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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
C-2
CRI03
Homicide on the Long Run: The Belgian Case
Cave C
Aude Musin : Homicide on the Long Run : a Regional Case (Namur, 1360-1860) Frédéric Vesentini : Homicide on the Long Run : the Belgian Case (1830-1990)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
C-3
CRI04
Stories of Shame, Cultures of Blame: Britain and Europe 1700-1900
Cave C
David Nash : The Everyday life of a Wexford Parson: The Rev. William Hughes’ taste for drink, profanity, blasphemy, indecent exposure, criminal damage, bestiality and field sports Katherine Watson : Loss of Face: Vitriol Throwing, Blame and Stigma in England, 1840-1900
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”
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
C-5
REL09
Worship, Workplace and Welfare: Organized Religion's Search for Meaniing in a Post Christian World
Cave C
John Stewart : Religion and the Welfare State in Western Europe, 1945-1973 Peter Van Dam : The Transformation of Religious Traditions in Dutch and West-German Trade Union Movements
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
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
C-7
LAB08
The Post-War reconstruction of European Industrial Relations (1945-68)
Cave C
Ruth Dukes : Otto Kahn-Freund and Industrial Democracy: from the UK to Germany and back again Christer Thörnqvist : Industrial relations in Sweden 1945-2007 Richard Whiting : Affluence and Industrial Relations
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
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
C-9
EDU06
Historical experiences of youth, parental authority and education
Cave C
Greetje Timmerman : Changing experiences of youth (1960-2005) Ben White : Towards a historical ethnography of Indonesian childhood: changing patterns of child work and education in Java, 1900-2000
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
C-10
NMCRI
Network meeting: Criminal Justice
Cave C
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
C-11
ASI04
Colonialism, Indigenous Capitalists and Entrepreneurs
Cave C
Prista Ratanapruck : Kinship networks and state institutions: engagements and circumventions in Manangi and Newari trade networks compared Huibert Schijf : Regenten Capitalists, their Rise, Decline and Reorientation in Colonial and Independent Indonesia, 1900-1962
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
C-12
ECO09
The Economic, Legal and Social History of Bankruptcy I: Bankruptcy in Early Modern Central Europe
Cave C
Mark Häberlein : Merchants’ bankruptcies, economic development, and social relations in German towns during the ‘long’ sixteenth century Erich Landsteiner : The Eagle and the Stag. Habsburg state finance and the bankruptcy of Jobst Croy (1591) Dana Stefanova : Viennese Charted Bank and Bankrupcy, 1787-1830 Andre Wakefield : Public Money and Private Ruin: Johann von Justi's Prussian Misadventure
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
C-13
ECO10
The Economic, Legal and Social History of Bankruptcy II: Bankruptcy in Early Modern Western Europe
Cave C
Amalia Kessler : Bankruptcy and the Reconceptualization of Merchant-Court Jurisdiction in Eighteenth-Century France Klas Nyberg : Networks, Migration and the Transformation of the Merchant Elite in 18th Century Stockholm Margrit Schulte Beerbuehl : The Napoleonic Wars and the risk of Failure: German merchant houses in Britain (1793-1815)
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
C-14
ECO11
The Economic, Legal and Social History of Bankruptcy III: Bankruptcy in Early Modern Mediterranean
Cave C
Mauro Carboni : Learning from others’ failures: the rise of the Monte di pietà in early modern Bologna Gerald Grommes : Bankruptcies in Early Modern Castile from a Social Network Perspective: The Example of Medina del Campo Banks, 1550-1600 Leonard Rosenband : Producers and Failure during the Age of Revolutions: The Case of Papermaking in France and England
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
C-16
REL05
New Historiographical Approaches
Cave C
Yvonne Maria Werner : Gender and Confessionalisation in Europe Benjamin Ziemann : Faithful Decisions? Churches as Formal Organisations and 20th Century Religious History
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
C-17
REL10
Religious Transformations since the 1960s
Cave C
Edwin Koster : Religious Transformations and Methodological Ludism Bart Latré : The movement of progressive christians in Flanders 1960-1990 Esther Peperkamp : Jesus behind the Iron Curtain - Religious Transformations in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s Julia Riediger : Raised to Leave? Church Disaffiliation in Western Germany from the Vantage Point of Socialisation (approx. 1965 to 1980)
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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