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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
A-1
POL02
European Citizenship and Civil Society I
Cave A
Annette Schrauwen : EU citizenship, free movement and solidarity Lia Versteegh : The European Citizen: a Brick Stone to European Integration B-1 ELI01 The academe as an elite arena I: Early Modern Period to First World War Cave B
Daniel Flueckiger : Elite transformation and Democratization Jan Eivind Myhre : The Cradle of Elites - the University of Oslo in the 19th Century László Szögi : The Hungarian University and Academical System as Cultural Mediator in Eastern Europe in the 18th-19th Centuries L-1 POL01 Postwar Europe Room 5.1
Maria Kyriakidou, Sotiris Themistokleous : The ‘invisible’ resistance and the long road to democratization in post-war Greece Russel Lemmons : “Fight like Thälmann:” The April 1986 Dedication of the Ernst Thälmann Memorial,Political Memory and Legitimacy in the German Democratic Republic Diogo Moreira, José Reis Santos & José Tavares Castilho : Parliamentary Elites and Political Regime: Theoretical Implications of the Portuguese Case Liesbeth van de Grift : From Fascism to Communism – The ‘purificaton’ of the security apparatus in Romania (1944-1948)
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
B-2
ELI02
The academe as an elite arena II: Postwar period
Cave B
Kim Helsvig : Norwegian academia: From social democratic egalitarianism to competitive elitism? Marja Jalava : Cultural Revolution or Bureaucratic Jargon? - The Finnish Reform of Degrees in the 1970s Maria Teresa Tomas Rangil : How Did the Homo Oeconomicus Became an Homo bellicus? Economics and International Relations Theory in the 1980s and 1990s. L-2 POL23 European citizenship and civil society II Room 5.1
Daniel Melo : The third sector and the city: public policies, citizenship, and sustainability in Portugal Thomas Pfister : From activated to active citizenship. The need for participatory citizenship practices in new modes of governance Maryse Ramambason : Democratization in Russia The 1993 Constitutional Conference : The stakes of the installation of a new space of deliberations Anne van Wageningen : Citizens as members of a state; an institutional approach concerning multiple citizenship M-2 POL19 The ethos of commercial and political advocacy in twentieth-century Europe Room 5.2
Corey Ross : Advertising, Publicity and Politics in Inter-war Germany Stefan Schwarzkopf : Professionalisation, “Americanisation”, and the cult of rationality in an age of extremes: changing practices and identities in British marketing communication, 1920s-1960s Dominic Wring : Selling Politics Like Soap Powder? Electioneering in Inter-war Britain
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
T-3
POL05
Nation-building in Europe 1860-1947
Room 9
Jasper Heinzen : Trauma and collective political identity in the Prussian province of Hanover 1866-1918 Indrek Jääts : Social preconditions of Non-Russian nationalism in inner periphery of Russian Empire as reflected in the results of the first all-Russian census (1897)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
Y-4
POL11
Socialist nationalism
Room 2.14
Ioannis Sygkelos : Marxism and Nationalism: The Development of their Symbiosis Stefan Vogt : Socialist Nationalism against National Socialism? The “Young Right” in Weimar Social Democracy and the Rise of Nazism Lorna Zukas : Globalization, Colonialization and the Rise of Socialism as a Precursor of Nationalism in Africa
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
I-6
POL18
Concepts and contexts of party political activism in 20th century Britain
Room 2.1
Lawrence Black : 'The free world’s largest youth political movement’: The Young Conservatives in the 1950s and 1960s Gidon Cohen, Andrew Flinn & Lewis Mates : Party Activism in Post-War Britain: Towards a Multiple Recapture Study Daniel Ritschel : (Re-)Constructing British Fascism: Explaining Sir Oswald Mosley’s Ideology of British Fascism Andrew Thorpe : Organisation or Policy? Labour Party Membership in World War II Britain T-6 POL06 Vehicles of nation-building in Europe Room 9
Emese Lafferton : Strategies of Nation-Building in Hungarian Ethnography, Anthropology and Eugenics between 1867-1918 Valerie Mast : National Definitons: Sermons and the Jews in late Nineteenth Century Hungary Slavka Otcenasova : Making a Czechoslovak - collective identity formation in history textbooks Jennica Thylin : Provincialisms and Nationalism. Finland-Swedish Language Planning from a Nation Building Perspective
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
P-8
POL14
Meet the Author: Thomasz Gross, Historian and Moral Critic. An Evaluation of Neighbors and Fear
Room 8.1
David Gerber : Jan Tomasz Gross, Historian and Moral Critic: An Evaluation of Neighbors and Fear Dorota Praszalowicz : "Polish Memory, History and the Reception of NEIGHBORS and FEAR?"
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
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
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
M-10
NMPOL
Network meeting: Poltics, Citizenship and Nations
Room 5.2
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
R-11
POL22
Emotions, Symbols and Media in the construction of citizenship
Amphitheater 4
Tom Olsson : The Brotherhood of Heroic Explorers: A New Model for Citizenship Christian Widholm : Inventing Perfect Citizens: Swedish Masculinity through the Lens of Sports Journalism
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
E-13
POL20
The hardware of the state
Cave E
Evelyn Ruppert : Censuses as Practices of Double Identification Kekke Stadin : To put a mark on the territory. Strategies to make a powerrelation to the inhabitants. Ruediger Von Krosigk : Communication through Space: The role of the office design for the relationship between state and civil society in 19th and 20th century Europe M-13 POL12 Methods and analysis: renewing the histories of anarchism, state-building and citizenship Room 5.2
Tom Goyens : Social Space and the Practice of Anarchist History Carl Levy : Social Histories of Anarchism Eduardo Romanos : Analysing anarchist mobilisation in a highly repressive political context: the Spanish case
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
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 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”
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 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
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
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
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
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 |
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