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Tuesday 13 April 2010
8.30
T-1
WOM08
Gendering Combat
M202, Marissal
M. Michaela Hampf : Sexuality, Combat, and Gender in Great Britain and the United States During World War II Jutta Schwarzkopf : Gendering Combat: Women in Mixed Heavy Anti-Aircraft Batteries in Second-World-War Britain
Tuesday 13 April 2010
10.45
T-2
WOM10
Women's Peace Movements in the Twentieth Century
M202, Marissal
Brigitte Rath : Austrian Women's Peace Politics (1918-1938) Maria Grazia Suriano : "Education is better then poison gas".The Wilpf's Path to Peace
Tuesday 13 April 2010
14.15
T-3
WOM11
Gender and Violence in the Twentieth Century
M202, Marissal
Sara Valentina Di Palma : Mass Rape as Weapon against Women in Bosnia Ana Miskovska Kajevska : What's in a name? A lot. Naming, blaming and shaming and the Zagreb feminists in the 1990s
Tuesday 13 April 2010
16.30
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
Wednesday 14 April 2010
10.45
T-6
TEC03
Implementing Ingenuity. Contrasting Institutional Perspectives on the Role of Engineers and Artisans in Technological Advance
M202, Marissal
Liliane Perez : Artisans, Operative Skills and Labour Rationalities at the Beginning of the Industrial Revolution Karine Van Der Beek : Investment in Human Capital on the Eve of the British Industrial Revolution: The Market for Engineering-related skills
Wednesday 14 April 2010
14.15
T-7
URB01
Social-Political Ideas in European Architecture and Urban Planning, 1919-2009
M202, Marissal
Sae Matsuno : Residents of the “Cities of Tomorrow”: Urban Development and Identity Formation in the Social Housing of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Vienna (1919-1935) Nicole Muennich : Appropriation of Space: The New Socialist Metropolis of „Novi Beograd“ and the Urbanism From Below in the 1960s João Queirós : City, State and social change. A sociohistorical approach to the consequences of State-led housing projects in Porto's historical centre Manfredo Di Robilant : A 'White' Plan for a 'Red' Region: the Piano Inacasa in Emilia Romagna, Italy, through the case of quartiere Sant’Agnese, Modena 1952-1957
Wednesday 14 April 2010
16.30
T-8
NET18
Networkmeeting Theory & Historiography and World History
M202, Marissal
Thursday 15 April 2010
8.30
T-9
EDU08
Constructing Childhoods
M202, Marissal
Åsa Pettersson : The nature of children – the constructions of childhood and its relationship to nature in Swedish public service TV for children 1980-2007 Johanna Sjöberg : Infancy and parenting in contemporary commercial advertising
Thursday 15 April 2010
10.45
T-10
EDU09
Children and Child Care in Comparative Global Perspective
M202, Marissal
Sonya Michel : Analyzing Child Care in a Global Context Véronique Pache Huber : Childcare by migrant domestic worker in French speaking Switzerland Kathleen Uno : Japan's Early Postwar Child Care Movements in Historical and Comparative Perspective
Thursday 15 April 2010
14.15
T-11
EDU10
Children, Youth and Cultural Transformation
M202, Marissal
Shurlee Swain : We are the stories we tell about ourselves
Thursday 15 April 2010
16.30
T-12
WOR02
Rethinking Global-Local: The Role of Overseas Organizations (and Networks) in Early Modern Global Encounters
M202, Marissal
Frasie Hertroijs : Acquiring knowledge from China: a comparison of the Society of Jesus and the Dutch East India Company as information agencies of eighteenth century Europe. Antonella Viola : Re-thinking trust in trading networks. The De Vecchi's enterprise in Mysore (1860-1872)
Friday 16 April 2010
8.30
T-13
HEA09
Health, Rights and Citizenship in Historical Perspective
M202, Marissal
Beatrix Hoffmann : Resistance to the Right to Health Care in the U.S. Alex Mold : Patient Rights and Wrongs: British Patient Consumer Groups and the Right to Health, 1960s-2000s
Friday 16 April 2010
10.45
T-14
EDU11
Crossroads of Correction, Education, Punishment and Protection
M202, Marissal
Susanna Hoikkala : Post-war constructions of youth social problems - Disciplining the rule-breaking boys in one Finnish reform school Louise Jackson : Youth Crime and Preventive Policing in England and Scotland 1945-1970 Veerle Massin : At heart of Education', Repression', and Rehabilitation's Strategies : a Paradox. Girl's Reform School's Practices, Belgium 1920-1965
Friday 16 April 2010
14.15
T-15
RUR19
Farm Account and Rural Patterns of Development
M202, Marissal
Elizabeth Madeleine Griffiths : The Accounts of Lady Alice Le Strange: the modernization of an early seventeenth century English estate Richard W Hoyle, Bethanie Afton : ‘Turning a diary into accounts: Peter Walkden of Chipping, Lancashire, 1733-34’ Jose Miguel Lana : Was there an “Iberian” pattern of agricultural management? Evidence from farm accounts in the Ebro Basin, 1780-1913 Enric Saguer, Ramon Garrabou & Jordi Planas : Management of Large Rural Estates in Catalonia (XIX-XXth centuries): an Approach through Farm Accounts |
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