Preliminary Programme

Showing: Saturday 1 March 2008 10.45 (single time slot)
Tue 26 February
    14.15
    16.30

Wed 27 February
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

Thu 28 February
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

Fri 29 February
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

Sat 1 March
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

All days
Saturday 1 March 2008 10.45
A-16 CUL19 Roundtable: The Representation of War through Cinema and Videogames
Cave A
Network: Culture Chair: Jose A. Garcia Aviles
Organizers: Julio Montero, Maria Antonia Paz Rebollo Discussant: Jose A. Garcia Aviles
José Cabeza : No to war!: the representation of war topics on Hollywood movies screened in Madrid during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39)
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
Network: Ethnicity and Migration Chair: Marlou Schrover
Organizers: - Discussant: Marlou Schrover
Justo Hernandez : Renaissance ecologic colonization: the modorra epidemic in the Canary Islands and its transmission to America
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
Network: Religion Chair: Leen Van Molle
Organizers: - Discussant: Árpád Klimó
Patrick Pasture : Transatlantic History of Christianity. Socio-Historical Perspectives.
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
Networks: Sexuality , Women and Gender Chair: Alison Redick
Organizers: - Discussant: Alison Redick
Chiara Beccalossi : Female Sexual Inversion: Italian and British Sexology Compared c. 1870-1915
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
Network: Oral History Chair: Daniela Koleva
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Luís Manuel Calvo Salgado : The documentary film: Hans Hutter. A Swiss volunteer in the Spanish Civil War.
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
Network: Ethnicity and Migration Chair: Steve Hochstadt
Organizers: - Discussant: Steve Hochstadt
Jo Guldi : “On Not Speaking to Strangers: The rise and fall of sociability on Britain’s national road network, 1740 to 1850.”
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
Network: Health and Environment Chair: Juanita De Barros
Organizers: - Discussant: Juanita De Barros
Anna Crozier : ‘British ‘nerves’ and the management of Empire: negotiating colonialism and health before World War Two.
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
Networks: Family and Demography , Health and Environment Chair: Christine Théré
Organizer: Jean-Marc Rohrbasser Discussant: Jean-Marc Rohrbasser
Maria João Guardado Moreira, Teresa Rodrigues : The Mortality Pattern in Portugal
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
Network: Chair: Matthew Woollard
Organizers: - Discussant: Matthew Woollard
Trygve Andersen, Marianne Erikstad : Record linkage with birth dates
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
Network: Politics, Citizenship, and Nations Chair: Åsa Karlsson Sjögren
Organizers: - Discussant: Gro Hagemann
Christina Florin : Heightened feelings. Emotions as capital in the suffrage movement.
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
Networks: Elites and forerunners , Rural Chair: Mats Morell
Organizers: - Discussant: Mats Morell
Sónia Vespeira De Almeida : Rural Portugal and the "Carnation Revolution"
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
Network: Family and Demography Chair: Arthur Wolf
Organizer: Harriet Zurndorfer Discussant: Arthur Wolf
Santiago Piquero : Studying Adult Mortality in Spanish Nobility,16th-19th C.
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
Networks: Antiquity , Education and Childhood Chair: Ray Laurence
Organizers: - Discussant: Bengt Sandin
Susan Blundell : Engendering childhood: boys and girls in Attic vase painting
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
Networks: Economics , Labour Chair: Christopher Lloyd
Organizers: - Discussant: Christopher Lloyd
K.P. Companje : Social health insurance between market and the state: the Dutch model 1900-1941
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
Network: Theory Chair: Stefan Berger
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Peter Aronsson : Comparing National Museums in Europe
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
Network: Oral History Chair: Ulla-Maija Peltonen
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Joanna Bornat : The implications of secondary analysis for archived oral history data
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
Network: Latin America Chair: Kim Clark
Organizer: Paulo Drinot Discussant: Kim Clark
Sandra Aguilar-Rodríguez : Modernity on the Menu: Women’s Cooking and Consumption Practices in 1940s and 1950s Mexico
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
Network: Labour Chair: Franca Iacovetta
Organizers: Mary Hilson, Silke Neunsinger Discussant: Pernilla Jonsson
Mary Hilson : The Consumers' Co-operative Movement in International Perspective: Britain and Scandinavia during the inter-war period
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
Network: Women and Gender Chair: Maria Bucur
Organizers: - Discussant: Maria Bucur
Andrae Marak, Laura Tuennerman-Kaplan : Better Morals Make Better Maids: Tohono O’odham Women between Worlds
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
Network: Rural Chair: Margaret Derry
Organizers: - Discussant: Margaret Derry
Stefan Bargheer : Moral Entanglements: The Emergence and Transformation of the Concern for Bird Conservation in Great Britain and Germany, 1870-1930
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
Networks: Asia , Labour Chair: Marcel van der Linden
Organizer: Ratna Saptari Discussants: -
Ulbe Bosma, Marga Alferink : Transition from local to world market production: early 19th century sugar production in East Java.
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
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Paul Lawrence
Organizers: - Discussants: Jonathan Dunnage, Clive Emsley, Wilbur Miller, Xavier Rousseaux


Y-16 WOM25 Round Table: Female Labour Market Participation and Economic Growth
Room 2.14
Network: Women and Gender Chairs: Danielle van den Heuvel, Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk
Organizers: Danielle van den Heuvel, Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk Discussants: Joyce Burnette, Tine De Moor, Marjatta Rahikainen, Carmen Sarasua, Ariadne Schmidt, Kirsi Vainio-Korhonen


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