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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
C-1
RUR01
Changing the rural in the Early Modern Period
Cave C
Isabelle Devos : Environment, health and rural welfare in Flanders, 1700-1850 Per Hallén : Standard of living of farmers and rural workers in Sweden 1750-1900. Clif Hubby : Violence and Local Society in Late Medieval Bavaria: A Look at the Evidence Reinoud Vermoesen : Rural commercialisation of Inner Flanders (17th-18th century)
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
K-2
RUR02
From tradition to modernization
Room 4
Hervé Bennezon : A village close to Paris, Montreuil during the reign of King Louis XIV Jose Marques : Household, land transmission and heritage in northern Portugal (Terra da Maia 1800-1950) Florent Merot : Paris and his countryside : the originality of the landscape in the Vallée de Montmorency in the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries Merja Uotila, Maare Valtonen : Entrepreneurial activities in a pre-industrial society: Artisans and industrialists in Finnish countryside
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
M-3
RUR03
Rural History and village life in Japan
Room 5.2
Kouki Iwama : The Mutual Financing Associatons in Japanese Farm Villages: A case study of Kami-shiojiri village at the end of the early modern period Martin Morris : Silk-worm raising and the Japanese house - the minka of Shiojiri in a national and global context Yoshiyuki Murayama : Geographical setting and landownership of Kami-shiojiri Moto(yasu) Takahashi : Family Continuity in Japan, in comparison with England Futoshi Yamauchi : About the several social relationships for life that surrounded landownership
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
I-4
RUR04
Elites and agricultural modernization
Room 2.1
Ursula Schlude : “To cultivate profitably and with good advice”. Creating Agricultural Knowledge at the Electoral Court of Dresden 1568 to 1572. Alejandro Tortolero : Elites and Haciendas in the 19th c. Mexico : routine or innovation ? Andras Vari (1953-2011) : The guardians of agricultural change – Professionalization of estate stewards in 19th century Hungary Nadine Vivier : Elites and progress in Europe: a comparative view
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
F-5
RUR05
Modernization and Democratization in the Countryside
Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Anton Schuurman : The construction of Dutch Agriculture Inc. Piet van Cruyningen : Political mobilization of the peasantry in the Dutch provinces of Gelderland and Zeeland, ca. 1880-1920 Remco Visschers : Rural association before the co-operative: the case of the Agricultural Society in the Dutch province of Gelderland, 1845-1880
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
I-8
RUR06
Land reform and agricultural politics in France, Greece and England
Room 2.1
Noelle Plack : Privatising the commons in Napoleonic France: the law of 20 March 1813 Brian Short : National discourse and local struggle in the battle for land 1906-1914 Michael Turner : The end of manorial ownership: copyhold enfranchisment after 1840
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
K-9
RUR09
Agriculture and the Second World War
Room 4
John Martin : The State Induced Agricultural Revolution: case study of Britain 1939-55 Leen Van Molle, Yves Segers : Changing faces of micro-farming in and around the Second World War, historical perspectives from the Belgian case
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
P-10
NMRUR
Network meeting: Rural
Room 8.1
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
I-11
RUR08
Agriculture, Gender and Representation around the Second World War
Room 2.1
Peter Moser : The farmers and the state: Ireland and Switzerland 1935-1955 Margreet Van Der Burg : Agricultural interests, identities and gender segregation under pressure. The effects of the siege over crisis and wartime to the Dutch agricultural organisational landscape. Nicola Verdon : '"The modern countrywoman": Farm women, rural domesticity and the farmhouse economy in interwar Britain
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
I-12
RUR12
Contestations of productivist agriculture
Room 2.1
Richard W Hoyle : Grouse in history: non-agricultural uses of the English countryside Mats Morell, Susanna Hedenborg : A vehicle in the army, a lumber jack companion or a friend in the family - the riding horse and countryside economics in 20th century Sweden V-12 WOR03 Sugar, Coffee and International Affairs Room 2.10
Kathleen Mapes : "'Barbarian' or 'Civilized' Sugar?: The Politics of Imperialism, 1898-1909 Jim Norris : World Affairs, Migrant Workers, and Sugar Production in the United States Dorothee Wierling : Phantasies of the „Origin“. The imagery of the coffee bean and the Hamburg coffee merchants.
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
I-13
RUR13
Biodiversity, Environmental history and Agricultural history
Room 2.1
Meri Vuohu : Florentine Property and Public Administration in the Pisan Countryside in the Fifteenth Century: The Perspective of Environmental History
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
I-14
RUR15
Forest Products Industry and Trade in the 19th and 20th centuries
Room 2.1
Antonio Serrano : Cork Products Trade Through Seville's Harbour (18th-19th Centuries) James Simpson : Grapes and wines: the international transfer of technology during the first globalisation, 1850-1914. Javier Soriano : The forest residual utilizations in the Mediterranean mountain: cork and wood
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
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
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
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. 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
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
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
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
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 |
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