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Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
I-2
SOC02
Coding occupations across cultures
Room 2.1
María Inés Moraes, Raquel Pollero : Occupational categories in a pastoral-oriented agricultural economical structure: Uruguay on the first half of the 19th century María Paula Parolo : Adaptation of HISCO to the registered occupational categories in the census of population of Tucumán (Argentine) in first half of nineteenth century. Raquel Pollero, María Inés Moraes : Occupational categories in a pastoral-oriented agricultural economical structure: Uruguay on the first half of the 19th century Vladimir Vladimirov : HISCO and history of occupations in Russia
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
K-3
HIS02
Applications of historical GIS I
Room 4
George Vascik : Agrarians into Nazis? The Evidence from the North German Marschlands George M. Welling : Visualizing the 18th century overseas trade of Amsterdam V-3 SOC04 Imagery of Human Dignity and European Consciousness (16th-17th centuries) Room 2.10
Maria De Jesus Candeias Relvas : Imagery of Human Dignity (16th-17th centuries) Maria Leonor Garcia Cruz : Imagery of The Balance of Power (16th-17th centuries)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
C-4
SOC01
Categorisations of populations -- contested concepts I
Cave C
Susan Hautaniemi Leonard, Alan C. Swedlund : Categories of Contamination: Population, Pollution, and Public Works in 19th-Century Massachusetts Ivan Lind Christensen : “Making Categories – examples from the history of Danish public health research” K-4 SOC03 Application of historical GIS II Room 4
Jason Gilliland, Sherry Olson, Danielle Gauvreau : Moving up and moving out: mapping multiple dimensions of residential segregation in Montreal, 1881-1901 Jean Luc Pinol : Paris Mapping (XIXth and XXth centuries) Marco Van Leeuwen, Cle Lesger : Urban GIS. Spatial proximity of rich and poor in Dutch town during the Golden Age R-4 SOC05 Meet the author: Peter Hennock, 'The Origin of the Welfare State in England and Germany, 1850-1914: Social Policies Compared' Amphitheater 4
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
Q-5
SOC09
Paupers and the poor law
Amphitheatre 3
Larry Frohman : The Birth of the Welfare State out of the Spirit of the Poor Laws Søren Rud : Urban Poor and the Colonial Connection Olga Salamatova : Poor laws in the 17th century England
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
V-6
SOC08
Norms and social pracitices in welfare institutions (1500 – 1900)
Room 2.10
Chris Leonards : 19th century congresses on philanthropy, welfare and ‘control of the poor’: interfacing global views and local practices Sebastian Schmidt : Administration, Supervision and Everyday Life in Early Modern Hospitals in the Electorate of Trier Alfred Weiss : Beyond the norm? Norms and everyday life in the hospitals of Salzburg and Klagenfurt in the early modern times (1500-1800)
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
N-8
SOC06
Categorisations of populations -- contested concepts II
Room 6.1
John Macinnes : Identifying the British Victor Thompson, Tahu Kukutai : Inside-Out: The Politics of Enumerating the Nation
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
U-10
NMSOC
Network meeting: Social Inequality
Room10.2
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
D-12
SOC11
Social mobility I
Cave D
Steffen Hillmert : Links between demographic behaviour and social mobility in 20th century Germany Paul Lambert, Richard Zijdeman; Marco Van Leeuwen; Ineke Maas; Ken Prandy : HIS-CAM. Presentation and evaluation of an historical occupational stratification scale Asbjørn Romvig Thomsen : Social structure in a Danish rural area 1750-1850 R-12 SOC13 Meet the author: Michael Katz, 'One Nation Divisible' Amphitheater 4
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
D-13
SOC12
Social mobility II
Cave D
Paulo Guimarães, Hélder Adegar Fonseca : Homogamy and Class Boundaries in Portugal (1911-1960) Antti Häkkinen : Ten Generations – Three Centuries: Social mobility and impoverishment in Finland Alison Smith : Social Mobility in Imperial Russian Towns: Social Estate and the Law, 1700-1917 Richard Zijdeman : Like my father before me. The impact of industrialisation, education and other modernisation processes on intergenerational status attainment between 1811-1915 in two Dutch provinces.
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
I-17
SOC07
To count or not to count? Occupations and occupational statistics
Room 2.1
Peter Meyer : Recent occupation concepts applied to historical Census data Michael C. Schneider : Occupational statistics in Prussia/Germany 1870s to 1934 Matthew Woollard : Occupational classification in Ireland, 1841-1926
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
J-18
SOC10
Welfare after WW II
Room 3.1
Sonya Michel : The Wobbly Three-Legged Stool: Explaining Inequalities in American Old-Age Provision since World War II Christiane Streubel : Hyperactive or Hopelessly Infirm? Post-Modern Visualizations of Pensioners in US-American and German Print Media |
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