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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
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
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
D-3
CRI24
Social Control of Poverty and Marginality
Cave D
Verda Irtis : The criminalization of juveniles in Turkish society: Roots ans recent evolutions from a socio-historical point of view Pete King : The Making of the Juvenile Reformatory in England 1780-1825; Voluntary Initiatives and State Funding Frode Ulvund : The Norwegian workhouse-system from 1845 to 1907
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
D-4
CRI05
Youth and Policing
Cave D
Louise Jackson : Policing Youth in Post-War England and Scotland: Gender, Sexuality and Leisure Val Marie Johnson : Governing Youth, Justice, and Liberalism in Canada, 1960-1971 Tamara Myers : “From Disciplinarian to Coach: The Policing of Youth in Post World War II Canada”
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
D-5
CRI06
Institutionalisation of criminal justice enforcements and its implications
Cave D
Francis Dodsworth : The genealogy of police in England,c. 1780-1856 John Drabble : Transformations in Policing Radical Labor: Private Detective Agencies, Local and State Police, and the Federalization of Counterintelligence during the Progressive Era in the United States John Mcdermott : The development of police racial awareness training, 1981-1993 Chris A. Williams : The New Police and Duration, 1820-1860
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
D-6
CRI07
Policing
Cave D
Drew Gray : An example of that unity, and of that dependence of parts on each other, without which no well constructed and efficient system of police can ever be expected”: Policing the City of London, c.1780-1829 Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : Ordering the streets: Police and traffic in Lisbon (1890 – 1910) Haia Shpayer-Makov : Revisiting the Detective Figure in Late Victorian Fiction
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
D-7
CRI09
The policing of right-wing and communist dictatorships
Cave D
Jonathan Dunnage : ‘Being a Policeman in Fascist Italy: A Study of Lives, Careers, Strategies and Mentalities’ Diego Palacios Cerezales : Italy or Britain? foreign models of policing in Salazar's Portugal Mark David Pittaway : From Anti-Fascist to Socialist Policing in Hungary's Western Borderland, 1944-1950
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
D-8
CRI11
Hot spots and dangerous people: Globalisation of crime and fear during the late 19th and 20th centuries?
Cave D
Alexandra Locher : Political Violence in Italy 1970-1980 Astrid Renland : Drugs, weapons and women: The same travel routes? Regulating cross-borders movement through crime
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
D-9
CRI12
Heroin in International Perspective
Cave D
Detlef Briesen : Some Aspects of Heroin Consumption in Germany after the Second World War Eric Schneider : Heroin in International Perspective Joseph Spillane : Heroin Markets and Violence: New Perspectives on an Old Problem
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
D-10
NMCUL
Network meeting: Culture
Cave D
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
D-11
CRI13
Defending Civil Liberties in Law-enforcement and Criminal Justice
Cave D
Wilbur Miller : Authority In America Tanja Rietmann : Detaining the non-criminal. Coercive 20th century welfare policies towards deviant men and women in Switzerland and their inconsistencies with Human Rights
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
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.
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
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
D-15
MID07
New Approaches to Old Problems in Medieval History
Cave D
Gabriella Erdélyi : ‘We do not really know what these black friars want’: narratives of conflict and solidarity in an early sixteenth-century Hungarian town Kouky Fianu : Canons and notaries: Exploring contractual practices in 15th century Paris Ardian Muhaj : The Hundred Years War and the origins of the Portuguese expansion in Africa
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
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
D-17
MAT01
Second hand circuits of exchange: selling, the retailer and regulation
Cave D
Dries Lyna : In the twilight between old and new. The second-hand markets for paintings in 18th century Antwerp and Brussels. Ian Mitchell : Second-hand Book Trades in England, c.1680-1850 Martin Wottle : What’s new? Legal discourse on second-hand goods in 18th and early 19th century Stockholm. |
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