’ - Soldiers Stories and the Falkland’s War. Penny Summerfield : Life stories, historical authenticity and the public memory of the Second World War in 1950s Britain F-16 ETH27 Migration and emigration in Europe and the USA in the 19th century Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Amy Lloyd : Popular Perceptions and the Emigration Decision: British Perceptions of Immigration to the United States and ‘Greater Britain’, 1870-1914 Colin Pooley : London, Liverpool, Ohio or New South Wales: Linking internal and international migration over the life course. Jelle van Lottum, Leigh Shaw-Taylor : Internal migration in 19th century England: Redford revisited Cristiana Viegas De Andrade : Emigration Patterns in Portugal: comparative study of transatlantic and internal emigration in the Parish of Vila do Conde, 1800 - 1900. G-16 HEA16 Medicine and Health as Imperial Policy Amphitheatre 2
Hanrog Kang : Japanese colonial medicine in Korea Adrian Lopez Denis : Where is the Atlantic History of Medicine?Smallpox and Yellow Fever in the Making of Cuban Colonialism, 1804-1835 Joao Rangel De Almeida : Revisiting Imperial Medicine: the 1851 International Sanitary Conference as a European imperial project. H-16 FAM33 Medical and Demographic Knowledge: quantifying and classifying death I: 17th-19th centuries Room 1.1
Kent Johansson : Sex-Specific Mortality in Pre-Industrial Europe: Child Mortality in Scania, Sweden 1766-1894 Marie Lindkvist, Göran Broström : Interaction between fertility and infant mortality in an intergenerational perspective I-16 HIS06 Record linkage Room 2.1
Joaquim Carvalho : Reconstructing Social Structure from Social Positional Events Maarten Oosten, Kees Mandemakers : Linking with the Dutch GENLIAS index of marriage certificates J-16 POL16 Gender of politics in Scandinavia, 1800-1921 Room 3.1
Josefin Rönnbäck : The right to stand by? The Swedish suffragists and the right to stand for election Irma Sulkunen : Suffrage, nation and citizenship K-16 RUR10 Land owners, Politics, and Agricultural Reform in the 20th century Room 4
Juan Carmona, James Simpson : Why sharecropping? Explaining its presence in French's vineyards, 1800-1950 Victor Pereira : Managing the decline of the landowners. The Portuguese government and the rural migration between 1957 and 1974 Carla Almeida Sousa : A Cultural Elite in a Village of the South of Portugal Lanero Táboas : Francoism and local powers: intermediation, legitimation and socially differentiated access to extremely scarce resources. L-16 FAM29 The use of genealogies for demographic research Room 5.1
Yuki Umeno : What Chinese genealogies tell and what they do not: an attempt of demographics of domestic immigration Harriet Zurndorfer : Genealogy as a Source for Measuring Nuptiality, Fertility, and Mortality in Late Imperial China: Evidence from the Fan Lineage of Huizhou 1500-1600 M-16 ANT13 Rethinking the History of Childhood in Antiquity II Room 5.2
Mary Harlow : Childhood and sibling relationships at Rome Tim Parkin : Ancient children and their demography Louise Revell : Breaking the paradigm: experiences of childhood in the Roman provinces O-16 ECO12 Cooperation between employers and labour Room 7.1
Dennie Oude Nijhuis : The importance of worker solidarity: Employers, unions, and the development of old age pensions, 1946-1975. Hugh Pemberton : Forces of reaction? The trade unions and earnings-related pensions in Britain in the 1950s Jeroen Touwen : Policy Learning and Labour Relations in the Netherlands, Sweden and New Zealand in the 1970s and 1980s P-16 THE02 Transnational Images at Work in National Museums Room 8.1
Rhiannon Mason : Defining the Nation: The Creation of the National Museum of Wales Andrew Newby, Linda Andersson Burnett : Celts or Vikings? The battle for Scottish identity in the National Museum of Scotland, c 1860-1900. Q-16 ORA15 Oral History and Methodology, Roundtable Amphitheatre 3
Karoline Feyertag : Reading the Other and Listening to the Other Ela Hornung : Working with deep hermeneutics Michael John : Austria 1945 - 1955: Landscapes of Memories Albert Lichtblau : Returning Shock S-16 LAT01 Gender in Latin American History Instituto de Arte
Paulo Drinot : The Making of the Peruvian Worker: Race and Gender in Peruvian Labour Policy, 1903-1920 Patience A. Schell : Good Daughters and Loyal Soldiers: The Unión de Damas Católicas Mexicanas during the Church-State Conflict in Mexico, 1926-1929 Sarah Washbrook : Keeping it in the Family: Women and Children and the Reproduction of Debt Peonage in Chiapas, Mexico, 1876-1911 T-16 LAB20 Transnational Perspectives on Social Movements: Cross-National Transfer and International Organisation Room 9
Daniel Roger Maul : „A First Attempt of Truly World Wide Planning“ – The International Labour Organization´s Road to the World Employment Program (WEP) 1960-1970. Silke Neunsinger : Women in the Labour and Socialist International 1923-1939 Jonas Sjölander : Corporations, Unions and Human Rights. Swedish-South African Relations during and after the Apartheid Regime 1948-2008. U-16 WOM23 Social Marginality and the Construction of Gender Roles Room10.2
Sabrina Marchetti, Domenica Ghidei : Asmara-Roma: A Journey of Imaginary. (Post)colonial legacies and women’s migration during the 70’s. Sonja Matter : “The client’s private sphere has to be esteemed”. The discussion about the rightfulness of unannounced home visits in social work in Post-War Switzerland Jane Slaughter : "Stepford Wives, Black Widows and Fanatical Females: Women Terrorists in a Comparative, Transnational Perspective" V-16 RUR16 Man and beast. Human interactions with animals in a comparative context Room 2.10
Jonathan Bryant : Turning Deer into Rice: The deerskin trade in the eighteenth century Atlantic world Claire Strom : Cattle, Ticks, and Humans: Disease Eradication in a Comparative Perspective Sandra Swart : Horse Trading: comparing human-equine networks of control and socio-environmental change in South African, India, Australia and the Americas W-16 LAB22 Global Commodities Room 2.12
Ratna Saptari : Cultures of Tobacco: The shaping of Peasant Worker Communities in 19th century Java Emile Schwidder : Forced Labour in the Coffee Cultivation of West Java: Report of Otto van Rees on the 'Preanger Stelsel' (1867) X-16 CRI28 Round Table on Clive Emsley's Crime, Police, and Penal Policy: European Experiences 1750-1940 Room 2.13
Y-16 WOM25 Round Table: Female Labour Market Participation and Economic Growth Room 2.14
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
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
A-18
ELI10
New ideas, new elite formations, 1880s to 1940s
Cave A
Fredrik Björk : Urban green space as an arena for inclusion and exclusion: Discourses of the Swedish labor movement 1880-1940 Michel Geertse : Garden Cities to the World! The international propagation of the garden city idea 1913-1926 Zoltán Völgyesi : The composition and disintegration of historical élites B-18 WOM19 State Gender Policies in Comparative Perpective Cave B
Carlota Coronado Ruiz : The education of female daughters: Fascism education in the Luce cinematographic news programs. Jessica Davidson : “Women, Fascism, and Work in Francoist Spain: The Law for Political, Professional, and Labor Rights” Tuba Demirci : Regulating Marriage, Regulating Conflict: Ottoman State, The Emergence of Ottoman “Marriage Proper” and Its Discontents C-18 RUR14 The role and meaning of the forest for rural life Cave C
Michael Imort : The De-Professionalization of German Foresters, 1933-1945 Doina Simona Niculae : Falling off trees: Forest, community and the state in a Transylvanian village Michael Shackleton : The Japanese 'Satoyama' tradition of ecological woodland management E-18 LAB04 Gender Wage Gaps Revisited: Social, Institutional and Market Processes Cave E
Michael Huberman : The gender wage gap during the first great wave of globalizaton, 1870-1900 Montserrat Llonch : Gender wage gaps during the Second Industrial Revolution. A Catalan case. Carmen Sarasua : Gender gap in agricultural wages, Spain 1750-1900 Lars Svensson : Institutions, market forces – or both? Determinants of gender wage equalisation in Sweden F-18 REL04 Myths & Men. Historical and fictional Christian Heroes Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Andrew King : Johann Dietz: Honor and Ideal Masculine Identities in Eighteenth-Century Prussia Alexander Maurits : Myths & men. Historical and fictional Christian Heroes in the Swedish Context Tine Van Osselaer : ‘Heroes of the heart’. Ideals of masculinity in the Sacred Heart devotion. G-18 ETH29 Building Identities Amphitheatre 2
Helion Póvoa-Neto : From emigration to immigration: the Italian turning point Jan Rychlik : Freedom of Movement and Emigration in Habsburg Monarchy and Czechoslovakia, 1848-1989 Sibel Yardimci, Şükrü Aslan : Twilight Memorfries: ‘Home’ and ‘Homeland’ in the collective memory of Tunceli People Displaced in 1934 H-18 ETH30 Migration and control Room 1.1
Saskia Bonjour : The restrictive turn in Dutch family migration policies, 1993-2005 Aysegul Okan : Realization of Settlement: Triangle of Refugees, Local People and the State in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Ottoman Empire Christopher Paetzold : Local response to immigration along Spain’s southern frontiers: los extranjeros in Andalucía and the Canary Islands, 1980-2007 I-18 FAM20 Fertilitiy Transition: Negotiating strategies between men and women Room 2.1
Rada Drezgic : “My husband looks after me” – Reproductive Decisions, Contraceptive Practices and Gender Hierarchy Patricia Thornton : The role of marriage and “starting behaviour” in the New World fertility transition: The case of Montreal 1881-1901. J-18 SOC10 Welfare after WW II Room 3.1
Sonya Michel : The Wobbly Three-Legged Stool: Explaining Inequalities in American Old-Age Provision since World War II Christiane Streubel : Hyperactive or Hopelessly Infirm? Post-Modern Visualizations of Pensioners in US-American and German Print Media L-18 MAT02 Second hand circuits of exchange: buying, the consumer and their motivations Room 5.1
Robin Jones : 'souvenirs of people who have come and gone': second-hand furnishings and the Anglo-Indian domestic interior, 1840-1920 Kristina Lilja, Sofia Murhem & Göran Ulväng : Second-hand furniture fashion. Auction consumption of furniture in Sweden 1690-1850 Alison Toplis : A stolen garment or a reasonable purchase? The male consumer and the illicit second hand clothing market in the first half of the nineteenth century M-18 LAB25 Women as servants in Northern Europe Room 5.2
Linda Lane : Women in domestic service in Sweden 1920–1940 Elina Waris : The work of children and female servants in 19th-century rural Estonia O-18 MAT15 Memories, Materiality and Economies in the Mennonite Diaspora Room 7.1
Lisette Hijink : Old Order Mennonite women and their material culture Yme Kuiper : Between frugality and civility. Dutch Mennonites and their taste for the 'world of goods' in the eighteenth century. Carel Roessingh : Mennonites, Migration and the Invention of New Cultures: Low German Mennonites of Belize P-18 WOM10 Challenging Gender in Method, Theory and Medium Room 8.1
Lydia Jammernegg, Natascha Vittorelli : Women's Movements - "Women in Motion". Digital Archive and Historiography. Habsburg Monarchy / Austria 1848 - 1938. Maria Martinez Gonzalez : Feminist destabilization: toward a feminism of "subversion"? Georgeta Nazarska : Women in the University of Zurich Digital (Web) Alumni Archive: (In)visibility Q-18 FAM30 Denomination of Foundlings Amphitheatre 3
Stanislao Mazzoni : The surnames of foundlings of “Ospedale degli Esposti di Parma”, Italy. Julie Miller : The Fate of William Unknown: Naming Foundlings in Nineteenth-Century New York City Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen : Erasing and Creating Identities: Naming Practices at the Nineteenth Century London Foundling Hospital T-18 ORA17 Memory and the Future: Urban Contestation and Subjectivity in the Global City of Istanbul Room 9
Sinan Gulhan : Orhan Pamuk's Istanbul: The Trialectical Tale of Urban Ideology in Turkish Modernity Serkan Yolacan : On the Edge of “Urban Regeneration”: Constitution of Political Subjectivity in 'Sulukule' Nilsu Yürür : Cyberspace Identities and Psychoanalytic Meanings V-18 FAM34 Transitional Zones and Hybrid Family Systems: New Perspectives on the Geography of Family Forms in Historic Eurasia Room 2.10
Viachaslau Nasevich : Balanced household formation pattern in the behaviour of Belarusian peasants Richard Paping : The dynamics of household structures in the Dutch countryside from the 17th to the 20th century: The importance of stem families? Mikolaj Szoltysek : In search for the place: Central Europe, the transitional cultural zone and the serfdom. Some theses on hybrid family systems (17th-18th centuries). Irina Troitskaia : Two versions of household structures as a reflection of two different concepts of household: Vykhino estate, region of Moscow, 1816-1858 |
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