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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
P-1
CRI01
Military Justice
Room 8.1
Bob Lilly, Bobbie Ticknor & Brandy Girton : Murder in the Military: US Soldiers in the European Theater of Operations, WW II Stephen Miller : "Duty or Crime?: Defining Acceptable Behavior in the British Army in South Africa, 1899-1902"
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
P-3
LAB33
Local communities and workers
Room 8.1
Robert Lewis : Producing Place: General Electric and Industrial America, 1940-1950 Conor Mccabe : Family life and the workplace: a case study of the Inchicore and Broadstone Irish railway communities, 1847-1925
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
P-4
FAM02
Demography of Solitary Households
Room 8.1
Jim Brown : Solitary Households in 19th Century Austria Danielle Gauvreau, Sherry Olson : An unusual residential pattern: solitary households in Montreal 1881-1901 Kiyoshi Hamano, Mary Louise Nagata : Solitary households and urban demography in a stem family society: Kyoto, 1843-1868 Steven Ruggles : Living Arrangements of the Aged in Comparative Historical Perspective
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
P-5
GEO05
The Spaces of Civil Society IV: The Nation
Room 8.1
Gerry Kearns : People and publics in the spaces of anticolonial nationalism José Ramiro Pimenta : The ‘Lusitanian Manor’: Eugenics, Nationalism and Archaeological Research in Portugal in the 1920s Karen Till : Remnants of communism in East Berlin: Urban renewal at Rosa Luxemburg Platz
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
P-6
ETH11
Bounding and Unbounding Spaces and Places
Room 8.1
Vibha Bhalla : Detroit, Windsor as Transnational Spaces: A Case Study of Asian Indian Migrants Nora Faires : Blacks on the Border: Migration, Freedom, and Detroit as Portal and Destination
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
P-7
AFR03
Central & Southern Africa
Room 8.1
Johan Fourie, Willem H. Boshoff : Estimating the South African Business Cycle: 1652-1793 Kamini Krishna : The Economic Status of Zambian and Indian Women During the Colonial Period
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
P-8
POL14
Meet the Author: Thomasz Gross, Historian and Moral Critic. An Evaluation of Neighbors and Fear
Room 8.1
David Gerber : Jan Tomasz Gross, Historian and Moral Critic: An Evaluation of Neighbors and Fear Dorota Praszalowicz : "Polish Memory, History and the Reception of NEIGHBORS and FEAR?"
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
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
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
P-10
NMRUR
Network meeting: Rural
Room 8.1
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
P-11
ELI19
The idea of progress, enlightenment & national identity among urban elites in (Northern) Europe 1770-1830
Room 8.1
Rasmus Glenthøj : National identity within the Danish-Norwegian Elites in the early 19th Century Jouko Nurmiainen : Progress and Common Good in Swedish Eighteenth-Century Historical and Economic Thought
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
P-12
URB05
Urban Guilds, Corporations and Social Capital (13th-17th Centuries) II
Room 8.1
Anne-Laure Van Bruaene : Guilds, social capital, and religious change. The case of the Ghent Calvinist Republic (1577-1584) Maarten F. Van Dijck : The socialization of a political culture. The case of late medieval and early modern club life in Malines (1400-1800)
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
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
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
P-14
SEX15
Global transgressions
Room 8.1
Jacobus A. Du Pisani : The "good old days" when there were no homosexuals and sexual perverts among Afrikaans men Kamila Uzarczyk : Blaming 'the Others'. trafficking in women and racial prejudice.
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
P-15
ORA13
Collective Memory and Collective Identities
Room 8.1
Graciela De Garay : The "International Style" as a key element to understand the professionalization of architecture in Mexico, 1940-1970 Lígia Maria Leite Pereira : Negotiating memory: the case of brazilian elites Luisa Tiago De Oliveira : IST students movement: the contribution of the oral history
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
P-16
THE02
Transnational Images at Work in National Museums
Room 8.1
Rhiannon Mason : Defining the Nation: The Creation of the National Museum of Wales Andrew Newby, Linda Andersson Burnett : Celts or Vikings? The battle for Scottish identity in the National Museum of Scotland, c 1860-1900.
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
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
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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