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Tuesday 13 April 2010
8.30
P-1
SOC01
European Almshouses
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Henk Looijesteijn : Founding almshouses in the Netherlands, ca. 1500-1800 Angela Schwarz : Jewish foundations in Hamburg against homelessness Christina Vanja : Hospitals and care for the Elderly in Hesse, 1500-1800
Tuesday 13 April 2010
10.45
P-2
THE01
Self Images of the Historical Discipline or: What Philosophers of History Can(not) Learn from how Historians Understand their own Practice
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Herman Paul : Mythic Genealogies of the Historical Discipline Eugen Zelenak : Who Should Characterize the Nature of History? The Wrong Question
Tuesday 13 April 2010
14.15
P-3
FAM21
Family Foundations I. Anchoring the Family: Property Strategies of Migrants
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Astrid Meier : Between Balkh and Damascus Katalin Prajda : Acting as one: Common action, collectivity and property strategies in the case of a double-rooted Florentine kinship network Nurfadzilah Yahaya : The Arab under English Law in the British Straits Settlements
Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
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
Wednesday 14 April 2010
8.30
P-5
FAM23
Family Foundations III. Occupying Religious Institutions
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Monica Miscali : Life, death and money. A analysis of the Sardinian post-mortem inheritance system Sabine Mohasseb Saliba : The Development of Maronite Family Monasteries in Mount Lebanon (17th- 19th centuries)
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
P-6
FAM24
Family Foundations IV. Settlement: Strict and Unstrict
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Michael Gilsenan : Settlements and wills among migrant Muslims in colonial singapore Thomas Max Safley : Wills, Transfers, Foundations and ‘Trust’ among South-German Merchant-Finaciers in the Early Modern Period Ali Yaycioglu : Power and Wealth of Ottoman Provincial Elite Households (1699-1838)
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
P-7
REL05
Old and New: Jesuits and Mendicant Orders in the Early Modern World
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Karen Melvin : Old World, New World Orders Silvia Mostaccio : Old World, New Issues:Early modern Jesuits struggle with obedience Karin Velez : Old Shrines, New Shrines: The Disputed Connections and Wandering Relics of Loreto (Italy), Trsat (Croatia), Ancienne- and Jeune-Lorette (Canada), 1550-1750
Wednesday 14 April 2010
16.30
P-8
NET11
Networkmeeting Labour
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Thursday 15 April 2010
8.30
P-9
FAM06
New developments with large historical databases
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Edward Higgs, Kevin Schurer : The British Integrated Census Microdata (I-CeM) Project Paulo Lopes Matos : The Portuguese Population Data System for the Overseas Territories (1766-1820) Gunnar Thorvaldsen : A discussion of two longitudinal databases
Thursday 15 April 2010
10.45
P-10
ECO07
Public Goods
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Tomas Hogberg : Organizing public goods with decentralized management: The Swedish road network in the 19th century Tobias Alexander Jopp : Social Security and Intergenerational Redistribution: The German Miners' Knappschaften Since 1854 Brooks Kaiser : Long run outcomes of conservation expenditures: Watershed destruction, rehabilitation and protection in Hawaii
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
P-11
ECO09
Long-term perspective on Economic Change
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Harry Kitsikopoulos : Institutions and the crisis of feudalism Jan Kunnas : Economic Growth and Environmental Pressure in the Extremely Long Run
Thursday 15 April 2010
16.30
P-12
ECO08
Business History
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Tobias Karlsson : Workforce reductions in theory and practice: Evidence from the Swedish Tobacco Monopoly in the 1920s Knut Oyangen : Core Rigidities and Soft Budget Constraints: Path Dependence in State-owned Industry Federico Rigamonti : Real and monetary economy in nineteenth century Sicily: a case study
Friday 16 April 2010
8.30
P-13
ECO10
The Role of Hamburg in Early Modern World Economy
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Pourchasse Pierrick : The Huguenots in Hamburg Toshiaki Tamaki : Hamburg as a center of Logistics in Early Modern World Economy Klaus Weber : Hamburg’s and Central Europe’s Links with the Atlantic Slave Trade and Plantation Economies, 17th to 19th Centuries
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
P-14
ECO12
Post-War Twentieth Century
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Ophelia Ongena : The history of the SERV and of the social economic dialogue in Flanders Jeroen Touwen : Paradigm or hyperbole? Categories of institutional change and the changing priorities in the post-war economies
Friday 16 April 2010
14.15
P-15
FAM18
Methodological Tools for the History of the Economic Role of Siblings in Traditional Societies
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Francisco García González : Brothers in the Household. Relationship and Corresidence in the Ancien Regine of Castile. Gérard Le Bouedec : Dynasties and siblings in the coastal navigation (golf du Morbihan 18th century) Stéphane Minvielle : The economic role of kinship : brothers and sisters in merchants families (Bordeaux, 18th century)
Friday 16 April 2010
16.30
P-16
CUL16
Ritual, Cultural Performance and Ideology
Auditorium D5, Pauli
Alexandra Silva : Cultural consumption in the University of Coimbra in the 1980s |
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