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Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
A-4
FAM05
Measles and Other Childhood Diseases
Auditorium, muziekcentrum
Renzo Derosas : Measles epidemics in nineteenth-century Venice: dynamics and risk-factors Sara García Ferrero, Jim Oeppen & Diego Ramiro Fariñas : Estimating Reproductive Numbers for the 1889-90 and 1918-20 Influenza Pandemics in the city of Madrid. Ólöf Garðarsdóttir : Measles in virgin soil regions in Nordic countries during the 19th century B-4 AFR01 Labour and Transport in Africa Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
Mary Davies : Rest houses, recruitment centres and remote places: the social history of a ‘departure point’ in Northern Malawi 1933-1975 Walter Nkwi : “Human Lorries:” Labour mobillity and Transport in British Southern Cameroons, 1922-1961 C-4 CRI18 Meet the author: Randolph Roth: Homicide in Europe and the US Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
D-4 LAB03 Politics and violence: 20th century Communism Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum
Sylvain Boulouque : French communist party and political violence Nigel Copsey : Transatlantic Perspectives on Anti-Fascism: Communists and the Anti-Fascist Struggle in Inter-War Britain and the United States Andreas Wirsching : Violence as discourse: For a 'linguistic turn' in communist history E-4 EDU04 Childhood in Mental Health, Senses and Emotions Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Ian Grosvenor, Catherine Burke : The Hearing School: an exploration of sound and listening in the modern school Bengt Sandin : Child Psychiatry between scholarly traditions in Sweden 1945-1985. Medical conferences as an arena for defining the borders and content of an emerging disciplinar field Annemieke Van Drenth : Anomalous children. The discovery of the Cornelia de Lange syndroom Karin Zetterqvist Nelson : Child therapy as an arena for normative regulation of childhood and individualization of children F-4 WOR06 Interfaith Commerce in Medieval and Early Modern Times IV: In and Around the Indian Ocean Vestibule, muziekcentrum
Ivana Elbl : The Bull Romanus Pontifex of 1454 and the Early European Trading in Sub-Saharan Atlantic Africa Roxani Margariti : Coins and Commerce: the numismatics of the Indian Ocean's trading networks, 10th-13th centuries G-4 SOC17 Hands on session on coding historical occupations Computerroom D4, Pauli
H-4 TEC04 Economy 2: Railways, Agricultural Development and Urbanization in Britain, France and Spain, 1840-1970 Hortazaal, Pauli
Laia Mojica Gasol : Measuring the impact of railways on urbanization through GIS: a case study of the Iberian Peninsula and France. Robert Schwartz, Ian Gregory : Railways and Agrarian Change in Rural Britain and France, 1850-1914 Thomas Thevenin, Arnaud Banos : Exploring space and time dimensions of agriculture and population change in France, 1830 to1930 I-4 SEX02 Sexualities against the political orthodoxies Room D1, Pauli
Peter Edelberg : The De-dramatization of Homosexuality in Denmark 1945 - 80 Lesley Hall : Interwar British women pushing at the boundaries: beyond the Me Tarzan, You Jane, Let's Make Babies paradigm Jens Rydström : Scandinavian Disjunctures: Disability, citizenship and sexuality in Denmark and Sweden, from 1925 to the present day Ana Cristina Santos : Queering ‘the family’? Fifteen years of LGBT activism in Portugal J-4 REL04 Material Religion in Early Modern Europe: Images, Objects and Spaces Room D11, Pauli
Silvia De Renzi : Bad air at the Collegio Romano: physicians and the health of communities in Counter Reformation Rome Silvia Evangelisti : Devotional objects, and the senses in early modern Italy Tara Hamling : Old Robert’s Girdle: Visual and Material Props for Protestant Piety in Post-Reformation Britain K-4 ETH21 History, Memory and Migration II Room D13, Pauli
Mary Hickman : Past Immigrations, Contemporary Representations: in UK life narrative interviews Christopher Kennedy : Death and Despair, Prosperity and Plenty: Irish Visions of America José Lingna Nafafé : African Migrants: Past and Integration in Northern Europe Kevin Myers : Cultures of history: minority histories and the politics of the past in post-war Britain L-4 HIS05 GIS, the Middle Ages and Early Modern Time Room D14, Pauli
Joachim Laczny : The late medieval ruler Frederick III (1440–1493) on the journey – the creation of the itinerary using a Historical GIS (his-GIS) Lies Vervaet : Using GIS in a research on the correlation between the socio-economic features and the geographical aspects of a rural village in Early Modern Flanders M-4 POL04 Communism and National Legitimacy in Central and Eastern Europe, 1945-1989 Baertsoenzaal, Pauli
Celia Donert : Wandering about Europe: Communism, Nationalism and "Gypsies" in Postwar Austria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Romania Martin Mevius : “Defending Our Historical and Political Interests”: the Hungarian Communist Party and the 'History of Transylvania' Markus Wien : National Legitimacies and Nation Building in Communist Bulgaria N-4 ELI06 Academic elites after World War II: nationalists, democrats, technocrats Auditorium D2, Pauli
Marja Jalava : Higher Education and the Question of Equality in the Post-World War II Nordic Welfare States Per Lundin, Niklas Stenlås : The Reform Technocrats: Identifying the Nation Building Elite in Post-War Sweden Kazimierz Musial : Elitist turn in higher education in the context of recent reforms in the Nordic countries O-4 ANT03 Quantifying the Roman Economy Auditorium D3, Pauli
Dario Nappo : The scale of Roman wine exports to Arabia and India Ben Russell : Trends in the production and distribution of sculpted stone Andrew Wilson : Quantifying growth and contraction in the Roman economy P-4 FAM22 Family Foundations II. Gender and Property Devolution Auditorium D5, Pauli
Beshara Doumani : The Waqf Foundation as a Family Charter Nada Moumtaz : Family and Philanthropic Waqfs in 19th century Beirut David Warren Sabean : Revival of Patrilineage and Family Foundations in Late-Nineteenth-Century Germany Q-4 RUR05 Wills and Marriage Contracts in impartible Inheritence System Atelier R2, Pauli
Anne-Lise Head-König : The undivided farm in Switzerland before and after the implementation of the 1912 Swiss Civil Code: ways and means to attain this objective Gertrude Langer-Ostrawsky, Margareth Lanzinger : Joint or separate? Marriage contracts and the consequences of different marital property regimes in the Habsburg Empire in the 18th Century Rosa Ros : The decline of impartible inheritance system. The example of Sant Feliu de Guíxols (Catalonia), 1780-1860 R-4 MAT03 Homemaking, Cherishing and the Senses Atelier R3, Pauli
Pia Lundqvist, Christer Ahlberger : Consumption fantasies in modern literature 1820-1860 Sara Pennell : Home is where the hearth is? Exploring the uses and means of the hearth in Restoration & later Stuart London (17th c.) Margaret Ponsonby : A Home of One's Own? Spinsters, Bachelors and the Consumption of Homemaking in the Long 18th Century Natalie Scholz : Whose authority reigns in the living room? Contested meanings of the past and the present in West German discourses on ‘Wohnkultur’ during the 1950s S-4 THE03 Gender and Conceptualization of Work M101, Marissal
Synne Corell : Conceptualizations of work in the writing of national history Hege Roll-Hansen : The gendering of work in Norwegian official statistics 1865 - 1930 T-4 WOM14 Women and the Military Establishment M202, Marissal
Carol (Kira) Stevens : Soldiers' Wives in early 18th century Russia Fia Sundevall : “Please note: No amazons wanted!”. Continuity and change in Swedish women’s military work 1865–1965 U-4 SOC13 New Perspectives on Early Modern Poor Relief II M207, Marissal
Julie Marfany : Responses to poverty in Catalonia: hospitals, charitable funds and outdoor relief (c.1750-1820) Olga Salamatova : Ideology of ‘the common weal’ and Implementation of the Poor Law in Early Stuart England V-4 ETH04 Exclusion and Integration of Migrants and Refugees in Twentieth Century Britain M209, Marissal
Gavin Schaffer : The Boundaries of Britishness: Jewish Refugees and the War Effort Wendy Ugolini : Narratives of ‘Unbelonging’: Recovering Italian Scottish Experience Quyen Vo : The reception of the Hungarian and British refugees in Britain, 1956-57 W-4 CUL04 Oral Communication in History: Problems and Methodology M210, Marissal
Brigitte Mral : Methodological Problems Concerning Women's Rhetoric in the 19th Century Arjan Van Dixhoorn : Intermediality of oral communication in the early modern world Joris van Eijnatten : Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Audiences: Diffuse, Simple and Mass X-4 URB02 Theorizing Gateway M211, Marissal
Per Hallén : Gateway cities – connecting to the world Harm Kaal, Abdel El Makhloufi : From airfield to airport: An Institutionalist approach of the early development of the Schiphol airport; 1916-1940 Takashi Okunishi : From consumption center to gateway city： Ghent and grain circulation Michael-W. Serruys : Trade flows, transport networks and urban systems: the search for a theoretic framework Y-4 ORA04 Teaching and Using Oral History M212, Marissal
Hana Pelikanova : How to Teach „Complex“ Oral History - Oral History as a M.A. studies. A Prague Example Miroslav Vanek : Between the conservatists“ and the „investigators“. Oral history in the Czech Republic 15 years after and its current problems Z-4 TEC01 The Development of New Consumer Cultures M204, Marissal
Clive Edwards : Developing new markets in the European furniture industry through the use of lamination and bentwood design and technology, 1830-1880 Alberto Grandi : The refrigeration industry and changes in food consumption Hiroki Shin, Colin Divall : Rapid travel in comfort: quality of passenger experience in the history of Britain's railways |
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