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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
D-1
WOM11
Gender and Modernization in Balkan Societies
Cave D
Krassimira Daskalova : Women within the "communication circuit" in Modern Bulgaria (1878-1944) Dubravka Stojanovic : Misogyny as Modernization? The Case of Belgrade Vaudvilles 1890-1914 Polly Thanailaki : The role of women's press in the shaping of female model in the 19th century Greek society U-1 EDU11 Gender and professionalism in teaching Room10.2
Bart Hellinckx, Marc Depaepe & Frank Simon : The educational work of women religious: a historiographical survey Maria Mogarro : Social Origins and Teacher Training: Female Students at Teacher Training Schools in the second half of the 19th Century in Portugal Lies Van Rompaey, Marc Depaepe & Frank Simon : A different kind of activism: the position of catholic women teachers in their union. Belgium, 1950-1965. 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
D-2
WOR07
Gender History in Transnational Perspectiv (roundtable)
Cave D
Swapna Banerjee : The Father and the Child : Fatherhood as a Vector of Masculinity in Colonial India Anne Cova : "Women and Associativism in France, Italy, and Portugal, 1900-1945" Jennifer Morris : Father to the World's Children: The United Nations Children's Fund 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
E-3
ORA03
Gender and its influence on remembrance, the oral-history process, the interviewer, and the interviewee
Cave E
Terry Brotherstone, Hugo Manson : Women in North Sea Oil Sónia Ferreira : “Women’s voice place” – memory, gender and oral history Pia Olsson : "Only the grove whores whistle." Women's sexuality pictured in questionnaire material J-3 ECO01 Women and Investment: England, Wales and Canada in the late 19th century Room 3.1
David Green, Alastair Owens : Lives in the balance? Women’s financial assets and debts in late nineteenth-century England and Wales Josephine Maltby, Janette Rutterford : Consols, Home Rails and Foreign Things: women and investment in England and Wales in the early twentieth century 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
J-4
ECO02
The Material Well-Being of Women: Studies from England, Scotland, Ireland and Canada in the 19th and 20th centuries
Room 3.1
Kris Inwood : The Changing Physical Standard of Living for British and Canadian Women, 1850-1950. Stephan Klasen, Parvati Truebswetter : Emigration and Gender Bias in Mortality in Ireland, 1850-1930.
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
Y-5
WOM16
Gender in the Early Modern World
Room 2.14
Janine Lanza : Family wealth and marriage settlements of siblings in early modern Paris Maritere Lopez : The Art of Courtship in Early Modern Conduct Manuals Daniel Murphree : Conquistadores, Huguenots, and Sexuality: Constructing Gender in the Florida Borderlands, 1513-1573 Gabriele Pieri : "Competent boys" and "obedient girls": Female Role Models in Catechisms and School Bibles in early modern Germany (16th to early 19th century)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
N-6
WOM14
Women and Medical Care in Modern Europe
Room 6.1
Lynn Lubamersky : The Advantage of being “A Polish Woman, and a foreigner in their country”: the Life of Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa Sabine Veits-Falk : Migration of Women Doctors (19th and early 20th century)
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
X-7
WOM07
Engendering Socialism. A Roundtable
Room 2.13
Lynne Haney : Reading the Past from the Politics of the Present Donna Harsch : Women and the Domestication of State Policy in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) Jill Massino : Experience as Evidence: Women, Gender, and Everyday Life in Socialist Romania Shana Penn : Third Space: Gender Dynamics in Opposition Movements in Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
Y-8
REL01
Competing Identities: Gender and Religion
Room 2.14
Silvia Evangelisti : Failed Jesuitesses: Gender, Religion, and Politics in Early Modern Europe Ji Li : Letters from Manchuria: Gender, Writing and Confession in Nineteenth-century Rural China Cecilia Winterhalter : St. Thérèse of Lisieux and the 19th. Century
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 P-9 WOM15 Translating Gender: Historical Change Through a Gender Perspective Room 8.1
Claudia Kraft : Communicating processes of Social Change by the Multiple Shifting of Gender Concepts in Central and Eastern Europe Since World War II Mohamed Malchouch : Moroccan Masculinity in Literary and Historical Perspectives Clare Midgley : Making national heroines in imperial and post-imperial Britain: the divergent and shifting commemorative fortunes of two heroines of the Crimean War Alison Oram : Love between Women in Historic Houses: Sexual Dissidence and the Uses of the Past V-9 WOM01 Women, Armies, and the Nation Room 2.10
Zeynep Kutluata : Gender and War during the late Ottoman and Early Republican Periods: The Case of Black Fatma(s) Holly Mayer : Revolutionary Roles and Role Models: Perceptions of Women's Actions in the American War for Independence Fia Sundevall : Swedish women’s military work in the post-war period of 1945-1969
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
Y-10
NMWOM
Network meeting: Women and Gender
Room 2.14
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
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
F-12
WOM05
Relationships of care and authority across gender and generation in nineteenth and twentieth century British families
Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Megan Doolittle : Working class fathers, domestic authority and the poor law in England 1870-1910 Katherine Holden : Not the mothering kind? Single women and child-care in mid twentieth century England Brigitte Schnegg : The Home of the Poor, the Poor Man’s Wife and Her Housekeeping Skills: Issues of Public Interest 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 T-12 WOM24 The Rhetoric of Work and Gender Room 9
Catherine Mcclenahan : "Endless Their Labour"; Women in Blake's Illuminated Works and the British Workforce Conchi Villar : Engendering metal- work in nineteenth century Spain (1900-1930) Yannis Yannitsiotis : The idiom of work and the making of a local bourgeois identity in 19th century-early 20th century Piraeus society
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 P-13 WOM06 Gender, race and 'liberation' in the Postwar Era Room 8.1
Eveline Buchheim : Rebuilding family life after internment. Negotiating limits of femininity and masculinity.' William Hitchcock : Race, Sex and Power on the Normandy “Frontier”: France, 1944 Todd Shepard : France, Muslim Women, and the Gendering of the Algerian Revolution U-13 SEX14 Perceptions of Women's Sexuality Room10.2
Claire Langhamer : Prostitution in the golden age of marriage: England 1930-1970 Lena Lennerhed : Finkbine and other abortion travellers Elisabeta Zelinka : Trafficking of women in Eastern Europe. Its influences upon the concept of the ‘family’.
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 Y-14 WOM13 Understanding the Aging Female Body: 1500-1900 Room 2.14
Kathryn de Medeiros : From Reproduction to New Production: The Shift in Focus on Older Women’s Bodies in Gerontological Discourse After World War Two Elizabeth Hurren : 'Aged, Female and Poor in an English World-Without-Welfare, c. 1870-1900'. Anne Kugler : “Vigor and Virtue: Women, Aging, Body, and Mind”
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
H-15
WOM09
Gendering and Memory in Interwar Europe
Room 1.1
Melissa Bokovoy : Gendering Wartime Allies: Interwar Commemoration of Ithe Entente in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia Gabriela Dudeková : Women in- and after the Great War. Habsburg monarchy and succesor states. Tiina Lintunen : The Representations of Women in War Propoganda during the First Half of the 20th century Andrea Peto : Rhetoric of Work Women's Mobilisation in interwar Hungary: Work of Mourning and Knitting Q-15 WOM22 Controlling prostitution Amphitheatre 3
Victoria Harris : The invisible whore? Germany’s failed attempt at the societal marginalisation of prostitute women, 1871-1945. Christine Machiels : Prostitution and Women’s Rights. National Council of French Women and National Council of Belgian Women in front of abolitionist question (20th century) X-15 CRI19 Gender Story Violence Room 2.13
Elena Barbulescu : Violence and Gender in a Romanian Village Marie Eriksson : The Politics of "Marital Dissonance" - Political Discourses about Men's violence against Women in Marriage in 19th Century Sweden
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
D-16
SEX07
Lesbianisms in different contexts
Cave D
Florence Binard : Perception and construction of lesbian sexuality during the inter-war period in Great Britain Elise Chenier : “Freak Wedding!”: Lesbian Marriage as a Pleasure Practice in Post-WWII Toronto Karen Krahulik : Progressive in Provincetown: A new understanding of lesbian migration U-16 WOM23 Social Marginality and the Construction of Gender Roles Room10.2
Sabrina Marchetti, Domenica Ghidei : Asmara-Roma: A Journey of Imaginary. (Post)colonial legacies and women’s migration during the 70’s. Sonja Matter : “The client’s private sphere has to be esteemed”. The discussion about the rightfulness of unannounced home visits in social work in Post-War Switzerland Jane Slaughter : "Stepford Wives, Black Widows and Fanatical Females: Women Terrorists in a Comparative, Transnational Perspective" Y-16 WOM25 Round Table: Female Labour Market Participation and Economic Growth Room 2.14
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
M-17
WOM12
Breaking Down the East-West Divide
Room 5.2
Jacqueline Heinen : Breaking sown the East-West Divide through the Case Study of Polish Child care 1945-1989 Dorottya Szikra, Eszter Varsa : Inclusion and Exclusion in the Building of the Hungarian Welfare State: An Intersectional Analysis of Productive Social Policy and the Settlement Movement in Interwar Hungary Eszter Varsa, Dorottya Szikra : Inclusion and Exclusion in the Building of the Hungarian Welfare State: An Intersectional Analysis of Productive Social Policy and the Settlement Movement in Interwar Hungary P-17 WOM21 Work and Household in Early Modern and Modern Europe Room 8.1
Valerie Burton : Ten-Shillings A Week’: How Did Women Manage [Households] in English Industrial Ports? Thijs Lambrecht : Female servants in husbandry and saving strategies in the Southern Low Countries (1650-1850) Amélia Polónia : Women’s Labour and Households in Maritime Communities in Early Modern Portugal Jutta Schwarzkopf : Work and the Household in circum-1900 Lancashire
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
B-18
WOM19
State Gender Policies in Comparative Perpective
Cave B
Carlota Coronado Ruiz : The education of female daughters: Fascism education in the Luce cinematographic news programs. Jessica Davidson : “Women, Fascism, and Work in Francoist Spain: The Law for Political, Professional, and Labor Rights” Tuba Demirci : Regulating Marriage, Regulating Conflict: Ottoman State, The Emergence of Ottoman “Marriage Proper” and Its Discontents E-18 LAB04 Gender Wage Gaps Revisited: Social, Institutional and Market Processes Cave E
Michael Huberman : The gender wage gap during the first great wave of globalizaton, 1870-1900 Montserrat Llonch : Gender wage gaps during the Second Industrial Revolution. A Catalan case. Carmen Sarasua : Gender gap in agricultural wages, Spain 1750-1900 Lars Svensson : Institutions, market forces – or both? Determinants of gender wage equalisation in Sweden P-18 WOM10 Challenging Gender in Method, Theory and Medium Room 8.1
Lydia Jammernegg, Natascha Vittorelli : Women's Movements - "Women in Motion". Digital Archive and Historiography. Habsburg Monarchy / Austria 1848 - 1938. Maria Martinez Gonzalez : Feminist destabilization: toward a feminism of "subversion"? Georgeta Nazarska : Women in the University of Zurich Digital (Web) Alumni Archive: (In)visibility |
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