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Wednesday 11 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
A-1
CUL03
Cultures of Modernity 1: Living Modernity
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Tiina Männistö-Funk : Self-made Modernity through Vernacular Innovations Maren Tribukait : Ambivalent Modernity: Crime Photography in German and American Tabloids (1920s/1930s) B-1 ELI08 The Persistence of the Elite Status - Aristocratic Methods against Declining Privileges Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Rafaella Pilo : Persistence and Surviving Strategy of the Spanish-Portuguese Clan of the Enríquez de Ribera-Moura (XVI-XVIII) Blythe Alice Raviola : From a Small State to a Kingdom: The Élites of Monferrato in the Savoy System of Honours. Titles, Fiefs and Historical Interpretations Rodrigo Ricupero : The Formation of the Colonial Elite - Honors and Graces: Patrimony and Power in the Brazilian's First Century C-1 CUL18 Sacred Borders, Times and Spaces. Popular Religion and Magic in Early Modern Northern Europe Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Esther-Beate Körber : Media and the Organization of Time in Early Modernity Miia Kuha (Kuronen) : The Role of the Lutheran Church in the Religious Life of the Peasantry in 17th Century Eastern Finland Emmi Lahti : Using Sacred Spaces as a Part of Magic Rituals - Popular Beliefs Towards Cemeteries and Churchyards in 18th Century Finland Göran Malmstedt : In Defence of Holy Days; The Peasantry's Opposition to the Reduction of Holy Days in Sweden between 1500-1800 D-1 CRI02 Crime Stories: Justice, Criminality, Policing and the Inter-War Press Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Matt Houlbrook : Commodifying the Self Within: Crook Life Stories in Interwar Britain Paul Knepper : Spotlight and Shadow: The League of Nations and Human Trafficking in the 1920s Heather Shore : "Up-To-Date Criminals": The Press and the Professionalisation of Crime in Interwar Britain John C. Wood : The Constables and the “Garage Girl”: The Inter-war Press, the Metropolitan Police and the Case of Helene Adele E-1 FAM13 European Censuses and NAPP Harmonization Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Zengyi Huang, Peter Razzell, Chris Dibben & Paul Boyle : Linking Scottish Civil Registration Records into Individual and Family Histories: A Pilot Study Francesco Scalone, Martin Dribe & David Hacker : Socioeconomic Status and Net Fertility during the Fertility Decline in Canada, Iceland, Sweden, Norway and USA: A Comparative Analysis Based on 1900 Censuses Data Maria Wisselgren, Sören Edvinsson & Maria Larsson : Testing Methods of Record Linkage on Swedish Censuses F-1 REL01 Civil Religion in Postwar America: A Source of Conflict or Appeasement Main Building: Randolph Hall
Heike Bungert : Civil Religion as a Source of Appeasement in U.S. National Anniversaries, 1957-1970 Richard Salter : A Virtue of Ambivalence: American Civil Religion and the Peace Corps Jana Weiss : Civil Religion as a Rhetorical Instrument of Conflict or Appeasement? The Memorial Day Celebrations in the United States G-1 LAB07 International Solidarity: Radical and Leftwing Networks during the Interwar Period Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Kasper Braskén : Activating International Solidarity: The Internationale Arbeiterhilfe, Willi Münzenberg and the Comintern in Germany, 1921–1933 Fredrik Petersson : Decolonization & Postcolonial Historiography: League against Imperialism, Anti-imperialist Movements, Networks, & Place, 1927-33 Holger Weiss : Global Ambitions, Structural Constraints and Marginality as a Choice: the International Trade Union Committee of Negro Workers H-1 LAB27 Industrial Relations in Theory and in Practice Main Building: Forehall
Stefan Mueller : German Trade Unions and the New Eastern Policy, 1969-89 Johanna Wolf : Modern Times and Old Concepts. West German Trade Unions in the 1970s Erik-Jan Zurcher : Towards a Taxonomy of Military Labour I-1 WOR02 East Central Europe and Global History Main Building: Humanities
Isabella Löhr : Transnational Civil Society Networks and Academic Refugees from East Central Europe in the Cold War Attila Melegh : Trojan Horses: ‘Reform’-discourses Relinking Local and Global Hierarchies in State Socialist Hungary in the 1970s and 1980s Katja Naumann : Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia in the International Labour Organization Raluca Maria Popa : International Activism of State Socialist Women’s Organizations in the 1970s: Shaping the UN Women’s Agenda J-1 MAT08 Material Culture and Social Identities Main Building: G466
Angela Jager : Cheap, Gaudy and Spectacular. The Mass Market for History Painting in the Dutch Golden Age Elizabeth Kim : The Market Bubble and Julian Schnabel: A Case Study of the Structure of the 1980s Art Boom and Bust L-1 SOC13 Repression in the Northeast Iberian Peninsula (16th-19th Centuries) Main Building: Room 355
Alfredo Martín-García : Delinquency and Forced Labour in Northeast Spain in the 18th Century María José Pérez Alvarez : Prison Living Conditions in Northeast Spain under the Ancien Régime Laureano Rubio-Pérez : Crime and Council Justice in Rural Northeast Spain (17th and 18th Centuries) M-1 WOM05 Gender, Political Thought and the Shaping of Early Modern Politics Main Building: Melville
Sari Nauman : Gender, Power and the Oath – The Early Modern State and the Oaths of Allegiance Claudia Opitz-Belakhal : Jean Bodin, Gender, and the Origins of the Modern State N-1 EDU02 Child Saving - Institutions and Moral Judgements Main Building: Senate
Nicoleta Roman : Shaping Orphan Lives in Wallachia: Customs, Laws and Institutions (1800–1860) Shurlee Swain : Florence and Rosamond Davenport Hill and the Development of Boarding out in England and Australia: A Study in Cultural Transmission O-1 ORA01 Trauma and Mourning JWS Room J355 (J10)
John Powers, Gwendolyn Gong : Making Sense of the Stories of Mississippi Chinese World War II Veterans Michaela Raggam-Blesch : “Der Riss der Zeit geht durch mein Herz”. Nostalgia and the Narrative of a “Lost Paradise” in Jewish Oral-history Documents after the Shoah P-1 CUL02 Popular Culture and Media Diversity JWS Room J361 (J7)
Roeland Harms : The Influence of the Early Modern Popular Media on the Dutch Literary Stories of 'Jan Klaasz' and 'Jan de Wasser' Marie Léger-St-Jean : Mid-19th Century Cheap Novels: Speeding Towards Global Mass Transmedia Culture Angela McShane : Ballads on Affairs of State in 17th Century England. Some Myths and Legends Talitha Verheij : Processes of Popularization in Dutch Popular Print Media Q-1 HEA03 Industrial Accidents and Disasters: Security, Compensation and Care (France/England, 17th-19th Century) JWS Room J375 (J15)
Liliane Perez, Marie Thébaud-Sorger : Claiming for Fire Damages at the Sun Fire Office: A Map of Artisans' and Entrepreneurs' Activities in Industrializing Britain in the XVIIIth Century Christelle Rabier : Compensation by Quest? The Role of Parishes in Accident Compensation, 17c-18c R-1 POL16 Imperial and Post-imperial Visions Maths Building: 203
Zuzana Polackova, Pieter van Duin : The Bewilderment of a Scottish Historian: R.W. Seton-Watson and the Hungarian Minority in Slovakia, 1918-1923 Stefan Vogt : Zionism and “Weltpolitik” in Wilhelmine Germany S-1 RUR01 Common Rules. The Functioning and Regulation of Institutions for Collective Action at the European Countryside Maths Building: 204
Jose Miguel Lana : Neighborhood Rules: Natural Resources, Belonging and Regulation in Northern Spain before 1850 Claudio Tagliapietra : Evolving Rules in the Commons: an Empirical Analysis of the Regulation in the Italian Alps 1200-1800 René Van Weeren, Tine De Moor : The Carrot and the Stick. An Exploration into the Sanctioning of Freeriders on the Dutch Commons in the Early Modern Period. T-1 POL02 Grey Areas of Multiethnic Citizenship: Shifting Borders, Changing Claims Maths Building: 325
Ida Ohlsson Al Fakir : Swedish Gypsies and Welfare Practices in the Post-war Period Ariel Salzmann : Citizens in Search of a State: Imperial Sovereignty, Local Claims, and Ethno-Religious Violence in Ottoman Syria (1820-60) and Anatolia (1880-1915) U-1 SOC01 Authority and Resistance in Plebeian Spaces in 19th Century England Maths Building: 326
David Green : Plebeian Spaces: Streets, Homes and Institutions in 19th-century London Jane Hamlett : A Veritable Palace for the Hard-working Labourer? Space, Material Culture and Inmate Experience in Rowton Houses, Ltd., London, 1892-1914 Samantha Shave : Spaces of Female Sexual Violence and Consolation in New Poor Law Workhouses, 1834-1871 V-1 ETH01 Marriage, Migration and Control: International Marriages in Discourses and Practices Maths Building: 416
Saara Pellander, Johanna Leinonen : Mechanics of Inclusion and Exclusion: Marriage Migration in Finnish Immigration Discourses Alexandra Stam : Migration-generated vulnerability: the example of domestic violence in the Swiss context X-1 ECO01 Revealing the Black Box: Measuring Economic Performance during and in the Aftermath of World War II Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Jonas Scherner, Jochen Streb : 'Outsourcing and Supplier Networks in the German Aircraft Industry during World War II Tamás Vonyó, Pieter J. Woltjer & Nikita E.S. Bos : The Economic Consequences of the War: Productivity growth in German, British and American manufacturing during the 1940s Harry X. Wu, Tangjun Yuan : Measuring Economic Performance in the Wartime China, 1937-49 Y-1 WOM01 Brothers of the Sisterhood? Men and Masculinities in 19th and 20th Century Feminisms Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Hélène Quanquin : “With feebler voices?” Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1823-1911) and Men’s Contribution to 19th-century American Feminism Cristina Scheibe Wolff : The “New Man”: Discourses on Masculinity and the Feminism in Left-wing Movements of the Southern Cone in the 1970s
Wednesday 11 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
CUL04
Cultures of Modernity 2: Managing Modernity
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Kate Hill : Modernity and Materiality: Identities, Museums and the Affect of Objects around 1900 Svein Ivar Langhelle : Religion between Tradition and Modernity. A Norwegian Case B-2 ELI03 The Self-presentation of Political Elites in Agrarian Regions of Central Europe, 19th to beginning of 20th Century Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Andrea Pokludova, Pavel Kladiwa : The Self-presentation of the German Political Elite in Rural Areas of the Czech Lands in the Second Half of the 19th Century and at the beginning of the 20th Century: Public Celebrations, Commemorations, Monuments C-2 FAM01 Historical Demography in Comparative Perspective: Marriage Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Mimoza Dushi : Marriage: Need or Request? Hilde L. Sommerseth : Consanguineous Marriage in Norway, Late 19th Century D-2 CRI06 A Century of Belgian Child Protection: Keeping up Appearances? Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Els Dumortier, Aurore François : Belgian Magdalenes? History of an Aborted Scandal… Kevin Goris, Sofie De Bus : The ‘Problem Child’ in Belgian Youth Justice David Niget : From Criminal Justice to the Social Clinic. Belgium's Juvenile Justice System and the Circulation of Transnational Models, 1912-1965 E-2 FAM14 Godparenthood Strategies: A Long Term Perspective, 15th to 20th Centuries I Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Etienne Couriol : Choice of the Godparents in an Urban Structure: A Long-term Analysis in Lyon Davide De Franco : Godparenthood Strategies in a Mountain Region of North-western Italy Stéphane Minvielle : Baptism and Godparenthood Strategies in Bordeaux between the Council of Trent and the End of the Old Regime F-2 THE10 European National Museums Negotiating Truth, Identity and Conflicts 1760-2010 Main Building: Randolph Hall
Alexandra Bounia : Museum Citizens: Experience and Identity of Audiences Gabriella Elgenius : Mapping and Framing Institutions 1750-2010: National Museums Interacting with Nation-making Uta Protz : The Museum as Diplomat: the British Museum, the Musée du Louvre and the Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin in China G-2 LAB08 Beyond the Grave: The Legacy of International Activists in a Transnational Context. The Case of Flora Tristan, Guido Miglioli, Ellen Wilkinson and Emile Pouget Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Constance Bantman : Transnationalising French Anarchism through Biography: The Case of Emile Pouget Máire Cross : Remembering and Forgetting Flora Tristan (1803–1844) Matt Perry : Ellen Wilkinson (1891 – 1947) Beyond the Nation State and Beyond the Grave H-2 LAB14 Social Outcasts and 'Others' in Labour History Main Building: Forehall
Magaly Rodríguez García : The League of Nations' moral recruitment of women Rik Vercammen : Teaching Work Ethics to Beggars and Vagabonds? I-2 SOC12 Welfare State Concepts in a Historical and Comparative Perspective Main Building: Humanities
Irène Herrmann : Welfare State vs Democracy in Switzerland Pauli Kettunen, Nils Edling : The History of the Welfare State in Northern Europe Klaus Petersen, Jørn Henrik Petersen : Confusion and Diffusion? The Term Welfare State in Germany and Britain J-2 REL02 Living Spaces, Families and Communities (16th - 18th Centuries) Main Building: G466
Paula Bessa : From the Kingdom and from the Wide World into the House of God: Aspects of Material Culture in the Eastern Algarve «comendas» of the Military Order of Santiago during the First Half of the Sixteenth Century Maria Cristina Osswald : Everyday Life in India Missions from the 16th to the 18th Centuries: Between Hell and Heaven Lisbeth Rodrigues : "Making Heaven on Earth": Space, Gender and Material Culture in a Portuguese Thermal Hospital. The Case of Nossa Senhora do Pópulo (1485-1580) L-2 URB07 Urban Amenities Main Building: Room 355
Giuseppe Restifo, Carmelina Gugliuzzo : The Opening of the Harbour, the Closing of the Walls: Urban History of two Mediterranean Port Cities Mikkel Thelle : Resisting Urban Modernity: The Copenhagen Tramways as Assembly M-2 WOR01 Natives as Missionaries Main Building: Melville
Ulrike Kirchberger : The Pupils of Eleazar Wheelock's "Indian Charity School" as Native Missionaries in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World Xiaojing Wang : “For the Salvation of Our Fellow Men”: A Study of the Chinese Home Missionary Society (1918-1948) Emma Wild-Wood : Powerful Words: Revd Apolo Kivebulaya, a Broker of Social and Intellectual Change (1895-1933) N-2 EDU01 Border-crossing in Education: From Networks Building to Local Implementation Main Building: Senate
Valeska Huber : The Role of International Networks in the Shaping of University Reform in the Middle East, 1850-1950 Ivan Jablonka : The Globalisation of Child Welfare in Europe and North America (19th-20th c.) Nora Natchkova, Rita Hofstetter : The Evolution of International Bureau of Education (IBE) : a Field of Institutionalisation of International Relationships in Education (1925-1946) O-2 ORA02 Work and Labour JWS Room J355 (J10)
Alison Chand : ‘Real’ and ‘Imagined’ Communities in the Reserved Occupations 1939-1945: Retrieving the Regional Experiences of Glasgow’s Wartime Workers Linsey Robb : ‘Fighting in their Own Ways’?: Using Oral Histories to Explore Cultural Representations of Men in Reserved Occupations in Britain, 1939-1946 P-2 CUL01 Performers and Spectators: Production and Reception of Popular Entertainment in the 18th and 19th centuries JWS Room J361 (J7)
Evelien Jonckheere : The Economy of ‘Attractions’ in Ghent anno 1895 Eva Krivanec : An early Copy & Paste Culture. The Mobility of Aesthetic Forms, Narrative Elements and Strategies of Attraction in European Live Entertainments 1870-1930 Vicky Vanruysseveldt : Reaching Out for a Public: Strategies of Itinerant Entertainers to Attract Spectators (1750-1914) Maarten Walraven : The Audible Street in Manchester, 1850-1895 Q-2 HEA04 Health, Normality and Hunger JWS Room J375 (J15)
Thomas Depecker : From Livestock Management to Human Nutritional Needs: The Concept of Ration in France in XIXth Century Ximo Guillem-Llobat : The Sanitary Expertise of the Spanish Real Academia de Medicina in the Establishment of Local Food Safety Standards R-2 POL17 The Europeanisation of the Environment: Actors, Institutions and Ideas Maths Building: 203
Jan-Henrik Meyer : What is Europeanisation? Conceptual Clarifications and Empirical Examples from the History of the Emergent Environmental Policy of the European Communities in the 1970s Sandra Tauer : Debates on Nuclear Energy along the Upper Rhine: An Example of the Europeanisation of Environmental Policy? S-2 RUR03 Changing Water Uses, Flood Control and Conflicts Maths Building: 204
Piet van Cruyningen : Changing Property Relations and Ecological Sustainability in the Southwest of the Netherlands, c. 1500-1700 Milja van Tielhof : Conflicts around the Maintenance of Sea Dikes in the early Modern Period. A Comparison of Major Sea Dikes in the Northern Netherlands, Germany and Flanders Nadine Vivier : “Ordinary” Floods in the 19th Century France: Events and Preventive Actions T-2 POL03 Transitions from Democratic Rule in Interwar Europe Maths Building: 325
Liia Laanes : From One Transition to Another: Local Elections in Estonia in 1918-1940 Spyridon Ploumidis : Corporatist Ideas in Inter-war Greece: Theory and Practice Jose Reis Santos : Breakdown of Democratic Rule in Interwar Europa and the Advent of Authoritarian Constitutionalism in the Mid-1930’s U-2 SOC02 Collections for the Poor. Voluntary giving and the Finance of Poor Relief Maths Building: 326
Karen Sonnelitter : Financing Improvement: Philanthropy and Charity in Eighteenth-Century Ireland Daniëlle Teeuwen : Collections for the Poor. Charitable giving in the Dutch Republic V-2 ETH02 Remembrance of Migrations and Cultural Diversity in Europe: Museums and the Public Space Maths Building: 416
Christiane Hintermann : Migration Memory Gap: Searching for Lieux de Mémoire of Migration in Public Space in Vienna/Austria Christina Johansson : Swedish Museums, Migration and Cultural Diversity – Contacts and Conflicts in the Production of Exhibitions and Events Christoph Rass : What Have we Done to Armando Rodrigues? X-2 ECO02 Innovation and Human Capital Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Nuno Miguel Lima : Private Initiative, Politics and the Role of Networking to Influence Decisions: the Salamanca to the Portuguese Border Railway Lines in the 1880s Maurizio Lupo : Technological Innovation in a Peripheral Area: Results from a Research Regarding Inventors, Inventions and Patents in the Italian Mezzogiorno during the First Half of XIXth Century. Andrea Maestrejuan : Navigating the Costs of Patent Protection: Individual Inventors and the German Patent System Y-2 WOM02 A Unified Terrorist Body? Hunger Strike, 1970s Leftist Terrorism and Gender Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Clare Bielby : (Re-)Performing the Hunger-striking Body Dominique Grisard : Gender, Nation and Performance. Leftist Terrorists' Hunger Strikes in 1970s and 1980s Switzerland Patricia Melzer : Collective Action and the Feminized Body as Catalyst of Political Subjectivity in the RAF Hunger Strikes Z-2 THE02 Transnational Perspectives on Post-War Historical Thought and Culture Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Christoph Laucht : Towards the Transnational Study of Nuclear Culture: Environmental Concerns and Medical Activism against Nuclear War in Britain and West Germany in the 1980s Stephan Petzold : Anglo-American Reeducation, Transnational Scholarly Relations and the Westernisation of Fritz Fischer’s Historical Thought, 1945-1965
Wednesday 11 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
A-3
CUL05
Cultures of Modernity 3: Theorising Modernity
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Alanna Lockward : “We are all black”. Modernity, Global Citizenship and the Limits of Humanity from the Enlightenment of the Haitian Revolution Joes Segal : In Search of Socialist Modernism: How East Bloc Culture fell Victim to Western Teleology Michael Spiller : Past the Post: Modernism and Modernity B-3 ELI16 Elites and Religion Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Fabrizio D'Avenia : Making Bishops in the Malta of the Knights (1530-1798). An International Game of Parties, Patronage and Diplomacy Shalin Jain : ‘Religiosity', ‘Piety’ and the Jain Elites in Medieval India Ulrika Lagerlöf Nilsson : Thy Will Be Done. The Path to the Office of Bishop in the Church of Sweden during the 20th Century Maria Ana Travassos Valdez : Religious Elites Dreaming of Divine Empires in the Early Modern Portuguese World C-3 FAM02 Historical Demography in Comparative Perspective: Mortality Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Tamar Hager : Legal and Medical Maneuvers: The Attitude of the British Legal and Medical Systems towards Ellen Harper who killed her Newborn Baby in 1877 Andrew Hinde, Martin Gorsky & Aravinda Guntupalli & Bernard Harris : Morbidity and Mortality in England, 1850-1950 Jim Oeppen : Decomposing the Evolution of Mortality Frailty in the China Multi-Generational Panel Dataset, 1749-1909. Kai Willführ, Alain Gagnon : Are all Step-parents Evil? Parental Death, Remarriage, and Child Survival in Saturated (Krummhörn, 1720-1859) and Expanding (Québec, 1670-1750) Demographic Contexts D-3 CRI04 Criminal Justice in Authoritarian Regimes Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Paul Garfinkel : Preventative Repression, Repressive Prevention: Security Measures in Italy’s 1930 Penal Code Jeffrey Hardy : Re-Assessing the Archipelago: The Soviet Gulag in Comparative and Transnational Context Richard Wetzell : Discussing Penal Reform in Nazi Berlin: The 1935 International Penal and Penitentiary Congress E-3 FAM27 Godparenthood Strategies: A Long Term Perspective, 15th to 20th Centuries II Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Agustin G. Grajales : Practices and Strategies of Godparenthood in the Life of a Mexican Neighborhood in the Eighteenth Century Juuso Marttila, Merja Uotila : Godparenthood Defined by a Location, an Occupation, a Social Class, a Kinship and a Strategy in Finnish Countryside in 1810-1914 Cristina Munno : Contemporary Godparenthood in Northern Italy (1830-2000) F-3 WOM20 Roundtable Women's Movements I Main Building: Randolph Hall
Natalia B. Gafizova : Patriotism and Internationalism in Self-conception of Russian Women's Movements: Rational and Transnational Levels Valentina Greco, Maria Grazia Suriano & Paola Zappaterra : A Dictionary of Italian Feminism (70s-90s) Maria Grazia Suriano, Valentina Greco & Paola Zappaterra : A Dictionary of Italian Feminism (70s-90s) Paola Zappaterra, Maria Grazia Suriano & Valentina Greco : A Dictionary of Italian Feminism (70s-90s) G-3 LAB01 Other Worlds of Labour: Non-Socialist Strands of Working Class Self-help & Popular Voluntary Association in C20th Europe: Employment Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Stephen Caunce : Agricultural Hiring Fairs in Northern England, 1890-1930: A Reconsideration John Kimberley : Cadbury Labour Management: Paternalism - or Something More? H-3 LAB25 Women's and Children's Work Main Building: Forehall
Malin Nilsson, Tobias Karlsson : In Homes and Factories: Employment Patterns among Women during the Second Industrial Revolution Johanna Overud : Breaking Way – Making Difference? Gendering Labour Activating Programs from Social Democracy to Identity Policy, Sweden after 1960 I-3 LAB13 Performing as Work Main Building: Humanities
Georg Schinko : Music-making as (Non-)Work in Austria 1918-1938 Laure Schnapper : Herz, Musician and Business Man Julia H. Schroeder : Street Music as Sound of a City: The Street Musician “Harfenjule” in Berlin around 1900 J-3 SPE01 Discussion on Open Access Main Building: G466
K-3 TEC02 Text and Technology Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Vitaly Gorokhov : From Theory to Design in the Technoscience: Some Remarks on the History of Engineering Peter Meyer : Networks and Publications of Aeronautical Invention up to 1910 Hugo Silveira Pereira : Railways and Parliament in Portugal (1851-1892) Yousef Yassi : Reconstruction and Experimental Validation of a Magic Jar - An Ancient Invention for Liquid Separation L-3 ANT03 The Social Institution of Money in the Ancient World Main Building: Room 355
David Hollander : Triumph of the Denarius: Roman Monetization in the Second Century BCE Koenraad Verboven : Cash, Credit, Bullion and Kind: Payment Modes in the Early Roman Empire M-3 WOR10 Humanitarianism and the Media, 1900-1930 Main Building: Melville
Friederike Kind-Kovács : Picturing the Poor Child: Photography as Social Politics of (Trans)national Child Philanthropy in Interwar Hungary Daniel Roger Maul : Selling "Red" Relief - American and British Quakers and Famine Relief in the Soviet Union 1921- Carl Emil Vogt : Fridtjof Nansen's Humanitarianism and the Media N-3 POL15 Social and Cultural Approaches to the History of State Formation Main Building: Senate
Marcelo Barroso Lacombe : Contrast or Convergence: The Evolution of Presidential and Parliamentary Systems Heike Mauer : Intersections of Gender, Nation and Class: The Regulation of Prostitution in Luxembourg (1900-1939) as Governmentality Massimo Petta : Printing “Official” Documents: The Building of “Officiality” in the Border between Public Authority and Private Interest Yanna Tzourmana : Constitutional Cultures and New Cultures of the Self O-3 ORA03 Migration/Diaspora I JWS Room J355 (J10)
Mónica Beatriz Mendoza, Eduardo Espinosa : Coming Back: The Repatriated Scientists Ulla Savolainen : Nostalgia as a Narrative Strategy and Practice – the Case of Migrant Karelians in Finland P-3 EDU08 The Decorated School JWS Room J361 (J7)
Peter Cunningham : Public art and the Primary School 1920-1960 Jeremy Howard : Painted, Sculpted, Stitched, Tiled, Metallic, Glazed and Landscaped Schools as Learning Topoi Shona Kallestrup : Asger Jorn’s School Decoration in Århus Statsgymnasium, Denmark, 1959-61 Q-3 HEA11 Medical Concepts and Medical Care JWS Room J375 (J15)
Jaime de las Heras Salord : Curanderismo and Neocuranderismo in the Manchuela Region of Albacete Abhidha Dhumatkar : Pioneering Birth Control and Sex Medicine in India the Contribution of Prof. R.D. Karve (1882-1953) Anders Ottosson : The First Historical Movements of Kinesiology. Scientification into the Borderline between Physical Culture and Medicine around 1850 Enrique Perdiguero-Gil, Ramón Castejón-Bolea : Vitamins in Spanish newspapers (1918-1950) R-3 FAM17 The Founders and Survivors Research Project Maths Building: 203
John Cranfield, Professor Kris Inwood : Stayers and Leavers, Diggers and Canucks: The 1914–1918 War in Comparative Perspective Rebecca Kippen, Janet McCalman : Gold and Freedom: Convicts and the Victorian Gold Rush, 1851–1861 Hamish Maxwell-Stewart : Work, Punishment and Death in Convict Australia S-3 RUR02 The Countryside and the Moral Economy Maths Building: 204
Elizabeth Madeleine Griffiths : ‘Just, Faithfull and Laudable Advancement’: The Le Stranges of Hunstanton and their Attitude to Estate Management, 1605-1655 Briony McDonagh : Propertied Women and the Moral Economy of the English Landed Estate Manoela Pedroza : The Moral Economy of the Land Lease (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 19th Century) T-3 POL04 Radicalism, Politics and Citizenship in Northern Europe, c. 1850-1914 Maths Building: 325
Magnus Olofsson : Inventing a Swedish Citizen: The New Liberals, the Democratic Subject and a New Civic Culture Chloe Ross : Land, Labour and Nationalism: James Connolly and Transnational Agitation in 1890s Scotland and Ireland Sami Suodenjoki : Denunciations as Social Protest in Finland at the Turn of the 20th Century U-3 SOC03 New Perspectives on Poor Relief and Poverty Maths Building: 326
Kaat Louckx : The Classification of the Poor in Great Britain and Belgium at the End of the 19th Century. A Socio-historical Approach on Changing Classification Patterns Inge Mønster-Kjær : The Poor Behind Barbed Wire Klas Nyberg, Mats Hayen & Håkan Jakobsson : Credit, Trust and Financial Networks in 18th and 19th Century Stockholm Olga Salamatova : On the Way to Nowhere: The Interpretation and Adaptation of Poor Relief Foreign Patterns by the Russian Public Men, 1890s – 1917 V-3 ETH05 Border Studies meet Migration Studies: Similarities and Differences Maths Building: 416
Lavinia Stan : Escapees at the Border. Success or Failure in Fleeing Communist Romania. Machteld Venken : Children as Internal and External Migrants in and from Belgian and Polish Borderland Territories (1945-1970) W-3 ELI06 Anarchist Elite I: Elites in an Egalitarian Movement Maths Building: 417
Dieter Nelles : Elites in an Egalitarian Movement: Anarchist Elites. Davide Turcato : Malatesta’s Insider View on Anarchist ‘Elites’ X-3 ECO03 Law and Economics Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Susana Martínez-Rodríguez : Private Limited Liability Companies “a la Española”: Roots, Diffusions and Contradictions in the Spanish PLLC. Y-3 WOM03 Domestic Disturbances: Political Implications of Domestic Violence in Early Modern Europe Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Marianna Muravyeva : "A King in his Own Household": Domestic Discipline and Family Violence in Early Modern Europe Reconsidered Raisa Maria Toivo : Violence between parents and Children in early modern Finland: Cultures of authority and taboo. Constanta Vintila-Ghitulescu : The Sexuality between Sin and Shame along the Ecclesiastical Courts in the 18th Romanian Society Z-3 THE03 Comparative and Transnational Perspectives on Nordic Historiography Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Claus Møller Jørgensen : Scandinavian National History Writing in the Interwar Period Petteri Suominen : Social Property Regimes and the 20th Century Nordic Historiography
Wednesday 11 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
A-4
CUL10
Photography as Source and Tool
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Evangelia Katsaiti : Photography as Both Performance and a Dissemination Method of Grief and Loss Adaptation in the Context of a Greek Family Shady Grove Oliver : Capturing the Pain: Crisis Photography and the Mediation of Memory Marcel Reyes-Cortez : Visual Research in the Cemeteries of Mexico City: Photography, a Social Research Method Axel Tixhon, Anne Roekens & Bénédicte Rochet : Pictures of the First World War in Illustrated Weeklies Published in Belgium (1914-1918) B-4 ELI17 New Elite Formation: Theoretical Approaches Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Andrei Volodin : How intellectuals tried to influence economic policy in the late Russian Empire? Irina Zamfirache : Elites and the Social System. Structures and Functions C-4 FAM03 History of Historical Demography Further Explored Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Alexander Pinwinkler : "Population History"/"Historical Demography" in Germany, c. 1950-1980 Paulo Teodoro de Matos, Maria Norberta Amorim : Historical Demography in Portugal, 1960-2010: An Acount of the Historiography and Major Challenges D-4 THE01 Regimes of Historicity and Politics of Time Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Cecilia Macon : Argentina, 1985-2004: Politics, Agency and Memory Derk Venema : Time and Identity in Transitional Justice E-4 FAM18 Ethnicity, Migration and Family Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Danielle Gauvreau, Patricia Thornton & Helene Vezina : Immigration and Intercultural Marriages: Trends and Determinants in Québec, 1880-1940 Mihaela Grancea, Cornel Moșneag : Biconfesional Funerary Monuments in Transylvania and Banat, the Result of Mixed Marriages F-4 CRI01 Meet the Author: Joanne Klein's Invisible Men: The Secret Lives of Police Constables in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham, 1900-1939. Liverpool, 2010 Main Building: Randolph Hall
G-4 LAB02 Other Worlds of Labour: Non-Socialist Strands of Working Class Self-help & Popular Voluntary Association in C20th Europe: General Co-operation Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Marcella Pellegrino Sutcliffe : Mazzini’s Transnational Legacy amongst English Co-operators Martin Purvis : Revisiting Hard Times: Consumers’ Co-operation in Interwar Britain H-4 LAB15 Commercial Agriculture and Labor Relations Main Building: Forehall
Maria Papathanassiou : Rural Labour, Gender and Social Hierarchies: Peasants’ Wives and Female Rural Servants in Austria during the Late 19th and the First Decades of the 20th Century Dionicio Valdés : Primitive Accumulation and the Birth of Commercial Agriculture in the Elephant Butte Irrigation District on the US-Mexico Border, 1840-1930 I-4 SOC05 Inmates of Hospitals and other Care Institutions in the Early Modern Period Main Building: Humanities
Martin Scheutz : Austrian Hospitals in the early Modern Times. Inmates – Authorities – Organizational System Christina Vanja : The Kitchen Managers’ View – Inmates of the Haina Hospital on 1803 Food Bills Alfred Weiss : House Rules and Instructions of Austrian Hospitals in the Early Modern Times J-4 REL08 Religious Modernisation and Gender Main Building: G466
Andrea Meissner : “Esto Vir! – Be a Man!” Efforts to Masculinize German Catholicism in the Interwar Period Natasha Roegiers : Recatholicizing Belgium One Nun at a Time through Devotional Imagery in 19th Century Religious Biographies K-4 SOC15 Cancelled!: Roundtable: Social Mobility in Eastern Europe and Russia, Sources and Methods Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Marya Markova, Dmitry Sarafanov & Vladimir Vladimirov : Russian Parish Register Books and Research of Social Mobility Irina G. Silina, Andrei Iluhin : Spatio-social Organization of the Russian Empire in the Second half of XIX - early XX Centuries Vladimir Vladimirov, Elena Brukhanova & Evgeny Lubanets : Russian Historical Sources and the Study of Social Mobility L-4 ANT04 Social Networks Analysis and the Ancient Economy: Networks Around Commodities Main Building: Room 355
Katerina Panagopoulou : Commercial Networks and Gold in the Hellenistic and Roman periods Isabella Tsigarida : Salt Trade in Roman Times M-4 WOR05 Making Europe. Technology and Transformations 1850-2000 Main Building: Melville
Johan Schot : The Origins of a European Technocracy, or the Governing of Europe by experts Philip Scranton : Introduction to the Making Europe book series Erik Van der Vleuten : Infrastructuring Europe: Technology, Society, and Nature in Transition N-4 EDU03 Children and Rights Main Building: Senate
Margot Hillel : ‘“ Maybe Help Make the World a Better Place to Live in”’: Young People as Redemptive Conscience in Australian Books for Young Adults Ines Meier, J.W. Whitlow, Jr. : The Rational Child: How the Age of Reason Shaped Children’s Status as Persons Victoria Shadrina : Philosophy for Children as a Way to Individuality Ingrid van der Bij : Claiming to Protect the Child. O-4 ORA04 Migration/Diaspora II JWS Room J355 (J10)
Fiona Frank : “My Great-grandfather was a Red-haired Rabbi from Omsk”: Nostalgia for the Past in a Scottish Jewish Family Wiktoria Kudela-Swiatek : A Fly in the Ointment. Biographical Narratives of Kazakhstan Poles and the Polish Public Discourse Graham Smith, Oscar Forero : Nostalgia has a History: Ukranian Foodways and the Generational Politics of Longing P-4 SEX04 Oral History, Memory, Archiving JWS Room J361 (J7)
Sara Edenheim : The Epistemology of the Archive: Encountering Queer Theory as a Philosophy of History Patrizia Gentile : Using Memory Studies as Queer Methodology: Canadian Queers, National Security and Trauma Q-4 HEA12 Diseases & Epidemics JWS Room J375 (J15)
Ida Milne : Through the Eyes of a Child: Survivors of Spanish Influenza Michael Zeheter : Before an Epidemic: The Idea of Cholera as an Actor R-4 SOC16 Old Age and Medicine in Early Modern England Maths Building: 203
Anne Kugler : ‘The Keepers of the House Shall Tremble’: Old Age, Physical Mobility, and Space in Early Modern England Susannah Ottaway : Old Age and Health: By the Numbers? S-4 RUR04 Power, Actions and Mass Movements in Western Europe Countryside in the Age of Revolutions (1760-1860) Maths Building: 204
Domenico Cecere : The Language of Complaints, Grievances and Riots. Political Issues of the Peasant Movements in Calabria (1760-1770). Sandro Guzzi-Heeb : New Perspectives and New Questions in the Studies about Social Movements in the Alps (18th and 19th Centuries) Frédéric Vesentini : Power and Rural Populations in Belgium during the 1845-48 Crisis T-4 ETH14 Framing the Good Immigrant: High Skilled Migrants in Past and Present Maths Building: 325
Aniek Smit : Welcoming ‘Guests’ and ‘Friends’: High Skilled Migrants in 20th Century The Hague and Jakarta Marianne van Bochove : Cosmopolitans, Organization Men, or Just Ordinary Migrants? U-4 MAT03 Luxury Goods and Material Culture in Southern Europe: Continuity and Change (14th-18th Centuries) Maths Building: 326
Andrea Caracausi : Global Commodities, “Luxury” Goods and Market Policy in the Republic of Venice (17th-18th Century). V-4 ETH08 Migration(s) in Textbooks. Construction of 'the Other' and 'the Nation' Maths Building: 416
Milena Katsarska : Migration in Bulgarian Textbooks: 8th Grade in Focus Mirela-Luminita Murgescu : Migrations in Romanian History and Geography Textbooks W-4 ELI07 Anarchist Elites II: Case Studies Maths Building: 417
João Freire, Paulo Guimarães : Syndicalism and Anarchism in Portugal during the Interwar Period: Struggles, Dreams and Ideological Debates Jorge Molero-Mesa, Isabel Jiménez-Lucena : “Doctor, Move Away from those People”: Inclusion-exclusion Dynamics Related to Medical Professionals within the Spanish Anarchist Movement in the First Third of the 20th Century X-4 ECO04 Business History and Varieties of Capitalism Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Cathie Jo Martin : Party Competition, Business Organization and Democratization Neil Rollings : The Control of Dividends and the British Variety of Capitalism 1945-1970s Jeroen Touwen : Liberalization without Losing Coordination: How the Dutch Business System Responded to Globalization, ca. 1970-2000 Y-4 WOM17 Gender, Nationalism and Politics Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Jaswandi Wamburkar : Issues of Gender,Identity and Nationalism in India: A Case Study of Vibhavari Shirurkar Z-4 THE04 Institutions and Actors: Perspectives on Structurisation in History Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Ulrike Schulz : The Recognition of Property Rights: The Case of the Simson Company in Suhl, Thuringia Corinna Unger : Private Agents, Official Politics: American Foundations in the International Development Arena, 1950s to 1970s
Thursday 12 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
A-5
CUL06
Emotions and Social Interaction in Cultural History I
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Kristine Steenbergh : Compassion in early capitalist culture: Philip Massinger’s City Madam (1632) Otto Ulbricht : Envy in German Universities, 1770-1830 B-5 ELI04 Between the "Old" and the "New" - Furnishing Elite Interior, 1740-1940 Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Annie Kemkaran-Smith : The Furnishing of Eltham Palace: A Public Image and a Private Indulgence Barbara Lasic : ‘Something Old, Something New’: Displacing and Reviving ‘the Louis’ in Turn of the Century Plutocratic Interiors Jon Stobart : ‘Rare and Curious ‘ or ‘Genuine and Fashionable’? The Material Culture of the Elite and Middle Classes, c.1760-1840 C-5 FAM04 European Long Term History of Family without Marriage: From the Bastardy-Prone Sub Society to PACS Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Daniela Detesan : The Position of Illegitimate Heirs in the Romanian Successoral Practices in Transylvania (1850-1900) Rui Maia, Maria João Guardado Moreira & Paulo Teodoro de Matos : Illegitimacy in 19th Urban Portugal. A General Approach Isabelle Seguy : The "Proportion of the Illegitimate Births in France" from 1670 till 1739 according to the INED’ Projects: Revisiting an "Historical" Indicator Sølvi Sogner : Illegitimacy in Norway in Historical Perspective D-5 CRI03 Social Control and Policing under Authoritarian Rule Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Guus Meershoek : How Originates a National Socialist Men Hunter? Antoon Vrints : The Regulation of Food Provision in an Occupied City: the Intertwinement of Formal and Informal Strategies of Social Control in Antwerp during WWI E-5 FAM19 Social Networks and Historical Change Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Pierre Francois, Claire Lemercier : Everything Changes So That Nothing Changes? The French Economic Elite Networks, 1840-2009 Fábio Faria Mendes : Social Networks, Succession and Inheritance in Guarapiranga, 1780-1880 F-5 EDU04 Childhood and (trans-)national philanthropy in 20th century Europe Main Building: Randolph Hall
Christophe Declercq : Spoiled Pets, the Strange Case of Charity and Belgian Refugee Children in Britain during WW1 Helene Laurent : The Role of International Relief Organizations in Post-war Finland in the Fight against Tuberculosis in Children Jennifer Morris : Vagabond Children, Destitute Mothers and Masses of Milk: UNICEF's Post World War II Food Aid Programs for Children and Mothers Eszter Varsa : “The Solution of the Gypsy-question?”: Intersections of Gender and “Race”/Ethnicity in Child Protection in Early State Socialist Hungary G-5 LAB03 Other Worlds of Labour: Non-Socialist Strands of Working Class Self-help & Popular Voluntary Association in 20th Europe: Culture Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Klaas Keirse : Catholicism and Working Class. The Christian Workers Movement in Belgium after 1945. Andy Vail : The Early Adult School and Brotherhood Movements in the West Midlands: Adult Education, Evangelism or Social Activism? H-5 LAB28 Racism and Ethnicity in Labour History Main Building: Forehall
Marcelo Mattos : Abolitionism and Labour Movement in Brazil from a Global Perspective I-5 THE06 Political Regimes and Historical Writing Main Building: Humanities
Jie-Hyun Lim : Victimhood Nationalism in the Post-totalitarian Historiography. -On the Third Republic of Poland and the Sixth Republic of Korea Sacha Zala : Democracy, Privacy and Access to Sources: Cassandra's Point of View J-5 REL09 Alternative Modernities: Mysticism and Magic Main Building: G466
Mary Heimann : Victorian Mysticism as an Historical Problem Tine Van Osselaer : 'Curious Crucifixes. The Rise and Fall of an Aspiring Mystic. L-5 WOM13 Gender(ed) Identities: Images and Experiences Main Building: Room 355
Thomas Bryant : “No Smoking, No Drinking, No Make-up!” – Prohibitive Rules for Women in Propaganda Campaigns and Daily Practices in Nazi Germany Eilidh Macrae : ‘Age Need Not Deter Anyone from Enjoying the Privileges of Keeping Fit’: Physical Recreation Throughout the Female Life-cycle in Scotland 1930-1960 Luis Felipe Sobral : The Kiss of Spade. Gender, Narrative, Cognition M-5 WOR06 Mastering Space: Shifting Patterns of Territorialization in the Habsburg Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire since the 18th century Main Building: Melville
Andreas Helmedach : Towards a Modern Transport System: Roads, Rivers and Railways as Promoters of Integration and Differentiation in the Habsburg Monarchy since the 18th Century Steffi Marung : Mastering Space, Shifting Patterns of Territorialization. Introduction into Conceptual Considerations. Anton Tantner : Counting the People: Street Numbers and Population Statistics in the Habsburg Monarchy in the 18th Century O-5 ORA05 Nostalgia and Gender Narratives JWS Room J355 (J10)
Ruth Easingwood : ‘It was at the Locarno ... or was it Barrowlands? Youthful Identity and Nostalgia for the Dance Hall 1939 – 1960 Kirsi-Maria Hytönen : Nostalgia and Women's Memories of Wage Work in Finland in 1940s and 1950s Lauren Taylor : Older Women Look Back on Romantic Love: Nostalgia, Idealization, and Imagination P-5 SEX07 Bodies and Biology JWS Room J361 (J7)
Bente Rosenbeck : The Tru Sex? Trouble with Hermaphrodites - The Danish Experience Clare Tebbutt : Mark Weston: 'Attaining Male Sexuality against every Disadvantage': An Athlete's Change of Sex in 1930s Britain Q-5 HEA05 Changing Conceptions of Normal Childhood Behaviour: International Perspectives on ADHD and Learning Disability JWS Room J375 (J15)
Charlotte Lunde : From Hyperactive to Psychostimulated – Medicine, History and about the Doping of Children Mary Clare Martin : Disability and the Girl Guide Association: Heroic Patience or Active Engagement? Matthew Smith : The First Hyperactive Children: Education, Psychiatry and Changing Conceptions of ‘Normal’ Childhood Behaviour in the United States, 1957-1975 R-5 POL22 Making and Unmaking of Border Populations Maths Building: 203
Astrid M. Eckert : The East of the West: The Making of West Germany‘s Borderlands Alena Pfoser : The Meaning of the Border in Life-story Narratives of Russians Living in Narva, Estonia Dariusz Stola : Social space and state frontiers: migrations from communist Poland to Germanies and Israel S-5 RUR07 Seeking Solutions to Rural Problems: Science and Social Life Maths Building: 204
Ruth Sandwell : “Read, Listen, Discuss, Act: the Farm Radio Forum as an Experiment in Adult Education, Rural Activism and the Creation of a Modern Rural, 1940-1980” Paul Vickers : Polish Memoir Sociology: Peasants' Memoirs of Settling the Former-German Territories of Post-war Poland Catharine Wilson : The Complicated Side of Neighbourhood: When Communal Work and Good Intentions End in Disaster T-5 WOM18 Gender, Sexuality and the Body Politic I Maths Building: 325
Sonja Dolinsek : Conceptions of Prostitute Women‘s Agency in West-Germany from the 1950s to the 1980s Norman Domeier : The Sexualisation of German Politics before the First World War Lucia Pozzi : The Italian Case: Catholic Church and Fascist State Shaped Women’s Role U-5 MAT04 Commissioning Consumption - Strategies and Impact of European Sponsored Films and Commercials Maths Building: 326
Bert Hogenkamp : Video Ergo Sum. The Impact of Video on the Sponsored Film in the Netherlands Bjorn Sorenssen : Offshore Media. Audiovisual Mediation of the Norwegian Offhore Oil Industry 1967-2000 V-5 ETH25 Religion, identity and modernity Maths Building: 416
Zafer Cirhinlioglu, Uzeyir Ok & Fatma Gul Cirhinlioglu : The Revival of Religious Life and Insufficient Modernity Alexandros Sakellariou : Globalization, Cultural Dilemmas and Identity Conflicts in Greek Orthodox Church’s Public Discourse Krzysztof Marcin Zalewski : Identity Re-formation without Migration? Muslims, Bosniaks, Serbs and Montenegrins in Sanjak of Novi Pazar 20 Years after the Dissolution of Yugoslavia W-5 LAT01 Anarchist Imaginaries in the Americas: Subjectives, Countercultures, Territorialities and Resistance Movements Maths Building: 417
Steven Hirsch : Anarchist Visions of Race and Space in Northern Peru, 1890s-1920s Kirwin Shaffer : ¿Bolivarianismo anarquista? Transnational Anarchists in Panama and Their Vision of Anarchist Pan-Americanism, 1914-1925 David Struthers : Practicing Internationalism: Anarchist Print Media and the Un-imagining of Radicalism in Los Angeles during the Early Twentieth Century X-5 ECO06 Commodity Chains in the First Period of Globalization Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Guillaume Daudin, Loïc Charles & Ann Coenen : Comparing Early Trade Statistics: The Case of Austrian Netherlands and France from 1759 to 1791 Jean Pierre Dedieu, Silvia Marzagalli : Tracking Trades in Navigocorpus. The Examples of Fish and Cotton Per Hallén, Lili-Annè Aldman & Magnus Andersson : Gateways and Shipping during the Early Modern Times - The Gothenburg Example Y-5 WOM04 Early Modern Legal Culture and Discrimination Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Rose-Marie Peake : Nourished Bodies, Enlightened Souls - The Ethics of Poor Relief in Seventeenth-century France Charlotte Vainio : The Weaker Sex - Juridical Strategies of Married Women in Early 16th Century Swedish Charters Z-5 POL08 Beyond Left and Right: Political Discourse and Political Parties in the 19th and 20th Centuries Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Anne Heyer : The Birth of the Mass Political Party Maartje Janse : Origins and early History of the Pressure Group Fertikh Karim, Mathieu Hauchecorne : Party Politics and the Genesis of Political Platforms in Contemporary France Emily Robinson : Progress and Progressivism, 1888-1914: Contested Cultural and Political Discourses
Thursday 12 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
A-6
CUL07
Emotions and Social Interaction in Cultural History II
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Riikka Miettinen : From Fear and Abhorrence to Pity and Compassion. Communal Reactions and Treatment of Suicides? Corpses in 17th Century Sweden Ed Sanders : Different Strokes for Different Folks: The Arousal of Audience Emotions in Classical Greek Deliberative Oratory Camilla Schjerning : Morality in the Grip of Disgust; Emotions and Urban Social Relations (1770-1850) B-6 ELI02 Transnational Elites in the Modern World Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Kristine Kjærsgaard : Individual Movement between Multiple Elites Daniel Laqua : Activism Beyond the Nation? Pacifist Intellectuals in Germany, 1910–1921 Christian Mueller : The Politics of Legal Expertise. International Law Networks, the Institut de Droit International and its Transformations, 1880-1925 Konstantinos Raptis : Transnational Elites as Factors of Cohesion in Multi-ethnic Empires. The Case of the Habsburg Monarchy Christophe Verbruggen : The Constitution of a Transnational Network. The International Confederation of Intellectual Workers between 1920 and 1930 C-6 FAM05 State Formation and Family Formation Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Toms Kikuts : Development of the Peasant Migration in the Baltic Provinces of Russian Empire: Authocratic Monarchy and Family Decisions (1840s-1905) Maija Runcis : The Sovietization of Everyday Family Life in Soviet Latvia D-6 CRI07 Conceptions and Misconceptions of Foreign Criminal Justice Systems in 19th Century Reform Debates Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Anja Johansen : Misconceptions, Mischief and Manipulation: Foreign References in German Debates on Police Reform, 1848-1914 José Ernesto Pimentel Filho : Reception and Circulation of European Criminal Policies in Brazil during the Nineteenth Century: the Poor White Men and the Empire Judith Rowbotham : Accustoming the Natives to a Right Sense of Justice’: or Advice on Managing the Criminal Justice System in the British Empire, c1840-1914 E-6 FAM20 Finding 'Ie' in Western Society Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Janine Maegraith : Opportunity or Constraint? Partible Inheritance, Family Property and Household Structure in Southwest Germany – Evidence from the Inventories Craig Muldrew : The Role of Family Earnings in the English Industrious Revolution 1650-1780 Moto(yasu) Takahashi : Introduction for Finding ‘Ie’ in Western Society: Historical Demonstrative Study for the Paralleling and Contrasting between Japan and Europe F-6 WOM21 Roundtable Women's Movements II Main Building: Randolph Hall
Steve Hewitt : "Spotted Throughout with Red": Canadian State Surveillance and Second-wave Feminism Natalia Novikova : Women’s Actions, Men’s Responses: Gender Order and Political Discourse in Time of Russian Early 20th Century Revolutions G-6 LAB04 Other Worlds of Labour: Non-Socialist Strands of Working Class Self-help & Popular Voluntary Association in C20th Europe: Organising for Change Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Ruth Davidson : ‘With a Fiery Fervour’: The Role of Working-class Women in Municipal Welfare, Croydon, 1900-39. Wessel Visser : The Rise and Transformation of Solidarity, a South African Labour Movement H-6 LAB17 Global History: Methods, Practices, Problems Main Building: Forehall
Silke Neunsinger, Mary Hilson : Towards a Global History of Consumer Co-operation, 1800-2010 Raquel Varela : In the Same Boat? Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Workers around the World (1950-2010). A Project on Global Labour History I-6 SOC06 Social Mobility in Europe's Boundary Regions Main Building: Humanities
Antti Häkkinen, Marco van Leeuwen & Ineke Maas : Family Structure, Marriage Patterns and the Slow Industrialization of Finland Olga Solodyankina : Occupation of a Tutor / Governess in the Russian Empire as the Resource of Vertical Social Mobility J-6 REL03 Migration, Religion and the Re-forming of Identities Main Building: G466
Susanne Leuenberger : Performing Islam: Conversion to Islam as a Gendered Technology of the Self Valeria Sorostineanu : Interfaith Marriage in the Romanian Village of Transylvania (1850-1918) K-6 TEC03 Early Mechanization and the Origins of the Industrial Revolution Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Harilaos Kitsikopolous : The Early Development of Steam Power Technologies Alessandro Nuvolari, Sean Bottomly : James Watt's 1769 Patent and the Development of Steam Power Technology L-6 ANT06 Explorations in Ancient Social History Main Building: Room 355
Coen van Galen : The Roman Census and the Change in Marital Tradition Rada Varga : Self-assumed Identity and the Funerary Epigraphy of Roman Dacia M-6 ASI03 Nationalism, Decolonization, Economic Development and State Formation Main Building: Melville
Anuradha Jaiswal : Gandhi's Success with Satyagraga: a Case Study of Agrarian Unrest in Champaran and the Nationalist Movement in Bihar Thomas Lindblad : State and Economy During Modern Indonesia's Change of Regime Pham van Thuy : The Political Economy of Decolonization in Indonesia, 1945-1960 O-6 ORA06 Corporate, Business and Organizational Oral History: The Issues and the Challenges JWS Room J355 (J10)
Rob Perks, Alison Gilmour & Niamh Dillon : Corporate, Business and Organisational Oral History: The Issues and the Challenges P-6 SPA01 GIS and Literature JWS Room J361 (J7)
Ian Gregory : GIS and Texts: Exploring Lake District Literature using GIS Anouk Lang : Geographies of Modernist Myth-making: Mapping Literary Paris in the Early Twentieth Century Q-6 HEA06 Childhood Illness on European Periphery: Ireland JWS Room J375 (J15)
Donnacha Sean Lucey : Medical Provision for the Poor in Ireland, 1920-32 Anne Mac Lellan : The Penny Test – Tuberculin Testing and Paediatric Practice in Ireland 1900-1960 JeanMary Walker : Treatment of Children in the Westmoreland Lock Hospital Dublin 1792-1900 S-6 RUR14 European Agriculture, Feeding the World and Fed by the World Maths Building: 204
Peter Moser : Access to the Lithosphere – A Crucial Key for a better Understanding of Aricultural Productivism in Western Europe after WWII Vicente Pinilla, Miguel Martín-Retortillo : The Transformation of the European Agriculture, 1950-2005 T-6 SEX12 Gender, Sexuality and the Body Politic II Maths Building: 325
Rosemary Elliot : Abortion, Miscarriage or ‘Criminal Feticide’?: Discourses around early Pregnancy Loss in Britain, 1900 – 1960s Matleena Frisk : The Formation of a Respectable Sexually Active Adolescent Female in 1960s and early 1970s Finland U-6 MAT05 Rethinking Consumer History: Consumer Power in Comparative Perspective Maths Building: 326
Nicole Robertson : The Organised Consumer: Education, Empowerment and Experiments V-6 ETH18 Religion and Ethnicity Maths Building: 416
Arkady Levin : Religion and Ethnicity in Russian Identity Papers and in Social Realities, 1719 ‑ 1997. Thien-Huong Ninh : Ethnic Lineage and Religious Transmission: The Trajectories of Ethnic Boundary-Making Among Vietnamese Catholics in Cambodia W-6 THE08 National Turn in Anarchist Studies I: The National in the Historiography and Theory of Anarchism Maths Building: 417
Martin Baxmeyer : "Mother Spain, we love you!" Neonationalism in Anarchist Literature during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) Isabelle Felici : Anarchists as Emigrants Ruth Kinna : Anarchism: Practice and Politics in Kropotkin’s Theory of the State Iveta Leitane : Jewish Anarchism in North Eastern Europe: The Case of Abba Gordin (1887 - 1964) X-6 ECO07 The History of School Finance - Fo(u)r Examples Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Esbjörn Larsson : The Economic Aspects on the Introduction of Monitorial Education in Swedish Common Schools Johannes Westberg : Wasting Public Resources? Intended and Unintended Consequences of State Grants and Regulation in Local School Districts, ca 1842–1900 Y-6 SEX01 Understandings of Puberty from the 16th to the 20th Century Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Celia Roberts : Scaling Puberty: J.M. Tanner and the Performance of Development Lutz Sauerteig : Puberty and the Making of Gender: Explaining Changes in Body and Mind Sarah Toulalan : Puberty and the Awakening of Sexual Awareness in Early Modern England Z-6 POL09 Political Cultures in Transition Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Marthe Hommerstad : Peasants making Policies – The Norwegian Parliament 1814-1837 Vit Simral : The Habsburg Legacy: Political Continuity in East Central Europe Geerten Waling : Political Organization in the February Revolution of 1848
Thursday 12 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
A-7
CUL09
Representing the Other: Colonialism, Gypsies and Workers in the 20th century
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Elizabeth Edwards : Absent Images: Museums and the Photographic Legacy of colonialism Christian Joschke : Worker Photography in France. 1930-1940 Jürg Schneider : African Photographers – Visual Mediators in the Atlantic Visualscape B-7 ELI09 Early Professional Women in Scandinavia, c. 1700-1900 Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Åsa Karlsson Sjögren : Early Swedish Female Teachers: Good-tempered and Modest Mistresses – or? Marjatta Rahikainen : Headmistresses of Elite Girls’ Schools: Turning Cultural Capital into a Livelihood Kirsi Vainio-Korhonen : Bold and Unbashed - Educated Urban Midwives in the 18th Century Scandinavia C-7 FAM06 House, Farm and Field: Agricultural Production and Population History in North Orkney after 1750 Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Patricia Johnson : The Owner-Occupancy Revolution in Westray, Orkney, and Modernization of the Farm Timothy Murtha : Changing Patterns of Production and Tilled Fields in Orkney from 1750 to Present Day James Wood : Soil And Its Social Knock-On Effects In Northern Scotland Before And After 1850 D-7 CRI08 Wild in the Streets: Youth and Authority Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Gleb Tsipursky : Targeting Juvenile Delinquents: The Struggle of Soviet Youth Militias with Non-Conformist Youth in the 1950s Katie Wright : Juvenile Delinquency as a ‘Clinical Problem’: Psychiatry, Psychology, and ‘Maladjusted’ Youth in Australia, 1930s-1950s E-7 FAM21 Family Sizes Fit for Modernity: Demography, Family Planning and Modernization Theories in the 20th Century Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Heinrich Hartmann : Anatolian Families – European Experts. Inquiring Family Attitudes in the Context of National Programs on Family Planning in Turkey, 1970s to 1980s. Claudia Roesch : Americanizing the Family Size: Population Growth, Social Welfare Counseling and Mexican Immigrant Families in California, 1920-1940. G-7 LAB05 Other Worlds of Labour: Non-Socialist Strands of Working Class Self-help & Popular Voluntary Association in C20th Europe: Co-operation and Working Class Self-help in Britain Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Rachael Vorberg-Rugh : The British Co-operative Movement and the Politics of Food in the First World War Antony Webster : A Dysfunctional Federation: The Co-operative Wholesale Society and the Internal Politics of Distribution in the 19th Century British Co-operative Movement Angela Whitecross : The Co-operative Party and Food Controls in World War Two I-7 SOC07 Textile Production, Social Relations and Welfare Main Building: Humanities
Santosh Kumar Rai : Community as Capital: The Handloom Industry in Early Twentieth Century United Provinces, India Peter Stabel : Dress, textiles and social identity in a changing economy: the lower social strata in late medieval Bruges (15th century) Elise van Nederveen Meerkerk : Social Fabrics? Textiles as Provisions of Mutual Aid and Poor Relief in the Pre-industrial Dutch Republic J-7 ELI19 Memory and Family. Towards Comparative Research on European Elites in the Modern Era Main Building: G466
Yme Kuiper : Among Aristocrats. Rethinking Memory, Identity and Faith in Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited Maria Malatesta : Noble Habitus and Nostalgic Emotivity: the Posthumous Encounter between Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa and Luchino Visconti in The Leopard Marco Rovinello : Business Elite Migrants and Family Histories in Restoration Naples K-7 URB05 The Visual Archive and the City Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Karin Fest, Marie-Noëlle Yazdanpanah : Double Exposure: Accredited and Fragile Images of Contested Space in Amateur Films Vrääth Öhner : The Amateur’s View on the City Paolo Simoni : On Home Movies and the City: Family Moments in Public Spaces L-7 ANT02 Urban Labour in Roman Italy Main Building: Room 355
Miriam Groen-Vallinga : No More Idle Poor: Slave and Free Labour in Roman Italy under the Early Empire Cameron Hawkins : Labour Markets, Transaction Costs, and Professional Associations in the Roman World Claire Holleran : Earning a Living: the Free Labour Market in the City of Rome M-7 ASI02 Religion and Globalization in Asia in Comparative Perspective Main Building: Melville
Nandini Gooptu : Religion in the Globalised Post-colony: New Spirituality, Religious Identity and Nationalism in India Wang Huayan : The Return of the Tradition and the Religious Revival in North China: the Case of the Cui Fujun Cult Lucia Michelutti : Postsecular Political Experimentations. Comparisons across India and Latin America O-7 ORA09 Czech Oral History JWS Room J355 (J10)
Pavel Mücke : Looking for Roots of Oral History in Czech Republic: A Short Analytical Outline of Czech Oral History Projects 1996–2011 Libora Oates-Indruchova : Nostalgia Forbidden: Ethics and the Narrative Voice in Presenting Politically Marginalized and Controversial Recollections Miroslav Vanek : Encounters and Passings. Czech Oral History in Global Perspective. P-7 SPA02 GIS and Qualitative Data JWS Room J361 (J7)
Alexander Nakhimovsky : Timelines, Annotated Maps, and Visualization of History: Event Map Framework and Applications Douwe Zeldenrust, Joris van Zundert & Anne Beaulieu & Alexander Witteveen & Karina van Dalen-Oskam & Kees Mandemakers & Arjen Versloot : Exploring New Ways of Integrating Heterogeneous Spatial Data and Annotations Q-7 HEA07 The Dissemination of Medical Knowledge in the North JWS Room J375 (J15)
Heini Hakosalo : Medical Innovations in Country Practive: Finnish Municipal Doctors during the Interwar Period Marianne Junila : Bringing Medicine Knowledge to the Far North Francis King, Steven Cherry : Adversity and Compromise: Zemstvo Health Care in a Northern Russian Province c1864-1917. R-7 POL07 Postcolonial Transitions: The Politics of State and Nation Building Maths Building: 203
Jennifer L. Foray : Forging a Harmonious Future Between Equals? The Dutch Commonwealth Idea in Theory and Practice Paul McGarr : 'Out with English': History, Memory and Cultural Politics in Post-Colonial India Vivek Prahladan : Embedding Castes and Communities: the Indian Constitution and Post-colonial Discourses of Power Virginie Roiron : Crossing the Shadow Line: An Analysis of Rhodesia’s Illegal Independence and its Influence on the Commonwealth of Nations S-7 RUR16 Round Table: Historicising Farming Styles: an Actor-Centred Approach to Rural History Maths Building: 204
T-7 POL21 Party Life, Lives of Parties Maths Building: 325
Gidon Cohen : Social Life and the Politics of Membership: the Conservative Party in Post-War Britain Ana Sofia Ferreira : Autonomy and Armed Struggle: The Case PRP/BR? João Nunes : The Portuguese Communist Party, the Comintern and the Question of Antifascism Giulia Strippoli : Party Life, Lives of Parties: The Portuguese Communist Party in the Twentieth Century U-7 MAT06 The Early Modern Consumer (R)evolution(s) in Comparative Perspective Maths Building: 326
Harm Nijboer : Trust and the early modern consumer revolution V-7 ETH10 Migrant and Crisis Maths Building: 416
Carlos Gómez Gil : The New Migrations by the Big Crisis in Spain Elli Heikkilä : Labour Market Participation of Immigrants in Finland and its Regions Karijn Nijhoff : The Next Generation. Higher Educated Turkish-Dutch on the the Hague Labor Market W-7 THE09 National Turn in Anarchist Studies II Conflicting Scales of Analysis Maths Building: 417
Pietro Di Paola : The Game of the Goose. Italian Anarchism: National or International Perspective? Thai Jones : The Anarchist City, 1871-1921 Nino Kuehnis : The National in Anarchist Studies: More than Just a Contradiction Lilian Tuerk : A Kingdom of Kings. Abba Gordin (1887-1964) and the Disputes on the Role of Jewish Law (Halakha) for Anarchist Ideas Kenyon Zimmer : Local, National, and Global Histories of Anarchism: The Case of San Francisco, 1881-1940 X-7 ECO08 Agricultural Development Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Juan Carmona, James Simpson : Sharecropping Contracts and Conflicts. The Yunteros' Land Invasions in 1930' Spain Y-7 SEX02 Sexuality and the State in 20th-century Germany Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Michael Thomas Taylor : Marriage in Weimar Germany: A Long View from the Enlightenment to Modern Sexualities Annette Timm : Beyond Sexual Binaries? Magnus Hirschfeld and the Missed Turning Point of Sexual Citizenship Z-7 WOM06 Feminist Labour Militancy Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Eva Schmitz : Female Labor Militancy in the Height of Class Struggle in the 1920´s and the Second Wave of Women´s Movement in Sweden Mercedes Steedman : The Transformation of Women’s Role in Mining Strikes: An Examination of Three Nickel Mining Strikes in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, 1958-2010. Patricia Tropia : Militant Women in Contemporary Brazil
Thursday 12 April 2012
16.00 - 18.30
A-8
SPE04
Networkmeetings & General Meeting. See program book for network/room
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Friday 13 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
B-9
ELI10
The Politics of Sobriety: Elites in European Temperance Movements, 19th and early 20th Centuries
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Sidsel Eriksen : Robert Bairds Travels. A Study of the American Temperance Agitator Robert Bairds Travels in Europe in 1830s and 1840s. Joerg Hackmann : Building Sober Nations. Temperance as Agenda of Social and National Elites in the Baltic Region Galina Ulyanova : Combating Drunkenness: Russia’s Intellectual and Political Elites in the Public Debate of the 1870-s – 1914 C-9 FAM07 The Role of the State in Shaping Family Decisions Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Maria Angelica Corva, Claudia Contente : The Argentinian Civil Code (1871) and its Impact on Families Luminita Dumanescu : State and Family in Communist Romania D-9 CRI09 Social Control and the Anxious State Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Ilkay Yilmaz : Internal Passport Regulations and the Threat Perceptions in the Late 19th Century Ottoman Empire (1876-1908) E-9 URB09 The Governance and Misgovernance of the City Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Peter Jones : Graft and Corruption in Glasgow 1933-1947 Janine Murphy : Strength in Unity: Cultural Liberalism and the Transformation of German Urban Politics, 1850-1864 Lars Nilsson : Shrinking Cities: New Tendencies in Post-industrial Urban Development F-9 CRI17 Criminal Justice System in Europe during the 20th Century Main Building: Randolph Hall
Sergey Valentinovich Lyubichankovskiy : Regional system of Administrative Justice of the Russian Empire in an Estimation of Senatorial Audits of the Beginning of the XX-th Century Lizzie Seal : Imagined Communities and the Death Penalty in England and Wales, 1930-65 G-9 LAB19 An Elusive Warden of Capitalism: the OECD between Prosperity and Crisis, 1961-1989 I Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Vincent Gayon : The OECD and the "Crisis" of Keynesianism: the McCracken Report (1975-1980) Matthias Schmelzer : A 'Temple of Growth' in Crisis? The Production of Economic and Environmental Policy Norms Within the OECD during the 1970s H-9 LAB24 Women's Participation in Labour Organizations Main Building: Forehall
Margaret Ritchie : 'Contract Workers and Strategic Players': The Political Will and Actions of Female Crews of the Scottish Herring Industry in the First Half of the Twentieth Century Rosemary Webb : 'Loyalty to their Sex and their Class': Women's Networks and Mobilisation in Sydney's Interwar Labour Movement. I-9 MAT07 Dress and Identity Main Building: Humanities
Beverly Lemire : Mariners & Material Culture: Deep-Sea Sailors as Fashion Actors in the British Atlantic World, c. 1600-1800 Kelly Olson : Luxury and Status in Roman Male Clothing Giorgio Riello : Stitched Together, Cut Apart: Fashion's Encounters with Cannibals, 1450-1650 J-9 REL12 The Forbidden and Discriminated: Presentation and self-presentation of Religions under Pressure Main Building: G466
Elena Glavatskaya : The Forbidden and Discriminated: Presentation and Self-presentation of the West Siberian Shamans in the early 20th Century Oleg Gorbachev, Liudmila Mazur : Everyday Religious Practice in the Soviet Art Cinema Antonio Irigoyen : Spiritual Exercises and Ecclesiastical Training in Eighteenth Century Spain Olle Sundström : Capturing the Shaman – Indigenous Images of the Struggle against Shamanism L-9 MID06 European Urban Elites and Political Representation from the 14th to the 16th Century, Social & Institutional Aspects Main Building: Room 355
Mario Damen : Prelates, Nobles and Patricians. The Composition of the Estates of Brabant in the Fifteenth Century. Marco Gentile : Forms of Political Representation in the Lombard Cities (late 14th – early 16th Century) Maria Angeles Martin Romera : The Legitimacy of the Urban Representatives Questioned: Elite versus Commoners at Valladolid in the early XVIth Century Adelaide Pereira Millán da Costa : The Political Urban Elites in the Portuguese Parliament (XIV and XV Century M-9 ASI04 Commodity Networks and Production Systems: Tobacco and Coffee (with Sugar) Main Building: Melville
Martin Prowse : A Century of Growth? Recurrent Patterns in the History of Tobacco Production and Marketing in Malawi 1890-2005 Ratna Saptari : Circuits of Jember Na Oogst Tobacco: Connecting Europe and the Netherlands-Indies in consumption, distribution and production networks (early 20th century) Kathinka Sinha Kerkhoff : The Domestication of a Global Commodity, a Case Study of Tobacco in Bihar O-9 ORA07 Community and Social Change I JWS Room J355 (J10)
Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda : The Golden Age of Brazilian Football - Testimonials from Former Players of the Brazilian National Team in the 1958, 1962 and 1970 World Cups Fiona Cosson : Imagined Nostalgia: Popular Memory, Individual Testimony and the Memorialisation of Community in Britain George Watley : Creation of Cultural Change and Development of Community Solidarity using Oral History P-9 SPA03 GIS and Social History JWS Room J361 (J7)
Douglas Brown : The New Poor Law and the North-South Divide Deryck Holdsworth, Susan Friedman & Christine Rosenfeld & Alexander Savelyev : Group Travel: Visualizing Spatio-temporal Guest Patterns in Historical Resort Hotels David Jeevendrampillai, Ashley Dhanani, Sam Griffiths, Victor Buchli, Laura Vaughan & Mordechai (Muki) Hacklay : The Application of Space Syntax Methodologies in researching The Contemporary Urban Past: Embedding ‘Configurational Ethnography’ The Case of South Norwood Q-9 HEA14 Disability in Life and Society, Past and Present I JWS Room J375 (J15)
Mercedes Del Cura González, Jose Martinez-Perez : Bolstering the Greatness of the Homeland: The Shaping of Specialist Medical Fields in Francoist Spain and their Impact on the Social Identity of the People with Disabilities Helena Haage, Lotta Vikström : Life Courses among People with Disabilities in Nineteenth-century Sweden Iain Hutchison : A Help or a Hindrance? – The Old and New Statistical Accounts and Decennial Censuses as Sources on the Experience of Disability in Nineteenth-century Scotland Michel Oris, Julia Henke & Virginie Barrusse De Luca : Ageing, Disability and Pain: A Story about Ageing Perceptions and Realities in French-speaking Switzerland, 1960-2011 R-9 POL18 Experimental Spaces I: Governing the Social Maths Building: 203
Timo Luks : Building the “House of Industry”. Social Engineering and the Industrial Workplace in Britain and Germany, c. 1920-1965 Geert Somsen : Planning for a Better World: British Scientists’ Wartime Discourse on a Postwar Planned Society Liesbeth van de Grift : “A New Society” – The Dutch Wieringermeer Polder as an Experimental Garden of Social Planning (1918-1940) S-9 RUR09 Dowries or Advances on Inheritance in the Countryside? Social and Economic Effects of Familial Choices and Legal Choices Maths Building: 204
Gérard Béaur : Dowries in Chartres Countryside and their Effects on Society and Economy (18th Century) Anne-Lise Head-König : The Legal Constraints on Dowries and Advances on Inheritance: Their Influence in Shaping Different Swiss Rural Societies (19th-mid 20th Century) Laurent Herment : Why People did not Provide their Children with a Dowry? Maria Marta Lobo de Araújo, Alexandra Esteves : The Dowries of Marriage of Peasant Families of Minho in the Modern Age T-9 RUR11 Dynamics of Agricultural Productivity Maths Building: 325
Michael Kopsidis : Peasant Agriculture and Economic Growth: The Case of Southeast Europe c. 1870-1940 reinterpreted Pedro Lains : Agricultural Productivity Growth in the Iberian Peninsula, 1830-1914 Yücel Terzibasoglu, Alp Yucel Kaya : Dynamics of Agricultural Productivity and Land Organisation in the Hinterland of Bursa in the Mid-19th Century U-9 ETH23 Trying to Regulate Migration Maths Building: 326
Tobias Karlsson, Christer Lundh : Movers and Stayers: Labour Mobility in Gothenburg, 1924-1944 Hanan Sabea : Discourses of Free Flow, Practices of Containment: Regulatory Schemes and the Disposable Bodies of Migrants to Europe Marta Silva : Considerations on the Clandestine Emigration and Resistance in the Portuguese Rural World, 1957-1974 Johan Svanberg : Labour Recruitment to a Gender Divided Labour Market in Sweden: The Reception from Schleswig-Holstein during the 1950s V-9 WOM07 Noblewomen Between Public and Private Affairs in Early Modern Europe: Informal Power and (In)Visibility Maths Building: 416
Nicola Clark : Katherine, Countess of Bridgwater, and Welsh Rebellion, 1529-32 Vanessa de Cruz Medina : Taking the Quill to be Visible: Female Aristocracy and Letter-writing in Spain during the Golden Age Isabel dos Guimarães Sá : Portuguese Aristocratic Women (15th-16th Centuries): Wealth, Authority and Power Dries Raeymaekers : Women and the Politics of Access at the Court of Brussels. The 'Camareras Mayores' of the Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia (1598-1633) W-9 ECO10 Beyond Empires: Self Organizing Cross Imperial Networks vs Institutional Empires, 1500-1800 I Mechanisms and Processes Maths Building: 417
Alexander Bick : Informal Networks within Institutions: Noblemen at the States General Jessica Roitman : Creating Confusion in the Colonies: Negotiating Nationality across Imperial Boundaries Daniel Strum : Netherlandish Insurers and Ibero-Jewish Policyholders: Reviewing the Information Asymmetry Problem in Business Relationships Beyond Religious and Ethnic Affiliations X-9 ETH16 States and the Regulation of Migration Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Yvette Santos : The Portuguese Dictatorial State and his News Challenges in the After II World War: The “Junta Nacional da Emigração” and the Control Process of the Migration Movements, 1947-1963 Papia Sengupta Talukdar : Managing Cultural Diversity: Comparing India and EU Mattia Vitiello : The Building of Italy and Emigration Policies Y-9 WOR08 Towards a History of the Future? Historicizing Anticipation, Future Knowledge, and Expertise I Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Jean-Baptiste Fressoz : From Past Matters of Law to Actual Matters of Fact: the “Expert Revolution and our Historicity Regime towards Nature Frédéric Graber : A History of "Projects" as Socio-political Objects Paul Warde, Sverker Sörlin : Expertise for the Future: the Emergence of ‘Relevant Knowledge’ in Environmental Predictions and Global Change, c.1920-1970. Z-9 EDU07 State, Education and Childhood Recovery from 18th to 20th Centuries, the Case of Southern Italy Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Anna Gargano : Schools in the “Real Albergo dei Poveri” in Naples (18th-19th Centuries) Lupo Maurizio : The Recovery of Social Marginality through Education in the Kingdom of Naples between the 18th and 19th Century: A General View. Rossano Pazzagli : Agricultural Education in the Kingdom of Naples (18th-19th Centuries) Raffaella Salvemini : Marginality and Maritime Education in Southern Italy between the 18th and 19th Century. Maria Antonietta Selvaggio : From Urchins to Little Sailors: The Case Study of the Training Ship "Caracciolo", Naples 1913-1928
Friday 13 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
A-10
CUL12
Shifting Borders and Development
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Nikolai Vukov : Anxieties and Precautions: Public Debates on European Union Regulative Measures on the Bulgarian-Turkish Border B-10 ELI11 Marriages, Alliances and Families Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Wilko Schröter : The Social Marriage Network of Europe’s Ruling Families from 1600-1900 Marja Vuorinen : Noble Marriage Politics as seen by the Bourgeois Contenders, 19th Century Kathryn Wilkins : The London Season: A Reassessment C-10 FAM11 Fertility and Reproduction in Comparative Perspective Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Sian Pooley : Parenthood, Child-rearing, and Fertility in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-century England Lucia Pozzi, Liam Kennedy : Marriage and Fertility Patterns in Urban Ireland in the Edwardian Era Peter Sköld, Gabriella Nordin : Indigenous Fertility in Transition? The Sami in Sweden During the Era of Colonization. D-10 CRI10 Aspects of Policing in the 20th Century Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Stefan Nyzell : Sister Police: International and Transnational Influences and National Debate Regarding Women in Swedish Police Service, ca 1900-1940 Yann Philippe : From the Citizens to the Mayor: the Construction of Police Cases in New York City (1905-1925) E-10 LAB26 Class conflict and class identities Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Elizabeth Faue : Disappointment in the Law: Fighting Legal and Judicial Barriers to Working-Class Organization, 1914-1932 Björn Horgby : The Conscientiousness Project in the Labour Movement in Sweden Jim Phillips : Collieries and Communities: the 1984-5 Miners’ Strike in Scotland Adrian Zimmermann : Class Struggle and Class Compromise in the Netherlands and Switzerland (1914-1940) F-10 WOR04 Meet the Author. Dominic Sachsenmaier: Global Perspectives on Global History: Theories and Approaches in a Connected World Main Building: Randolph Hall
G-10 LAB20 An Elusive Warden of Capitalism: the OECD between Prosperity and Crisis, 1961-1989 II Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Matthieu Leimgruber : The Embattled Standard-bearer of Social Insurance and its Challenger : The ILO, the OECD, and the «Crisis of the Welfare State» (1975-1985) Jochen Mayer : The OECD as Centre of Calculation and Evaluation. The Example of the Working Party on Employment and Unemployment Statistics, 1976-1985 H-10 URB01 Singles in the City in Northwest Europe I. Demography and Occupation Main Building: Forehall
Tine De Moor : Industrious and/or Religious. Motivating the Choice for Living as a Beguine in (Low Countries, early Modern Period) Jan Kok, Kees Mandemakers : Life Course and Residential Career of Singles in Dutch Cities, 1870-1970 Dag Lindström : Singles in Swedish Towns, 1750 – 1870 Anna-Helena Wiechel, Ann Ighe : Without Title. The Dynamics of Status, Gender and Occupation in Gothenburg, Sweden, 1805-1845 I-10 SEX03 Sexual Transgression, Transnational Travel and Abortion Main Building: Humanities
Nancy Janovicek : The Influence of American Pro-Life Activism on Abortion Services in Western Canada Lena Lennerhed : The Psychiatrization of Abortion in Sweden 1946-1970 Christabelle Sethna : “Foreign Girls Come to London: North American Women, Travel and Abortion Access, 1960-1975 J-10 LAT05 Power, Resistance and Negotiation in Colonial and Postcolonial Latin America Main Building: G466
Márcia Guena dos Santos : Black Resistance to the Leftist Military Dictatorship in Brazil Michael M. Hall : Mass Movements and Populist Politics in 1945: Brazilian 'queremismo' and October 17th in Argentina Isabel Pereira Vallebona : "The MLN-Tupamaros in Uruguay: Thinking and Action". "Pedagogy and Body" José Vargas-Hernández : Historical Social and Indigenous Ecolology Approach to Social Movements in Mexico and Latin America K-10 MID01 Hidden Politics in Late Medieval Iberia Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Tiago Faria : Dom João’s Thugs – Warmongering and Intimidation in International Conflict (1385-1420) Flávio Miranda : Secrecy in Atlantic Politics, 1415-1500 Manuela Santos Silva : Princess Isabel of Portugal – 1st Lady in a Kingdom without a Queen (1415-1428) M-10 ASI01 World War II in Asia and the Changing Status of Chinese Women Main Building: Melville
Helen Schneider : International Organizations and Professional Chinese Women, 1937-1947 Harriet Zurndorfer : “Wartime Refugee Relief in Chinese Cities and Women’s Political Activism 1937-1940” N-10 POL01 Gender and Citizenship: a Roundtable Main Building: Senate
Rachel Fuchs : "Exploring Citizenship in Creative Ways: Women, their Bodies, and the Courts in Modern France" Maria Kyriakidou : "Party Politics before the Right to Vote: Interwar Greek Feminists and the Individual vs. Collective Citizen Issue" Irina Novichenko : Age, Gender and Civil Society: Soviet Informal Associations in 1960s-1970s Irma Sulkunen : Religion, Gender and Civil Society O-10 ORA08 Community and Social Change II JWS Room J355 (J10)
Zeynep Emine Güler : Urban Transformation and Nostalgia in Merdivenköy, Istanbul James Karmel : Oral History and Undergraduate History Education: the Recent American Military Experience Daniela Koleva : Memories and Meanings: Linking Life Experiences to Social and Cultural Change Malin Thor : Narratives about what? A Discussion about the Archive “Jewish Memories” at the National Museum of Cultural History in Sweden P-10 EDU11 War & Children / Childhood JWS Room J361 (J7)
Orna Naftali : Embattled Childhoods: Children, Gender and Violence in China of the “Cultural Revolution” Period (1966-76) Sarah Van Ruyskensvelde : A School Trip Down Memory Lane - Catholic Education, Pupil’s Memory and World War II in Belgium Q-10 HEA15 Disability in Life and Society, Past and Present II JWS Room J375 (J15)
Staffan Förhammar, Marie Clark Nelson : Outside In and Inside Out: The Creation of Identity among Sanatoria Patients in the Early 20th Century Dee Hoole : Disabling Images? Children in the West Riding Pauper Lunatic Asylum c.1901 Juan Antonio Rodríguez, Rosa Ballester & Maria Isabel Porra & Maria Jose Baguena : The Cripple Girl. Gender in the History of Polio Studies in Spain Sonali Shah : Becoming Disabled – Temporality of Disability in England between WWII and 21st Century R-10 POL19 Experimental Spaces II: Spatial and Infrastructural Governance Maths Building: 203
Sébastien Gardon : Governing Urban Traffic: French Cities and the Automobile (1910-1970) Frank Schipper : Transatlantic Tourism: American Visitors to Europe in the Long 20th Century Anette Schlimm : What is a Transport Region? Transport Experts and their Attempts to Establish a New Socio-spatial Order, 1920s – 1950s S-10 RUR10 Dowries and Advances on Inheritance in the Countryside as Indicators of Economic and Social Changes Maths Building: 204
Richard Paping : ‘Making a Living of their Own’. Succession, Inheritance and Child Career Strategies of Households in the Dutch Rural Economy in the 18th and 19th Century Ofelia Rey Castelao : Female and Male Dowries in Galicia (Spain): Tierra de Santiago in XVIII Century Rosa Ros : Transformations in Women's Position in a Single Heir System: Dowries and Widowhood-usufruct in the Girona Region (Catalonia), 1750-1860 Albert Serramontmany : Dowries and Socioeconomic Grups: An Example of Use of an Indicator of Social Groups’ Wealth in a Rural Proto-industrial Area. The Besalú corregimiento, 1771-1841 T-10 RUR13 Landscape, Agriculture and the Environment between the Wars Maths Building: 325
Andrew Jackson : ‘”Homes fit for heroes”’?: The planning and design of inter-war council-estate housing in the countryside and on the urban fringe’. John Martin : The Impact of Game Shooting on Agriculture and the Rural Environment (1918-39) Tom Williamson : Farming and the Environment in Interwar Britain U-10 ETH24 Taking Stock of Mobility Maths Building: 326
Silvia Pedraza, Lara Sung Back : Assimilation or Transnationalism? Evidence from the Latino National Survey (2006) for Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and South Americans who Immigrated to the USA during 1958-2005. Paul Puschmann, Per-Olof Grönberg & Jan Kok & Koen Matthijs : Social Mobility of Migrants in Antwerp, Rotterdam and Stockholm, 1850-1920 V-10 WOM09 Renegotiating Marriage, Motherhood, and Womenly Duties Maths Building: 416
Andrea Thomson : 'A More Precarious Institution'?: Marriage and Marital Breakdown in Late Twentieth-century Scotland through a Gendered Lens Pinar Melis Yelsali Parmaksiz : Constituted Identities of Motherhood, Fatherhood, Childhood and the Family Relations in Turkish Modernization (1908–1945) W-10 ECO11 Beyond Empires: Self Organizing Cross Imperial Networks vs Institutional Empires, 1500-1800 II The European Context Maths Building: 417
Ana Sofia Ribeiro : The Evolution of Norms in Trade and Financial Networks in the First Global Age. The Case Study of Simon Ruiz’s Network (Second Half of the 16th Century) Siobhan Talbott : There is Many English and Severall Scots that you Might Deall with.’ Self-organizing European Entrepreneurial Networks in the Long Seventeenth Century: The Case Study of Britain and France X-10 ETH09 Migrant Employment Dynamics in Turbulent Times Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Jan Cremers : The Search for Cheap Labour in Europe Marian Crowley-Henry : An Analysis of Skilled Migrants’ Career and Identity (Re-)Construction Ian Fitzgerald : Migrant Dynamics in Turbulent Times’ Y-10 WOR09 Towards a History of the Future? Historicizing Anticipation, Future Knowledge, and Expertise II Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Elke Seefried : Futures Studies of the 1960s and early 1970s: From Creating Futures to Predicting Doom? Elodie Vieille Blanchard : Technoscientific Cornucopian Futures versus Doomsday Futures: Forecasting and Modelling in the Debate over the Limits to Growth Z-10 EDU09 Theory and Youth/Children as a Social Phenomenon Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Sjaak Braster : Facebook without Internet. The Hidden Functions of Homework Planners in the Classroom (1950-1990) Mandy Talhout : Membership of Youth Organizations: Historical or Structural? A Case Study Greetje Timmerman : Youth as a Social Phenomenon: Theory
Friday 13 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
A-11
CUL11
Utopia and European Construction / Imaginary, Realism and Ambivalences of Utopia
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Ullrich Kockel : Invoking Europe: The Spirit of Utopia and the Heritage of Our Time Maria Vivod : Europe’s Image of Future. Example Taken from a Serbian Prophecy Thomas Wolfe : European Construction and Utopian Imaginary B-11 ELI12 Professional Elites Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Conceição Andrade Martins : Major Protagonists of the Portuguese Agricultural Development in Nineteenth Century Laurence Brockliss, Michael Moss : The Mid-Victorian Professions C-11 FAM12 Interfaith, Interethnic and International Marriage Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Marius Eppel : At the Border of the Empire and at the Confluence of Confessions: The Mixed Marriages in Oradea Area (Western Romania) in the Modern Times Cyril Grange : Alliances between Jewish and Christian Aristocratic Elites in Paris in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: A Study of Marriage Contracts D-11 CRI11 The Penal Colony in the 19th and 20th Centuries Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Vivien Miller : White Liberalism, Black Civil Rights, and the Origins of Florida’s Death Penalty Moratorium, [1964-1977) Stephan Steiner : Austria’s Penal Colonies – Facts and Visions E-11 FAM24 Round table European Historical Population Samples Network (EHPS-Net) Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
F-11 WOM22 Roundtable: Women's Movements III Main Building: Randolph Hall
Marie Hammond-Callaghan : “Gender and International Peace Politics during the Cold War: Anticommunism and Surveillance of the Voice of Women, Canada, 1960-1964.” Irena Selisnik, Marta Verginella : Social Networks of Publicly Active Women Lorna Zukas : Gender and Revolutionary Change: Zimbabwean Women’s Engagement for Freedom, Equality and Autonomy G-11 LAB31 Strikes in Europe: Recent Development Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
David Lyddon : A Historical Perspective on Recent Legal Restrictions on the Right to Strike in the UK Sjaak Van der Velden : The 2010 Dutch Cleaners Strike, New Ways in Unionism Kurt Vandaele : Sustaining or Abandoning ‘Social Peace’? Strike Development and Trends in Europe since the 1990s H-11 URB02 Singles in the City in Northwest Europe II. Survival Strategies and Social Networks Main Building: Forehall
Maja Mechant : ‘One of the Few Ways a Woman Could Make it on her Own.’Prostitution as a Survival Strategy for Singles in Eighteenth Century Bruges Kim Overlaet : Singles and their Family: Urban Networks in Sixteenth Century Mechelen and Aalst Ariadne Schmidt, Manon van der Heijden : Singles and their Public Roles in early Modern Towns Judith Spicksley : Capital Benefits: The Social Networks of Joyce Jeffreys, Spinster and Roneylending in Seventeenth Century Hereford I-11 SPE02 The 2010 Eruption of the Eyfjallajokull Volcano and its Impact of Travelling in Europe. The ESSHC's Participants in Ghent as a Test Case Main Building: Humanities
J-11 LAB16 Working Hours in Catholic World: A Long Term Perspective, 16th-19th Centuries Main Building: G466
Didier Terrier : Working Times in Textile and Mine Industries, Liège (Belgium), Mid-XIXe Century Beatrice Zucca Micheletto : What's Children Labour? Some Educational and Professional Patterns in 18th Century Turin K-11 AFR02 Knowledge, Culture and Empowerment Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Kamini Krishna : Empowerment of Zambian Women Fouad Mami : The Cultural Poetics of Desire in the Fiction of Ayi Kwei Armah L-11 MID04 Court Culture and Court Consumption I Main Building: Room 355
Visa Immonen : The Distributed Personhood of the Elite: Medieval and early Modern Heraldry in Finland as Material Culture David Nogales Rincón, Covadonga Valdaliso Casanova : The Material Environment of Castilian King Henry III (1390-1406) Thomas Småberg : The Receptions of Queens: Rituals Surrounding Medieval Scandinavian Courtly Culture N-11 SPA10 Soil Quality, Inequality and Changing Agricultural Practices in the 19th and 20th Century Main Building: Senate
Brooks Kaiser, Louis P. Cain : Economics, the Environment, and the U.S. Congress: A Century of Spatial Decisions Alice Kasakoff, Andrew B. Lawson : Longitudinal Analysis of Changing Farm Values in the US North, 1850 to 1870: The Role of Soil Quality Kenneth Sylvester : Managing Native Grasslands after the Dust Bowl Nigel Walford : The Extent and Impact of the 1940 and 1941 ‘Plough-up’ Campaigns on Farming across the South Downs, England O-11 ORA14 Archives and Oral History: Exploring the Changing Dynamics of Partnership, Collection and Use JWS Room J355 (J10)
P-11 SPA09 Expanding the Range of HGIS JWS Room J361 (J7)
Don Lafreniere, Jason Gilliland : Beyond the Narrative: Using H-GIS to Reveal Hidden Patterns and Processes of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century Cities George Vascik : Pigs and Protest: The Crisis of Swine Husbandry and the Electoral Success of anti-Semitic Political Parties in Northwest Germany, 1924-1930 Q-11 HEA01 The Mine as a Specific Field for Experimenting New Methods and Revealing New Stakes in Occupational Health (20th c.) I JWS Room J375 (J15)
John Murray, Javier Silvestre : Improving Workplace Safety in European Coal Mining, 1851-1913 Bernard Thomann : From Labor Rationalization to Social Citizenship: Professional Expertise and Social Mobilization in the Recognition and Compensation of Pneumoconiosis in Japanese Coal Mining Industry R-11 POL20 Experimental Spaces III: High Modernist Projects Maths Building: 203
Vincent Lagendijk : How the Model got its Mojo, or, How the TVA Became the Paradigm of Planning Uwe Lübken : Rivers and Risk in the City: The Urban Floodplain as a Contested Space S-11 RUR08 Peasant and the Market: Between Accumulation, Distress and Life Cycle-strategies Maths Building: 204
James Davis : Negotiating the marketplace: the expectations and fears of medieval English peasants Kristof Dombrecht, Erik Thoen : The Land Market in a Changing Peasant Society during the Late Middle Ages – 16th Century: The Case of Flanders Piotr Guzowski : Land Market and Peasants’ Life-cycle in Poland in the 15th and 16th Centuries Tim Soens, Eline Van Onacker & Maïka De Keyzer : Beyond the Flock. Sheep Farming, Wool Sales and Peasant Economy in the Late Medieval Campine Area (Brabant, Belgium-The Netherlands) Lies Vervaet, Erik Thoen : Tenure and Lease Holding Payments of Peasants and Farmers in Late Medieval Rural Flanders T-11 RUR20 Is Farming the Only Way of Providing Food? Maths Building: 325
Ruth Tittensor : How Can Ecology Contribute to Food Provision? Caroline Wickham-Jones : Fear of farming? U-11 MAT01 Historical Drivers of Commercial Gambling I Maths Building: 326
Gerda Reith : Gambling, Risk and Reason: The Creation of 'Pathology’ from Commerce Eino Tuohino : Medicalization of Gambling Problems and Individual Responsibility: The Case of Finland V-11 ETH13 Public Identity Formation and Construction Maths Building: 416
Grazia Biorci : Stereotypes on Migration Matter in Italian Press Johanna Leinonen : Hierarchies of Desirability: International Marriages in the Finnish Media, 1982-2006 Marlou Schrover : Constructing Problems: Debates on Immigration and Integration Issues in Press and Parliament (the Netherlands 1945-2000) W-11 ECO12 Beyond Empires: Self Organizing Cross Imperial Networks vs Institutional Empires, 1500-1800 III The Atlantic Context Maths Building: 417
Silvia Marzagalli : The French Colonies in the Late 18th Century, or the Necessity of Cross-imperial and Foreign Trade Filipa Ribeiro da Silva : Trans-imperial and Cross-cultural Networks for the Slave Trade, 1580s-1800s X-11 ETH17 Comparing Refugees Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Lukasz Gorniok : Reception of Czechoslovakian and Polish Jewish Refugees to Sweden 1968-1972 Bethany Hicks : “Not Real Germans at All”: GDR Refugees in the West, 1989 - 1990 Tycho Walaardt : Attempts to select refugees: Inviting Hungarian refugees by the Netherlands in 1956 Y-11 SEX05 Sex Philosophy Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Lesley Hall : “Sentimental follies” or ‘instruments of tremendous uplift”? contrasting views of women’s same-sex relationships in interwar Britain Anastasia Jones : The Normal Lesbians: Sex Studies and the Growth of Modern Sexual Identities in Interwar Era U.S. Z-11 EDU10 Voices of Child Saving Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Nell Musgrove : Imagining Foster Mothers – Historical Perspectives Daniel Nilsson Ranta : Acting Child In Distress – on Philanthropy, Child Care and Societal Saving Eagerness Karen Robbins : Discipline and Polish: Creating Identity through Space at Girls' Reforms Schools in 19th Century America Andrew Sanders, Val Wood : One Hundred Voices
Friday 13 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
A-12
CUL14
Creating the Everyday Life; Housing and Consumption in the 19th and 20th Century
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Joeri Januarius : Representing the Everyday: Private Photography and Belgian Limburg Miners in the 1950s Ilona Kemppainen : Death and Consumer Culture B-12 ELI13 Modernising Elites: Agriculture and Business Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
José Antonio Sánchez-Román : Business Elites, Tax Justice and Tax Reform in 20th Century Argentina Maciej Tyminski, Piotr Koryś : The Class of Strangers. Business Elites in the Late 19th Century Kingdom of Poland C-12 FAM08 The Effects of Public Health Control against Infectious Diseases Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : The Effects of Vaccination Legislation against Smallpox in 1875, Japan Diether Kramer : Fighting Smallpox in Styria (Austria) The Impact of Public Interventions in Late 19th Century D-12 CRI12 Race, Drugs and Criminal Justice Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Donna Murch : Towards a Social History of Crack: Drugs, Informal Economy, and Youth Culture in an Era of Neo-liberalism Samuel Roberts : Race, Epidemiological Thinking, and the U.S. ‘Heroin Epidemic’ of 1950-1975: Against the ‘Punitive Turn Robbie Shilliam : The Polynesian Panthers and The Black Power Gang in Aotearoa New Zealand: Criminal Justice versus Social Justice E-12 FAM25 Family Factors and Infant and Child Mortality Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Maaike Messelink : Siblings: A Blessing or a Curse? Family and Child Survival in the Netherlands, 1850-1930 Alice Reid, Eilidh Garrett : "Who you are, where you stay or what you know?" Factors Influencing Infant and Child Mortality in Late Nineteenth Century Scotland Bárbara Ana Revuelta Eugercios, Diego Ramiro-Fariñas & Sara García Ferrero : Infectious Disease and Mortality among Urban Children: Madrilenian Children and Foundlings at the Beginning of the 20th Century Peter Teibenbacher : Infant and Child Death on the Countryside F-12 RUR15 Meet the Author: Agrarian History of England and Wales Main Building: Randolph Hall
G-12 LAB32 Labour Militancy since the Late 19th Century in a Global Perspective Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Jesper Hamark : Dockers’ Non-militancy in the First Half of the Twentieth Century. Swedish Port Strikes in an International Perspective Paulo Terra : The strikes of streetcar workers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (1870-1906) H-12 URB03 Singles in the City in Northwest Europe III. Identity, Culture and Social Perception Main Building: Forehall
Wendy Gordon : Singles Navigating Poverty in Paisley, 1861 Amy Harris, Amy Harris : Poor Single Men in Eighteenth-Century England Raffaella Sarti : Unmarried Women and Men in Pre-industrial South- and North-European Cities I-12 LAT04 Latin American Politics, Economy and Society in Transnational Perspective Main Building: Humanities
Jeffrey M. Shumway : Argentine Nation Building and French Imperialism in the Nineteenth Century Carolina Vicario : Rural Labor Force in Rio de la Plata between 1760 and 1860. An Approximation to the Social Mobility J-12 LAB29 Within the 'Worlds of Labour': Why and How to Write Factory History Main Building: G466
Hakan Mahmut Kocak : To Looking the Formation of the Turkish Working Class through the “National” Factory Kevin Murphy : Factory History during the Russian Revolutionary Era Asli Odman : The Ford Factory at Istanbul in the Interwar Period: Assembling Cars, Connecting Ports and Nationalizing Production K-12 ORA15 Lost and New Homes. Coming to terms with Ambivalent Pasts and Present Belongings Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Marjo Buitelaar : The Contested Waterjar. Moroccan Home-making in a Diasporic Context Aya Ezawa : Telling the Unknown Past: Indisch-Japanese and the Memory of WWII Ellis Jonker : Hard to Digest. Educated Nostalgia among the Moluccan Dutch (1951-2011) Stefania Scagliola : Coming of Age in the arms of the Baboe – Reminiscences of Former Dutch-conscripts Who served in Indonesia of their Love-affairs with Local Female Servants L-12 MID05 Court Culture and Court Consumption II Main Building: Room 355
Rita Melro : The Royal Treasury, a Mirror of the King: Power, Luxury and Spirituality in the Treasure of Dinis, King of Portugal (1279-1322) Diana Pelaz Flores : The Treasure Queen's Wardrobe and Fashion as Power Generators and Builders in Castile in the 15th Century Ana Maria S. A. Rodrigues : Dressing and Adorning Portuguese Infantas in the 15th Century M-12 WOM08 Gender and the Sciences of the State Main Building: Melville
Elizabeth Jones : Gender and the 'Sciences of the State' in Rural Germany: The Social and Environmental Reclamation of Farm Households, 1866-1914 Marynel Ryan Van Zee : A Gendered Ordering of Self-Interest: Family and State in Nineteenth-Century German Economics O-12 ORA11 Memory, Trauma and Nostalgia JWS Room J355 (J10)
Irena Saleniece : Sovietisation as Trauma: Memories of Forced Changes to Ethnic, Religious and Social Identities Geoffrey Swain : “ ‘We Were the Vanguard!’: Nostalgia for Latvia’s Young Communist League” Maria Zolotukhina : Memory of a War Childhood: The Experience Before and During WWII in Russia P-12 SPA05 HGIS Methodological Issues JWS Room J361 (J7)
Jean Luc Pinol, Guillaume Fantion : Historical Administrative Zoning and History : France XIXth-XXth Centuries (Methods and Results) Humphrey Southall, Patrick Manning : Potentials for a Global Historical GIS Pierre Vernus, Francesco Beretta & Claire Charlotte Butez : Managing Geo-historical Information in a Collective and Cumulative System. The Project SyMoGIH and its Gazetteer Q-12 HEA02 The Mine as a Specific Field for Experimenting New Methods and Revealing New Stakes in Occupational Health (20th c.) II JWS Room J375 (J15)
Laure Pitti, Pascal Marichalar : “Legitimate Expertise and Lay Counter-expertise on Occupational Health Issues in the French Mines: A Focus on the Peñarroya Case (1960s-1980s)” Judith Rainhorn : ‘We discussed it a bit…’ (Dr. Hamilton). Handing Over to the Actors to Understand Work and Health Interaction in the Copper Mines of Arizona, 1919” R-12 LAT02 New Histories of Latin America in the Cold War: Politics, Culture and International Perspectives Maths Building: 203
Benjamin Cowan : Making Machismo: Cold War Alignment and the Political Terminology of American Masculinities Jadwiga Pieper Mooney : Feminism, Communism and Women's Transnational Activism in the Cold War: The Women's International Democratic Federation (WIDF) S-12 WOM12 Women and Power Maths Building: 204
Gunnel Karlsson : Political power, femininity and gender clashes Sabine Schmolinsky : Gendering Visibility in the Middle Ages. Power, Agency, and the Sexes in Nobility U-12 MAT02 Historical Drivers of Commercial Gambling II: Law and Policy Maths Building: 326
Sytze F. Kingma : The Dutch Gambling Act of 1964 and the “Alibi-Model” of Gambling Regulation Antti Myllymaa : European Offshore Jurisdictions as the Juridico-political Infrastructure for the Cross-border Online Gambling Industry W-12 ECO13 Beyond Empires: Self Organizing Cross Imperial Networks vs Institutional Empires, 1500-1800 IV The Indian Ocean and Beyond Maths Building: 417
Leos Muller : Trading with Asia without a Colonial Empire. Swedish Merchant Networks and Chartered Company Trade, 1750-1800 Chris Nierstrasz : In the Shadow of the Companies, Empires of trade in the orient and informal entrepreneurship, 1600-1800 Guido Van Meersbergen : “The Nature of the People and their Government”: The Role of Cultural Perceptions of Trustworthiness in Dutch and English East India Company Commercial and Diplomatic Strategies X-12 ETH19 Forced Migrations Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Maria Egorova : Humanitarian Activity of Russian Academic Group in Great Britain, 1920-1930 Pippa Virdee : The Impact of Forced Migration on the Economies of Divided Punjab:A Case Study of Ludhiana and Lyallpur Y-12 SEX06 Masculinities and the Regulation of Sex Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Julie Gammon : 'Dangerous' Men: Defining Male Sexualities in Eighteenth-century England Angelika Koch : Unhealthy Desires: Controlling Sexuality and the Body in Early Modern Japan
Saturday 14 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
A-13
CUL13
No Future? Youth in Europe in the 1960s and 1970s
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Nikolaos Papadogiannis : ‘Sun, Sea and Sex’? The Making of West German and Greek Young Tourists in the 1960s and the 1970s. Chris Warne : “Graphical Terrorism? Bazooka, Punk and the Fate of Radical Politics in 1970s France” Marko Zubak : Yugoslav Communist Youth Media and the Rock/Punk Subculture of the Late 1970s B-13 ELI18 Soviet & Post Soviet Elites Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Aappo Kähönen : Economic Reform and Alliance Cohesion from the Viewpoint of Competition C-13 FAM15 Suburban Populations, 16-20th Centuries I Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Sandra Bree : The Fertility of the Inhabitants of the Parisian Suburbs in the Late 19th Century Romola Davenport : Survival in the Suburbs: Infant Mortality by Social Status in St. Martin-in-the-Fields,1750-1824. Gill Newton : Death in the Suburbs: Mortality in London and its Hinterland Between 1550 and 1700 D-13 CRI13 Policing and Authority in the United States from Revolution to the Late 19th Century Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Richard Mc Mahon : Violence, Law and Migration: the Irish Experience in Late Nineteenth-Century San Francisco Gwenda Morgan, Peter Rushton : Rhetoric, Reality and Retaliation: The Problem of Implementing the Law of Nations in the American Revolution Matthew Ward : Courts and Community in the Early American Backcountry, 1740-1815 E-13 FAM26 Bursting with New Historical Data on Residence Patterns and Living Arrangements: First Results from the MOSAIC Project Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Joshua R. Goldstein : Rationale of the MOSAIC Project Dalia Leinarte : Lithuanian „Nuclear Family“: Consequence or Precondition of a Great Agrarian Change of 1860s? Péter Öri, Levente Pakot : Patterns of Marriage and Household Structure in 19th Century Hungary F-13 SPE03 CLIO-INFRA: Mapping World Inequality 1500-2000 Main Building: Randolph Hall
G-13 LAB09 Working with Kin: Unpaid Work, Apprenticeship and Kin's Labour in Family Business Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Anna Bellavitis : Apprenticeship in Early Modern Europe and the Case of 16th Century Venice Céline Bessiere : Gender in Wine-Growing Family Businesses (Cognac, France) : The Problematic Place of the Conjugal Partner Claire Lemercier : Apprenticeship, Wages and Contracts during the Industrial Revolution. Lessons from the Parisian Case Manuela Martini : When Unpaid Workers Need a Legal Status. Trade Associations, Family Workers and the Changing of Labour Rights in 20th Century France H-13 URB04 Gender in the European Town, 1650-1900 Main Building: Forehall
Nina Koefoed : To Act as a Citizen. Local Philanthropy as a Way to Conform to Male, Political Citizenship Anne Montenach : Legal Trade and Black Markets: Women and the Sale of Food in Late Seventeenth- and early Eighteenth-century Lyon Deborah Simonton : Negotiating the Eighteenth-century Urban Economy: Gender and Space in Northern Europe I-13 SOC04 International Institutions and the Production of International Knowledge on Social Security Main Building: Humanities
Sonja Matter : Enforcing International Standards in Social Work: The Exchange Programmes of the United Nations in the Field of Social Work in the Post-War Period J-13 LAB30 Transitions in Labour Relations Worldwide 1500-2000: Preliminary Results of the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations Main Building: G466
Karin Hofmeester : A Short Introduction to the Global Collaboratory on the History of Labour Relations M. Erdem Kabadayi, Hulya Canbakal : Labour Relations in the Ottoman Empire Gijs Kessler, Dmitry Khitrov : Transitions in Labour Relations in Eastern Europe: Russia, 1500 - 2000 Jan Lucassen : Shifts in global labour relations: Western Europe, Russia, East Asia, South America and Sub-Saharan Africa 1500-2000 compared K-13 WOR07 Public Diplomacy and Civil Society: Experience of 19th and 20th Centuries Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Mikhail Lipkin : British public organizations and a phenomena of public diplomacy during Soviet-British cultural "indian summer" on the edge of 1950s-1960-s Elena Mironova : Council of Ambassadors of Russians Abroad as an example of social diplomacy. Denis Sekirinskiy : The American press as an element of public diplomacy and an instrument for shaping the image of the late Soviet Union Samuil Volfson : The role of non-governmental organizations in the development of US foreign policy in 1920s L-13 MID02 Gender and Power Relations at the Renaissance Court Main Building: Room 355
Sarah Bercusson : Gift Strategies and Female Networks: the Role of the Consort Christina Lutter : Gender Relations at the Court of Maximilian I: Representations and Practices Daniela Unterholzner : Bianca Maria Sforza - Taking a Different Perspective M-13 EDU05 Health, Welfare and Children Main Building: Melville
Anna Larsson : Enhancing the Social and Psychological Health of Swedish School Children 1940–1980: Children’s Needs and Expert’s Competences Bengt Sandin, Mathilda Hallberg : Visualizing Children´s Bodies in the Welfare State P-13 SPA04 GIS and Spatial Distribution JWS Room J361 (J7)
Niall Cunningham : The Rule of ‘Vicarious Punishment’: Space, Religion and the Belfast ‘Troubles’ of 1920 – 22 Sebastian Klüsener : Long-term Trends in the Spatial Distribution of the Population in Germany 1820-today Luis Silveira, Daniel Ribeiro Alves & Josep Puig : New Insights on the Evolution of Population Distribution in the Iberian Peninsula (1878-2001) R-13 ORA16 Gendered Lives, Antinomical Nostalgia: Women's Memories of State Socialism Maths Building: 203
Ana Luleva : Gender Dimensions of Post-socialist Nostalgia in Bulgaria Natalia Pushkareva : The Oral History of Russian Academy Community: Transformations of Gender-discrimination Practices Veronica Shapovalov : "There is No Place Like Home": Trauma and Nostalgia in Women's Memoirs of the Gulag S-13 RUR17 Food and Region. Towards a History of Terroir Maths Building: 204
Marco Batignani : An Introduction to Saffron in Val d'Orcia and the Crete Senesi. Short Story of a Forgotten and Rediscovered Product (14th –21th Centuries) Kolleen Guy : The Invention of Terroir in Champagne and Burgundy Rengenier Rittersma : Truffle of Discord : Truffe du Périgord versus Tartufo di Norcia Monica Truninger, Cristina Joanaz : Freshness and Democratization of Food Consumption in the Western Societies (18th- 21st Centuries) T-13 RUR05 Corporatism in Rural Europe, 19th - 20th Centuries Maths Building: 325
Dulce Freire : Corporatism in Portugal: institutions and modernization of agriculture during the Estado Novo (1933-1974) Stéphane Le Bras : Protecting a Dominating Position: Corporatism in the Wine Market in Languedoc (1900s-1950s) Jordi Planas : Agricultural cooperatives and winegrowers mobilization in Catalonia in the early twentieth century U-13 WOM10 Gendered Memories and Historiographies Maths Building: 326
Ute Lischke : Whose Memories? Whose History? Addressing Nostalgia and Trauma in the Films of Sibylle Schönemann Falko Schnicke : The Bodies of History. Genderization and Sexualization in 19th-century German Historiography V-13 ETH12 Austria - In and out Flow of Labour Migration Post 1945 Maths Building: 416
Stefan Benedik : Out of the Settlement. Approaches towards Romani Migrations as Labour Migrations Manfred Pfaffenthaler : Migration and Mobility. The “Guest Worker’s Route” – A Transeuropean Migration Way. Ute Sonnleitner : "Diligent Girls and Boys Searched for Switzerland" - Styrian Temporal Labour Migration 1945-1955 W-13 ELI05 Town and Country - Supplying Elite Consumers in the 18th to 19th Centuries I the country house Maths Building: 417
Ulla Ijäs : Elite Networks and Consumption in Vyborg and St. Petersburg in the Beginning of the 19th Century, Case Marie Hackman Hannah Waugh : Supplying the Country House: Audley End, Essex, c.1760-1835 X-13 ETH20 Gender, Migration and Ethnicity Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Anna-Maria Eurenius : Movers and Stayers. Household Context and Emigration from Western Sweden to America in the 1890s Margaretha van Es : Representations of Muslim Women’s Gender Identities by Minority Organisations in Norway as a Response to the Norwegian Public Discourse about the Emancipation and Integration of Muslim Women (1975-2010) Y-13 SEX08 Women and Sexualities Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Anne-Marie Sohn : Youth, Pre-marital Sex and Radio Archives in 1960s France Cornelie Usborne : Discovering Desire: Researching Female Sexuality in Everyday Life in Nazi Germany Z-13 POL11 The Politics of Memory and History: Finding a Usable Past Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Guldeniz Kibris : The Turkish Past and the Cold War Markus Wien : Nationalism in Communist Bulgaria
Saturday 14 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
A-14
CUL17
Aesthetic Forms
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Rui Bras : Making films under Salazar's gaze. Cinematic representation of Lisbon in two popular comedies of the 1940s Janne Poikolainen : Popular Music, Taste, and the Symbolic Discussion on the Post-war Modernization in Finland in the 1960s Tomasz Rachwald : Revolutionaries and the New Order. Participation of Polish Interwar Leftist Film Directors in Creating Polish Post-war Cinema B-14 WOM16 Gender Equality and Civil Society Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Ethan Levine : Gender Variance and Civil Society Fia Sundevall : Discriminating Men in the Name of Equality? Paradoxes and Contradictions in Debates and Policy on Gender and Military Work, Sweden 1970-2010. Emma Sundkvist : Women’s Rights Work in Cairo: Imbrications of Religious and Secular Frameworks C-14 FAM16 Suburban Populations, 16-20th Centuries II Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Laurent Heyberger : Between Town and Country, the Height of Suburbanites Luca Mocarelli : The Suburbs of Milan in the Long Run (XVIIIth to XXth Centuries) D-14 CRI14 Crime, Criminal Justice and Policing in Phases of Transition Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Nell Darby : Women, Relationships and the Summary Process in Georgian England Roddy Nilsson : Evil Women or Desperate House-wifes? Murderous Women in Sweden c. 1850–1890 E-14 FAM22 Can Family Systems Explain Regional Economic and Political Disparities in Europe: Historica and Comtemporary Perspectives Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Renzo Derosas, Alice Kasakoff & Mikolaj Szoltysek : Uses and misuses of the notion of ‘family system’ in recent scholarship on contemporary economic and political disparities in Europe Hannes Grandits : Family Systems within European Welfare State Developments in the second half of the 20th century Pier Paolo Viazzo : Temporary Deflections or Persistent Contrasts? Assessing the Role of Family and Kinship Structures on the Two Shores of the Mediterranean F-14 WOM19 Meet the Author: Aftermath of War: Women's Movements and Female Activists 1918-1923 Main Building: Randolph Hall
Olga Shnyrova : After the Vote has been Won. The Fate of the Women's Suffrage Movement in Russia: Persons, Ideas and Deeds after the Revolution G-14 LAB10 Climate Change: An Issue for Labour Historians Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Verity Burgmann : From ‘Jobs Versus Environment’ to ‘Green-collar Jobs’: Australian Trade Unions and the Climate Change Debate H-14 LAB18 Labour and Labour Relations in Hotels, Restaurants and Cafes Main Building: Forehall
Peter Scholliers : German restaurant staff and the French culinary hegemony (Brussels, 1850 - 1914) Patricia Van den Eeckhout : Down and out in Ghent? (Foreign) Cooks and Waiters at the Universal Exhibition Ghent 1913 I-14 SOC10 New Approaches in the Study of Social Mobility and Stratification Main Building: Humanities
Zoltán Lippényi, M.H.D. van Leeuwen & Ineke Maas : Long-term Historical Trends of Intergenerational Social Mobility in Hungary (1850-2000) Marco Van Leeuwen, Ineke Maas & Soren Edvinsson : Social Mobility in Sweden: A Multilevel Analysis Richard Zijdeman : Does it add up? Combining Register Data and Survey Data to Study Social Mobility in the 20th Century J-14 REL05 Material Culture and Religion Main Building: G466
Javier Marín : The Power of the Word: The Church and the Theoretical Principles for Building a Castilian House in the Spanish Golden Age Ian Mitchell : Tyrian Silks and Persian Carpets’: Aspects of Christian Thought and Material Culture in Britain from the 17th to 19th Centuries Hugo Silva : The Role of Social Capital and Patronage in the Access to the Cathedral Chapters. The Portuguese Case (1564-1640) Nadine Tauchner, Thomas Wallnig : Re-inventing Hildegard - Sustainable Economy and Monastic Reform in Benedictine Monasteries L-14 MID07 Eurocore Cuius Regio Session I Main Building: Room 355
Cosmin Popa-Gorjanu, José Augusto Sottomayor Pizarro & Maria Cristina Pimenta & Mafalda Soares da Cunha : The Role of Nobility in Shaping the Regional Strategies in the Middle and in the early Modern Ages (The Comparative Cases of Transylvania and Portugal) Flocel Sabaté : External Perception, Institutional Construction and Social Cohesion in the Building of Catalonia (XII-XV Centuries) Job Weststrate, Juhan Kreem : Adapting Regional Strategies during the Long Sixteenth Century: Livonia and the Lower Rhine Area Compared Przemyslaw Wiszewski, Flocel Sabate Curull : Catalunia - Silesia. Cohesive and Disruptive Forces in History of Regions M-14 EDU06 Special Children Main Building: Melville
Annemieke Van Drenth : Nineteenth Century Perceptions of Mental Retardation and Child Pathology in the Dutch Context Pieter Verstraete : Deaf Sports and the Politics of Identity. The Development of Sport Associations for deaf People in Belgium, 1880-1945 Bart Vranckx, Pieter Fannes : Creativity in Crisis: A Conceptual Approach of an Educational Discussion N-14 ETH15 Immigration Research, Many-Cultured Societies and Scholar-Migrants in the U.S., 1880s to 1930s: Columbia and Minnesota Schools Rather than 'Uprooted Marginal Man' Main Building: Senate
Dirk Hoerder : “Neither Marginal Men nor Uprooted: The Columbia University Scholars’ Comprehensive Approach to Migrant Culture and Agency” Henry Yu : The Lost Potential of the Chicago School of Sociology O-14 ORA12 Workplace, Community Change and Nostalgia JWS Room J355 (J10)
Steven High : Vanishing Neighbourhoods: Oral History and Urban Change Andrew Perchard : “A dying mutual friend”: Industrial Closures, Working Lives and National Culture in Post-war Scotland Tim Strangleman : Erasure, Remembrance, Nostalgia, and Loss: Reflections on the Death of an English Brewery P-14 ANT05 Thucydides and the Origins of Social-Scientific History JWS Room J361 (J7)
Neville Morley : Thucydides and ‘Geschichte als Wissenschaft’ Q-14 HEA13 Public Health Policies and Social Change JWS Room J375 (J15)
Iris Borowy : Public Health between Global Economic and Environmental Developments Ramón Castejón-Bolea, Enrique Perdiguero-Gil : The Protection of the Mother Section of Auxilio Social (Social Aid) and the Medicalization of Pregnancy and Delivery in Twentieth Century Spain Sören Edvinsson, Peter Byass : Health in Old Age. The Epidemiological Transition among Elderly in Sweden 1910-2010 R-14 SPA08 Re-imagining Religion Maths Building: 203
John Corrigan : Space and the Interpretation of American Religious History Trevor Harris : Objectively Mapping the Subjective or Subjectively Mapping the Objective: Conundrums in the Mapping of Religion Gethin Rees : The Byzantine Economy and Jewish Communities: a Geographical Information Systems Approach S-14 RUR18 Rural History and World History Maths Building: 204
Özgür Burçak Gürsoy : Restriction of the “Poison”: Changing Agricultural Politics on Opium in Early Republican Turkey, 1923 - 1939 Richard W Hoyle : Brenner in the Atlantic World Miriam Muller : Peasant Memory, Resistance and Community Yves Segers : Farming in tropical Africa. The migration of Belgian farmers to Congo, 1908-1933 Bina Sengar : Rural Politics and Peasant Movements in Colonial Western India T-14 LAT03 Gender and Sexuality in Latin American History Maths Building: 325
Laurent Corbeil : "Se conocían carnalmente": Sexual Criminality and Violence among Amerindians of early San Luis Potosí, New Spain (1592-1630) Lessie Jo Frazier : Desiring the Working Class: A Spanish Anti-Clerical Feminist, a Catholic Bishop, a Negligent Patriarchal State, and Working-Class Sex Cynthia Milton : Gendered Memories of Peru’s ‘Internal War’ as Recounted through Art U-14 ETH22 Colonial Ties and their Effects on Migration Maths Building: 326
Sara Park : The Smuggling Ring: A History of "Illegals" in Early Postwar Japan Timo Särkkä : A Perspective on Nordic Colonialism: Finns as Empire-builders in Southern Africa, 1895–1945 John Schuster : Return Migrants as Strangers: The Dutch of Suriname V-14 ETH11 Migration in the British Empire Maths Building: 416
Lisa Chilton : Creating Anglo-British Homogeneity in a Heterogeneous Population: Cultural Imperialism and Identity Reconstructions in a Colonial Case Study Marjory Harper : *‘Everything is English’: Expectations and Experiences of English Migrants to New Zealand, 1840-1970 Amy Lloyd : Who Emigrated? Using Passenger Lists and Census Returns to Study English Emigration to Canada, 1900-1914 W-14 ELI01 Town and Country - Supplying Elite Consumers in the 18th to 19th Centuries II networks and suppliers Maths Building: 417
Lucy Bailey : Rural Retailing in Popular Literature: Exploring the Cultural Image of the Village Shop in the Nineteenth Century Kerry Bristol : Shop Local, Buy Global? Consumer Practice at Nostell Priory, West Yorkshire, c.1737-1785 X-14 ECO09 Economic Development since 1800 Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
David Greasley, Nick Hanley, Les Oxley, Paul Warde & Eoin McClaughlin : History and the Future: Predictive Power of Sustainable Development Indicators in the UK since 1750 Gudmundur Jonsson : Economic Crises in Iceland since 1870 Conor Mccabe : The Irish Economy from 1922 to the 2008 Bank Guarantee: Tracing the Decisions which Undermined a State Korinna Schoenhaerl : Giving Money for the Revolution: The Greek Loan of Independence in 1825 Y-14 SEX09 Transnational Transmutations Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
David Minto : An American Wolfenden in London: The Atlantic Crossings of a “Peculiarly British” Sex Report Kate Stevens : Sexuality, Criminal Justice and Imperial Rivalry in the New Hebrides, 1906-1920 Z-14 POL12 Institutions, Identity and the Politics of Cultural Heritage Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Anja Hansen : Archival Access: The Dutch Case Michael Karabinos : The Post-Colonial Archival Transformation Vanja Lozic : Museums and the Making of ‘Ourselves’ in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Saturday 14 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
A-15
CUL15
Ideology, Images and Cultural Representations I
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Jessica Carlisle : 'Emotion, Solidarity and Opposition: Missing Representations of Mother’s Agency in Dutch/Egyptian Child Custody Disputes' Aurelie Lacassagne : French literature, the Myth of Scheherazade and the Burqa B-15 ELI14 Modern Political Elites Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Vlad Popovici : Blood, Kinship and Nationalism. The Romanian Political Elite from Hungary (1867-1900) Francisco Precioso Izquierdo : In the Heat of the Family. Social Networks and Mobility in the Administration of the Spanish Monarchy: The Macanaz (XVII-XIX). Pedro Urbano : The Recruitment of the Great Officials on the Royal Household in the Last Years of Portuguese Monarchy Frederik Verleden : The transformation of the Belgian Parliamentary Elite C-15 FAM09 Women, Family Income and Expenditure in the 19th and Early 20th Century Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Nigel Goose : Local Labour Markets and Family Budgets in Victorian England Kristina Lilja, Dan Bäcklund : To Depend on one's Children or to Depend on Oneself: Saving Behaviours for Old-age in 19th and Early 20th Century Sweden Beatrice Moring : Women, Income and Household Budgets in the 19th and Early 20th Century Richard Wall (1944 -2011) : Widows, Budgets and Poverty in the English Past, Presented by Beatrice Moring D-15 CRI15 Criminal Justice in the Low Countries: the Long Term Perspective Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Julie Louette : Judicial Statistics and Parliamentary Debates: a Game of Reciprocal Influences? Aude Musin : Survival and decline of the right to vengeance at the turn of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period in a city of the Low Countries (Namur, 14th-17th centuries) E-15 FAM23 Academies of Sciences and Population in European Countries in the 18th century Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Nathalie Le Bouteillec : Tabell-Verket : The Project of the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences Jean-Marc Rohrbasser : Wargentin, the Swedish Academy of Sciences and Mortality Christine Théré : French Learned Societies F-15 THE05 Transnational Humanities: Possibilities and Prospects Main Building: Randolph Hall
Young-Jun Ha : Mass Dictatorship and Transnational History: Exploring the Conceptual Basis for the Connection Sang-Hyun Kim : Does Transnational History Problematize Science and Technology Enough? Kyung Hwan Oh : Social Scientific Imagination of the Man: Durkheimian Anthropos and Weberian Humanitas G-15 LAB11 Work, Correction and Punishment in Workhouses and Correctional Houses Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Megan Doolittle : The workhouse in the slum – London 1880-1910. Sonja Hinsch : Forced Labour and the Right to Work in Austria, 1918-1938. Meanings of Work in Correctional Houses, Voluntary Labour Service, and Productive Unemployment Relief H-15 LAB21 Social Movements in an International Perspective Main Building: Forehall
Fredrik Egefur : Anti-militarism in Europe Before World War I: Perspectives on the Liberal and Socialist Peace Movements Idesbald Goddeeris : Western European Solidarity with Solidarnosc in the 1980s Jonas Sjölander : Movements on different tracks. The Anti Apartheid and Trade Union Movements in Sweden and South Africa, 1975-1994. I-15 SOC11 Social Structure and Mobility in Industrial Societies Main Building: Humanities
Antonie Knigge : The Total Influence of Family Background on Status Attainment in the Netherlands from 1842-1922 Colin Pooley : Balancing Social Justice and Environmental Justice: Mobility Inequalities in Britain since circa 1900 Wiebke Schulz : Employer’s Choice – Meriocratization of Selection Criteria during Industrialization in the Netherlands J-15 REL10 Reshaping the "Religious Mind": Christian Reactions to Secular Human Sciences, 1900-1950 Main Building: G466
Paula Kane : Reception of the Freudian School among American Catholics Felix Westrup : Psychotherapy and Protestant Practical Theology in early 20th Century Germany L-15 MID08 Eurocore Cuius Regio Session II Main Building: Room 355
Martin Klatt, René Ejbye Pedersen : Labour Mobility in the Danish-German Border Region of Schleswig in a Longue Durée Perspective Ad Knotter : ‘Unfamiliarity’, ‘Social Control’, or ‘Push-and-pull’. Mining and Cross-border Labour in the Dutch-Belgian-German Borderland, 1900-1973 Nils Holger Petersen : Symbolic Identity and the Cultural Memory of Saints M-15 WOM11 Women Entering Institutional Politics Main Building: Melville
Ramona Mihaila, George Lazaroiu : Power and Public Stage: Political Involvement of 19th Century Romanian Women Writers Pamela Schievenin : Women’s Way of Doing Politics? Women Politicians and the Reform of Italy’s Maternal and Infant Welfare in a Comparative Perspective (1960s – 1970s) P-15 SPA06 GIS and Urban History JWS Room J361 (J7)
Florian Ploeckl : Space, Settlements, Towns: The Influence of Geography and Market Access on Settlement Distribution and Urbanization Jan Reiff : New Deal Visions: Mapping Urban America’s Past, Present and Future Carry van Lieshout : Access to Water in Eighteenth-century London Gerben Zaagsma : Mapping Fascism and Anti-fascism in London in the 1930s Q-15 HEA09 Medical Crisis and Political Crisis JWS Room J375 (J15)
Nahomi Galindo Malave, Melisa Soto-Lafontaine : Health and Revolution: The Circulation of Scientific Knowledge and the Resignification of Neomalthusianism through the Magazine Salud y Fuerza, (1904-1914, Barcelona) Carlos Tabernero : The Medical-health Q&A Section of the Anarchist Magazine Estudios [Studies] (1930-1937): The Re-signification of Health and Disease through Multidimensional Communication Practices S-15 RUR19 Kinship and Gender Dynamics of Farm Households in Rural Society Past and Present Maths Building: 204
Patrick Heady : Close Marriages and Distinct Lives: Kinship and Gender in the European Countryside Nancy Konvalinka : Embodied Inheritance. The Clash between Gender-Equal Inheritance and a Gender-Differentiated Division of Work in a Spanish Village Today Ira Spieker : Foreign Territory. “Resettlers” and their Impact on the Emerging Socialist Society in East Germany (after 1945) Laura Stark : Early Debates on Farm Women's Inheritance and Property Rights in the Finnish-language Press 1850-1870 T-15 RUR06 Technology, Modernity and Agricultural Transitions Maths Building: 325
Alba Díaz Geada, Ana Cabana Iglesia & Lourenzo Fernández Prieto & Daniel Lanero Táboas : Agricultural Extension Programmes in Postwar Europe: A Comparative Study of Two Extreme Cases: Spain and the Netherlands (1946 - 1973) Heather Holmes : The Diffusion of Labour Saving Technology and Technological Innovations: English Reaping Machines in Scotland 1850 to 1910 Paul Sharp, Markus Lampe : Greasing the Wheels of Rural Transformation? Margarine and the Emergence of the Danish Dairy Industry Jens van de Maele : The Resonance of 'Silent Spring'. An Inquiry into the Reception of Rachel Carson’s Environmental Critique in Belgium and the Netherlands (1962-1963) U-15 MAT09 The Ideology and Politics of Food Maths Building: 326
Kennan Ferguson : Cooking Steel, Eating Aeroplanes: The Futurist Cookbook and the Ideology of Food Nathalie Parys : Construction of a National Cuisine in two Belgian 19th-century Cookbooks? V-15 POL14 Shaping National(ist) Identities: Belonging, Hegemonies, Otherness Maths Building: 416
Eleonora Naxidou : Reshaping the Image of the Greek: The Bulgarian Version (19th Century) Ismee Tames : Nationalists Excluded from the Nation Xosé Ramón Veiga Alonso, Miguel Cabo Villaverde : Brothers in Arms? The Spanish Army as a Factor of Nation-building in the Long Nineteenth-century: Galicia as a Case-study W-15 ETH21 Strangers Maths Building: 417
Marina de Regt : “Gender, Labour and Migration in Yemen: The Life Stories of Women of African Descent Nina Van den Driessche, Paul Puschmann Bart Van de Putte & Koen Matthijs : Partner Choice and Marriage Choices among Migrants: a Life Course Perspective on the Integration Process of Migrants in the Port City of Anwerp, 1846-1920. Valerie Yap : Small island, big dreams: a case study of Filipino migrants in Guam X-15 ETH06 The Circulation of Ideas and Models: Transforming Migrant Integration Policies I Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Julia Mourao Permoser : From “civic citizenship” to “integration conditions”: Framing contests and the circulation of ideas in supranational policy-making from 1999 to 2004 Malgorzata Radomska : Poles on the French and German Labour Markets: The Interwar Instutionalisation Process and the Meaning of Bilateral Agreements Paul-André Rosental : Entitling Migrant Workers with Social Rights in 20th Century Europe Y-15 SEX10 Making Identity, Creating Community Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Craig Griffiths : Gender Presentation, “Respectability” and the West German Gay Liberation Movement: The “Tuntenstreit”, 1973-1975. David Johnson : Commerce and Community Before Stonewall: Gay Book Clubs and “the Freedom to Read” Elise van Alphen : The Raise of Homosexual Self-assurance in the Netherlands in the Late 1940s
Saturday 14 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
A-16
CUL16
Ideology, Images and Cultural Representations II
Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre A
Ute Michailowitsch : The Woman’s Role in Propaganda Newspapers in the Romanian Socialist Era Sandra Pfistermüller : The Picture of Ottomans in "Zedlers Universallexikon" Kekke Stadin : Men in Power are Wearing Red B-16 ELI15 Elite Masculinities and Chivalries Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre B
Benjamin Deruelle : To Behave « comme le requeroit leur devoir et profession»: The Chivalric Ideal in the French King Figure beyond All Religious Disputes in the 16th Century Henry French, Mark Rothery : Reproducing Masculine Values among the English Landed Elite, 1700-1900 C-16 FAM10 Family Networks and Family Welfare Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre C
Siegfried Gruber, Mikolaj Szoltysek : Quantifying Patriarchy: Two Joint Family Systems Compared Mary Nagata : The Network Family? Family and Business as a Network of Households in Tokugawa Japan Sherry Olson : Assessing the Dimensions of Family in Nineteenth-century Montreal D-16 CRI16 Comparative Policing and Control Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre D
Björn Furuhagen : The Police as a Municipal or a State Agency? The Swedish Police in a Scandinavian Comparative Perspective 1930-1980 Frode Ulvund : Control and Discretion. The Use of Discretion in Policing Vagrancy and Disorderly Persons in Europe ca 1870-1910 E-16 WOM15 Women, Work and Economy Boyd Orr: Lecture Theatre E
Patricia Grimshaw : The Long Trail of Women in the Academic Profession in Australia, 1920- 2010 Irina Mukhina : Gender in History Through the Prism of Social Sciences: Multi-disciplinary Approaches to Historical Developments in the Context of Soviet Studies Yvonne Svanström : From Maid to Household Services - Conceptual Changes with the Swedish Political Economy 1900-2010 Anna-Carolina Vogel : Women and long-term credit in 19th century Germany G-16 LAB12 Cancelled! Labor Rights, Migrant and Foreign Workers and International Law in 20th Century Europe Main Building: East Quad Lecture Theatre
Eric Golson : European Neutral Labour Transfers to Germany during the Second World War Christiane Reinecke : Illegal Labour: Work Permits and Undocumented Workers in the British and German Migration Regime of the 1920s H-16 LAB23 Alternative Forms of Worker's Resistance Main Building: Forehall
Terry Dunne : 'Threatening Letters' and Collective Identity in Pre-famine Ireland Alex Zukas : Inscribing Class Struggle in Space: The Geography of Unemployed Protest in the Ruhr during the late Weimar Republic I-16 WOR03 Knowing the Others in Empires without Colonies - Latin American Studies in the Habsburg Monarchie and its Succeeding states Main Building: Humanities
Ursula Prutsch : Latin American Studies in Austria from 1918 to 1960 Renata Siuda-Ambroziak : Latin American Studies in Poland J-16 SPA07 New Methods for Historical Demography Main Building: G466
Arnfinn Kjelland : Databases Constructed by the "Norwegian Extended Family Reconstitution Method" as Part of a National Population Register Gunnar Thorvaldsen : Record Linkage in the Historical Population Register for Norway Lee Williamson, Chris Dibben : Pilot Project Investigating the Feasibility of Transcribed Family Tree Data for Research K-16 SOC14 Account-books and Budget Surveys as a Source for Individual Charitableness Main Building: Gilbert Scott Conference Rooms 250
Aurelie Chatenet-Calyste : A Charitable Princess at the End of the 18th Century Tom De Roo : Public and Private Charities of the Moretus Family (Antwerp, 17th-18th Century) Henk Looijesteijn : Keeping Account of Charity: Dutch Account-books as a Source for Individual Charitableness, 1600-1800 L-16 MID03 Nuclear Hardship Revisited Main Building: Room 355
Jacob Weisdorf, Francesco Cinnirella & Marc Klemp : Malthus in the Bedroom: Birth Spacing as a Preventive Check Mechanism in England, 1540-1850 Jaco Zuijderduijn : Darkness on the Edge of Town. Security Arrangements of the Poor in 16th-century Holland M-16 LAB33 Social Histories of Labour in the Iranian Oil Industry Main Building: Melville
Peyman Jafari : The political economy of oil and democratization in Iran: Revisiting the rentier state theory Maral Jefroudi : After Nationalization: the Social Setting of Labour in the Iranian Oil Industry X-16 ETH07 The Circulation of Ideas and Models: Transforming Migrant Integration Policies II Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 1
Tiziana Caponio : Intercultural Policy Learning? Participation to International Fora and Policy Transfer in Turin, Valencia and Lisbon Muriel Sacco : “Integration of Migrants in New Urban Policies: Comparing Montreal and Brussels” P.W.A. Scholten : Beyond National Models of Integration? Agenda Dynamics and the Multi-level Governance of Immigrant Integration in the Netherlands and the UK Y-16 SEX11 Love and Marriage, Horse and Carriage Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 2
Brent Pilkey : Making Home Then and Now: Age and Generational Differences in LGBT Homemaking Jens Rydström : Same-sex Marriage in Scandinavia 1968–2009: A Highway to Heaven? Z-16 RUR21 Approaches to the New Rural History Wolfson Medical Building: Seminar room 3
Eoin McLaughlin, Chris Colvin : Why was Raiffeisen More Successful in Some Countries than Others? Ireland and the Netherlands Compared Asbjørn Romvig Thomsen : Godparents - Methodological Questions in the Study of Social Relations in 18th and 19th Centuries’ Danish Rural Society Leen Van Molle : Networks of Knowledge: Mapping the Agricultural and Rural Press in Belgium from the 18th to the 21st Century |
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