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Wednesday 11 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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.
Wednesday 11 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Wednesday 11 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
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)
Wednesday 11 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
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 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
Thursday 12 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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
Thursday 12 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Thursday 12 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
S-7
RUR16
Round Table: Historicising Farming Styles: an Actor-Centred Approach to Rural History
Maths Building: 204
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
Friday 13 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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
Friday 13 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Friday 13 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
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 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?
Friday 13 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
F-12
RUR15
Meet the Author: Agrarian History of England and Wales
Main Building: Randolph Hall
Saturday 14 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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
Saturday 14 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Saturday 14 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
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?
Saturday 14 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
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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