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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
V-1
WOM02
Feminism and Transnationalism I: Transnational Networks and National Contexts
Room 2.10
Julie Carlier : Shaping Belgian feminism. Transnational transfers and the forging of a national women’s movement (ca.1890-1918) Carolyn Eichner : "The Veil and the Vote: Race, Sexuality, and Feminist Imperialism in Late 19th Century France" Rochelle Ruthchild : Russian Feminists: From Global Sisterhood to Silence Judith P. Zinsser : Gendering Transnational Topics: Benefits and Liabilities
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
V-2
WOM03
Feminism and Transnationalism II: Transnational Feminism and International Politics
Room 2.10
Brigitte Rath : Forgotten Networks: Olga Misars Engagement in the Austrian Feminist Peace Movement (transnational and national networks) Victoria Rowe : Women's Transnational Organizing: Feminist and Humanitarian Interventions in the League of Nations' Commission for the Protection of Women and Children in the Near East Ulla Wikander : Women over national borders against night work prohibition,
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
V-3
SOC04
Imagery of Human Dignity and European Consciousness (16th-17th centuries)
Room 2.10
Maria De Jesus Candeias Relvas : Imagery of Human Dignity (16th-17th centuries) Maria Leonor Garcia Cruz : Imagery of The Balance of Power (16th-17th centuries)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
V-4
LAB15
Mobilising the unemployed, 1928-35
Room 2.10
Daniel Joseph Leab : The CPUSA and the organization of the American unemployed Matt Perry : Mobilising the unemployed in France in the 1930s: Alex Zukas : Class, State, and Struggle: Mobilizing Unemployed Workers in late Weimar Germany
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
V-6
SOC08
Norms and social pracitices in welfare institutions (1500 – 1900)
Room 2.10
Chris Leonards : 19th century congresses on philanthropy, welfare and ‘control of the poor’: interfacing global views and local practices Sebastian Schmidt : Administration, Supervision and Everyday Life in Early Modern Hospitals in the Electorate of Trier Alfred Weiss : Beyond the norm? Norms and everyday life in the hospitals of Salzburg and Klagenfurt in the early modern times (1500-1800)
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
V-7
ELI23
Elites in Transition: coping with the collapsing system in the small countries of the Eastern bloc I: transformation of the old power structures
Room 2.10
Jouni Järvinen : Making Identities: History, Memory and Politics Maciej Tyminski : Searching for the Origins of the Elite’s Habits in Postcommunist Poland:
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
V-8
ELI24
Elites in transition: coping with the collapsing system in the small countries of the Eastern bloc II: Old Elites' Revival in the New System
Room 2.10
Katalin Miklossy : Hungarian Socialists’ Identity Crisis Nadezhda Stoyanova : Desecuritizing Identity in South-Eastern Europe
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
V-9
WOM01
Women, Armies, and the Nation
Room 2.10
Zeynep Kutluata : Gender and War during the late Ottoman and Early Republican Periods: The Case of Black Fatma(s) Holly Mayer : Revolutionary Roles and Role Models: Perceptions of Women's Actions in the American War for Independence Fia Sundevall : Swedish women’s military work in the post-war period of 1945-1969
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
V-10
NMTEC
Network meeting: Technology
Room 2.10
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
V-11
WOR02
Transnational Networks and the European Communitiy
Room 2.10
Brigitte Leucht, Katja Seidel : Transnational competition policy networks in European Union history, 1945-1970 Steffi Marung : A Hybrid Border. The EU Border Regime After Enlargement and the Neighbourhood Programme Poland-Belarus Ukraine 2004-2006 Jan-Henrik Meyer : "Fake Eurocrats without the wages" – Brussels correspondents' transnational networks
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
V-12
WOR03
Sugar, Coffee and International Affairs
Room 2.10
Kathleen Mapes : "'Barbarian' or 'Civilized' Sugar?: The Politics of Imperialism, 1898-1909 Jim Norris : World Affairs, Migrant Workers, and Sugar Production in the United States Dorothee Wierling : Phantasies of the „Origin“. The imagery of the coffee bean and the Hamburg coffee merchants.
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
V-14
MAT12
Globalization and Material Culture
Room 2.10
Kennan Ferguson : “Mastering the Art of Nationalism: Julia Child and the Gustatory Construction of French Culture” Jasmina Guseva : Globalization and New Trends in Culture Beverly Lemire : Rethinking Asian trade and Europe’s material culture:
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
V-15
LAB19
Household Economy in a Market Economy? New Conceptions of Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Gender and Work
Room 2.10
Kirsti Niskanen : Bringing Household Economy into Market Economy – The Approach of the Finnish Economist Laura Harmaja Vera Sollova : Family, labor market and demographic dynamics in Mexico, 1970-2000 Yvonne Svanström : A changing concept within Swedish political economy – from prostitution to sex work during the 20th century
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
V-16
RUR16
Man and beast. Human interactions with animals in a comparative context
Room 2.10
Jonathan Bryant : Turning Deer into Rice: The deerskin trade in the eighteenth century Atlantic world Claire Strom : Cattle, Ticks, and Humans: Disease Eradication in a Comparative Perspective Sandra Swart : Horse Trading: comparing human-equine networks of control and socio-environmental change in South African, India, Australia and the Americas
Saturday 1 March 2008
16.30
V-18
FAM34
Transitional Zones and Hybrid Family Systems: New Perspectives on the Geography of Family Forms in Historic Eurasia
Room 2.10
Viachaslau Nasevich : Balanced household formation pattern in the behaviour of Belarusian peasants Richard Paping : The dynamics of household structures in the Dutch countryside from the 17th to the 20th century: The importance of stem families? Mikolaj Szoltysek : In search for the place: Central Europe, the transitional cultural zone and the serfdom. Some theses on hybrid family systems (17th-18th centuries). Irina Troitskaia : Two versions of household structures as a reflection of two different concepts of household: Vykhino estate, region of Moscow, 1816-1858 |
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