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Tuesday 13 April 2010
8.30
J-1
HIS01
Framing the Spatial Humanities: Religion and the Atlantic World as a Testbed
Room D11, Pauli
John Corrigan : Applying the Spatial Humanities: Religion in the Atlantic World Trevor Harris : Crossing Worlds and Colonizing the Humanities: Geographic Information Science, Pareto GIS, and the Spatial Turn in the Humanities
Tuesday 13 April 2010
10.45
J-2
EDU02
Negotiating Childhood, Citizenship and Political Conflict
Room D11, Pauli
Heidi Morrison : The Prophet as the Ultimate Scout: Egyptians Negotiating Childhood under the British Protectorate Daniella Sarnoff : "Insolent children, raised free of communist teachers:" Children and Childhood in French Fascism, 1919-1939
Tuesday 13 April 2010
14.15
J-3
ELI02
Diplomatic Elites and the Shaping of National Ideas
Room D11, Pauli
Ronald Gebauer : Cadres on the Diplomatic Stage. The Social Origins and Career Patterns of GDR’s Former Diplomatic Personnel. Vanni Pettinà : Facing Nationalism: State Department vs. Embassy during the Cuban Insurrection, (1955-1958).
Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
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
Wednesday 14 April 2010
8.30
J-5
EDU05
Children, Childhood and Local Community
Room D11, Pauli
Johanna Sköld : Bringing Up Foster Parents and Foster Children: Educating a Swedish Rural Local Community into Fostering, 1860-1939 Ingrid Söderlind : Foster Children - Some Aspects on Geography and Belonging
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
J-6
EDU06
Education, Citizenship and National Identity
Room D11, Pauli
Dorena Caroli : Anton S. Makarenko and Family Education: Private and Public Life in the Soviet Union under Stalin Ann Kirson Swersky : Children’s Rights and Citizenship: Lessons from 19th Century Massachusetts Kenzo Sung : Race on their minds, Empire in the margins: Postwar British and American school desegregation policy 1954-1979 Elisabeth Teige : Education for Democratic Citizenship
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
J-7
SPC02
Heritage of the People’s Europe: a European social history resource
Room D11, Pauli
Wednesday 14 April 2010
16.30
J-8
NET14
Networkmeeting Religion
Room D11, Pauli
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
Thursday 15 April 2010
10.45
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
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
J-11
HEA11
Child Health
Room D11, Pauli
Helene Laurent : The effect of the Second World War on the preventive child healthcare in Finland Jose Martínez Pérez, Mercedes Del Cura : Constructing a New Identity for the Children with Disabilities: Medicine, State Rationalization and the Definition of Abnormality Enrique Perdiguero-Gil, Castejón-Bolea, Ramón : Mother and Child Health Protection during and after the Spanish Civil War (1937-1970)
Thursday 15 April 2010
16.30
J-12
HEA12
Long-term Health Effects
Room D11, Pauli
France Portrait, Gerard J. Van Den Berg & Maarten Lindeboom : Long-run Effects on Longevity of a Nutritional Shock Early in Life: The Dutch Potato Famine of 1846-1847 Gary Yeung, France Portrait, Gerard J. Van Den Berg & Maarten Lindeboom : Linking early life conditions to cardiovascular mortality, cancer mortality and to other causes of death at old ages
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
J-14
Labsp
Roundtable: Labour and Working Class History Journals
Room D11, Pauli
Friday 16 April 2010
14.15
J-15
HEA05
Bridging Heridity and Environment : Aetiological Explanations, Public Problems and Population Politics in the 19th and 20th Centuries I
Room D11, Pauli
Marius Turda : Heredity and Environment: The Case of 'Latin Eugenics' in Europe and Latin America, 1912-1939
Friday 16 April 2010
16.30
J-16
HEA15
Bridging Heredity and Environment: Aetiological Explanations, Public Problems and Population Politics in the 19th and 20th Centuries II
Room D11, Pauli
Nadav Davidovitch, Dani Filc : Environment, Health and Social Conflict in Israel: The Democratic Potential of Contested Science Diane Paul : Phenylketonuria and Public Health in the U.S., Britain, and Continental Europe, 1955-1975. |
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