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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
Q-1
LAB27
Gender and Labour
Amphitheatre 3
Carles Enrech : Gender and textile trade unionism in Spain (1840-1923) Jordi Ibarz : The sexual division of work in the glass industry in Spain (1884-1931)
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
Q-2
FAIII
FAMIII: Widowhood and Remarriage
Amphitheatre 3
Béatrice Craig : From Custumals to Code Napoléon: Impact of legal changes on women's access to and control of property Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux : Well-Being and widows in early-modern France Aoi Okada, Satomi Kurosu & Miyuki Takahashi : Widowhood and Remarriage in Northeastern Japan: Rural-Urban Comparison 1716-1870
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
Q-3
ETH35
Jewish Diaspora
Amphitheatre 3
Judith Gerson : Immigrant Lives, Holocaust Narratives: German Jewish Refugees Remember Their Pasts Aviva Halamish : Against Many Odds:Immigration of Jewish Women to Palestine between the World Wars Pavel Polian : The end of the Russian-speaking Jewish Immigration from the former Soviet Union to Germany Krystyna T. Zamorska : Transatlantic Translations: Narrating Dislocation after WWII
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
Q-4
ASI01
Minorities in Asia
Amphitheatre 3
Nikita Sud : Metamorphosing and multiple minorities: the case of Gujarat India Tariq Thachil, Ronald Herring : Poor Choices: Dalit and Adivasi Electoral Politics in India
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
Q-5
SOC09
Paupers and the poor law
Amphitheatre 3
Larry Frohman : The Birth of the Welfare State out of the Spirit of the Poor Laws Søren Rud : Urban Poor and the Colonial Connection Olga Salamatova : Poor laws in the 17th century England
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
Q-6
FAM12
The Impact of the 'Industrious Revolution' on the Family
Amphitheatre 3
Ragnhild Hutchison : Tile and brick production – early modern industry in Norway in a household perspective Gloria L. Main : The Employments of Children in the Earliest Phases of Industrialization in Rural New England, 1740-1840 Teresa Pinto : Industrial schools and the gender division of labour in Portugal in the late 19th century
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
Q-7
ANT09
Visions of Greece in Imperial Britain
Amphitheatre 3
Akca Atac : An Attempt at Restoring the Antique Imperial Wisdom: Ancient Greek History Texts of Eighteenth- Century Britain Rachel Sternberg : Cyrus the Great's Pity for Panthea
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
Q-8
ELI07
Elites and corporatism in the Iberian World
Amphitheatre 3
Carolina Rodríguez-López : Academic Elites and Power in the University of Madrid, 1939-1951 José Antonio Sánchez-Román : From the Congress of Productivity to the Economic Agreement: Taxes, Inflation and Corporatism in Argentina, 1955-1976
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
Q-9
ETH07
Metis Ethnogenis in Northern North America
Amphitheatre 3
Carolyn Podruchny : The Making of a Metis Oral Tradition: Conjunctures in Cree, Ojibwe, and French Canadian Stories Richard Preston : Ethnogenesis of the Davis Inlet Band
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
Q-10
NMETH
Network meeting: Ethnicity and Migration
Amphitheatre 3
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
Q-11
CUL14
History of Emotions V: Emotions and the Self in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Period
Amphitheatre 3
Nira Pancer : Emotions and ego in Merovingian Gaul: Barbara Rosenwein revisited Kristine Steenbergh : The Politics of Passion: The Dynamics of Gender and Revenge in Early Modern English Drama
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
Q-12
CRI15
Juvenile judge at work: from model to practice
Amphitheatre 3
François Fenchel : The Paternal Juvenile Court Judge: the implementation of the child welfare model in Montreal, 1912-1950 Eric Pierre : The Agricultural Penitentiary Colony of Mettray: A Central Place for the Education of Juvenile Delinquents Ingrid van der Bij : The first juvenile judges in the Dutch courts, 1923-1945;
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
Q-13
CRI16
Girls in juvenile justice: a special case
Amphitheatre 3
Veerle Massin, Aurore François & Veerle Massin : “These wandering viruses”: delinquent girls and venereal diseases in Belgium, 1912-1965 David Niget : From the Impossible Violence to the “Behaviour Trouble”. Delinquent Girls in the Child Guidance Institutions in Belgium, from 1950 to 1970 Jean Trépanier : A different treatment? Girls before the Montreal juvenile court, 1912-1950
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
Q-14
CRI21
Empire and crime/policing
Amphitheatre 3
Annelieke Dirks : Juvenile Delinquency and Forced Re-education in the Netherlands Indies, 1900-1940 Christopher Fritsch : Ordinances “Consonant to Reason....nor Contrary “ to the Laws of England: William Penn and the Creation and Administration of Criminal Law Tammy Razi : Juvenile Delinquents, Child Street-Peddlers and Neglected Children: Constructing the Nation's Margins in Mandatory Palestine
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
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)
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
Q-16
ORA15
Oral History and Methodology, Roundtable
Amphitheatre 3
Karoline Feyertag : Reading the Other and Listening to the Other Ela Hornung : Working with deep hermeneutics Michael John : Austria 1945 - 1955: Landscapes of Memories Albert Lichtblau : Returning Shock
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
Q-17
EDU12
Childhood and the Reproduction of Social Structure
Amphitheatre 3
Sandra Cavallo : Artisan families and the circulation of children in Renaissance and Early Modern Italian towns. Nara Milanich : Children, class hierarchies, and state formation in Chile Bengt Sandin : The politics of abortion and the building of a welfare system for women and children in Sweden 1920-1950
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
Q-18
FAM30
Denomination of Foundlings
Amphitheatre 3
Stanislao Mazzoni : The surnames of foundlings of “Ospedale degli Esposti di Parma”, Italy. Julie Miller : The Fate of William Unknown: Naming Foundlings in Nineteenth-Century New York City Jessica A. Sheetz-Nguyen : Erasing and Creating Identities: Naming Practices at the Nineteenth Century London Foundling Hospital |
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