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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
O-1
ETH10
Emigration, Flight and Expulsion - Multiple Reasons and Settings of Migration around World War II
Room 7.1
Siegfried Mattl : Migration and community-building in Vienna after 1945 Barbara Stelzl-Marx : Stalin's long arm: Soviet forced labourerers in the "Third Reich" and their fate after 1945 Andrea Strutz : Labour migration from Austria to Canada after World War II V-1 WOM02 Feminism and Transnationalism I: Transnational Networks and National Contexts Room 2.10
Julie Carlier : Shaping Belgian feminism. Transnational transfers and the forging of a national women’s movement (ca.1890-1918) Carolyn Eichner : "The Veil and the Vote: Race, Sexuality, and Feminist Imperialism in Late 19th Century France" Rochelle Ruthchild : Russian Feminists: From Global Sisterhood to Silence Judith P. Zinsser : Gendering Transnational Topics: Benefits and Liabilities
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
H-2
ETH38
Emigration, immigration and identity
Room 1.1
Daniel Marcos : The Capelinhos Volcano and the Azorean Immigration to the USA (1958-1965) Miriam Debieux Rosa, Taeco Carignato & Sandra Berta : Immigrants, migrants and refugees and the wandering condition of the desire V-2 WOM03 Feminism and Transnationalism II: Transnational Feminism and International Politics Room 2.10
Brigitte Rath : Forgotten Networks: Olga Misars Engagement in the Austrian Feminist Peace Movement (transnational and national networks) Victoria Rowe : Women's Transnational Organizing: Feminist and Humanitarian Interventions in the League of Nations' Commission for the Protection of Women and Children in the Near East Ulla Wikander : Women over national borders against night work prohibition,
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
Q-3
ETH35
Jewish Diaspora
Amphitheatre 3
Judith Gerson : Immigrant Lives, Holocaust Narratives: German Jewish Refugees Remember Their Pasts Aviva Halamish : Against Many Odds:Immigration of Jewish Women to Palestine between the World Wars Pavel Polian : The end of the Russian-speaking Jewish Immigration from the former Soviet Union to Germany Krystyna T. Zamorska : Transatlantic Translations: Narrating Dislocation after WWII S-3 ANT01 Demography and labour: Migration in the Roman World I Instituto de Arte
Bruce Frier : Roman Migration and Migration Theory Claire Holleran : Migration and the Urban Economy of Rome Laurens E. Tacoma : The Urban graveyard effect in Rome Y-3 WOM04 Feminism and Transnationalism III: Transnational Feminism in Latin America Room 2.14
Jose Moya : Dangerous Women in the Land of the Tango: Anarchist Feminism in Buenos Aires, 1890-1914 Jadwiga Pieper Mooney : Women’s Coalition-building and Collective Empowerment: Transnational Feminism Under Military Rule in Chile, 1973-1990
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
O-4
ETH08
The military job market in early modern Europe
Room 7.1
Erik Swart : Soldiers of fortune? German troops in the Low Countries in the second half of the sixteenth century Ola Teige : Royal Danois: a danish multinational mercenary regiment in french service 1693-99 S-4 ANT02 Trade, Traders and Mobility in the Greek East. Migration in the Roman World II Instituto de Arte
Onno Van Nijf : Roman traders in Greek cities Arjan Zuiderhoek : Italians in Asia Minor during the Roman Republic: “internal migration” in the Roman world U-4 ETH02 Representing Displacement Room10.2
Peter Gatrell : World Refugee Year, 1959-1960: Representing Displaced Persons Anna Holian : Framing Displacement: Americans, Europeans, and the Problem of Displaced Children in The Search (1948)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
I-5
ETH05
The Turn to Restriction
Room 2.1
Stephen Batalden : “State Policy and the Moscow Immigrant Labor Market: What is Legal and What is Illegal in Post-Soviet Labor Migration from the ‘Near Abroad’”? Brian Gratton, Catherine O'Donnell Kaplan : 400 Years of Animosity: Restrictionist Sentiment in the United States Daphne Halikiopoulou : The ethnic Criteria of Citizenship and Inclusion: Migration Policiy towards Religious Minorities in Greece S-5 ANT03 Elite mobility and elite identity. Migration in the Roman World III Instituto de Arte
Claudia Moatti : Mobility and controls in the roman empire Danielle Slootjes : Locally relevant elites and their positions of power within local conflicts and crises, A.D. 193-284 X-5 ETH03 Refugee politics and refugee relief Room 2.13
Monique Laney : Rethinking “Operation Paperclip”: A Transnational Perspective Stephen Porter : American Refugee Affairs in the Early Cold War: Labor Exploitation and the Geopolitics of Human Rights Jessica Reinisch : Displaced Persons and the Politics of Rationing
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
P-6
ETH11
Bounding and Unbounding Spaces and Places
Room 8.1
Vibha Bhalla : Detroit, Windsor as Transnational Spaces: A Case Study of Asian Indian Migrants Nora Faires : Blacks on the Border: Migration, Freedom, and Detroit as Portal and Destination Y-6 ETH04 The Cold War and the Integration of Migrants Room 2.14
Cecilia Notini : The Cold War, refugees and national security: Sweden’s handling of Eastern European refugees 1945 – 1968 Eric Payseur : “God Bless Reagan” and “God help Canada”: The Polish Canadian Action Group’s Campaign in Toronto and Ottawa during the 1980s Machteld Venken : Experiencing Disturbed Transnationalism in a Cold War Context. Migrants from behind the Iron Curtain in Belgium (1945-1989/91)
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
H-7
ETH34
Marriage and Migration
Room 1.1
Elena Dingu-Kyrklund : Globalization in practice: marriage - a commonest migration cause in the 21st century? Marc Tremblay, Louis Houde & Hélène Vézina : Tracing back maternal and paternal lineages in the Quebec (Canada) population
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
C-8
ETH16
Asylum, Gender and Migration
Cave C
Alice Szczepanikova : Constructing Lives in Exile: Refugees and Gender in the Context of Post-socialism Tycho Walaardt : The problematical asylum policies of the Dutch authorities in the fifties and sixties F-8 ETH32 Perspectives on Internal and Seasonal Migration in Central Europe Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Annemarie Steidl, Engelbert Stockhammer : Coming and Going. Internal Mobility in Late Imperial Austria Sigrid Wadauer : Mobility and search for employment (Austria from the late 19th century to 1938)
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
M-9
ETH06
VEIL. Debates about headscarfes in Europe
Room 5.2
Leila Hadj-Abdou, Nora Gresch & Sieglinde Rosenberger : Unveiling the Austrian headscarf debate Petra Rostock, Sabine Berghahn : VEIL Germany: The hegemonic use of the headscarf as a symbol of subordination Sawitri Saharso, Doutje Lettinga : Moral conflicts and practical solutions: policies and debates about Muslim women’s head and body covering in the Netherlands Q-9 ETH07 Metis Ethnogenis in Northern North America Amphitheatre 3
Carolyn Podruchny : The Making of a Metis Oral Tradition: Conjunctures in Cree, Ojibwe, and French Canadian Stories Richard Preston : Ethnogenesis of the Davis Inlet Band T-9 ETH19 Reconceptualizing belonging in Germany trough youth research Room 9
Andreas Hieronymus : National and European identities as (counter)images to 'the Turk', 'the Arab' and Islam (working title) Irina Schmitt : Young people in Germany: Differentiated Belonging and Contextualized Transcultural Competences within Normative Settings
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
Q-10
NMETH
Network meeting: Ethnicity and Migration
Amphitheatre 3
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
H-11
ETH31
Colletive memories
Room 1.1
Sheila P. Khan : Deceiving memories: The myth of the return for African Mozambican immigrants in the diaspora (Portugal and United Kingdom) N-11 ETH21 Male Domestic Workers: Past and Present in Comparative Perspective Room 6.1
Majella Kilkey : Engendering the relationship between globalisation, migration and social reproduction: the migrant handyman phenomenon Raka Ray, Seemin Qayum : Male servants and the failure of patriarchy in Kolkata (Calcutta) Raffaella Sarti : Fighting for masculinity. Male Domestic Workers in Italy (19th-20th century) Francesca Scrinzi : Male migrant domestic workers and the management of de-gendered racialized identities
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
B-12
EDU08
Curriculum and citizenship
Cave B
Vanja Lozic : Teaching History in Multicultural Societies – Case study Malmo (Sweden) Joaquim Pintassilgo : Moral regeneration and training of the citizen - the debate in the portuguese pedagogical press in the start of the 20th century H-12 ETH18 Migrating memories? Changing historical culture in multicultural western societies Room 1.1
Alexander Freund : Resistance to Multicultural Memories: German migrants in post-1945 North America Erna Kerkhof : Dutch postcolonial migrations: articulating colonial experiences within the narrative of the Dutch nation Kees Ribbens : Historical (de)nationalisation of a world war K-12 ETH13 Gender and Migration I Room 4
Deirdre Moloney : Women, Prostitution, and the Differential Regulation of U.S. Borders Marlou Schrover : Migration policy, gender and (dual) citizenship Suzanne Sinke : Gendered Policies and Practices of Immigration: A U.S. Example
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
K-13
ETH14
Gender and Migration II
Room 4
Bihter Carhoglu : The Changing Self Perception of Turkish Migrants in Europe Erka Caro : Gender and Migration Interaction. The Case of Albania Derya Demirler : Gender Dimensions of the Internal Displacement Problem in Turkey Leslie Page Moch : Bécassine and the Bretons: Ethnic Caricature and Community Reaction
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
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 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 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
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
R-15
ETH23
Roundtable: Family and the history of migration
Amphitheater 4
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
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 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.
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
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 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
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
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 |
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