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Tuesday 13 April 2010
8.30
V-1
ETH01
Austrian Migration after 1945
M209, Marissal
Ute Sonnleitner : "I Had Only Good Experiences - But I Never Would have Wanted to Stay": Research-Project "Female Styrian Emigrant Work 1945 - 1955" Andrea Strutz : Return Migration from Canada: Migratory Experiences of Austrian Female and Male Labour Migrants in the Post-World War II Period Astrid Tumpold-Juri : "Skim off the Cream"
Tuesday 13 April 2010
10.45
K-2
ETH17
Changes in the Country of Origin, Development of Nation States and Cultural Proximity
Room D13, Pauli
Ivana Dobrivojevic Tomic : In quest for welfare. The Labour Migrations of Yugoslav Citizens in Western European Countries 1960 – 1977 Per-Olof Grönberg : The Welcoming City? Immigrant Integration in Urban Sweden, 1860-1925 Johan Svanberg : Experiences and Social Memories, Narratives and Counter-Narratives: Swedes and Estonians in Olofström after 1945 Miika Tervonen : ’Gypsies’, ’Tatars’ and the peasants: ethnic boundary-drawing and the nation-state in Finland and Sweden, c.1865-1925 V-2 ETH02 Refugees from Nazi Germany and the Liberal European States, New York - Oxford: Berghahn Books 2009 M209, Marissal
Aviva Halamish : The Role of Palestine as a Destination for Jewish Refugees from Nazi Germany: The British Perspective Susanne Heim : The International Refugee Regime and the Jewish Emigration from Nazi Germany
Tuesday 13 April 2010
14.15
K-3
ETH20
History, Memory and Migration I
Room D13, Pauli
J. Olaf Kleist : Migrant Incorporation and Political Memories: The Role of the Past in Australian Social Inclusion Hans Leaman : The Pilgrim to this Land: Religion, Conservatism and Immigration in America V-3 ETH03 Historical Approaches to Transnational Ethnic Identities M209, Marissal
Eric Payseur : “Ethnic Identity can come in waves too”: Polish Canadian Leaders, Gender, Polishness and Canadianization Christa Wirth : 'Americans don’t appreciate their country!' How Descendants of Italian Immigrants to the United States Construct Ethnic Identities in Migration Narratives
Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
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 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
Wednesday 14 April 2010
8.30
V-5
ETH05
Personal Narratives of Migration: Reading First Person Accounts and Family Correspondence
M209, Marissal
Maria Bjerg : The experience of Immigrant Children Through Personal Narratives. Argentina in the Second Postwar Beatriz Padilla : Brazilian Narratives of Migration: Saudades, Gender Differences and Coping Strategies in Portugal of the XXI Century Milena Vico : The construction of testimony: Exploring the preservation or loss of cultural identification within different post-war Lithuanian diaspora populations now settled outside their country of birth and nationality
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
S-6
AFR04
Digitising the Black Diaspora
M101, Marissal
Anne Kuhlmann-Smirnov : Invisibility and Visibility of the Black Diaspora: A Database Project on Blacks in Early Modern German-Speaking Countries Laura Stapane, Dr. Martin Klimke : The Civil Rights Struggle, African American GIs, and Germany: Digital Archive, Oral History Collection and Research Project Y-6 ETH06 European Databases of Migrant Organisations M212, Marissal
Piet Creve : Paving the way: collecting data on migrant organisations in Flanders Corinne Torrekens : Muslim associations in Brussels : structures and clivages Floris Vermeulen : Historical databases of immigrant organisations. The case of Amsterdam
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
E-7
ETH07
Assimilation of Jews
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Jessica Roitman : What ever happened to the Sephardim? Assimilation and the Sephardim of the Netherlands in the 18th Century Peter Tammes : Assimilation of Jews in prewar Amsterdam: losing faith
Thursday 15 April 2010
8.30
J-9
MID03
Multiple Images. National Identity in the Middle Ages and the Middle Ages used for Post-medieval Identity Construction I
Room D11, Pauli
Claire Weeda : Culture, Climate and Identity in Twelfth-Century Northern Europe Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz : Hollanders as ‘the Other’ through a Hanseatic lens. Late medieval and modern perceptions of identity K-9 ETH22 Representations of Migration in Culture, Politics and Education Room D13, Pauli
Christina Johansson : Swedish Museums and Migration Sonja Kmec : Staging Migration: Museographic Representations and Political Discourses in Luxembourg Vanja Lozic : Objectifying Discourses in the Narratives about Swedish Immigration - "The Story about them" Stefanie Mayer : Migration in Political Discourse – a cross-national and diachronic perspective N-9 ETH08 Legality and Illegality: Discourse and Practice in Regulation of Migration Auditorium D2, Pauli
Hanan Sabea : Crossing the Sea: Discourses of Legality, Morality and Citizenship among Egyptian Migrants to Europe Corrie Van Eijl : Unauthorized, irregular or undocumented immigrants: constructions of illegality in the Netherlands
Thursday 15 April 2010
10.45
B-10
ETH30
Meet the Author session on Adam McKeown's Melancholy Order
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
J-10 MID04 Multiple Images. National Identity in the Middle Ages and the Middle Ages used for Post-medieval Identity Construction II Room D11, Pauli
Peter Raedts : The English as a Race Robert Stein : Identities in a changing world: the Low Countries in the late Middle Ages K-10 ETH23 Cultural Transition through Migration and the Role of Education in Intercultural Identity Positioning Room D13, Pauli
Walter Kusters : Conceptions of Citizenship during the French Third Republic, the Rise of Popular Education, and its Identificational Consequences for Belgian Immigrants Susan L. Tananbaum : ’Almost indistinguishable from English children’: Communal Politics and the Education of Jewish Immigrant Children, 1880-1920s V-10 ETH09 Migrants' Social Networks and Social Capital M209, Marissal
Alessio D'angelo : Social Capital and Organisational Networks: the case of Kurdish Community Organisations in London Louise Ryan : Social networks and social capital: the experiences of recent Polish migrants in London
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
V-11
ETH10
Migrants' Access to Poor Relief: Policies and Strategies, 1500-1900
M209, Marissal
Steven King : I must be allowed to insist: negotiating poor relief in England 1800-1850 Thijs Lambrecht : Agrarian capitalism, poor relief and labour organisation in Flanders, ca. 1650-ca.1820 Anne Winter : Bargaining for relief: Migration, lifecycle and settlement in nineteenth-century Antwerp Z-11 ETH26 Trans-Atlantic Anarchy: Re-Evaluating European Anarchist Experiences in North America, 1890s-1930s M204, Marissal
Amparo Sanchez Cobos : Spanish Anarchists and the Dissemination of the Libertarian Ideal in Cuba after Independence Travis Tomchuk : War Among the Italian Anarchists? Re-Appraising the Consequences of Factional Disputes in Canada and the United States, 1922-1940 Davide Turcato : The Hidden History of the Anarchist Atlantic: Malatesta in America, 1899-1900 Kenyon Zimmer : Yiddish- and Italian-Language Anarchism in America: Divergent Models of Diasporic Radicalism
Thursday 15 April 2010
16.30
K-12
ETH27
Settled Strangers: Why Trading Minorities cannot become Natives
Room D13, Pauli
Rahul Oka : From "Need" to Hatred Turned: A Historical Look at Traders as Socio-Political Scapegoats and the Impossibility of Becoming "Native" Gijsbert Oonk : Why trading minorities cannot become natives? Veerle Vanden Daelen : Jews, Orthodoxy, and diamonds in Antwerp (late 19th century – present): discussing the concept of “integrated segregation” Bruce Whitehouse : The Stranger’s Code: Explaining the Persistence of Distinct Identity among West African Traders in Brazzaville, Congo S-12 SEX10 Sexing the Nation: Issues of Sexuality in Migration Societies M101, Marissal
Jana Häberlein : Culturalisations of gender and sexuality in the migration society of Switzerland Irina Schmitt : Surprisingly exclusive? Non-heteronormativity in school policies in Sweden, Germany and Canada Ilgin Yorukoglu : Out in Kreuzberg: Queer Turkish Immigrant Women in Germany V-12 ETH11 Networking Newcomers. Formal and Informal Ties of Immigrants (1500-1945) M209, Marissal
Nele Provoost : Between friends and family. Informal contacts of newcomers in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Lier Saartje Vanden Borre : Belgian migration in Northern France in the second half of the 19th century: the importance of cafés and associations in the social and cultural life of an immigrant community
Friday 16 April 2010
8.30
K-13
ETH28
Gender, Migration and Transnationalism
Room D13, Pauli
Marina de Regt : Gendered Memories of Migration: The Narratives of Ethiopian Women Following their Yemeni Husbands to Yemen in the 1970s Young-Sun Hong : Germany's Forgotten Guestworkers: Asian Nurses and the Transnational (Re)Production of the German Nursing Force Yvonne Rieker : The migration of nurses from the Philippinies and Korea to Germany V-13 ETH12 The Dynamics of the Creation of 'Enemies from Within' in Belligerent Societies: The Case of German Migrant Minorities and the First World War (1913-1920) M209, Marissal
Daniela Luigia Caglioti : Anti-Germanism and economic nationalism: the fate of German communities and German capital and enterprises in Italy during WWI Tammy Proctor : “Technically” German: The Ambiguities of Nationality in World War I Civilian Internment Experiences
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
K-14
ETH32
Refugees and Survivors
Room D13, Pauli
Eric Limbach : Citizens and ‘Illegals’: Rejected East German Refugees in West Berlin, 1950-1956 N-14 LAB23 Mobility and the labour market: migration, ethnicity and labour relations 1750-2000 Auditorium D2, Pauli
David Struthers : The World in a City: Mobility and Affinity in Los Angeles, 1900-1930 V-14 ETH13 Determinants of Movement: a Comparative Approach to Internal and International Migration M209, Marissal
Christer Lundh : Internal migration and regional wages in Sweden, 1865-1945 Colin Pooley : Linking internal and international migration: a comparative study of the UK and Sweden in the nineteenth century
Friday 16 April 2010
14.15
B-15
ETH31
Roundtable on The Mobility Transition Revisited
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
D-15 ETH16 Migration Regimes and the Social Reproduction of Families Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum
Eleonore Kofman : Stratified Social Reproduction and Migrant Families Albert Kraler : Together or apart? Family migration policies and patterns of family reunification in comparative and historical perspective Trinidad L. Vicente, Luisa Setién : Ecuadorian families in Spain: a transnational experience? V-15 ETH14 Macro-regions, Political and Cultural Borders and Identities M209, Marissal
Frans Huijzendveld : Jack of all Trades: Greek Diaspora communities in East Africa Bina Sengar : Dynamism in the Trans Himalayn Trade in the 18th Century Jerome Teelucksingh : Mastering the Midas Touch: The Indo-Trinidadian Diaspora in North America and England, 1967-2007
Friday 16 April 2010
16.30
V-16
ETH15
State Action and Migrants Identities
M209, Marissal
Leslie Page Moch : Eurasia on the Move: Migration in the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and the Post-Soviet States Philippe Rygiel : The "Institut de droit International" and the regulation of migration |
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