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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
E-1
ELI14
Mobilities, integration and formalisation of social relationships in the urban context
Cave E
Etienne Couriol : How urban newcomers use spiritual kinships : Lyons in the seventeenth and the eighteenth centuries Antonio Irigoyen : Clergy as migrant receiver in Early Modern Spain Stéphane Minvielle : Formalisation of social relationships in urban context : The integration of migrants in 18th century Bordeaux N-1 FAM0I Construction of Blood I: Kinship Discourses from the Middle Ages to the Baroque, Part 1: Cultural Methaphors of Incorporation Room 6.1
Max S. Hering Torres : "Purity of Blood" in Early Modern Spain Bernhard Jussen : Considerations on the semantics of sanguis and consanguinitas in the Middle Ages David Warren Sabean : Theological and literary discourses of blood in Baroque Culture
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
Q-2
FAIII
FAMIII: Widowhood and Remarriage
Amphitheatre 3
Béatrice Craig : From Custumals to Code Napoléon: Impact of legal changes on women's access to and control of property Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux : Well-Being and widows in early-modern France Aoi Okada, Satomi Kurosu & Miyuki Takahashi : Widowhood and Remarriage in Northeastern Japan: Rural-Urban Comparison 1716-1870 T-2 FAMII Construction of Blood II : Genealogies, Rules of Succession and Representations of Rules of Heredity Room 9
Michaela Hohkamp : “Consanguinitas as a concept of power in early modern European historiography”. Simon Teuscher : Flesh and Blood in Medieval Treatises on the 'Arbor Consanguinitatis' John Waller : Ideologies of Bloodlines from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
R-3
FAM25
Construction of Blood III: From Lineage to Race, 1650-1900
Amphitheater 4
Margareth Lanzinger : The “Bonds of Blood”: Kin marriages and blood discourse in the 19th century Edith Saurer : Eugenic ideas of kinship and blood-Paolo Mantegazza (1831-1910)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
E-4
FAM26
Construction of Blood IV: Biological Discourses, Kin and Selfhood in the Long Twentieth Century
Cave E
Sarah Franklin : "From Blood to Genes?: Rethinking Consanguinity in the Context of Geneticisation” Adam Kuper : “Darwin’s marriage, theories of heredity, and the origins of eugenics” Enric Porqueres : Exceptional Persons? New Reproductive Technologies and the Relationality of the Self H-4 FAM03 The Borderline between Life and Death I: Neonatal Deaths Room 1.1
Renzo Derosas : Neonatal Mortality in Nineteenth-Century North-eastern Italy: Trends, Patterns, Factors. Ólöf Garðarsdóttir, Loftur Guttormsson : Neonatal tetanus in two island communities in the North Atlantic. Vestmannaeyjar and Grímsey (Iceland) during eighteenth and nineteenth century Eilidh Garrett : The timing of death in the first month of life: a comparative study of rural communities in nineteenth century Scotland Tricia James : Neonatal Mortality in Rushden, Northamptonshire: 1879 - 1909 Alice Reid : From debility to atelectasis: doctors and causes of neonatal death in Nineteenth Century Scotland P-4 FAM02 Demography of Solitary Households Room 8.1
Jim Brown : Solitary Households in 19th Century Austria Danielle Gauvreau, Sherry Olson : An unusual residential pattern: solitary households in Montreal 1881-1901 Kiyoshi Hamano, Mary Louise Nagata : Solitary households and urban demography in a stem family society: Kyoto, 1843-1868 Steven Ruggles : Living Arrangements of the Aged in Comparative Historical Perspective
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
H-5
FAM09
Rowntree Revisited: Poverty, welfare and the life-cycle
Room 1.1
Sally Bould : The Fourth Age: The New Risk of Poverty Jeremy Boulton, Leonard Schwarz : Rowntree Revisited: Poverty, Welfare and the Life-cycle in London, 1725-1824 Anna Lundberg : When mother nature fails us - famine, family and mortality among settlers in two agrarian parishes in Sweden during the nineteenth century. K-5 FAM04 The Borderline between Life and Death II: Neonatal and Perinatal Deaths Room 4
Gayle Davis : Stillbirth Registration and Perceptions of Infant Death in Britain, c.1854-1960 Anne Løkke : Still birth registration in Denmark 1800-1900 - concepts and effects. Diego Ramiro-Fariñas : Foetal mortality and mortality during childhood in Spain, 1890 till 2004. Robert Woods, Frans Van Poppel : The clustering of fetal deaths: evidence from Zeeland, The Netherlands in the nineteenth century
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
C-6
HIS03
Making large complex databases easy to use
Cave C
Kees Mandemakers : Structuring and Distributing Longitudinal Historical Data for Comparative Analysis Hans Jørgen Marker : Counting Danes E-6 FAM10 Individual Experiences of Vulnerability Cave E
Satomi Kurosu, NorikoTsuya : Household Socioeconomic Status and Individual Vulnerability in Early Modern Japan: Mortality at Different Stages of Life in Three Northeastern Villages Leonard Schwarz : Reconstructing the lives of the London poor, 1725-1824 Samantha Shave : A Policy for the Vulnerable? Experiences of and negotiations for Relief in Gilbert's Unions, 1782- C.1845. Q-6 FAM12 The Impact of the 'Industrious Revolution' on the Family Amphitheatre 3
Ragnhild Hutchison : Tile and brick production – early modern industry in Norway in a household perspective Gloria L. Main : The Employments of Children in the Earliest Phases of Industrialization in Rural New England, 1740-1840 Teresa Pinto : Industrial schools and the gender division of labour in Portugal in the late 19th century
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 L-7 FAM15 Unnatural Kinship: Familiarity outside of family, XVth-XIXth centuries I Room 5.1
Tom Ericsson : Who wants to be a godparent? Baptisms in a Lutheran church in Paris, 1750-1810 Cosme Gómez, Francisco Garcia Gonzales : Fictive Kinship and social relations. Family strategies in the mddle-class and oligarchy (Albacete, 1750-1840) Cristina Munno, Guido Alfani : Godparenthood and social networks in Nonantola XVIth-XVIIth Centuries U-7 FAM05 Childlessness, Impotence and Infertility in the European Past Room10.2
Matteo Manfredini, Marco Breschi & Alessio Fornasin : The other side of the medal. Childless women in mid-nineteenth century Tuscany
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
L-8
FAM18
Migration and Inequality within Families: Multigenerational Perspectives
Room 5.1
Alice B. Kasakoff : Family Care of the Elderly in the US North 1850 – 1870: Boon or Burden? Jan Kok, Hilde Bras : Diverging pathways? Sibling differences in social mobility in a commercializing rural region of the Netherlands, 1860-1940 O-8 FAM01 Poverty as an Impediment to Marriage? Room 7.1
Satoshi Murayama : Poor households in a proto-industrial region in Germany from the 17th to the 19th century. Peter Teibenbacher : Nuptiality and Fertility restrictions in agrarian societies. The case of Styria 17th to 19th century Paulo Teodoro de Matos : Marriage of Poor Couples in the Azores Islands, Portugal
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
E-9
FAM19
Did Peasants Die in their own Beds? Rural Migration in the 17th-19th centuries
Cave E
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : Where did the peasants die in the suburbs of Edo, Japan in the 18th -19th centuries? Christopher Kennedy : An Gorta Mor and peasant survival: an examination of famine deaths and emigration in Ireland, 1846-56 Philippe Pérot : Spanish sailors and ship’s boys of rural extraction dying in the New Vera Cruz through the XVIIth century : social outlines and family links in the Bienes de Difuntos archives Mikako Sawayama : Where did the peasants abandon their children during the first half of the 19th century in western Japan? F-9 FAM21 Heat Waves (from 1911 to 2003) Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Catherine Rollet : The Heat Wave of 1911. demographic realities and political reactions Frans van Poppel : The development of temperature-related mortality in the Netherlands Jörg Vögele : "Has all that has been done lately for infants failed" 1911, Infant Mortality and Infant Welfare in Early Twentieth Century Germany
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
R-10
NMFAM
Network meeting: Family and Demography
Amphitheater 4
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
B-11
FAM06
Marriage Contracts I: a quantitative approach to family strategies and inheritance systems
Cave B
Rosa Congost : Dowries regime, social groups and economic development in Catalonia (XVIII-XIX) Anne-Lise Head : Transmission without marriage contract Constanta Vintila-Ghitulescu : Marriage Contracts in Romanian Society (18th and 19th centuries) F-11 FAM22 Models of Illegitimacy in Comparative Perspective Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Ira Spieker : Conflict – Agreement – Affection. Concepts and Evaluations of Emotions in Ancient Rural Societies.
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
E-12
FAM23
Intergenerational Aspects of Fertility and Marriage
Cave E
Marco Breschi, Stanislao Mazzoni & Lucia Pozzi : Reproductive behaviours in the Sardinian families in the 19th and 20th centuries: Lisa Dillon : Family Influences on Marriage Patterns, 17th & 18th century Québec Leen Sterckx : Partner choice of Turkish and Moroccan immigrant youth in the Netherlands Jan Van Bavel, Jan Kok : Analyzing intergenerational transmission of fertility with mixed effects models. Rural Holland 1850-1940 X-12 FAM36 Unnatural Kinship II Room 2.13
Sandro Guzzi-Heeb : Kinship and Ritual Kinship in the Alps (18th-19th centuries). Ivan Jablonka : Unnatural Kinship in France: Love and Familiarity in French Foster Homes (1870s-1930s)
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
L-13
FAM24
Intergenerational aspects of mortality
Room 5.1
Jonas Liliequist, Åsa Bergenheim : Honour thy Father and thy Mother. Notions and practices of abuse and violence to parents in Sweden 1600-2000 Alberto Sanz-Gimeno, David Reher : Intergenerational aspects of childhood mortality in Spain Ken Smith, Geraldine P. Mineau : Paternal Age and Maternal Age and their Effects on Adult Offspring Mortality
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
K-14
FAM31
Divorce, Women and Families in the Balkans
Room 4
Vera Gudac Dodic : Divorce,Women and Families in Serbia in the second half of 20th century Petko Hristov : Whether the “Balkan Family Pattern” Exists as a Model or it is an Ideological Construct? Elena Ignovska : Women and Families in the Balkans, 17th-20th centuries
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
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 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. 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
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
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 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
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 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 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 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
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. 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 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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