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Tuesday 13 April 2010
8.30
B-1
POL01
After the Purge. Re-integrating Collaborators in Post-war Society: Failure of Success?
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
Baard Herman Borge : The reconciliation that never came: Norway's settlement with the quislings after WWII Bram Enning, Helen Grevers : Role of psychiatry in post-war trials Helen Grevers : Preparations for encompassment into 'good citizenship': special probation service in the internment camps for political delinquents in the Netherlands and Belgium, 1945-1950
Tuesday 13 April 2010
10.45
M-2
POL02
Post-communism and the Governance of Conflicted Memories: The Case of Germany, Hungary and the Czech Republic
Baertsoenzaal, Pauli
Paul Gradvohl : Current Hungarian memory politics : from communist nostalgia to neo-fascist confiscation of the past Thomas Lindenberger : Neither relativizing nor belittling. Vergangenheitsbewältigung and governmentality in post-communist Germany
Tuesday 13 April 2010
14.15
M-3
POL03
The Portuguese Estado Novo as an Example for Europe, 1926-1959. Transfer of Neo-corporatism
Baertsoenzaal, Pauli
Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
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
Wednesday 14 April 2010
8.30
M-5
POL05
Authoritarian Elections in Historical Perspective
Baertsoenzaal, Pauli
John Dunne : "The First Authoritarian Elections": Why were elections so important to Napoleon Bonaparte's authoritarian regime? Ana Sofia Ferreira : The Presidential Elections in Estado Novo Enzo Fimiani : A particular form of "election": plebiscitary practices in France, Italy and Germany in comparative perspective (XVIII-XX centuries) Jose Reis Santos : Liberalism, Corporatism and Fascism influences in the Portuguese New State electoral law Hedwig Richter : Meanings and Functions of Elections in state socialism
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
B-6
WOM15
Meet the Author of Globalizing Feminism before 1945 I
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
B-7
WOM16
Meet the Author of Globalizing Feminism before 1945 II
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
C-7 POL06 Science, Networks and Democracy Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
Maria Zarifi : Surviving through networks. Rescuing policies for the German science in the Weimar Republic.
Thursday 15 April 2010
8.30
M-9
POL07
Democracy on a Small Scale
Baertsoenzaal, Pauli
Maria Kyriakidou : U.N.R.R.A Operations in Northern Greece: from the transnational to the local Irina Novichenko : The Experience of Democracy in the Soviet Period: informal local associations in the 1960s-1970s Sami Suodenjoki : Voluntary Associations Democratising Local Politics in Rural Finland
Thursday 15 April 2010
10.45
N-10
POL08
Policy and Diversity
Auditorium D2, Pauli
Fernando Fontes : The long run for citizenship: disability policies and attitudes towards disabled people in Portugal across time Narguesse Keyhani : Who is an immigration expert ? The conflictual emergence of immigration expertise in France, from the 1970s to the 1990s Patrik Lantto : Reindeer herding as indigenous policy: A comparative perspective on Sweden, Norway, USA and Canada, 1890-1950
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
L-11
POL09
Politics, Memory and Historical Consciousness
Room D14, Pauli
David Kitching : Remembrance of Easter 1916 and the changing character of Irish nationalism Greg Tinker : Commemoration of the Normandy landings: politics, pilgrimage and 'progress' 1984-2004 S-11 POL20 Historians as Citizens: Political Interventions in the Americas M101, Marissal
Teresa Meade : Historians and Political Practice: Some Thoughts about the US, Latin America, and Beyond Margaret Power : Historians and Political Engagement: The Strengths and Challenges of Conducting Research on a Movement with which You Work Andor Skotnes : Politics, Citizens, and Nation Barbara Weinstein : Professional Politics: A View from the Presidency of the American Historical Association
Thursday 15 April 2010
16.30
D-12
LAT03
Historical Ethnographies of Latin American States I: State Imaginings
Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum
Elizabeth Kiddy : Creating Brazil: Territory and the State in Nineteenth Century Brazil Esben Leifsen : Public welfare reform, social work and the protection of the child in the mid 20th century Quito, Ecuador Jadwiga Pieper Mooney : Regulating Reproduction and Sexuality to Cast a Modern Nation: The Gendered Legacies of Military Dictatorship in Chile L-12 POL11 The Politics of Borders Room D14, Pauli
Antara Datta : The Subcontinental Repatriation of 1973-1974 and the Re-making of South Asia Karen Denni : Myth, memory and oblivion in a transnational region: The case of the French-German border zone Rebecka Lettevall : Citizenship, cosmopolitanism and neutrality: Perspectives on the Nansen Passports
Friday 16 April 2010
8.30
D-13
LAT04
Historical Ethnographies of Latin American States II: State Institutions and Employees
Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum
Kim Clark : Public Health and State Formation in Highland Ecuador, 1908-1950 A. Ricardo López : ‘We Want Our Professionals to be Loved’: Middle Class Formation and State Ruling in Bogotá (Colombia) during the first years of the Cold War Brett Troyan : The Colombian central state 1958-1965: transforming rural inhabitants into indigenous citizens" L-13 POL10 Defining and Re-defining Citizenship Room D14, Pauli
Anne Epstein : Rendez-vous Manqué? Feminism and Female Citizenship in the French Third Republic Larry Frohman : The Politics of Personal Information and the Origins of Privacy Protection in West Germany Yasemin Türkkan : From Object to Citizen, the Rise of a Nation: Turkey Elpida Vogli : One Nation, One Citizenship: Irredentism and Citizenship during the Unification of Greece (1821-1947) O-13 POL12 Decolonization and the Colonial Heritage I Auditorium D3, Pauli
Virginie Roiron : Thinking beyond colonialism: Britain and the Commonwealth experience Melanie Torrent : From the Loi Cadre to the short-lived French Community: British perceptions of the French transition to independence in sub-Saharan Africa (1956-1960)
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
D-14
LAT05
Historical Ethnographies of Latin American States III: Local Entanglements with the State
Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum
Karine Vanthuyne : Authoritarianism as “Embodied Terror”? Surviving “non-citizenship” in postcolonial and post-genocide Guatemala Q-14 POL13 Decolonization and the Colonial Heritage II Atelier R2, Pauli
Ricardo Sousa : Power-sharing prospects in the Angola peace processes Maarten Vink, Patricia Jeronimo : Citizenship in a Post-Colonial Context: the Portuguese and Dutch experiences compared
Friday 16 April 2010
14.15
L-15
POL14
Leftist Politics and National Belonging before WWII
Room D14, Pauli
Carl Levy : Italian and Spanish Anarchism Compared: Nation, Region and Patriotism, 1860-1945 Zuzana Polackova, Pieter Van Duin : Social democracy and the Hungarian minority in Slovakia after World War I Gerben Zaagsma : Transnational dimensions of Jewish political practices in Western Europe before WWII O-15 POl15 POL15: Transnational Visions of the Nation Auditorium D3, Pauli
Tadeusz Kopys : Nationalism and Processes of Globalization in Central Europe Eleonora Naxidou : The characteristics of a national identity: Georgi Rakovski and the origins of the Bulgarians Paula Portas : Narrating colonialism: the UPG and the struggle for the nation.
Friday 16 April 2010
16.30
B-16
POL17
Transnational Nationalism: Political Relations and Intellectual Transfer between Nationalist Ideologies and Movements in 19th and 20th Century Europe
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
Dean J. Kostantaras : Intellectual Transfer and Revivalist Discourse in the Age of Nationalism Stefan Vogt : Between Socialism and Fascism: Nationalist Socialism in pre-War and inter-War Europe |
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