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Wednesday 11 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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) 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
Wednesday 11 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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 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
Wednesday 11 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
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
Wednesday 11 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
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 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 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?
Thursday 12 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Thursday 12 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
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
Friday 13 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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
Friday 13 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Friday 13 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
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
Saturday 14 April 2012
8.30 - 10.30
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
Saturday 14 April 2012
11.00 - 13.00
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
Saturday 14 April 2012
14.00 - 16.00
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 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
Saturday 14 April 2012
16.30 - 18.30
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 |
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