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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
E-1
ELI14
Mobilities, integration and formalisation of social relationships in the urban context
Cave E
Etienne Couriol : How urban newcomers use spiritual kinships : Lyons in the seventeenth and the eighteenth centuries Antonio Irigoyen : Clergy as migrant receiver in Early Modern Spain Stéphane Minvielle : Formalisation of social relationships in urban context : The integration of migrants in 18th century Bordeaux
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
E-2
ORA01
Family and intergenerational transmission of stories
Cave E
Alena Kozlova : The influence of traumatic expierience of the family history on female fate of the second generation Patricie Kubackova : Between us is (not only) an ocean – biographical narrations of Czech women living in the USA. (A research based on a method of oral history and conversation analysis.)
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
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
E-4
FAM26
Construction of Blood IV: Biological Discourses, Kin and Selfhood in the Long Twentieth Century
Cave E
Sarah Franklin : "From Blood to Genes?: Rethinking Consanguinity in the Context of Geneticisation” Adam Kuper : “Darwin’s marriage, theories of heredity, and the origins of eugenics” Enric Porqueres : Exceptional Persons? New Reproductive Technologies and the Relationality of the Self
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
E-5
ELI22
Emerging New Elite in the Academic Environment
Cave E
Nadja Duhacek : Tolerance in a bubble Tom Junes : The Forging of a New Elite: Student Politics in Communist Poland Abel Polese : And if it were only a response to state managed sabotage? An alternative assessment on Ukrainian universities
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
E-6
FAM10
Individual Experiences of Vulnerability
Cave E
Satomi Kurosu, NorikoTsuya : Household Socioeconomic Status and Individual Vulnerability in Early Modern Japan: Mortality at Different Stages of Life in Three Northeastern Villages Leonard Schwarz : Reconstructing the lives of the London poor, 1725-1824 Samantha Shave : A Policy for the Vulnerable? Experiences of and negotiations for Relief in Gilbert's Unions, 1782- C.1845.
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
E-7
THE03
Critical Historiography of International History I
Cave E
Patrick Finney : Hayden White and the Tragedy of International History Stephan Petzold : The origins of the First World War as a discursive puzzle Dominic Sachsenmaier : Challenges to International History
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
E-8
WOR04
Critical Historiography of International History II
Cave E
Ingo Heidbrink : Inter- and multidisciplinary approaches to maritime history Christopher Lloyd : Global Wars of Capitalism Since the 16th Century and the "End of World History": Historical Stages, Progressive Teleologies, and Social Transformations Revisited
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
E-9
FAM19
Did Peasants Die in their own Beds? Rural Migration in the 17th-19th centuries
Cave E
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : Where did the peasants die in the suburbs of Edo, Japan in the 18th -19th centuries? Christopher Kennedy : An Gorta Mor and peasant survival: an examination of famine deaths and emigration in Ireland, 1846-56 Philippe Pérot : Spanish sailors and ship’s boys of rural extraction dying in the New Vera Cruz through the XVIIth century : social outlines and family links in the Bienes de Difuntos archives Mikako Sawayama : Where did the peasants abandon their children during the first half of the 19th century in western Japan?
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
E-10
NMECO
Network meeting: Economics
Cave E
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
E-11
CUL22
Production, Consumption, Reception and Cultural Discourse
Cave E
Eva Krivanec : Daily Theatre on the Homefronts of the First World War. A comparative study in four European capitals (Berlin, Lisbon, Paris, Vienna) Marcia Moraes : Notes on 19th century psychology and early cinema Raquel Sánchez : Cultural market and society in Spain, 1900-1936
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
E-12
FAM23
Intergenerational Aspects of Fertility and Marriage
Cave E
Marco Breschi, Stanislao Mazzoni & Lucia Pozzi : Reproductive behaviours in the Sardinian families in the 19th and 20th centuries: Lisa Dillon : Family Influences on Marriage Patterns, 17th & 18th century Québec Leen Sterckx : Partner choice of Turkish and Moroccan immigrant youth in the Netherlands Jan Van Bavel, Jan Kok : Analyzing intergenerational transmission of fertility with mixed effects models. Rural Holland 1850-1940
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
E-13
POL20
The hardware of the state
Cave E
Evelyn Ruppert : Censuses as Practices of Double Identification Kekke Stadin : To put a mark on the territory. Strategies to make a powerrelation to the inhabitants. Ruediger Von Krosigk : Communication through Space: The role of the office design for the relationship between state and civil society in 19th and 20th century Europe
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
E-14
POL21
French political culture 1789-1851
Cave E
Anne Epstein : Inclusive citizenship in practice? Solidarity, civic education, and democracy at the fin-de-siècle Annie Jourdan : The invention of modern democracy 1776-1798 Bernard Rulof : Civil Society and Royalist Popular Politics in France: Legitimist Associations in Montpellier, 1848-1851 Patricia Turner : Recovering ‘The Social’: Rural-Urban Networks and Communal État Social in the French Revolution
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
E-15
SEX10
Measuring Sexual Danger
Cave E
Theo Van Der Meer : Cutting costs. Pecuniary anxieties and the castration of sex offenders in Holland (1938-1968). Carole S. Vance : Counting Sex Slaves: Definition, Methodology, and Meaning Rebecca Young : Counting the Harm of Child Sexual Abuse
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
E-16
ORA04
Public presentations; interpreting audiovisual history
Cave E
Amaya Muruzabal : The representation of the veteran as the reflection of a community of memory Lucy Robinson : ‘My story, I am sorry to say, has no conclusion’ - Soldiers Stories and the Falkland’s War. Penny Summerfield : Life stories, historical authenticity and the public memory of the Second World War in 1950s Britain
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
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 |
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