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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
A-1
ETH15
Key Words in European Migration Discourses
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Andreas Blaette : Multicultural Society and Multikulturelle Gesellschaft in British and German Newspaper Discourse Charlotte Taylor : Discourse Keywords of Migration: Community and Comunita’ in UK and Italian Newspapers Marie Veniard : Intégration and Integration in French and German Newspaper Discourse B-1 CRI01 Formal and Informal Police Cooperation in Western Europe, 19th-20th Centuries Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Beatrice de Graaf : The Making of a European Security Culture: Police and Judicial Cooperation at the Mixed Courts of Egypt, 1875-1914 Paul Knepper : Legal History and Social Science History: The League of Nations, the New York Prosecutor and the Case of 'the Mysterious 18-R' Jos Smeets : The Strange Case of the International Criminal. A Dutch View on International Crime 1919-1930 C-1 WOM25 cri4 Crime and Gender in Comparative Perspective 1600-1900 Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Sanne Muurling : Crime and Gender in Bologna, 1600-1796 Marion Pluskota : Crime, Gender and Statistics in 19th Century Western Europe Ariadne Schmidt : Crime and Gender in Dutch Towns in the Early Modern Period Manon van der Heijden, Marion Pluskota : Violence and Gender in 18th and 19th C. Holland D-1 LAB38 Round Table: Women's ILO: Transnational Networks, Working Conditions, Gender Equality Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
E-1 ETH10 Employment, Integration and Probationary Citizenship in Europe Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Albert Kraler, Alexandra König : Employment and Membership – Exploring Employment Careers of Regularized Migrants in Selected EU Member States Sieglinde Rosenberger, Carla Küffner : Precarious Membership Rights of Un-deported Migrants F-1 SEX13 Sex and `the Other' in Germany and Britain during and after the Second World War Elise Richtersaal first floor
Elissa Maïlander : For Better or Worse? Narratives of Divorce in Germany, 1945 – 1951 Cornelie Usborne : Sleeping with the Enemy. German Women and Prisoners of War in the Second World War G-1 ECO05 Regional Service Economies in the Baltic-North Sea Area during the Age of Mercantilism Hörsaal 23 first floor
Klas Rönnbäck : Productivity Change in Early Modern Shipping – the Speed of Shipping in the Baltic Trades Werner Scheltjens : The Changing Structure of Stettin’s International Trade and its Impact on the Pomeranian Littoral in the 18th Century Toshiaki Tamaki, Yuta Kikuchi : The Commercial Significance of Hamburg: From 1730s to French Revolutionary Wars George M. Welling : Comparing Amsterdam’s Atlantic and Baltic Trade in the Last Quarter of the 18th Century H-1 ECO14a Social Mobility 1 Hörsaal 27 first floor
Wouter Marchand : Aims and Effects of 200 Years of Student Grants in the Netherlands, 1815-2015 Levente Pakot : Family Size and Intergenerational Social Mobility: a Micro-level Study of Two Communities in Western Hungary 1850-1948 Paul Puschmann, Jan Kok, Per-Olof Grönberg & Koen Matthijs : A Life Course Approach to Social Mobility among Migrants in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Northwestern European Port Cities - Antwerp, Rotterdam and Stockholm - Hendrik Tieke : Social Agents in a Small Town before the Third Reich - How to Combine Stratification and Network Analysis I-1 LAB07 France and International Communism, 1920-1943 Hörsaal 28 first floor
Kevin Morgan : Victims or Resistance? Paris as Anti-fascist Capital and the Thälmann Committees of the 1930s Gianni Perona : Italian Communists in the 1920s and 1930s between France and Italy Tim Rees : The French Connection: the Spanish Communist Party and France, 1923-1931 Giulia Strippoli : Communist Parties in Portugal, Italy and France: a Comparative Analysis of the Political Elites J-1 LAB32 Working Class Identities Hörsaal 29 first floor
Karin Dupinay-Bedford : A Communist Association in Protests: the ADIRP Isère in the Name of the Political Militancy and a Particular Memories’ Attitude. 1945-1968 Matias Kaihovirta : On ”the Lost Causes and Blind Alleys” of Swedish-speaking Workers in Finland 1900–1930. Micro-history and Identity in the Study of Working-class Political Activism Dimitra Lampropoulou : From Day Work to Night School: Laboring Youth and Social Change in Post-war Greece. K-1 CUL01 Another Greece: Unexplored Aspects of 19th and 20th-century German Philhellenism Hörsaal 30 first floor
Norman Domeier : The Invention of the Hypervirile Homosexual: Military, Homosexual and Philhellenist Discourses c. 1900 Sebastian Matzner : The Renaissance of Eros Uranios: Benedict Friedländer, the ‘Gemeinschaft der Eigenen’, and Counter-cultural Philhellenism in Fin-de-Siècle Germany Helen Roche : ‘Anti-Enlightenment’: National Socialist Educators’ Troubled Relationship with Humanism and the Philhellenist Tradition M-1 LAB28 International Labour Movements and (post-)dictatorship Hörsaal 32 first floor
Larissa Corrêa : Brazilian and American Labour Relations during the Civil-Military Dictatorship (1964-1978) Vilja Hulden : The AFL-CIO and Portuguese Labor in the Wake of the 1974 Coup Adrian Zimmermann : The International Labour Movement’s Struggle against Crisis and Fascism N-1 WOM13 Gender, Colonialism and Political Independence Hörsaal 33 first floor
Sevil Kilincoglu : Being a Guerrilla Woman in Iran and Turkey Seth Meisel : Women’s Petitions and Political Culture in Early Independence Argentina O-1 ETH01 Between Local Autonomy and National Policy: Regulating Migration in European Cities, 1750-1914 Hörsaal 41 first floor
Ellen Debackere : Between Local Autonomy and National Migration Policy : Dealing with ‘Foreigners’ in Antwerp during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Louise Falcini, Tim Hitchcock & Adam Crymble : Vagrant London in the Late Eighteenth Century Jennifer Kain : “There can be Little Doubt that this Man was Perfectly Sane when he left England”: Attempts by New Zealand’s Agent-Generals to Select Migrants with ‘Sound Minds’ in the 1870s Vicky Vanruysseveldt, Rik Vercammen : From Central Policy to Local Practice: The problem of vagrancy and mendicancy in Belgium (1880-1910) P-1 SEX01 Biography and Sexuality in the Twentieth Century: Methodological Problems for the Historian SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Dan Healey : What Goes on Tour: the Queer Diary of Soviet Singer Vadim Kozin Clare Tebbutt : Diagnosing Absence: the Risks of Using Medical Case Studies as Biography Theo Van Der Meer : Constructing a Biography of Pieter Meertens Q-1 ORA01 Memories of WW2 Traumas SR IOGF first floor
Eva Maria Klos : „Die Uniform war verhasst, egal welche“ - Forced Recruitment (1942-1945) in Oral History Interviews Roman B. Kremer : Justification and Remorse in Post-World War II Political Autobiographies Alexandra Wachter : The Last Heroes of Leningrad. Traumatic Memories in the Soviet Setting R-1 ELI03 Aristocracy, Literature and Film: Images, Fields and Practices of Aristocrats in 20th Century Europe Hörsaal 42 second floor
Maria Malatesta : A Noble in Search of Nobility. The Aristocratic World in the Films, Scripts, Writings by Luchino Visconti Giacomo Manzoli : The Aristocratic Imprinting of Italian Cinema and its Influence on Contemporary Italian Filmakers during the Second Half of the 20th Century: from Rossellini to Garrone Michael Seelig : Remembering a Noble World Now Lost: Collective Memory in the Autobiographies of Nobles in the Weimar Republic Daniel Thiel : Semantics of Aristocracy in Novels of the Weimar Republic S-1 SPA01 Historical Geographies of Oppression, Conflict and International Relations Hörsaal 45 second floor
Damir Josipovic : Piran Bay Dispute: from the Invention of Boundary to Border Conflict Jean Luc Pinol : Mapping the Deportation of Jewish Children in France T-1 FAM09 Similarities and Differences between Joint Family Societies Hörsaal 46 second floor
Gentiana Kera : Household Formation in Urban Albania: the Case of Interwar Tirana Mikolaj Szoltysek : Residence Patterns and Demographic Constraints on Living Arrangements: the Case of Historical Eastern Europe Irina Troitskaia, Galina Ulyanova & Alexandre Avdeev : Social Class Differences in Household Structures: Moscow and its Outskirts Mei Zhu, Byung giu Son : Joint Family in 17-19th Century's Korea Household Register U-1 FAM16 Early Modern Migration and Family Continuity in Eurasian West and East Ends Hörsaal 47 second floor
Shoko Hirai : Household Continuity and Migration in Japanese Farming Villages Satoshi Murayama : Regional Demographic Changes Caused by Natural and Human Disasters in Early Modern Times. Moto(yasu) Takahashi : Migration and Family Continuity in Kami-shiojiri village, Ueda, Nagano, Japan in the Later 18th and 19th Centuries V-1 RUR01 Waste into Manure. The Recycling of Urban Waste in Agriculture (16th-20th Century) Hörsaal 48 second floor
Sylvia Gierlinger : Pollution vs. Valuable Resource: Sewage in 19th Century Vienna Marion W. Gray : The Berlin Rieselfelder: Intended and Unintended Consequences Laurent Herment : 'Trash and Manure in Paris in the middle of the nineteenth century. "La société anonyme des vidanges et engrais"'. W-1 MAT03 Global Luxury Commodities: Production, Exchange, Consumption and Valuation Hörsaal 50 second floor
Karin Hofmeester : Diamonds: a Global Luxury Commodity Shaping Global Connections Karin Pallaver : "The Mysterious End of the World in Which Beads are Found under Ground": Venetian Glass Beads in 19th-Century East Africa Giorgio Riello : From Luxury to Fashionable Necessity: The Success of Cotton Textiles in the First Global Age X-1 HEA01 At the Mercy of Natural and Supernatural Forces. Health, Mind and Suicide in a Historical Perspective UR2 Germanistik second floor
Evelyne Luef : Fighting Demons, Spirits and Evil Thoughts. Attempts at Suicide Prevention and Care in Early Modern Austria and Sweden Riikka Miettinen : ‘The great gains that endured him night and day forced him into this’. Physical Illness and Suicides in Early Modern Sweden Anu Salmela : In a Moment of Madness? Women, Insanity, and Suicide in Late 19th-Century Finland Y-1 SOC04 Early Modern Poor Relief UR3 Germanistik second floor
Olga Salamatova : The Corn and Trade Crises and the Making Welfare System in Late Elizabethan and Early Stuart England, 1590s-1640. Z-1 HEA15 The Modern Therapeutic Bath under Social, Medical and Economic Aspects UR4 Germanistik second floor
Elisabeth Lobenwein : « Suivrai vos conseils et attendrai en philosophie d’apprendre mon sort et probablement de toute l’Europe à la Gastein (26.05.1798) ». Prince Archbishop Colloredo’s Visits to the Spa Town Gastein. Andrea Puehringer : From “Montecarlization” to “Medicalization” – the Case of Bad Homburg vor der Hoehe Christina Vanja : Women as Visitors of Spas (18th and 19th Centuries) ZA-1 THE03 The Practical Past Hörsaal 24 basement
Anton Froeyman : When the Past Becomes Practical: Consensus and/or Recognition in Historical Debate Kalle Pihlainen : History as Recreation: Relating Professional and Popular Pasts Kenan Van De Mieroop : The Emplotment of the “Memory Boom”: How the Historical Past has Subsumed the Practical Past ZB-1 POL06 Grey areas of sovereignty Hörsaal 26 basement
Ivan Kosnica : Exclusion and Local Citizenship in Croatia-Slavonia from 1868 to 1918 Virginie Roiron : From “Responsible Government” to Full Sovereignty: the Impact of WW1 on the Constitutional Evolution of the British Self-governing Empire Klaas Van Gelder : Alleged Continuity? Legitimizing the Transfer of Sovereignty and the Establishment of Austrian Rule in the Southern Netherlands after the Peace of Utrecht ZC-1 URB04 Urban Communities in Europe, 1300-1650: New Social and Economic Perspectives UR Altre Geschichte
Philip Hoffmann-Rehnitz : Media Change, ‘Communicative Capital’ and the Social and Political Development of Guilds in Urban Communities (ca. 1400-1650) Dennis Hormuth : Social, Economic and Political Inclusion and Distinction in Late 17th-century Riga: the Great Guild’s Bench of Elders Carla Roth : Fama in Foro. Oral Networks of Information in Sixteenth-century St. Gallen Yannis Smarnakis, Eleni Tounta : The Making of a Political Community: a Reappraisal of the Zealot Revolt in Late Byzantine Thessaloniki (1342-1350) ZD-1 POL33 International intellectual exchanges and spaces of intervention Prominentenzimmer
Cláudia Ninhos : The Search for a Cultural, Scientific and Ideological Hegemony. Maria Zarifi : Scientific Reconstruction and Socialist Modernism in Post-war Greece
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
WOR16
Transnational Social History
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Hugo García : Anti-fascism as a Transnational Culture: the Case of Spain during the 1930s Juan Luis Simal : Exile and Transnational History, 1775-1848. Mercedes Yusta : The Unión de Mujeres Españolas and the Women International Democratic Federation: Transnational Women’s Activism in the Struggle against Francoism B-2 CRI02 Circulations, Forms of Reception and Transformation of the Juvenile Court Model in the Later 20th Century Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
François Fenchel, Jean Trépanier : Young Adults or Old Juveniles? The Impact of Raising the Age of Criminal Majority on the Montreal Juvenile Court in the 1940s Amelie Nuq : Protecting and Reforming? The Approach of Juvenile Delinquency in Franco’s Spain (1939-1975) Guillaume Perissol : “The Quality of Mercy is not Strain'd”. Ideological and Repressive Modes of Juvenile Justice. A Comparison between Paris and Boston in the mid-Twentieth Century C-2 CRI15 Special session: The Work and Contribution of Pieter Spierenburg Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
D-2 ETH21 Regulation, education and identity Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Małgorzata Irek : Is there Future in the Past? Polish Saturday Schools in the UK and the Challenges of Modern Society Fay Lundh Nilsson, Per-Olof Grönberg : Permitted? Non-Nordic Citizens Applying for Work-permits in Sweden 1946-1950 Agnieszka Malek, Dorota Praszalowicz : Educational Strategies Old and New: Poles and Their Children in the United Kingdom since the WWII. E-2 ETH16 Migration & Sedentarism: Perspectives on Austrian Migration History Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Manfred Pfaffenthaler : The Local Evidence of Global Phenomena: Migration Movements and Transit Areas Robert Pichler : The Ambivalence towards Return: A Case-study of Albanian Migrants in a Macedonian Village Ute Sonnleitner : Moving Artists - Reflecting Performing Arts and Migration 1850-1950 F-2 ANT01 Ancient Economy: Back to the Sources Elise Richtersaal first floor
Herbert Grassl : Saving Behaviour in Antiquity Georg Nightingale : Mycenaean Economy: Selected Socio-economic Interactions Mareike Tonisch, Reinhard Wolters : Prices in Roman Latin Inscriptions G-2 ECO01 GDP, Sustainability, Well-Being, and Clio Infra: A Long-Term Economic Historical Perspective Hörsaal 23 first floor
Kees Klein Goldewijk : Environmental Sustainability Indicators over the Past 500 Years H-2 ECO14b Social Mobility 2: in the North Atlantic, 1850-1911 Hörsaal 27 first floor
Evan Roberts, Peter Baskerville & Kris Inwood : Social Mobility in Canada, Great Britain, and the United States, 1850-1911 Ulla Rosén : A “Peasant Road to Agrarian Capitalism” Kevin Schürer, Tatiana Penkova : Principal Component Analysis and Cluster Analysis of Household Structure and Variation in England and Wales, 1881 I-2 LAB09 Labor Relations in Portugal and in the Lusophone World: 1800-2000: Continuity and Change: 1800-2000 Hörsaal 28 first floor
António Paço : The Callaghan Government (1976-79), Europe and Portugal’s Application to Join the EEC Filipa Ribeiro da Silva : Labour Relations in Portuguese Mozambique, 1800-1950 Paulo Teodoro de Matos : Demography and Labour Relations in Portuguese India. The Cross-sections of 1850, 1900 and 1950 Raquel Varela, Joanna Alcântara, Sónia Ferreira, Ana Rajado & Cátia Teixeira : Labor Relations in Portugal: 1900-2011 J-2 ASI01 The Confluence of the Social Sciences and History in the Study of Chinese Religion Hörsaal 29 first floor
Adam Chau : A Religious Public Sphere?: The Formation of the ‘Religion Sector’ in Modern China Gene Cooper : At the Confluence of History and Ethnography: The Saga of Hugong Dadi Ping Yao : Religious Faith and Everyday Experience of Tang Dynasty Buddhist Women K-2 WOM15 Women's Political Activism between the Local and the Global Hörsaal 30 first floor
Marie Hammond-Callaghan : 'Two Peace Movements' under the Cold War Divide: the Challenges of Maternalism, Progressivism and Non-alignment in the Voice of Women, U.K. in the Early 1960s Barbara Molony : Transnational Japanese Feminisms L-2 WOM04 Academia and the Construction of Scientific Personae: Transnational and National Perspectives Hörsaal 31 first floor
Florence Binard : Charlotte Cowdroy and 'Wasted Womanhood' in the Inter-war Britain Kirsti Niskanen : Scientific Personae in Cultural Encounters – A Project Presentation Kaat Wils, Truus Van Bosstraeten & Pieter Huistra : Scientific Personae in the Making. Travel Reports from Fellows of the Belgian American Educational Foundation, 1920-1940 M-2 LAB21 The Transformation of Labour under State Socialism Hörsaal 32 first floor
Alina-Sandra Cucu : “Fordism Without Assembly Lines” and Labour Control in Early Socialist Romania, 1949- 1953 Nigel Swain : Collectivisation and the Development of ‘Socialist Wage Labour’ in Hungarian Agriculture, 1946-77. Zsuzsanna Varga : Americanization of a Soviet-type Agriculture: the Case of Hungary in the 1970s N-2 WOM23 MAT7 Convents, Consumption and Material Culture in Early Modern Central Europe Hörsaal 33 first floor
Ellinor Forster : The Self-conception of Convents and Chapters in Early Modern Times Reflected in their Material Culture Janine Maegraith : Sugar, Spices and Coffee: Exotic Comestibles within Convent Walls and Changes in Consumption Pattern. The Case of Gutenzell 1670 – 1812 Christine Schneider : Between Monastic Vow and Economic Constraint: How Poor does a Nun have to be? Igor Sosa Mayor : ‘Hygienisation’ of the Home? Sacred Objects in House Chapels and their Ecclesiastical Control O-2 ETH02 Border Controls, Mobility Regime and Identification of Migrants in Early Modern and Modern Times Hörsaal 41 first floor
Pavel Himl : Within the Borders and not Belonging Jovan Pešalj : Mobility Regime on the Habsburg-Ottoman Border in the Eighteenth Century Tuula Rekola : On the Margins of the Estate Society: ‘Gypsies’, ‘Vagrants’ and ‘Gypsy Vagrants’ in Finland in the Early Nineteenth Century Miika Tervonen : Bordering the Folkhemmet: Expelling Policy and Nation-building in Finland, Sweden and Denmark, c.1880-1950 P-2 SEX03 Science, Sexuality, and Transnational Circulation in the 20th Century SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Kirsten Leng : Practicing Sexology in Exile: the (Im)possibilities of Creating Viable Lives and Knowledges After Emigration Noemi Willemen : Liberating the Paedophile (1970-1990): a Discursive Analysis Q-2 ORA02 Mediating Ruptures and Silences in the Memory of the 1960s and 1970s in Europe SR IOGF first floor
Andrea Davis : 'I'm from nowhere really': Ruptured Narratives of Family Origins among Anti-Francoist Militants Andrea Hajek : Silences and Dominant Narratives of Motherhood and Abortion in the Memories of Women Activists in 1970s Italy Katharina Karcher : Sisters in Arms? Female Participation in Leftist Political Violence in the Federal Republic of Germany Since 1970 R-2 ELI07 Parliamentary Elites in Central and South-Eastern Europe before the Great War Hörsaal 42 second floor
András Cieger : „Living off politics” Elite Careers between Professionalism and Popularity Silvia Marton : Becoming Political Professionals. Members of Parliament in Romania (1866-1914) Judit Pál, Vlad Popovici : Generation Shifts within the Parliamentary Elite from Eastern Hungary and Transylvania (1867-1918) S-2 SPA02 No Road is built to Nowhere? Roles of Transport and Communication Infrastructures in Space and Time Hörsaal 45 second floor
Patricia Ferreira Lopes : Analysis of the Railroad Heritage of Andalucía through the Application of a Geographic Information System. Strategies for Management Thomas Thevenin, RS Schwartz & Christophe Mimeur : Spatial Distortions of Transportation Infrastructures T-2 FAM10 Studying Innovative Demographic Behavior using Sequence Analysis Hörsaal 46 second floor
Ward Neyrinck, Koen Matthijs : Innovative Parental Careers as a Response to Declining Infant and Child Mortality. A Sequence Analysis of the 19th and 20th Century Population of the District of Antwerp Ingrid Schockaert, Pötter Ulrich : Context and Education: a Study of Diverging Work-care Trajectories using Sequence Analysis U-2 FAM17 Revisiting Fertility Transition in Southern Europe based on Individual Data Hörsaal 47 second floor
Alessio Fornasin, Marco Breschi, Matteo Manfredini & Massimo Esposito : Reproductive Change in Transitional Italy: Insights from the Italian Fertility Survey of 1961 Stanislao Mazzoni : The Interactions between Fertility and Child Mortality in the Sardinian Demographic Transition. New Micro-level Evidences for Alghero (1866-1935) Elisabetta Petracci, Rosella Rettaroli, Alessandra Samoggia, Francesco Scalone : First hints of fertility transition in a Northern rural Italian area (1900-1940) V-2 RUR02 Animal Husbandry in the 19th and 20th Centuries: Production, Importance and Conceptualization in Belgium, Scandinavia and the UK Hörsaal 48 second floor
Carin Martiin : Milk Production in Sweden from the 1860s to 1960s: Hundred Years of Different Parallel Production Systems Karen Sayer : Perceptions of Change and the Emergence of Rural 'Modernity' in Britain 1900-2001 Yves Segers : The Influence of World War I on Livestock Improvement in Belgium, 1910-1920s W-2 MAT04 Global Trade and European Fashion: People and Commodities in the Transformation of European Material Culture, c. 1500-1800 Hörsaal 50 second floor
Veronika Hyden-Hanscho : Beaver Hats in Vienna: Global Dimensions of French Commodities, c. 1650-1750 Beverly Lemire : A Question of Trousers: Mariners and Empire in the Crafting of Democratic Male Dress in Britain, c. 1600-1820 Renate Pieper : Red and Blue: New Colours from a New World (1550-1650) X-2 HEA02 Biomedical Innovation and Health UR2 Germanistik second floor
Debora Frommeld : The Body-Mass-Index (BMI) as a Biomedical Innovation: the Development of Body Weight Measurement Jeremy Greene : Imitation and Innovation: a Brief History of the Me-too Drug Antje Kampf : Probing the Social Acceptance of Biomedical Innovation: Early Cancer Detection Tests and the Public in Germany 1960s-1980s Y-2 SOC06 Economies and Emotion: Kinship, Work, Poverty and Deprivation in Nineteenth Century Britain UR3 Germanistik second floor
Donna Loftus : Work and Poverty: Family Strategies and Economic Theories in Late Nineteenth-century England Helen Rogers : Trouble in the Family? Kinship, Work, and Friendship in the Lives of Convict Boys, Transported c. 1836-46 Julie-Marie Strange : Love and Want: Fatherhood, Unemployment and Attachment in the Late-Victorian and Edwardian Family Z-2 HEA16 Occupational Health between the 18th and 20th Century UR4 Germanistik second floor
Mike Mantin : Coalmining and the National Scheme for Disabled ex-Servicemen after World War I Alfredo Menendez-Navarro : Asbestos, Cancer and Workers’ Mobilizations during the Transition to Democracy in Spain Judith Rainhorn : Reassessing the History of Occupational Health and Safety through the Template of the Prohibition of hite Lead. A Transnational Perspective ZA-2 POL32 (Old) Antisemitism in the 21st Century? France, Great Britain, the Netherlands and Austria Hörsaal 24 basement
Helga Embacher : Antisemitism and “Homemade Terrorism”. Debates about Antisemitism and Radical Islam in the UK Alexandra Preitschopf : Voix des Banlieues (Voices of the Suburbs). Political Criticism, Self-victimisation and Muslim Anti-semitism expressed in French Rap Lyrics Annemarike Stremmelaar : What is Islamic about “Muslim Antisemitism”? Turkish-Dutch Antisemitism since the 1980s ZB-2 POL12 Twentieth Century Citizenship Claims Hörsaal 26 basement
Kate Bradley : All Equal under the Law? The Media, the Legal Profession and Citizens’ Access to Legal Advice in Mid-twentieth Century Britain, c.1942-1965 Ida Ohlsson Al Fakir : Gatekeeping Spaces - Grey Areas in the Shaping of New Swedish Citizens ZC-2 URB12 Economies of Urban Religious Memory: Central European Towns in a Comparative Perspective (14c-16c) UR Altre Geschichte
Katerina Hornícková : “...uczinil pamatku po smrti geo a ke czti a chwale bozi.” Creating Memory with Inscriptions in Bohemian and Austrian Towns (14c-16c) Judit Majorossy : How Far Local Memory Can Reach? Creating Memory through Testamentary Donations in West Hungarian Towns (Late 14th – Early 16th c.) Sarah Rudolf : The Seven Deadly Sins and Socialisation Ideals: Growing up in French Seventeenth-Century Urban Society Maria Theisen : Illuminated Books as Pious Donations ? Pious Donations as a Joint Effort
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
A-3
WOR01a
Anarchists, Marxists, and Nationalists in the Colonial and Postcolonial World, 1870s-1940s: Antagonisms, Solidarities, and Syntheses I
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Dongyoun Hwang : Korean Anarchists and the Question of the National United Front in 1930s-40s China Tom Marling : Too Peaceful, Too Constructive: A Contextualised Approach to Anarcho-syndicalism in the Chinese Labour Movement 1918-1922 B-3 CRI03 Police in Comparative Perspective, 1750-1850 Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Catherine Denys : Comparing Police Systems in Paris and Brussels during the 18th Century Anja Johansen : Archetypes, Models and Variations: a Discussion of a Weberian Approach to Nineteenth-century Police Models Aurélien Lignereux : From National Policing to Imperial Policing: the Gendarmic Experience in Napoleonic Europe Haia Shpayer-Makov : France as the 'Other' in Public Debates about Police Detection in Late Victorian England C-3 CRI19 Crime Networks, Organisation and Enforcement Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Nell Darby : Crime on the River: the Thames Water Police, 1798-1839 Georgina Laragy : The Pawnshop in the Nineteenth Century Industrial City Fredrik Nilsson : The Cultural Dynamics of the Illegal Liquor Traffic. An Study of Transnational Criminal Networks in the Baltic Sea Area 1918-1939 D-3 FAM29 Family Transformation, Gender and Social Change: Traditional Ethos and the Zionist Utopia Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Aviva Halamish : Changing Perceptions of Family's Role in the Kibbutz: A Leader's Perspective Bat-Zion Klorman-Eraqi : Nineteenth-Century Yemeni Jewish Family and the Position of Women: Patriarchal Ethos on the verge of Change Esther Meir-Glitzenstein : Mother-Daughter Relations and the Transition in the Status of Jewish Iraqi Women in Iraq and in Israel E-3 LAT01 The Politics of Science in Latin America Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Michela Coletta : Treating the Pathologies of Modernity: Psychiatry, Criminology and National Progress in Early-twentieth Century Argentina Paulo Drinot : The Regulation of Prostitution and the Sexual Question in Peru, c. 1850-1900 Thomas Rath : Cow Killers and Informal Empire: U.S. Perspectives on Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Mexico, 1946-1955 F-3 ANT02 Elites and the Urban Food Supply in the Roman World Elise Richtersaal first floor
Loonis Logghe : Contended Rations: Plebs, their Tribunes, and the Politics of Grain Laws in the Late Roman Republic Nicolas Solonakis : Elites and the Urban Food Supply in Roman Asia Minor: Intervention and Generosity Arjan Zuiderhoek : Markets, Generosity and Trust: Civic Benefactions and the Urban Food Supply in the Roman East G-3 ECO02 Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empires 1500-1750: a Comparative Overview of Free Agents and Informal Empires in the Atlantic, the Indian and the Pacific Seaboard Hörsaal 23 first floor
Alejandro Garcia Monton : Protecting Privileges, Contesting Exclusion: Clashing Transatlantic Networks within and across 17th Century Empires Ana Sofia Ribeiro : Spreading Trading Investment around the Globe. A Comparative Study of Portuguese Merchants’ Cooperative Strategies in the East and in the Atlantic, 1580-1640 Joris van den Tol : Empire State of Mind: Colonial Collaboration between Free Agents and Dutch State Chartered Companies in Formosa and Brazil H-3 ECO17 edu Private and/or Public Funding of Schools? Hörsaal 27 first floor
Gabriele Cappelli : One Size (didn’t) fit All: Municipal Institutions, Fiscal Capacity and Primary Schooling in Italy’s Provinces, c. 1871 – 1911 Madeleine Michaëlsson : Funding of Elementary Schools at Swedish Ironwork Communities, 1850-1930 Johannes Westberg : Taxation, Loans and Donations: the Funding of Swedish Schoolhouses, 1840-1900 I-3 LAB01a A Comparative Historical Analysis of Occupational Change across Eurasia, 1840–1940 I Hörsaal 28 first floor
Dimitrios Kopanas, Leda Papastefenaki : Occupational and Structural Change in Greece, 1840 – 1940, A Gender Perspective Alexis Litvine : Assessing Changes in the Occupational Structure of France during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries J-3 ASI02 Beyond Subaltern Studies: New Approaches to the Study of Ideas in South Asia Hörsaal 29 first floor
Tobias Berger : Non-state Justice & “the Rule of Law”: Local Responses to Global Liberalism in Bangladesh Matthew Nelson : Voting for Impunity: On the Conceptual Limits of Democracy Rahul Rao : Marxism v. Postcolonialism: queering the debate K-3 CUL03 Book-keeping and Book-keepers: a New Approach to Court Culture in Medieval and Early Modern Ages Hörsaal 30 first floor
Christelle Loubet : The Court of Mahaut, Countess of Artois (1302-1329), through its Bookkeeping Practices John McEwan : Accounting for Goods: Administering the Purchase of Luxury Items at the English Court, c.1220-1300 Jonathan Spangler : 'Constructing a Multi-focal Courtly Space: Women of the House of Orléans as Satellites of the Sun King' L-3 WOM03 Women Promoting Women at the Chicago World Fair (1893): Representations, Politics and National Identities Hörsaal 31 first floor
Mark Meigs : From Cult of Domesticity to High Culture: Women Artists and Collectors at the World Columbian Exposition Hélène Périvier, Rebecca Rogers : Madame Pégard and “la Statistique générale de la femme française” at the Chicago World Fair: Speaking the Language of Social Science M-3 LAB17 Selling Sex in the City 1600-2000: Comparisons Hörsaal 32 first floor
Maja Mechant : Prostitutes Social Profiles Magaly Rodríguez García : Trafficking for Prostitution Elise Van Nederveen Meerkerk : Gender and Prostitution N-3 THE01a The Scholarly Self (I). Moral and Epistemic virtues Hörsaal 33 first floor
Pieter Huistra : From History-minded Bourgeois to Bourgeois Historians? Dutch Academic History Education in the Nineteenth Century Sarah Keymeulen : An Integrated Man: Henri Pirenne as the Emblem of Moral and Epistemic Virtues O-3 ETH17 Migration & Socialist Countries after 1940 Hörsaal 41 first floor
Leslie Page Moch, Lewis Siegelbaum : Regimes and Repertoires of Migration in 20th-Century Russia: Refugees and Evacuees Dariusz Stola : Opening a Non-exit State: The Evolution of the 'Passport Policy' in Communist Poland P-3 SEX07 An Era of Liberation? The 1960s and 1970s SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Lena Lennerhed : Sex and Politics. The Swedish Debate on Wilhelm Reich in the 1960´s and 1970´s Kari Nordberg : Between Sexual Radicalism and Christianity: Norwegian Sex Education in the 1970s Q-3 ORA03 Displaced Jewish Refugees: Sustaining Memories SR IOGF first floor
Cordula Lissner : My Brother and Me. Silences in Today's Stories of the Kindertransport Philipp Mettauer : Uprooted?! Forced Emigration in Family’s Memory. R-3 ELI01a A Taste for Luxury in Sweden, Finland and Russia, c. 1750–1850 – Luxury and National Taste I Hörsaal 42 second floor
Sofia Murhem, Göran Ulväng : To Buy a Plate. Retail and Shopping for Porcelain and Faience in Stockholm during the 18th Century Marie Steinrud : To Bring Delight to a Nose: The Swedish Ironmasters and their Network of Commissioners Lauri Suurmaa, Raimo Pullat : Probate Inventories as Sources for the Study of the History of Luxury in Estonian Towns in the Early Modern Period (18th Century) S-3 SPA09 Historical Explorations of the Domain Dark Archive Hörsaal 45 second floor
Martin Gorsky : Public Health in English Local Government, 2001-2012: using the AADDA to Explore Web Representations and Practices Helen Taylor : Sentiment Analysis and the Reception of the Liverpool Poets T-3 FAM01a Female Heads of Household and Sources for Finding Them I Hörsaal 46 second floor
Kyung Ran Kim, Mei Zhu : The Reality and Feature of Female Household Heads in Household Register of Late Joseon Dynasty Monica Miscali, Francisco García González : Female Heads of Household in a Comparative Prospective: the Case of South of Spain and South of Italy in the XIXth Century Jean Louis Rallu : Estimating Numbers and Poverty Status of Female Household Heads U-3 FAM19 Changing Northern Societies Mirrored in Pre-WWII Censuses Hörsaal 47 second floor
Elena Bryukhanova, Vladimirov Vladimir & Dmitry Sarafanov : Professions and Occupations in Siberia in the Late 19th - Early 20th Centuries Elena Glavatskaya : Family Forms among the Ethnic Groups on the Yamal Peninsula: Polygamy and Extended Kinships according to the 1926-7 Polar Census. Lyudmila Mazur, Oleg Gorbachev : Family History in Census-like and Survey Type Source Materials from Soviet Time Timur Valetov, Andrei Volodin : GIS Analysis of the Russian Imperial and Soviet Aggregate Censuses V-3 RUR03 History of the Emergence of the Modern Dairy Industry Hörsaal 48 second floor
Eoin McLaughlin, Ingrid Henriksen & Paul Sharp : Contracts and Cooperation: the Relative Failure of Irish Dairying Reconsidered Paul Sharp : How the Danes discovered Britain: the Rise of the Danish Dairy Export Industry form the 1830s W-3 ELI19a Developing Distinction: Objects and Practices I Hörsaal 50 second floor
Sophie Holm : Rank or Status? Foreign Envoys as Part of the Political Elite in Stockholm during the Diet of 1746–1747 Marjorie Meiss-Even : Some Conclusions on Aristocratic Material Culture in Renaissance France Konstantinos Raptis : Mobile Elites: Moving High Nobles and Aristocratic Travelling Culture in Central Europe from the Late 19th Century into the Interwar Period Charlotta Wolff : Cosmopolitan opera, politics and popular taste: French opéra-comique in Northern Europe, ca. 1760-??1800 X-3 HEA03 Borders and Peripheries in Modern Medicine UR2 Germanistik second floor
Marianne Junila : Poor Little Mites of the North: the Child Health Care Politics in Postwar Finland Ulrika Lagerlöf Nilsson : Open or Closed Borders? Swedish Midwives' Skills and Practice in the Late 1800s Anders Ottosson : The Popularity of Gynaecological Massage and Women's Health around 1900 Y-3 SOC14 Mutual Aid in Comparative Perspective UR3 Germanistik second floor
Julie Marfany : Mutual Aid in Early Modern Spain: Guilds, Confraternities and Public Granaries Gerrit Verhoeven : The Tearing Tissue: Family, Friends, Neighbours, and the Resilience of Social Relations (Antwerp 1750-'95) Z-3 URB10a Urban Memory, Language and the Social History of Politics (15th-17th Centuries) I UR4 Germanistik second floor
Adam Morton : "From Mockery to Death: Stephen College's 'The Raree Show' - Libel and Death in Restoration England" Valeria Van Camp : Li papiers de memores de ce que li eskevins de Mons ont besongniet. A Study of Social Groups and How they were Perceived by the Political Elite of Mons in the 15th Century Tineke Van Gassen : The Archives of the City: the Social Memory of Fifteenth-century Ghent ZB-3 POL13 Political Parties in Transition Hörsaal 26 basement
Anders Forsell : The Local Origins of Political Parties Zuzana Polackova, Pieter van Duin : Between Socialism and Nationalism: The „Nationalisation“ of Slovak and Hungarian Social Democracy, 1890-1914. Vit Simral : Financing Political Competition in the Czech Lands, 1907-1938 Keviuya Sote : Political Consciousness, Nationalism, and the Emergence of Political Parties: the Case of Nagaland ZD-3 HEA17 Facing Diseases Prominentenzimmer
Staffan Förhammar, Marie Clark Nelson : Preventing Disability: Motivating the Treatment of Non-pulmonary Tuberculosis in the Early Twentieth Century Helene Laurent : Diphtheria, World War II and German Occupation
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
A-4
WOR01b
Anarchists, Marxists, and Nationalists in the Colonial and Postcolonial World, 1870s-1940s: Antagonisms, Solidarities, and Syntheses II
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
David Struthers : The Baja Raids: International Solidarity and Imperial Contradiction in the Cosmopolitan U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1910-1912 Lucien van der Walt : "One Great Union of Skilled and Unskilled Workers, South of the Zambezi": Garveyism, Liberalism and Revolutionary Syndicalism in the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union of Africa, 1919-1949 B-4 CRI05 Crossing the Line: European Police Culture across Ranks Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Jonathan Dunnage : Gender and Sexuality in the Italian Police, 1900-1940 Joanne Klein : The 1902 Liverpool Police Scandal: the Public Exposure of Conspiracy, False Imprisonment, and Desperation to Hide Corruption Stefan Nyzell : The Policeman as a Worker - or Not? International Impulses and National Developments within the Swedish Police, ca 1850-1940 Heather Shore : “I was Twenty-five Years: in the Police, and am Now in the Employ of Her Majesty's Mint”: James Brannan, the Metropolitan Police and Coining Cases in Victorian London C-4 CRI07 Disciplining Youth after the Second World War Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Aurore François : Too Good for us? Evaluation, Courts Practices and Civic (Re)education of Young Belgian Collaborators after World War II Louise Jackson : Family, Home and Discipline in Britain 1945-70: the Evidence of the Juvenile Courts Tamara Myers : Wearing the Badge: Paternalism and Policing Boys in Postwar Canada D-4 AFR01 Children and Migration in Africa Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Lacy Ferrell : Educational Migration and the Northern Territories of Colonial Ghana, c. 1900-1950 Sacha Hepburn : Child Migration, Gender and Domestic Labour in Post-colonial Zambia: Oral Histories of Female Domestic Workers E-4 LAT02 Histories of State Formation in Latin America: Knowledge, Expertise and Modern Government in Latin America Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Ombeline Dagicour : Leguiist State and Territories: How to Build National Identity by Promoting Tourism in Peru, 1900-1930. Cecilia Lanata Briones : Explaining the Methodological Failures of the 1918 and the 1933 Argentine Cost of Living Indices Thomas Maier : Shaping Labour Reform- Welfare in Argentina before Perón and the Transnationality of Social Knowledge Production F-4 ANT03 Pre-industrial Textile Industry in a Comparative Perspective. Elise Richtersaal first floor
Yaacov Lev : "The Textile Consumption of the Fatimid Court (10th-12th c.) and the Textile Industries of Egypt" Ruben Menten-Plesters : Social Relations in the Textile Industry of Roman Egypt José Nieto Sanchez, Victoria López Barahona : The Costumes of Popular Classes in 18th Century Madrid G-4 ECO03 Roundtable: Re-Thinking Merchants and Institutions in the Medieval and Early Modern European Economy, 1250–1650 Hörsaal 23 first floor
Carsten Jahnke : The Hanse, a Merchant Institution for Cross-cultural Trade in the Eastern Baltic? Christof Jeggle : Institutions and Organizations in Seventeenth-Century Transalpine Trade Ulla Kypta : Coping with Divergence: Merchants and their Institutions at the Boundary between Lower and Higher Germany Flavio Miranda : Merchants and Institutions in Fifteenth-Century Portugal Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz : 'Institutions of (Mercantile) Conflict Resolution. The Case of a Hanseatic Town (Danzig) in Context' H-4 EDU01 War Children in the War and the Post-war Hörsaal 27 first floor
Ismee Tames : Children of Dutch Nazi-Collaborators in Postwar Society Machteld Venken, Maren Roeger : War Children in the Post-war: An Introduction Anna Wylegala : Children's Experience of the Deportation and Cultural Adaptation: Comparative Study of Biographical Narratives from Poland and Ukraine I-4 LAB01b A Comparative Historical Analysis of Occupational Change Across Eurasia, 1840–1940 II Hörsaal 28 first floor
Gijs Kessler, Timur Valetov : Occupational Change and Industrialization: from Russia to the Soviet Union (1897-1959) Osamu Saito, Yoshifumi Usami : Changing Composition of the Workforce in British India, 1881-1931: with Special Reference to the Relationship between Principal and Subsidiary Occupations Tokihiko Settsu, Osamu Saito : Changing Occupational Structure and Sectoral Labour Productivity Differentials in Japan’s Economic Growth before World War II J-4 LAB33 Trade Unions in International Perspective Hörsaal 29 first floor
Jenny Jansson : Trade Union Leaders as Identity Entrepreneurs? Managing Identity Re-formation in the Swedish Trade Union Movement Gabriela Scodeller : The Cold War in Latin America: its Implications on Workers’ Education Richard Whiting : Trade Unions Reform and National Experiences in the 20th Century K-4 CUL06 Bridges of Culture. The Balkans at the Crossroads of Civilizations Hörsaal 30 first floor
L-4 URB06 Shaping the Post-war City: Europe East and West Hörsaal 31 first floor
Liliana Iuga : Negligible Heritage: Negotiating “Socialist Urban Transformation” in the Historic City Center of Ia?i in the 1970s Matej Spurný : Transformation of the City of Most Philipp Ther : The Transformation of Central European Capital Cities: Berlin, Prague, Warsaw and Vienna since the late 1980s in Comparison Christine Wall : Sculpting Urban Concrete: Building the South Bank Arts Complex 1961-5 M-4 LAB19 Strikes and Labour Unrest – Exploring a Multifaceted Territory Hörsaal 32 first floor
Heiner Dribbusch, Ingrid Artus : Strikes in France and Germany – Different Cultures but Similar Developments? David Lyddon, Xuebing Cao : Reconstructing and Analysing the 2010 Strike Movement in the Chinese Car Industry Sjaak van der Velden : The Collection of Strike Data Using Data Digging Kurt Vandaele : Still Consistent Country Differences in Strike Patterns? Recent Trends in Strike Volume Since the Austerity Regime in Western Europe N-4 THE01b The Scholarly Self (II): Epistemic Virtues and Emotional Dispositions Hörsaal 33 first floor
Christine Ottner : The Eagle’s Eye: Criticism and Emotion in Austrian Scholarly Historical Book Reviews Herman Paul : Why Epistemic Virtues Require Passion, Love, and Desire: a Nineteenth-Century View O-4 ETH18 Migration and Migrant Communities in 18th and 19th Century Central European Cities Hörsaal 41 first floor
Wladimir Fischer : No Need for Community? South Slav Migrants in Vienna around 1900 Aleksej Kalc : Immigration and Immigrant Communities in 18th Century Trieste Borut Klabjan : Czechs and the City. Identities, Loyalties and Assimilations of the Czech Community in Habsburg Trieste P-4 SEX02 Children, Sex, Crime and Violence SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Sarah Toulalan : Children Raping Children? Boys and Child Rape in Early Modern England Q-4 ORA04 Shoah Memories: Remembrance and Memory Frames SR IOGF first floor
Karen Frostig : Ruptured Memory, Traumatic Memory and Repressed Memory: New Methodologies of Bearing Witness to Human Atrocities under National Socialism Brigitte Halbmayr, Helga Amesberger : “9/11” and the Kosovo War in the Narratives of National Socialist Concentration Camp Survivors. Pothiti Hantzaroula : Memory as a Form of Public Sociality of Jewish Survivors in Greece: Gender, Ethnicity and Class in the Construction of Survivors’ Identity after the Shoah R-4 ELI01b A Taste for Luxury in France, Spain and Britain, c. 1750–1900 – Luxury and National Taste II Hörsaal 42 second floor
Natacha Coquery : Luxury Goods beyond Boundaries. The Parisian Market during the French Revolution Nadia Fernandez de Pinedo, Corinne Thépaut- Cabasse : A taste for French style in the Bourbon Spain: eating, drinking and clothing in Madrid (1740’s) Johanna Ilmakunnas : ‘Luxury of Needlework. Elite Women, Material Culture and Handicrafts in French Eighteenth-century Paintings Jon Stobart : ‘A Very English Affair? Furnishing the Hanoverian English Country House’ S-4 SPA10 Digital Atlases of Historical Sources in Eastern and Central Europe - Methods and Practices (session I) Hörsaal 45 second floor
Markus Naser, Catarina Seeger : 200th Anniversary of Unterfranken being a part of Bavaria: A GIS-based atlas project Bogumil Szady : Atlas of Sources and Materials for the History of Old Poland Tomasz Zwiazek : The Digital Atlas of Early Modern Poland: the GIS Edition of the 16th Century Tax Registers T-4 FAM01b Female Heads of Household and Sources for Finding Them II Hörsaal 46 second floor
Rolf Gehrmann : Female Heads of Households in Germany, as Represented by a Sample from the 1846 Census Mary Nagata : Female Heads of Household and Sources for Finding Them in 19th Century Kyoto, Japan Veronica Villarespe, Carlos Quintanilla : Female Heads of Household and Oportunidades Programme in Mexico U-4 FAM18 The Century of the Child: Public Health for Infant and School Children in Europe during the Early 20th Century Hörsaal 47 second floor
Catherine Rollet : French Experience on Infant Welfare between 1890 and 1914 Beata Szczepanska : The School Hygiene In The Polish Second Republic (1918-1939) V-4 RUR04 The Agrarian-Industrial Knowledge Society – a New Approach for a Better Understanding of the Interactions between Industrial Societies and their Agricultural Sectors Hörsaal 48 second floor
W-4 ELI19b Developing Distinction: Objects and Practices II Hörsaal 50 second floor
Thomas Bryant : Governmental Catering, Public Dining and Social Disciplining – The Concept of “Political Culinarism” on the Example of “Stew Sundays” in Nazi Germany Georgeta Nazarska : Women in Bulgarian Pre-Socialist Reputational Elites Kekke Stadin : The Formal Call as Bourgeoise Distinction X-4 LAB39 New Contours in Industrial Relations: Secondary Analysis of Case Studies Conducted since the 1960s UR2 Germanistik second floor
Felix Bluhm : “Good Work” as Everyday Practice: Appropriation of the Work Situation by Industrial Workers Jon Lawrence : Worker’s Testimony and the Sociological Reification of the Manual/Non-Manual Distinction in 1960ies Britain Ole Johnny Olsen : Identity Formation for Post-Tayloristic Work Organizations in Norwegian Industry Wiebke Wiede : "Good Work" Without Work: The Perspective of the Unemployed Y-4 SOC12 Migration and Inequality in Colonial Societies UR3 Germanistik second floor
Natasha Pairaudeau : Mobility and Multiple Struggles for Equality within the French Empire: the Shaping and Practice of Colonial Citizenship in French India and Indochina Jennifer Sessions : Debating Settler Sovereignty in Fin-de-Siècle French Algeria Z-4 URB10b Urban Memory, Language and the Social History of Politics (15th-17th Centuries) II UR4 Germanistik second floor
Mario Damen : Patricians, knights or nobles? Historiography and identity in late medieval Antwerp Felicia Rosu : The Decree of the Country: Constitutional Language and Practices in Early Modern East Central Europe Valerie Vrancken : Ideology and Politics: the Joyous Entries of Brabant (14th-15th Centuries) ZA-4 REL03 Roundtable: Comparison of Death Cultures Hörsaal 24 basement
Alexander Holthuis : Spanish Flu and Funerary Culture in the Northern-Netherlands 1918-1919 Sonja König : Die Gruft Dornum - eine Häuptlingsgruft in Ostfriesland Bart Ramakers : Tombstone Poetry in a Context ZB-4 POL14 Contesting the Consensus – Debating Democracy in Postwar Western Europe Hörsaal 26 basement
Ido de Haan : 'Functional democracy: political representation outside parliament in the Netherlands and beyond, 1870-2013' Ann-Christina Knudsen : Democratic Representation in the European Parliament. A Tale of Two Committees, 1955-1979 Ben Rayder : Democracy and its Discontents: The Opposition of Extreme Left- and Right-Wing Parties to Liberal, Parliamentary Democracy in Post-War West Germany Koen van Zon : In Search of Purpose. The European Parliament Pursuing European Elections, 1952-1960 ZC-4 HEA09 Health, Society, Family: Biometric Approaches to Child Welfare UR Altre Geschichte
Antonio D. Cámara : From Chromosomes to Societies: What, Why and How of a Biosocial Approach to the Past. The Example of Sexual Size Dimorphism Mary Cox : Hunger Games: How the Allied Blockade in WWI deprived German Children of Nutrition and Allied Food Aid Subsequently saved them Deborah Oxley, Sara Horrell : Factory Figures: Evidence for Gender Bias and Bargaining within Households in 19th Century Britain Eric Schneider : The Mortality Transition and Biological Living Standards in Boston in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries ZD-4 SOC20 Famine and Poor Relief on the European Periphery: Ireland and Finland Compared Prominentenzimmer
Peter Gray : ‘The Great British Famine of 1845-50’? Ireland, the UK and Peripherality in Famine Relief and Philanthropy. Andrew Newby : Statebuilding, Peripherality and Famine Relief in Finland, 1867-8
Thursday 24 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
A-5
WOR04
Early Modern Intercultural Diplomacy: Comparative Approaches vs. East-West(-phalian) Dichotomies
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Carl Fredrik Feddersen : Pragmatics of VOC Intercultural Diplomacy in Makassar Manya Rathore : Ports of collaboration and conflict: Mughal - Portuguese negotiations in Gujarat and Konkan (1570-1605) Birgit Tremml : Diplomacy without a Strong State? A Survey of Local Diplomatic Actors in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries-China Seas B-5 CRI12 Seeing is Believing. Representations of Justice by Intermediating Actors in Belgium and France, XIXth - early XXth Century Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Gaëlle Dubois : The Architect. Building Courthouses and Prisons in Belgium from the Independence to the First World War Stefan Huygebaert : The Artist and the Belgian XIXth Century Legal System: between Commission and Criticism Virginie Lefebvre : The Press. Stereotypes and Fantasies concerning Justice in the Illustrated Newspapers during the Third Republic in France C-5 CRI20 Rublic Relations on Crime Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Martin Bergman : The Delinquent seen from the Pulpit Anders Pedersson : Criminology as Popular Science: The Case of the Turn of Nineteenth Century Sweden Peter Rushton : The Rise and Fall of Seditious Words in England, 1550-1750 D-5 ETH03 Cities en Route: Central European Cities and Overseas Migration in the Nineteenth and the Early Twentieth Century Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Torsten Feys : The Reliance of Major Migrant Ports on Inland Transit Cities in Hinter- and Foreland: a Shipping Company’s Perspective Markian Prokopovych : Urban History of Overseas Migration in Central Europe in the Long Nineteenth Century Katalin Straner : Budapest and Hungarian Transatlantic Migration: Image and Agency in Public Discourse, 1881-1914 F-5 ANT04 Economic Condition and Social Status in the Ancient Societies: Open Questions Elise Richtersaal first floor
Lucia Cecchet : Economic Dimension and Social Perception of Poverty Christel Freu : Labour Status and Economic Stratification Geoffrey Kron : Up from Slavery: Attitudes towards Economic and Social Mobility on the Part of Slaves and Freedmen in Greco-Roman Antiquity and the American South G-5 ECO10 The Growth of Public Finances 1850-1950 Hörsaal 23 first floor
Jari Eloranta : From Globalization to Crises: Public Debts and the Development of Financial Markets, from the 19th to the 21st Century Ola Honningdal Grytten : Growth in Public Finances as Tool for Control: Norwegian Development 1850-1950 Matti Hannikainen, Sakari Heikkinen : Public Finances before the Welfare State: Finland 1850–1950 Hideaki Ito : The First Income Tax and Britons Gudmundur Jonsson : Public Finance and Economic Development in Iceland 1870-1940 H-5 EDU02 Creating Childhoods - Transcultural Perspectives Hörsaal 27 first floor
Ivan Bulatov : Scouting and the Russian Revolution. Karolina Szymborska : Making Polish boys: Boyology and the Polish boyhood I-5 LAB03 Anarchists in Space: Spatial Concepts in Anarchist Studies Hörsaal 28 first floor
Tom Goyens : The Choreography of Anarchism: Historians and the Mapping of a Movement Saul Newman : Situating Anarchism: Spaces of Desire and Politics in Nineteenth Century Radical Thought J-5 AFR02 lab Mobility of People, Labour and Goods in and from the Horn of Africa: Past and Present of a Transnational Circulation Hörsaal 29 first floor
Stefano Bellucci : Wage Labour without Capital: An Analysis of Italy's failed Attempts at Settling National Workers in Colonial Eritrea Marina de Regt : Gender and Mobility between Ethiopia and the Arabian Peninsula: An Anthropological Perspective Massimo Zaccaria : Short Distance Migration in the Red Sear Region and the Libyan War, 1912-1935 K-5 CUL04a Borders between Geopolitics and Everyday Experience I Hörsaal 30 first floor
Tomas Kacerauskas : Borders between Cultures in Post-industrial Europe and Creative Industries Eva Posch : Touristic Historiography and Nation Building in Central East Europe and the Balkans L-5 WOM05 Gender and the History of Social Sciences – Travelling Ideas in Central European and Nordic Perspectives Hörsaal 31 first floor
Dorottya Szikra : Family Policies and Gender under State Socialism: Designing the Three-year-long Parental leave in Hungary Heli Valtonen, Tuomas Laine-Frigren : Protecting, Healing, and Educating: Professor Niilo Mäki and the Establishment of the Field of Special Education in Finland M-5 LAB16 Round Table: Bringing Eastern Europe into Global Labor History Hörsaal 32 first floor
Sabine Rutar : Labor Relations and Social Protests in the Shipyard on the Italo-Yugoslav Border During the Cold War Alessandro Stanziani : Russian serfdom and its aftermath: beyond Kula and Gershenkron Andrei Volodin : Factory/labour Inspectorate as a Comparative Model for East European Labour Relations O-5 ETH19 Mobility of Artisans and Craftsmen Hörsaal 41 first floor
Károly Goda : Beyond Crafts and Guilds: Artisans’ Careers in(to) the Elites of Late Medieval Vienna Katalin Mária Kincses, Tuza Csilla : Supraregional Exchange and Mobility of Hungarian Craftmen in Europe P-5 SEX04 Sexology and Sexual Science in Europe’s East SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Katerina Liskova : Sex between the Public and Private. Expert Discourses on Sexuality in Communist Czechoslovakia. Hadley Renkin : The Sexual Science of European Difference : Hungarian Sexual Modernity at the fin-de-siècle R-5 ELI04a Education and Elite Formation: Comparative and Transnational Perspective I Hörsaal 42 second floor
Esbjörn Larsson : Total Karlberg: The Swedish Royal War Academy as a Total Institution during the 1800s Ciaran O'Neill : Ritual, Authority, and Autonomy: Comparing the Boarding School Experience in Present-day Switzerland with Nineteenth-century Britain and Ireland S-5 SPA12 Geographical Networks and Relations Hörsaal 45 second floor
Deryck Holdsworth : The Americanization of the Bourse Ryan Tucker Jones, John Larsen : Acting Locally, Thinking Oceanically: Creating Digital Databases, Gazetteers, and Pacific History from the Microfilm Records of the Russian American Company, 1817-1867 Reinout Klaarenbeek, Ellen Janssens and Hilde Greefs : From Guessing to GIS-ing: Mapping Dynamics of Socio-professional Inequalities in Time and Space (Antwerp, Late Eighteenth – Early Nineteenth Century) T-5 FAM03 Childhood Crises and Later Outcomes Hörsaal 46 second floor
Amanda Koller : A Spatial Analysis of Illegitimacy in Late 19th Century England and Wales Gabriele Ott : Child Murder in 1916 Richard Paping : Measuring the Age-dependent Economic Costs and Benefits of Children and Juveniles: Annual Auctions of Pauper Orphans Markéta Skorepová : Orphaned Children in the Rural Society (South Bohemia, 1785-1855) U-5 FAM20 Roundtable: Longitudinal Databases and Life Sciences: New Challenges and Novel Perspectives Hörsaal 47 second floor
V-5 RUR05a Rhythm and Evolution of Staple Food Markets, 1650-1950 I Hörsaal 48 second floor
Ingrid Henriksen : Seasonality of Staple Food Markets during the First Era of Globalization Stephen Hipkin : The Seasonality of London’s Coastal Corn Supply in the Late Sixteenth and Seventeenth-centuries Wouter Ronsijn, Laurent Herment : Provisioning Staple-food Markets in Belgium, France and England in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century W-5 MAT09 Nouveaux Riches and Country House Culture in Europe, 1750-1914. Comparative Research on ‘Landed’ Consumption Styles of the Rich and Very Rich Hörsaal 50 second floor
Elyze Storms-Smeets : Textile ‘Barons’ as a New Landed Elite in the 19th Century: a Geographical and Comparative Approach Henrika Tandefelt, Maria Vainio-Kurtakko : New Money and Old Families – Coexistence, Competition and Consumption Finland c. 1870–1920 Fred Vogelzang : Industrialists and Country House Culture in the Dutch Province of Limburg during the 19th Century Y-5 SOC01a Capitalism, Community and Charity: Giving in Mercantile and Industrial Economies (ca. 1300-2000) I UR3 Germanistik second floor
Tsila Rädecker : Between Cohesion and Control: the Meat Hall in the Eighteenth-century Ashkenazi Community of Amsterdam Z-5 MID02 Round Table: The Agency of Craft Guilds in the Medieval City UR4 Germanistik second floor
ZA-5 REL05 Early Modern Forms of Devotion Hörsaal 24 basement
Isabel dos Guimarães Sá : Written Culture and Devotion: Portuguese Queens in the 15th and 16th century Silvia Evangelisti : Learning from Home: Education and Domestic Spaces in Early Modern Italy João Peixe : De Ensalmis: a Contribution to Investigate, Define and Judge some Superstitious Rituals in Early Seventeen Century ZB-5 POL15 Imagery and Emotion in Politics Hörsaal 26 basement
Idil Cetin : Imagining Citizenship through Photograph in the Turkish Context Lessie Jo Frazier, Deborah Cohen : Domesticating Borderlands Banditry: Region, and the Nation in 1940s U.S. and Mexican Zorro Films Kaisa Hirvonen : Christmas in Third Reich. - Manipulating Collective Memory and Creating National Socialist Traditions David Turbucz : Nation-Building and Religion: the Horthy-cult in Hungary between 1919 and 1944 ZD-5 ETH26 The Danube as “Bridge” and Migration Frontier of the Ottoman Empire and its Neighbors, 17th-19th cent.: Europe and the “other Europeans” Prominentenzimmer
Iannis Carras : Networks and Consolidation: Migration Streams from Southeastern Europe to the Ukraine in the 18th century Dimitrios Kontogeorgis : From Tolerance to Exclusion? The Romanian Elites’ Stance towards Immigration to the Danubian Principalities (1829-1880s) Ikaros Madouvalos : Greek Immigrants in Central Europe: a Concise Study of Migration Routes from the Balkans to the Territories of the Hungarian Kingdom (from the late 17th to the early 19th Century) Vladimir Simic : Migration and Art: Transformations in the Religious Art of the Orthodox Serbs in Habsburg Monarchy in the 18th Century
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
A-6
WOR05
Global Commodity Chains
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Karin Fischer, Rudy Weissenbacher : Unequal Exchange - the Dirty Little Secret in Commodity Chain Research Johannes Knierzinger : African Bauxite Mining for European Industries Frank Meyer : Man, Multinationals and Environment: the Cases of Porto Trombetás (Brazil), Årdal (Norway), and Mesaaid (Qatar) in the Global Aluminum Chain. A View from Below B-6 CRI10a Round Table: Justice and Occupations in Western Europe: Actors and Practices. 1914-1945 (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway). I : Occupiers facing Populations Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Laurence Petrone : Before the occupation. Dimitri Roden : Maintaining Public Order in Occupied Belgium (1940-1944). The German Military Justice and the Capital Punishment Sabrina Schütze : ‘Germanizing’ the Dutch Police – Hauptmann Schönfelder and his Propagandist Instructions for the Dutch Police Forces during the Occupation of the Netherlands C-6 POL03 Dramatising Militant Lives. Anarchist Biographies/Autobiographies' Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Pedro García Guirao : The Controversy of the Gatekeepers of the CNT-in-exile’s Archives in Post-Francoist Spain Eryk Martin : Memoirs of an Urban Guerrilla: The Politics of Anarchist Autobiography in a Canadian Kenyon Zimmer : Anarchist, Informant, Fascist, or American? Self-Representation and the Many Faces of Ludovico Caminita D-6 CRI22 Criminal Justice in Colonial Africa Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Aimite Jorge : Property and Unjust Enrichment: The Elusive Problem of Interest in Restitution Bérengère Piret : Is the Colonial Justice Impervious to the Native Realities? The Case of the District Court of the Belgian Congo E-6 LAT04 The Politics of Agrarian Reform in Latin America, 1959-75 Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Dan Carter : Contested Narratives of Nation. Agrarian Reform and Counter-Reform in Chile, 1967-1973. Jesús-Ángel Redondo : The Mapuche’s Social Disputes during the Chilean Agrarian Reform: the Araucania between 1967 and 1973 F-6 ANT05 Rethinking the Ancient Economy Elise Richtersaal first floor
Jérôme Maucourant : New Institutional Economics and History Cristiano Viglietti : Whither the Economic History of Archaic Rome? G-6 ECO06a Agency, Gender, Human Capital and World Economic Development I Hörsaal 23 first floor
David Mitch : Funding Schooling for All and Schooling for Girls in England, 1600 to 1850: Educational Philanthropy in Theory and Practice Auke Rijpma : Household Structure and School Enrolment Martina Viarengo : Closing the Gender Gap in Education: What is the State of Gaps in Labor Force Participation for Women, Wives and Mothers? H-6 EDU04 Narratives of Childhood and Educational Practices Hörsaal 27 first floor
Klaus Dittrich : Educating European and American Children in Korea, 1880s-1940s Luzelena Galvan : A School for Girls in the History of Childhood in Mexico during the 19th Century Annmarie Valdes : Fashioning a Young Girl’s Education: Educational Networks and Emergent Educational Influence during the Early Republic I-6 LAB04a Das Haus/Households in Practice I Hörsaal 28 first floor
Göran Rydén : Between the Divine and the Individual: Household Practices at Different Levels in Eighteenth-Century Swedish Society Panu Savolainen : The Spatial Shaping of Early Modern Household in an 18th Century Swedish Provincial Town Jane Whittle : Gender, Work and the Household in Rural England c.1500-c.1700 J-6 ASI03 History of Materials, Objects and Waste in Asia Hörsaal 29 first floor
Evelien de Hoop, Dr. Saurabh Arora : Material Meanings: Historicizing the Indian 'Wasteland’ as a Performative Classifier Chieko Nakajima : Privy, City, and Empire: Human Waste Disposal in Semi-Colonial Shanghai K-6 CUL04b Borders between Geopolitics and Everyday Experience II Hörsaal 30 first floor
Magdalena Elchinova : The Southern Bulgarian Border in the Context of Euro-regions and Local Practices Unnur Dis Skaptadottir : The Closing of Gates: The Effects Higher European Fences on Filipino Migrants in Iceland L-6 SEX05a The Cultural Mobility of Sexual Liberation I Hörsaal 31 first floor
Christopher Ewing : Desiring Men: Art, Erotica, and the Making of Homosexual Masculinities in West Germany, 1949-1983 David Minto : Insult, Indecency, and the British Invasion in the Making of the US Homophile Movement M-6 LAB20 The Gendered Normalisation of Work (Late 19th and 20th Centuries) Hörsaal 32 first floor
Celine Schoeni : Economic Crises and Gendered Normalisation of Work Irina Vana : The Making of “Female Labour” by Official Labour Market Policies and the Usage of Public Labour Offices by Men and Women (Austria 1880-1938) N-6 THE04 The Methodological Foundations of Social Science History: Considerations of The State of the Game Hörsaal 33 first floor
Christopher Lloyd : The Consequences of Excessive Tolerance and Eclecticism: How the Soul of Social Science History Withered and how it can be Reborn Olga Porshneva : The Role of Interdisciplinary Collaboration in the Integration of History and Social Sciences: the Phenomenon of Social Science History Johanna Rainio-Niemi : Rethinking the political, transnationalising the national: the promise of transnational turn to political and social science history Hanna Snellman : Oral History: One Way Forward for European Ethnology within a SSH Framework? O-6 ETH06a Early Medieval Migrations I: Migrations in the Abbasid Caliphate - Iran - East Slavic Lands Hörsaal 41 first floor
Dirk Hoerder : Migration – Travel – Commerce – Cultural Transfer: The Complex Connections Byzantium-Kiev-Novgorod-Varangian Land, 6th-14th Century Lucian Reinfandt : Regime Change and Elite Migration in the Islamic Caliphate (642-969 AD) P-6 WOM06 Memories of Mobility: Gendered Transnational Flows in the Asia-Pacific Region SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Katharine McGregor : Indonesian Transnational Human Rights Activism and Gendered Memory: the Case of Survivors of Enforced Japanese Military Prostitution Fiona Paisley : Political Travel in the Pacific: Anglo-Australian Women Internationalists on the Virtues of Mobility in the First Half of the Twentieth Century Frances Steel : White Women’s Sexual Agency on Board Trans-Pacific Passenger Liners Q-6 ORA06a The Soviet Union & Eastern Europe I: The Soviet Era & Normalisation SR IOGF first floor
Libora Oates-Indruchova : Censorship, Self-Censorship and Aesopian Language in Czech State-Socialist Social Sciences Irena Saleniece : Teaching and Doubting the Future of the Communism (Latvia in the 1950-60s) Jiri Zounek, Michal Simane : Teachers in Totalitarian Regime – Life and Work of Teachers in Czechoslovakia in the Era of so called Normalization (1969-1989) R-6 ELI04b Education and Elite Formation: Comparative and Transnational Perspective II Hörsaal 42 second floor
Adam Howard : Negotiating Privilege within Shifting Economic, Cultural, and Social Landscapes: Educating Elites in the New Economy Jane Kenway, Debbie Epstein & Aaron Koh : Histories making Geographies: a Temporal and Spatial Analytic of Two Elite Boarding Schools in Singapore and South Africa Petter Sandgren : Emulating Eton: The English Public School as a Transnational Phenomenon S-6 SPA11 Spatial Aspects of Information Flows and Social Networks in Historical Contexts Hörsaal 45 second floor
Julia A. Lajus, Alexander Nakhimovsky : Social Network Analysis of International Scientific Collaboration: the Case of International Polar Years IPY1 and IPY2 Francesco Scalone, Martin Dribe, Sebastian Klüsener : Fertility Decline in Sweden: A Spatial Analysis using Micro-level Census Data 1880-1900 Ivo Zandhuis : Striking Communities: Social Influence between Neighbours during the Dutch Railway Strike of 1903 T-6 FAM04 Health Policies and Demographic Behaviour Hörsaal 46 second floor
Isabel Moll, Eva Canaleta, Joana Mª Pujades-Mora, Pere Salas : Health Policies and Demographic Behaviour in a Mediterranean Context, 1820-1870 Alice Reid, Eilidh Garrett, Lee Williamson, Chris Dibben : A Century of Deaths, Scotland 1855-1955; a View from the Civil Registers Radka Sustrova : Strategy of the Population Policy in the Bohemia Lands: from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Early Postwar Czechoslovakia U-6 FAM21 Lodgers in Past Societies Hörsaal 47 second floor
Tamas Faragó : Village Lodgers in the Carpathian Basin during the 18th c. Sylvia Hahn : Female Lodgers in Wiener Neustadt (2nd half 19th Cententury) Jeffrey Meek : The ‘Stranger’ Amongst Us: Boarders and Lodgers within Working-Class Households in Early Twentieth-century Scotland V-6 RUR05b Rhythm and Evolution of Staple Food Markets, 1650-1950 II Hörsaal 48 second floor
Richard W Hoyle : How are we to Understand Seasonal Movements in English Grain Prices? Vicente Pinilla, Gema Aparicio : The Dynamics of International Trade in Cereals, 1900-1938 W-6 MAT08 Mass Consumption Society Contested. The Politics of Consumer Concerns from a Global Perspective (1945-2000) Hörsaal 50 second floor
Sanjukta Ghosh : Decolonisation and the Consumer Politics of Hunger in Bengal 1944-50. Fruzsina Müller : Jeans Production in Socialist Hungary Giselle Nath : Postwar Consumer Movements in Belgium: Politicization, Depolitization and Competition (1957-1970) Peter van Dam : Moralizing the Global Marketplace. Fair Trade in the Netherlands since the 1960s X-6 TEC03a Technologies @ Home: Uses, Practices and Negotiation of New Technologies in Nineteenth-Century Urban Homes UR2 Germanistik second floor
Ellen Janssens : Domestic Water Use in the Pre-waterworks Era (Antwerp, Belgium 1800-1880) Timo Myllyntaus : Life Styles Coloured by Heating Technology. Contrasts of Urban and Rural Homes in Pre-modern Finland Leda Papastefanaki : Sewing at Home. The Sewing Machine and the Household in Greece, 19th Century Emily January Petersen : “Invent This, O Ye Men”: The Female Inventor of the Dishwasher and Communication Y-6 SOC01b Capitalism, Community and Charity: Giving in Mercantile and Industrial Economies (ca. 1300-2000) II UR3 Germanistik second floor
Melanie Oppenheimer : Charity and War Will Rall : What did Charity mean under National Socialism? The Case of the Winter Help Relief, 1933-1939 Z-6 MID03 Morality, Law and Sexual Behaviour in the (late) Medieval City UR4 Germanistik second floor
Jelle Haemers : Sex and Politics in the City: about Insults in Late Medieval Flanders Jonas Roelens : Sodomy and Citizenship. The Repression of Same-sex Acts within Different Social Groups in Late Medieval Southern Netherlandish Society Claire Weeda : Sex as Preventative Medicine in Late Medieval Cities ZA-6 REL02 Christianity and National Identity in Twentieth-century Europe Hörsaal 24 basement
Yvonne Maria Werner : The Catholic Danger”: Anti-catholicism and the Formation of Scandinavian National Identity John Wolffe : The Secularization and Re-sacralization of Martyrdom in Britain and Ireland 1914-1923’ John C. Wood : The Rock of Human Sanity stands in the Sea where it always stood”: Britishness, Christianity and the Experience of Defeat, 1939-1941 ZB-6 SPE02 Special Session. Round Table: What is Transnational History? Hörsaal 26 basement
ZC-6 HEA07 Health, Ethnicity and Gender in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe UR Altre Geschichte
Maren Roeger : Regulation of Prostitution: Poland 1914-1945 Katrin Steffen : Health, Poverty and Eugenics in Interwar Poland Eszter Varsa : Health, Hygiene and Romani Assimilation in Hungary from an Intersectional Perspective, 1950s-1980s Esther Wahlen : Alcohol Policy and the Treatment of Alcoholics in Late Socialist Romania and Czechoslovakia ZD-6 WOM24 lab6 Feminism in International Labour Organizations in the Cold War Era Prominentenzimmer
Kristen Ghodsee : State Socialist Women and the ILO during the Cold War Yevette Richards Jordan : The ICFTU and Global Women's Organizing in the 1960s: The Difficulties of Turning an Instrument of Propaganda into a Tool of Transformation
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
A-7
WOR06
Cultures of Time in World History, 1760-1830
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Mandy Izadi : Payne’s War, 1812-1814: A Study of Black-Indian Politics in the Circum-Caribbean Ulrike Kirchberger : Cultures of Time in the Atlantic World, 1760-1830 B-7 CRI10b Round Table: Justice and Occupations in Western Europe: Actors and Practices. 1914-1945 (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway). II : Judges Facing Occupiers Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Derk Venema : Supreme Courts under Nazi Occupation: Causes of Post-war Reputations Jan Julia Zurné : The Belgian Judiciary and Police facing the Resistance during the Second World War C-7 CRI17 Witch Hunters Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Raisa Maria Toivo : From Conviction to Scepticism: a Witch Hunter Judge in 17th century Finland Rita Voltmer : The Personal Factor. Witch Hunters and the Dynamics of Witch Hunting in the Border Regions between France, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy D-7 AFR03 Special session. Memories of African Internal Slavery and Migration on Film: Constructed Visuals of Citizenship and Ethnicity in Contemporary Africa Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
E-7 LAT05 afr Biography and History: Exploring Transnational Lives Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Tanya Harmer : Individual Lives, Collective Histories? Beatriz Allende, Latin American Revolutionary Movements and Transnational Solidarity Networks Jadwiga E Pieper Mooney : Negotiating Global Tensions and Local Needs: Benjamin Viel Vicuña and the Politics of Public Health in Cold War Chile Theresa Runstedtler : Jack Johnson and the Fight against the Global Color Line F-7 ANT09 New Developments in Ancient Social History Elise Richtersaal first floor
Myles Lavan : Coping with High Uncertainty: Quantifying the Enfranchisement of Provincials in the Roman Empire Mick Stringer : Why were Clever Men so Stupid? Scepticism and Gullability in Roman Agricultural Treatises Justine Walter : Constructing Catastrophe: A Comparison of Ancient Europe and Early China G-7 ECO06b Agency, Gender, Human Capital and World Economic Development II Hörsaal 23 first floor
Felix Meier zu Selhausen : What Determines Age at Marriage in Uganda? Empirical Evidence from Colonial and Post-colonial Marriage Registers, 1908-2008 Jacob Weisdorf, Jane Humphries : What did English Women earn in the Past? A Long-term Wage Series for Unskilled Female Workers, 1260-1860 H-7 EDU03 Marginalized Children, Vulnerable Histories: Methodological and Ethical Issues in the History of Childhood Hörsaal 27 first floor
Ingrid van der Bij : Child Protection Ethics in the Work of the Juvenile Court Judge in the Netherlands, 1922-1995 Annemieke Van Drenth : The ‘Truth’ about Idiocy. Examining the Files of the First Children in Van Koetsveld’s ‘School for Idiots’ in the Netherlands in the Second half of the 19th Century Kaisa Vehkalahti : Problem Girls and Problem Stories. Child Welfare Accounts and the Construction of Girls’ Social Problems in Finland, 1945–1969 Karin Zetterqvist Nelson : In Search of Children’s Perspective in Medical Case Files – Mission Impossible? I-7 LAB04b Das Haus/Households in Practice II Hörsaal 28 first floor
Dag Lindström : House, Households and Spaces in 18th Century Swedish Towns Kirsi Vainio-Korhonen : From Household to Streets: Female Food Sellers in 18th Century Turku (Åbo) J-7 ASI04 Work, Skill and Professions in India: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives Hörsaal 29 first floor
Prashant Kidambi : Between Capital and Labour: Clerical Workers in Late Colonial Bombay Divya Nambiar : Teaching India’s Youth to Dream? Shaping Aspirations through Skill Training Initiatives in India K-7 CUL07 Contextualized Histories of Social Science Methods and Methodologies Hörsaal 30 first floor
Matthias Duller : The Internationalization of Systems Analysis. Epistemological Consequences of a Global Encounter Fran Osrecki : Defending Corruption, Defending Modernity: the Rise and Fall of a Radical Idea Andrea Ploder : Social Movements and the Rise of Interpretive Research. Towards a Contextualized History of Qualitative Social Research in the German-speaking countries between 1965 and 1980 L-7 SEX05b The Cultural Mobility of Sexual Liberation II Hörsaal 31 first floor
Franz Eder : National and International Images of Sexual Liberation in the German Speaking Countries (1950s to 1970s) Eir-Anne Edgar : Day Tripper: Suburban Swingers Bart Eeckhout : Coming after the Transnational Commuter James Baldwin: Sexual Liberation's Troubled Relation with Queer Questions of Home and Futurity M-7 LAB25 Work in the Knowledge Society Hörsaal 32 first floor
Brigitta Bernet : Human Capital as Resource of the Knowledge Society. Eloisa Betti : Precarious Work as a Historical Phenomenon: a Gendered Global Approach Olivier Giraud : Decentralizing Production, Dismantling the Company, Reinventing the Labor Contract? N-7 THE06 Evolving Politics and Theory among (Some) Radical Baby Boomer Historians in the U.S. Hörsaal 33 first floor
Teresa Meade : I’ll Probably Survive Capitalism, but will the Planet? Sustainability and Capitalism in the 21st Century Andor Skotnes : Polarities of Social History Praxis: Edward Thompson, Louis Althusser…and Mao Barbara Weinstein : From Marxist Political Economy to Latin American Social History O-7 ETH06b Early Medieval Migrations II: Migrations in Byzantium and Armenia Hörsaal 41 first floor
Johannes Koder : Remarks on the Slavic Immigration and landnahme in the Byzantine Balkans Johannes Preiser-Kapeller : Aristocrats, Mercenaries, Clergymen and Refugees: Deliberate and Forced Mobility of Armenians in the Early Medieval Mediterranean and Near East (6th to 11th century) Ioannis Stouraitis : Migrating within Medieval Empire: Towards a Typology of Movement of People and Groups in Post-Seventh Century Byzantium P-7 WOM07 Gender, Political Violence and Narratives of the Self in the 20th Century SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Clare Bielby : Narrating the Politically Violent Self: Masculinity and Violence in Post-Terrorist Life Writing in the Federal Republic of Germany Vandana Joshi : The Holy Ghost, the Sleeping Beauty and the Prince Charming: Soldiers’ Reflections on State Violence perpetrated on their sexually deviant Wives Stephanie Yuhl : Gendered Invisibility, the Construction of Public Memory, and Homelessness: Militarized U.S. Women from the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan Q-7 ORA06b The Soviet Union & Eastern Europe II: Transitions since 1989 SR IOGF first floor
Miroslav Vanek : We and They: Identification with the Political System R-7 ELI08 Social Ties and Political Representation in Urban Contexts in Late Middle and Early Modern Ages Hörsaal 42 second floor
Ludolf Pelizaeus : Rebellion and Representation: the Example of Villigen and Jaén at the beginning of XVIth Sean Perrone : The Assembly of the Clergy and Political Representation in Sixteenth-Century Castile Fabrizio Titone : Late Medieval Sicily: Patterns of Representation S-7 SPA14 Big Data and its Management: Lessons from the Past Hörsaal 45 second floor
Margo Anderson : Can there be a Data Breach of Aggregate Data? Douwe Zeldenrust : The Exploration and Visualisation of Big Data in the Humanities, Comparing Data Representation of a Large-scale E-infrastructure (CLARIN) and a Dedicated Virtual Research Environment (Soundbites) T-7 FAM08 Family Systems, Family Relations and Fertility Hörsaal 46 second floor
Yuliya Hilevych : Children’s Independence and Fertility Behavior in Stem and Joint Family Systems: a Comparison between Western and Eastern Ukraine, 1950-1970 Paul Rotering : Intergenerational Transmission of Reproductive Behaviour in Sweden and the Netherlands, ca 1850-1920 Kai Willführ, Charlotte Störmer : Reproductive Behavior of Landless Agricultural Workers, Small Farmers and of the Economic Elite in the Historical Krummhörn Region (East Frisia, Germany, 1720-1874) U-7 FAM22 Widows Family and Economy in Historical Perspective Hörsaal 47 second floor
Margareth Lanzinger : Widowers and their Sisters-in-Law – the Rivalry between Domestic Organisation and Marriage Impediments Beatrice Moring : Widows, Family and Property in Northern Europe Dana Stefanova : The Position of Widows in Early Modern V-7 RUR07 Production and Productivity in European Agriculture C. 1700 to 1939 Hörsaal 48 second floor
Miguel Martín Retortillo, Vicente Pinilla : Productivity in the European Agriculture, 1870- 1914 Socrates Petmezas : Land Tenure Systems and Agricultural Productivity in the Southern Balkans (ca. 1870-1940) Patrick Svensson, Mats Olsson : Total Factor Productivity in Scanian Agriculture 1700-1900 W-7 HEA19 Doctors, Health Professionals and Institutions Hörsaal 50 second floor
Bárbara Ana Revuelta Eugercios : The Effect of the Institutional Environment on Children Mortality in La Inclusa de Madrid (Madrid,1890-1935) Sara Silverstein : “We are still dead”: Refugee Doctors and the Rehabilitation of Europe after the Second World War X-7 TEC03b Domestic Technologies UR2 Germanistik second floor
Clive Edwards : Consumer Timber Choices as Signifiers in 20th Century Furniture Isabelle Favre-Felix : The Rise of Television in France: a Path towards a New Consumer Society ? (1945-1985) Susan Haight : Modeling Domesticity in Toronto: the T. Eaton Company’s House Displays 1926-1950 Y-7 SOC11 Institutions of Exclusion? Guilds, Citizenship and Inequality in Early Modern Europe UR3 Germanistik second floor
Bert De Munck, Karel Davids : Beyond Exclusivism. Entrance Fees for Guilds in the Early Modern Low Countries (c.1450-1800) Maarten Prak : Access to the Trade: Urban Craft Guilds and Social and Geographical Mobility in Early Modern Europe Patrick Wallis, Chris Minns : Open Access? Guilds and Citizenship in Early Modern England Z-7 MID01 Risk vs Uncertainty: Between Rational Investments and Gambling in the Middle Ages UR4 Germanistik second floor
Jonas Braekevelt : Monopolising Lotteries, Restricting Gambling. Institutional and Socio-cultural Contradictions in the Game of Chance-policy of the Burgundian-Habsburg State (15th Century) Giovanni Ceccarelli : Making Business out of Gambling in Medieval Italy Jeroen Puttevils : The Lure of Lady Luck: Lotteries and Economic Culture in the Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-century Low Countries Thomas Max Safley : Considerations of Risk in Early Modern Bankruptcy Proceeding ZB-7 POL19 Private Eyes and Public Spies: Surveillance in the United States Hörsaal 26 basement
Simon Judkins : Duelling Committees: 1930s Californian Surveillance Groups and Their Legislative Allies Robert Lichtman : The Role of J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI in Creating and Perpetuating McCarthyism Jacqueline Ross : Undercover Policing and Entrapment in Comparative Perspective ZD-7 LAB34 Round Table: Political Change as a Determinant of Shifting Labour Relations Prominentenzimmer
Thursday 24 April 2014
16.30 - 17.30
A-8
CUL00
Network meeting Culture
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
B-8 ECO00 Network meeting Economic History Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
C-8 CRI00 Network meeting Criminal Justice Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
D-8 AFR00 Network meeting Africa, Asia, Latin America Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
E-8 ANT00 Network meeting Antiquity Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
F-8 EDU00 Network meeting Education and Childhood Elise Richtersaal first floor
G-8 ELI00 Network meeting Elites and forerunners Hörsaal 23 first floor
H-8 ETH00 Network meeting Ethnicity and Migration Hörsaal 27 first floor
I-8 FAM00 Network meeting Family and Demography Hörsaal 28 first floor
J-8 HEA00 Network meeting Health and Environt Hörsaal 29 first floor
K-8 MID00 Network meeting Middle Ages Hörsaal 30 first floor
L-8 MAT00 Network meeting Material and Consumer Culture Hörsaal 31 first floor
M-8 LAB00 Network meeting Labour Hörsaal 32 first floor
N-8 POL00 Network meeting Politics, Citizenship and Nations Hörsaal 33 first floor
O-8 REL00 Network meeting Religion Hörsaal 41 first floor
P-8 RUR00 Network meeting Rural History SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Q-8 SEX00 Network meeting Sexuality SR IOGF first floor
R-8 SPA00 Network meeting Spatial and Digital History Hörsaal 42 second floor
S-8 TEC00 Network meeting Technology Hörsaal 45 second floor
T-8 SOC00 Network meeting Social Inequality Hörsaal 46 second floor
U-8 THE00 Network meeting Theory and Historiography Hörsaal 47 second floor
V-8 URB00 Network meeting Urban History Hörsaal 48 second floor
W-8 WOM00 Network meeting Women and Gender Hörsaal 50 second floor
X-8 WOR00 Network meeting World History UR2 Germanistik second floor
Y-8 ORA00 Network meeting Oral History UR3 Germanistik second floor
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
A-9
WOR08
Railway Towns as Portals of Globalization
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Jonathan Hyslop : Durban in the Global Coal-Energy System: Mines, Railways, Docks, and Stokeholds in the Empire of Otto Siedle’s Natal Direct Line, 1889-1919. Jamie Monson : Making Globalization Work: Railway Porters at Kapiri Mposhi, Zambia Nitin Sinha : The imperial/global ‘connectedness’ of the small railway town of Jamalpur, India, 1860s-1880s B-9 CRI08 Early Modern Criminal Justice and Legal Sources: New Perspectives Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Krista Kesselring : Sex and Murder in Early Modern England: Bodies of Evidence Eric Piltz : All Matters of Faith? Criminal Cases in 16th Century Antwerp Stephan Sander-Faes : Beyond the Normative Narrative(s): a Tale of Two Processes from 17th-Century Southern Bohemia C-9 POL01 The Politics of Numbers: Petition Drives and Collection of Signatures in the Shaping of Modern Politics (1640-1960) Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Daniel Carpenter : Spatial and Sequential Analysis of Petition Canvassing: a Geographic Analysis of Anti-slavery Petitions from New York City, 1837 Jean Gabriel Contamin : The Petitioning between Complaint, Pressure and Legitimation: the Right to Petition and the Uses of Petitioning in Contemporary France (1788-1960) Henry Miller : ‘Petition! Petition!! Petition!!!’: Petitioning, Public Opinion and Popular Politics in Britain, c. 1800-1914 David Zaret : From Traditional Petition-and-Response to Political Mobilization in Early-modern England D-9 SPA03 Spatial History of Rural Communities and Landscapes Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Jim Pimpernell : Researching the Evolution of a Large English 18th Century Agricultural Estate using GIS, a Database and Social Network Analysis Tools Ad van Ooststroom : Reconstruction Landownership in 1400 in the Province of Utrecht George Vascik : The Political Sociology of Northern German Moor and Fehn Communities Anouk Vermeulen : Innovation Knows no Limites: Reconsidering Roman Centuriation in Tarragona and Arles E-9 ECO09 Economic Development in the Age of Nation Building: New Perspectives on the Economic History of Central and South-Eastern Europe in the Late 19th and early 20 Centuries Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Matthias Morys : Central Banks and Nation-states in South-East Europe, 1878 – 1928 Max-Stephan Schulze, P. Caruana-Galizia : Empires Diverging: A Spatial Analysis of Habsburg and German Regional GDP, 1870-1910 Tamás Vonyó : By how much did socialist economies underperform? A cross-country investigation’ F-9 ANT07 Social Science Greek History Elise Richtersaal first floor
Roland Oetjen : Taxes or “Benefactions”? An Economic Analysis of “Euergetism” and its Emergence Matthew Simonton : Aristotle the Game Theorist: Authoritarian Breakdown in Classical Greek Oligarchies Claire Taylor : Social Capital and Marginalised Groups in the Ancient Greek World H-9 EDU07 Institutions for Children - Meaning and Character Hörsaal 27 first floor
Steven Taylor : Poverty, Emigration and Family: Experiencing Childhood Poverty in Late Nineteenth-Century Manchester Dick van Gijlswijk : Schools for Poor Children in the Eighteenth Century I-9 LAB08 Imperial Connections and Household Labour Relations Hörsaal 28 first floor
Louella de Graaf : Between Forced Labor and Market Work. Javanese Households, the Allocation of Labor and Time, and Consumption under Colonial Rule, 1830-1970 Michiel de Haas : Measuring African Rural Welfare: A Reconstruction of Ugandan Rural Living Standards in the 1920s-30s Steffen Rimner : When Opium Enters the Household: the Division of Labor, Paternal Drug Consumption and Familial Impoverishment in India and China, c. 1880-1900 J-9 ETH14 Identity Construction in Multicultural Britain Hörsaal 29 first floor
Vimal Patel : 'Caste and Caste Identity in Leicester: A Splendid Isolation?' Gavin Schaffer : What’s Behind the Open Door? Making Multiculturalism on British Television Christopher Roy Zembe : Migrating with Colonial and Post-Colonial Memories: Dynamics of Ethnic and Racial Interactions within the Zimbabwean Community in the United Kingdom K-9 CUL19 Representing the Child: The Innovative Role of the Arts Hörsaal 30 first floor
Pieter Mooren : Picturing the child: The child in the 16th century Works of Mercy and the 20th century Frog picture books. Jane Southcott : Tunes of Heritage: Changing Constructions of the Child in Music Matthew Worley : 'Oi Oi Oi’: Class and Locality in British Punk L-9 ETH20 Organizing Migration: Concepts and Limits of a Longitudinal Perspective Hörsaal 31 first floor
Matteo Pretelli : Fascist Cultural Promotion in the 'Little Italies' Zeynep Sezgin : Conceptualizing Transnational Migrant Organizations: Turkish Migrant Organizations in Austria Hanna Sonkajärvi : Organizations and Migration in the Early Modern Period: Some Reflections on the Basque Case Frank Wolff : From Peddler to Gaucho and Citizen: Global Jewish Relief Agencies as Mediating Organizers in the Age of Great Migrations, 1880-1939 M-9 LAB26 mig Migration and Ethnicity in Coalfield History (worldwide) Hörsaal 32 first floor
Marion Fontaine : Football, Immigration and Identity in the French Mining Communities: the Case of the “Nord” and the “Lorraine” Coalfields (1930’-1960’) Philip Slaby : “Dissimilarity Breeds Contempt: Mines, Foreigners, and the State in Interwar France” Clarice Gontarski Speranza : Struggles and Assimilation: the Role of European Workers in Brazilian Coal Mining (São Jerônimo, RS, 1850-1950) N-9 SEX14 Politics of Sexuality in the 70's Hörsaal 33 first floor
Antoine Idier : Gay Liberation and Pedophilia in Post 68 France Mariette Le Den : Standards of Motherhood: from Young Mothers to Single Mothers in the 70's O-9 ETH28 The Role of the Judiciary in the Making of Immigration Policies Hörsaal 41 first floor
Ewen McIntosh : Judicial Impact on UK Asylum Removals Policy and its Political Framing (1990 – 2012) Sonia Morano-Foadi : Judicial reflections on the interplay between human rights and migration Devyani Prabhat : Constructing a Virtuous Citizen: Judgments of the Special Immigration Appeals Commission Helena Wray : The Role of the Judiciary in the Making of Immigration Policies. Family Migration, Human Rights and the UK Supreme Court P-9 SEX09 Defining Female Sexualities SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Tamara Chaplin : Lesbopolis: Bagdam Cafée and Lesbian Life in Toulouse, 1970 to the present Julie Gammon : The 'Female-Husband' in 18th Century England Riikka-Maria Pöllä : Madame de Sévigné & Ninon de Lenclos: Possibility to Take Control of Their Own Sexuality? Q-9 ORA08 Disrupted Lives, Disrupted Identities SR IOGF first floor
Michaela Raggam-Blesch : Ruptured Lives and Identities: Persecution and Survival of Women and Men of “Half-Jewish” Descent during the Nazi Regime in Vienna Andreas Schmoller : Personal Testimony and Local Memory in Dialogue? On the Life Story of a Polish Survivor of the Ebensee Concentration Camp who Stayed in Ebensee Christa Whitney : Empty/Full: Jewish Lithuania and Poland in the Memory of its Residents and Descendents R-9 ELI11 Elite Positions across Time: Prosopgraphic and Generational Approaches Hörsaal 42 second floor
Laurence Brockliss, Michael Moss : The Old and New Professions in 19th Century Britain Nuno Severiano Teixeira, Isabel Alcario : Who is the Portuguese Foreign Minister? 1890-2010 - The Study of an Elite Frederik Verleden, Emmanuel Gerard : Representatives and Senators in Belgium 1831-2013: the Transformation of a Parliamentary Elite S-9 RUR18 lb13 Mobilization and Stabilization of Rural Labor Force Hörsaal 45 second floor
Guillaume Vadot : Living and Struggling in a Plantation: Housing, Wage Labor and Labor Struggles in a Post Structural Adjustment Plan Agro-industrial Plantation in Cameroon Wessel Visser : "Marikana has come to the Farms!!!" The Socio-economic Impact of the November 2012-January 2013 Agricultural Strike in the Western Cape, South Africa T-9 FAM05a Long-term Perspectives on Divorce and Union Dissolution in Western Countries I Hörsaal 46 second floor
Ólöf Garðarsdóttir, Brynja Björnsdóttir : The Implications of Divorce in Late 19th and Early 20th Century Iceland Bente Rosenbeck : Divorce in the Nordic Countries Pasi Saarimäki : Bourgeois Women’s Organizations and the Question of Divorce in Finland 1884–1930 U-9 FAM23 Immigation and Marriage Strategies in Comparative Context Hörsaal 47 second floor
Juan Francisco Henarejos López, Francisco Chacón Jiménez : Marital Strategies, Social Mobility and Consanguinity in Mediterranean Spain: Murcia: Centuries XVIII- XIX Hans Jørgen Marker, Nanna Floor Clausen : Moving to or from Marriage? Mateusz Wyzga : Migrations to Cracow during the Preindustrial Period V-9 RUR08 Rural Factor Markets in Different Legal and Institutional Contexts. Towards a Methodological Framework Hörsaal 48 second floor
Nicolas De Vijlder : Manors, Manorial Accounts and Land Transfers in the Early Modern Low Countries. A Short Note on their Legal and Institutional Context Eline Van Onacker : Small but Significant. The Micro-level Functioning of Markets for Land and Credit in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries (The Campine area, Low Countries) W-9 MAT11 Rural Artisans, Shops and Consumers Hörsaal 50 second floor
Béatrice Craig : Modernity, Respectability and the Early 18th Century Canadian Rural Consumer Marie Ulväng : Clothing, Gender, Values and Valuations in 19th Century Merja Uotila : Rural Artisans in Early Nineteenth-Century Finland Ann Wilson : Production, Consumption and Agency: Catholic Images in Late Nineteenth-century Ireland X-9 HEA18 Social Determinants of Health: Sanitary Reform and Nutrition UR2 Germanistik second floor
Tenna Jensen : The Role of Food in Elderly Care Corinne Pernet : Food, Development, and the Return of the Local at FAO Y-9 SOC10 Round table: Identification and Registration - Documenting the Individual in World History UR3 Germanistik second floor
Simon Szreter, Keith Breckenridge : Registration and Recognition. Documenting the Person in World History Z-9 MID04 The 'Props' of Everyday Life? Material Culture, Daily Practices and Urban Values in Late Medieval and early Modern Urban Society UR4 Germanistik second floor
Maxime Poulain : Cultural Identity and Social Standing: the Case-study of Middelburg Isis Sturtewagen : Clothing the Children. Dress and Daily Life at the Begard School of Bruges in the mid-16th Century. Katherine Wilson : The Function of Textiles in Domestic Spaces from the Evidence of Testaments and Inventories from Later Medieval Dijon, Douai and Tournai ZA-9 URB01a Conceived, Constructed, Contested Spaces’ – Gender and Household in the European Town I Hörsaal 24 basement
Elaine Chalus : ‘Our House is like a Coffee room’: The Fremantles in Italy, 1815–19 Alison Duncan : ‘Elegant Economy’, the ‘Family of Friends’, and ‘a Love for Amusements’: the Urban Household as a Foundation for Never-married Scots Gentlewomen’s Status and Relationships ZB-9 TEC05 Rewriting the Histories of Innovation Hörsaal 26 basement
Heather Holmes : A Neglected Innovation: the Double Furrow Plough in Scotland, its Early Adoption and Use, 1870-1880 Miroslaw Sikora : Intelligence Service as a Tool of Science. Example of Poland during the 70. and 80. of XX'th Century Anna Zawadzka : Ideological Aspects of Roman Military Engineering ZD-9 ETH37 Postcolonial Identity Prominentenzimmer
Timo Särkkä : Colonial Identity-building in Southern and Central Africa: the Case of Finns 1900–1960 Aniek Smit, Maya Wester : On the border of the Musi: Dutch expatriates in Indonesia during the process of economic decolonization (1949-1965)
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
A-10
WOR09
Religion, Creolization and Ambivalence in the 18th Century Atlantic World
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Laura Hollsten : Quaker Networks in Eighteenth Century Tortola Louise Sebro : Creolization: Strategy or Fate Gunvor Simonsen : Finding a Place in the Atlantic World: the Case of Christian Protten and Frederik Svane B-10 CRI09 Practices of Execution and Torture: Continuity and Change Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Catalina Elena Chelcu : The Practice of Negotiating the Death Penalty in Moldavia by Mid-18th Century Vivien Miller : The Electric Chair, Modernity and Capital Punishment in the 20th Century American South Lizzie Seal : Albert Pierrepoint and the Cultural Ambivalence of the Twentieth-Century Hangman C-10 POL02 Anarchists, Marxists, and Nationalists in the Colonial and Postcolonial World, 1870s-1940s: Antagonisms, Solidarities, and Syntheses Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Steven Hirsch : Conflict and Collaboration in a Time of Political Sectarianism: Anarchists, Syndicalists, Apristas, and Communist Workers in Peru, 1924-1934 Maia Ramnath : International Man of Mystery: M.P.T. Acharya Joshua Savala : Class and Nation Across a Shifting Border: Chilean and Peruvian Ports and Maritime Workers, 1890s-1920s D-10 AFR04 Cultural Identity Constructions in a global comparative perspective Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Jonathyne Briggs : Salut les copains?: Decolonization and Youth Identity in 1960s France Birgit Englert : Creating Comoria – popular music in translocal spaces Luiz Moretto : Cimboa and Violin: Subjectivities in the Cape Verdean Diaspora E-10 LAT07 European Migration and Identity in Argentina and Brazil Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Michael Gonzales : Imperial Memories and Modern Vistas: Spain and Argentina in the Centennial Celebration of Independence in Buenos Aires (May, 1910) Karl Monsma : Immigrant Plantation Workers in Mid-19th Century São Paulo State: Sources of Conflict and the “Failure” of Early Attempts to Replace Slaves with Immigrants Oswaldo Truzzi : Italian Identities in São Paulo Coffee Economy, 1880-1950 F-10 ANT08 Official Power and Local Elites – the Inner Structures of Provincial Leadership in the Roman Empire Elise Richtersaal first floor
Ian J. Marshman : The Power in Their Hands: elite identities and signet rings from Roman Britain Rada Varga : Provincial Landmarks of the Official Power. The Praetorium Consularis of Apulum Francesca Zaccaro : Collective Mentality and Praot's: Ruling Classes in the Eastern Provinces in Literature, Linguistics and Epigraphy G-10 ECO04 Rent Seeking Institutions and the Little Divergence: The Economic Impact of Serfdom and Guilds in Pre-industrial Europe Hörsaal 23 first floor
Mikolaj Malinowski : Serfs and the city; market conditions, surplus extraction institutions and urban growth in Poland, 1500-1772 Miguel Peman : The Rise of the Craft Guild System. Evidence from Italy, Belgian and Dutch Cities (1200-1800). Igor Zurimendi : Abolition of Serfdom and the Growth of Cities in Eastern Europe H-10 EDU08 Child Protection and Welfare Hörsaal 27 first floor
Elisabeth Malleier : Un/protected Children. Children and Voluntary Child Protection Associations in the Habsburg Monarchy Victoria Schmidt : The Depluralisation of Approaches to Child during the Late Empire Period: Recognising the Segregation of Disabled and Roma Children in the Czech Lands I-10 LAB10 Labour and Survival on the Soviet Home Front During World War II Hörsaal 28 first floor
Donald Filtzer : "The Impact of World War II on the Soviet Union’s Home Front Urban Population" Wendy Goldman : “The Evacuation of Soviet Industry: Dismantling and Rebuilding the Industrial Base” Johannes-Dieter Steinert : Polish and Soviet Child Forced Labourers in Nazi Germany and German Occupied Eastern Europe J-10 ASI05 Nations, Borders and Identity Politics Hörsaal 29 first floor
Diana Dimitrova : Religion, Gender and Culture in Bollywood Film 1994- 2001 Jari Okkonen : Archaeology of the Defeated – The Toro Excavation (1947–1950) and US Occupation Authorities K-10 CUL10 Interpreting the Past: Photography and Nationalsocialism Hörsaal 30 first floor
Ina Markova : Austrovision of the Past. Iconic Pictures, Visual Tropes, and the Pictorial Discourse of Austria’s National-Socialist Past Petra Mayrhofer : Which Perspectives on the Past? Visual remembrance cultures about National Socialism in Europe L-10 WOM09 Men and Masculinities in Women’s Emancipation Movements (1960-1990) Hörsaal 31 first floor
Philippe De Wolf : Men’s Participation in Women’s Emancipation Movements and the Construction of a Male Feminist Identity (France, Belgium and the Netherlands, 1960-1990) Jacobus A. Du Pisani : Palatable Patriarchy? Angus Buchan, the "Mighty Men" and Masculinity Raoudha Kammoun : Gender and Masculinities in Tunisia Sebastian Scheele : Male Privilege – North American Roots of a Polarizing Discourse in Contemporary German Feminism and Antiracism M-10 LAB22a Translocal- and Micro-Histories of Global Labour I: Global lives Hörsaal 32 first floor
Giuseppe Marcocci : Mission as Global Labour: Pedro Fernandes Sardinha from Goa to Bahia, 1545-1556 Antonio Negro : Visualizing the Anonymous Other: Labouring People in Visual Sources across Borders Lara Putnam : Microhistory and the Transnational Routes of Racialized Labor N-10 THE05 The “Reality” of History – The Reality of “History” Hörsaal 33 first floor
Achim Saupe : Playing with Historical Authenticity. 20th Century German History in Recent Films Daniel Siemens : National Socialist Storm Troopers (SA) in World War II: more than a Virtual Reality? P-10 SEX08 Medical Narratives and Institutions SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Martin Scheutz, Alfred Stefan Weiss : Sexuality as an Aspect of Hospital Life in the Early Modern Era - Normal or Exception? Janet Weston : 'He alleged he Could not Control Himself': Normal or Abnormal, Curable or a Hopeless Case? Diagnosing and Treating the Sexual Offender in Mid-twentieth Century England Q-10 ORA09 Public Memory Interventions SR IOGF first floor
Marta Kurkowska-Budzan : „I’m a Communist Sportsman”: Meanings, Discourses and Identities in Contemporary Poland R-10 ELI12 Local Administration as Mediators between the Populace and the Central Power Hörsaal 42 second floor
Michael Nobel Jakobsen : "Peasant Bailiffs" - the Administrative Elite of Rural Denmark in the First Half of the 17th Century Sergey Valentinovich Lyubichankovskiy : Provincial Officials as Part of Ruling Elite of the Russian Empire: Influence of their Sociocultural Characteristics on their Efficiency (the Second Half of XIX – the Beginning of XX Cent.) Fernanda Olival, Ana Isabel López-Salazar : Social mobility in Portugal in the Early Modern times: the Inquisition and the “intermediate groups” Alexandru Onojescu : Bureaucracy as an Interest-group. The Case of the Romanian High Civil-Servants from Transylvania between 1861-1867 S-10 RUR17 Rural Protest and Institutions Hörsaal 45 second floor
Antonio Herrera, John Markoff : Democracy and Rural World in Contemporary Spain: First Results of an Ongoing Research Project Anna R. Locke : Fighting for Land Rights Ruth Sandwell : Before the Clearances: Rural Protest and the Decline of Smallholders in Canada, 1930-1960 T-10 FAM05b Long-term Perspectives on Divorce and Union Dissolution in Western Countries II Hörsaal 46 second floor
Sheela Kennedy, Steve Ruggles : Breaking up is Hard to Count: The Rise of Divorce and Cohabitation Instability in the United States, 1980-2010 Maria Stanfors, Glenn Sandström : A Century of Divorce in Sweden. Socio-economic Restructuring and the Long Term Changes in Marital Stability in Sweden 1915-2010 Daniele Vignoli, Anna Matysiak & Marta Styrc : The Educational Gradient in Marital Disruption: A Meta-analysis of European Research U-10 FAM24 Family and Demography of Elites, Ancient and Modern Hörsaal 47 second floor
Peter Pflaumer : A Demometric Analysis of Ulpian´s Table Wilko Schröter : The Demography of Europe’s Ruling Families from the 17th to 19th Century Harry Willekens : The Development of Family Rules in Ancient Rome and in the Twentieth-century West : a Puzzling Analogy V-10 RUR09 Private Credit and Social Change in the Countryside. Hörsaal 48 second floor
Rosa Congost : Becoming Richer through Debt: the Impact of a Reduction of Interest Rates on Humble pPople (Catalonia, 18th Century) Ricard Garcia-Orallo : Indebted Landlords or Rentiers with a New Strategy? Landlords in Face of the Agrarian Crises of the End of the 19th Century. The Catalan Example Arlette Schweitz, Beaur Gerard : Standard of Living and Credit in the Brie in 17th and 18th Centuries W-10 MAT12 Marketing & Advertising Hörsaal 50 second floor
Gerulf Hirt, Sandra Schürmann : When the Cigarette Went to War: Investigating the Branded Product's Political Cultures during and after World War I Sorcha O'Brien : Making Meaning with Ephemera – Electrical Technology and Irish National Identity in the 1920s Cheryl Roberts : A Price for Fashion: A Young Working Class Woman’s Wardrobe in 1930s London. X-10 HEA05 Health Education Practices in Socio-Historical Perspective (19th-20th centuries) UR2 Germanistik second floor
Enric Novella, Geert Thyssen & Karin Priem : The Challenge of Consumption: Luxembourg’s Steel Industry and the Educational Crusade against Tuberculosis (Ca. 1880-1930) Séverine Parayre : The Birth of Policy Organization of Health Education and his Difficult Application in France in Nineteenth Century Enrique Perdiguero-Gil, Josep M. Comelles : Fighting against Superstition as Health Education: Folk-medicine in Spain (1885-1985) Y-10 SOC03 spe Special session. Cities and Social Inequality UR3 Germanistik second floor
Z-10 MID05 Analysing Networks of Communication: China and Europe in Comparative Perspective (800-1600) UR4 Germanistik second floor
Hilde De Weerdt : Analyzing Political Affiliations in Notebooks and Correspondence: Factionalist Politics Revisited Franz-Julius Morche, Sergio Currarini : An Economic Model of Political Communication: Informational Networks in Venetian Long-Distance Trade, 1350-1500 Maria Riep : tba ZA-10 URB01b Conceived, Constructed, Contested Spaces’ – Gender and Household in the European Town II Hörsaal 24 basement
Anne Montenach : Within or Beyond the Household? Female Economic Spaces in Eighteenth-century Lyon Deborah Simonton : What’s Love Got to do with it? Gender, Endogamy and Urban Economies ZB-10 POL16 The Shaping of Liberal Democratic Political Cultures Hörsaal 26 basement
Anne Berg : Becoming Democrats: Democratic Subjection before the Struggle for Universal Suffrage, the Case of Sweden 1830–1880 Samuel Edquist : Contested Democracy in Swedish Popular Education, 1900–1940 Magnus Olofsson : Red Republicans in the Riksdag. The New Liberal Party Misremembered. ZC-10 TEC01 Patents and Technological Changes UR Altre Geschichte
Peter Meyer : Aeronautical technology flows at the start of World War I Alessandro Nuvolari, Michelangelo Vasta : Independent Inventjon in Italy during the Liberal Age, 1861-1913 Jochen Streb, Francesco Cinnirella : The Role of Human Capital in Prussia’s Economic Development: a Substitute for or a Complement to Technology? ZD-10 ETH30 The Uses and Abuses of the East European Exiled Intellectuals in the West during the Cold War Prominentenzimmer
Veronika Durin-Hornyik : Free Europe University in Exile Inc./ Collège de l’Europe libre: Training Youth for U.S. Foreign Policy Purposes in the Cold War (1951-1965)? Lukasz Gorniok : The Changing Swedish Migration Policy in the Cold War Climate, 1968-1975 Vessela S. Warner : Bulgarian Emigrant Writers and Radio Free Europe in the 1970s: The Cases of Dimitar Inkyov and Georgi Markov
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
A-11
WOR10
Tangible Internationalism' between the World Wars
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Vincent Lagendijk : “Between a Hub and Hubris: the League of Nations as a Node in Scientification and Europeanisation.” Daniel Laqua : From the Lecture Theatre to the League: Student Internationalism Between the Wars Katharina Rietzler : Reconstructing Central Europe's Mandarins: American Relief for University Professors in the Aftermath of the Great War B-11 CRI06 Crying Shame: Investigating Blame and Culpability in Britain since 1800 Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
David Nash : Tarts, Vicars and Modernity: The Rector of Stiffkey, Modern Shame and the Archaeology of Reputation Pieter Wagenaar, Ivo van Loo : Be Careful what you do: Before you Disgrace your Wife and Children, and Bring Ruin to yourself: Impression Management in the 18th Century Dutch Republic: the Case of Jacobus Duncan (1752-1806) Katherine Watson : “I just had to do something”: the Role of Shame in Twentieth-Century British Cases of Acid Assault C-11 POL23 The Emergence of Fascism in Europe: the Social Origins of Members and Volunteers of Fascist Parties and Movements Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Roger Griffin : Fascism as a Movement of Populist Evolutionary Ultranationalism. The Sociological Implications of the New Consensus Linda Margittai, László Karsai & Zoltán Lippényi : The Socio-political Dynamics of Membership in the Hungarian Arrowcross Party. Evertjan van Roekel : Dutch Volunteers in the German Waffen-SS D-11 AFR05 Political Economy and Social Conflict in Global and Transnational Perspective Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Sophia du Plessis, Stan du Plessis : Which comes First: Good Governance or Prosperity? A Case Study from the South African Republic and the Orange Free State Giulia Meloni, Johan Swinnen : The Rise and Fall of the World’s Largest Wine Exporter (And Its Institutional Legacy) E-11 SPA15 Solving Methodological and Source-related Challenges in Historical Research and HGIS Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Bo Nissen Knudsen : Mapping Changes – from Changing Perspectives. Employing GIS in Historical Geography and Toponomy Roman Ptak, Grzegorz Strauchold, Tomasz Kubik, Tomasz Babczynski : GIS as a Tool for the Analysis of Geopolitical Changes of Silesia F-11 ANT06 Sickness in Cities. Managing Health in Metropolitan Europe from Ancient to Early Modern Times Elise Richtersaal first floor
Rebecca Flemming : Medicine and Health in Roman Cities: the Case for the Defence Vanessa Harding : Plague, Pox and Pestering: Understanding Ill-health and its Causes in Early Modern London Christa Matthys, Saskia Hin : Sickness and Health in Rome: Getting at the Demographic Living Standards of Ordinary Citizens? G-11 ECO11 The Political Economy of the Post-War Welfare State, 1950-2000 Hörsaal 23 first floor
Dennie Oude Nijhuis : Labor, Capital and the Notion of the Social Wage Jeroen Touwen : Employers' Preferences in the Welfare State, 1920-1940 Bruno Valat : Were Health Expenditures Keynesian ? Questions and Evidence from the French Post-War experience H-11 EDU09 Writing contemporary history of education – challenges and methods Hörsaal 27 first floor
Johan Prytz : How to Explain Change and Non-change in Educational Reform Processes: the Case of Swedish Mathematics Education (Grade 4-9), 1920-1980 Johanna Ringarp : Governed by PISA? The Effect of International Knowledge Measurements on Education Policy Reforms in Germany and Sweden Lisa Rosén Rasmussen, Iben Vyff : Contemporary and Connected Histories of the Danish Primary School, 1970-2013 I-11 LAB11 Learning and Training Patterns of Skilled Labour Force in Preindustrial Europe (14th-18th Centuries) Hörsaal 28 first floor
Raoul De Kerf, Bert De Munck : Wandering about the Learning Market Ruben Schalk : From Orphan to Artisan: the Training of Orphaned Boys in Leiden during the 18th and 19th Century Matthieu Scherman : Apprenticeship of Florentine Merchants-bankers: the Example of the 15th Century London Salviati Bank Constanta Vintila-Ghitulescu : Seduced by the Work/Seduced by the Men. Romanian Childhood and Their Apprentice Experiences the XVIIIth century J-11 REL08 Women's Networks: Religion, Culture and Everyday Life: Fifteenth to Eighteenth Century Hörsaal 29 first floor
Natalia González Heras : Women, Faith and Devotional Practices in Late Eighteenth-century Spain and Domestic Material Culture Laura Malo Barranco : Noble Women’s Religiosity and Devotional Spaces in Early Modern Spain Ana Morte Acin : Women, Sanctity and Everyday Life in Early Modern Spain Cristina Pérez Galán : Religion, Culture, and Everyday Life in Huesca in the Late Middle Ages: Women’s Daily Life and Inquisitorial Records (1450-1500) K-11 CUL11 Iron Curtain Crossings: Cold War Cultural Encounters between East and West Hörsaal 30 first floor
Malgorzata Fidelis : Irresistible Empire in Poland: Exploring American Cultural Influences in the Eastern Bloc, 1950s-1960s Danielle Fosler-Lussier : Music and Media in U.S.-Soviet Cultural Diplomacy L-11 HEA04 Consuming Health: Cures, Medicine, and the Market in World History (16th -20th Centuries) Hörsaal 31 first floor
Aija Kaartinen, Hanna Kuusi : Gendered Marketing of Psychoactive Drugs in Finland, 1950–1960s Michael Zeheter : Mineral Water: Curing the Individual and Curing Society M-11 LAB22b Translocal- and Micro-Histories of Global Labour II Hörsaal 32 first floor
Allyson Hobbs : The 1949 Negro Motorist Green Book Revisited: a Microhistory of the Great Migration Nicoletta Rolla : Skilled Migrant Workers vis-à-vis State and City Institutions (Turin, 18th Century) Achim von Oppen : Translocality over Time: Lake Tanganyika as a Crossroad of East and Central African Labour Histories. N-11 THE07 Institutions, Networks, and Ideology in Historical Research Hörsaal 33 first floor
Patrick Fridenson : New Institutions and New Networks at the Source of the New Labour History in France, 1948-1960 Anne Mccants : Formalizing Informality: Interdisciplinary Research as Practiced by the SSHA Huub Sanders : Networks, Change and Continuity in an Academic Institution: the International Institute of Social History 1979-1989 O-11 ETH22 Postcolonial Migration Hörsaal 41 first floor
Marjolein Schepers : (Post-) Colonial Membership Regimes: Congolese Immigration in Belgium Yann Scioldo-Zurcher : State Compensations Towards Repatriates in France P-11 SEX10 Policing Vice: Legal and Political Discourses SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Marie-Amelie George : From Sexual Psychopath to Deviant Sodomite: The Transition from Sexual Psychopath Legislation to the Decriminalization of Sodomy in America Anita Kurimay : Nazi Inspirations and the Fate of Homosexuals in Hungary, 1933-1945 Hallie Lieberman : “Curing the Sexual Wrecks of Humanity”: the Marketing of Sex Toys in the 19th Century Q-11 ORA10 (Re)presenting Oral History: Web & Performance SR IOGF first floor
Anne Heimo : Everyone a (Online) Historian - History-making on the Internet Graham Smith : The Man who Killed my Grandfather or how I Fell out Love with Oral History: Oral History Collectives and Web 2.0 Malin Thor Tureby, Jesper Johansson : Narratives about Sweden. Methodological Reflections on how to Write a Multivocal History of Sweden Using Archived Interviews and Life Stories. R-11 ELI13 Keeping Foes at Bay: Military and Political Activism at Home and Abroad Hörsaal 42 second floor
Xenia Marinou : Greek Fighters in the Paris Commune (1871) Clemens Pfeffer : Anticolonial Resistance in the Weimar Republic, 1919-1933 S-11 ELI21 Elites at Court – Models of Career in Early Modern Times Hörsaal 45 second floor
Britta Kaegler : The Electoral Court in Munich: Serving the Princes as First Step of Early Modern Careers Irene Kubiska-Scharl : Big Business! The Imperial Court as the Biggest Employer in 18th Century Vienna Rita Melro : The Service and Décor in the Medieval Palace: Garment and Textiles of the Household of King Dinis of Portugal and King Sancho IV of Castile and Léon (1278-1294) Michael Pölzl : Seniority versus Skills – Careers at the Viennese Court in the 18th Century between Tradition and Professionalization T-11 FAM07 Marriage and Divorce in Multicultural Environments in Comparative Perspective Hörsaal 46 second floor
Sally Bould, Gunther Schmaus : The Role of Morality vs Practicality in the Consequences of Divorce and Separation for Mothers: The Case of Denmark, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom Isabelle Konuma : Transmission of Nationality and the Role of Marriage among Mixed Couples in Japan Dalia Leinarte : Escape from Marriage. Divorce and Separation in XIXth Century Lithuania Valeria Sorostineanu : Marriage, Separation and Divorce in Sibiu Orthodox Deanery, Transylvania, Austro-Hungary (1860-1918) U-11 FAM27 Round Table: European Historical Population Samples Network (EHPS-Net) Hörsaal 47 second floor
V-11 RUR10 Becoming Richer, becoming Poorer: the Emergence or Decline of "Middling" Social Groups in the Countryside Hörsaal 48 second floor
Gilles Postel-Vinay : Becoming Richer, becoming Poorer through Inheritance Enric Saguer, Rosa Ros : Beyond life-cycle, inherintance strategies and the industrious revolution. The rise of a middling social group in an Anciene Régime Society (Catalonia, 18th century) Albert Serramontmany : Change in Southern European Rural Consumption. Besalú (Catalonia) 1750-1800 W-11 ETH25soc13 Round Table: Migration, Settlement and Belonging in Europe’: Global and Long-term Perspectives Hörsaal 50 second floor
X-11 ETH09 Emotional Bonds, Subjectivity, and Gendered Narratives of Migration UR2 Germanistik second floor
Marcelo Borges : The Most Awaited Letter: Negotiating Family Strategies and Emotional Bonds in Portuguese Migrant Correspondence Lelia Green, Anne Aly : Using the Perspectives of Refugees to Construct a Contemporary Notion of 'Bastard Warriors' and Unpack a Host Country's Invasion Narratives Miroslav Zajicek, Tomas Cvrcek : School, What is it Good for? The Politics and Economics of Public Education in 19th Century Habsburg Empire Y-11 SOC07a For Better or for Worse? Gender Equality and Family Policies (I) UR3 Germanistik second floor
Arnlaug Leira : Gender Equality and Family Policies in Norway, 1960-2010 Åsa Lundqvist : Gender Equality and Family Policies in Sweden, 1960-2010 Z-11 MID06 Italian Businessmen in Medieval Central and Eastern Europe UR4 Germanistik second floor
Katalin Prajda : Florentine Metal and Textile Trade in Buda and Venice. A Commercial Triangle in 15th-Century Europe Martin Štefánik : Italians’ Participation in Metal Mining and Trade in the Territory of Central Slovakia in the 13th and 14thCenturies Roman Zaoral : Church and Money. Papal Collections Management in Central Europe, 1250-1350 ZA-11 URB03 The Emerging Visual Culture in Metropolitan Vienna in the 1920s and 1930s Hörsaal 24 basement
Sabrina Rahman : The Wiener Werkstätte: Design and Consumption in Early Mass Culture Marie-Noelle Yazdanpanah : Moving Desires: Homemovies in Interwar Vienna ZB-11 POL21 Drafting Nations. Military Conscription and Nation Building in 19-20th-Century Europe Hörsaal 26 basement
Marco Rovinello : Military Draft and Nation Building in Liberal Italy (1861-1914) Gültekin Yildiz : Conscription without Constitution: Revisiting the Late Ottoman Dialectics of Power and Emancipation in the Light of Military History ZC-11 ORA16 Life Story Approaches to Social Transformations UR Altre Geschichte
Anna Kuismin : Ruptures of the Oral and the Written: Exploring Nineteenth-Century Vernacular Poetry in Finland Claudia Graciela Perez : Experiences of Working Women. Chubut, Ends of the S XX Kirsti Salmi-Niklander : Oral Histories Embedded in Written Sources - Finnish University Students and Working-class Youth as Writers and Narrators of their Own History ZD-11 ETH31 Transnational Regulations and Politics of Migration Prominentenzimmer
Christoph Rass : Did International Norms Make a Difference? Migration Regimes and Temporary Workers Before and After 1973 Philippe Rygiel : Civil Rights of Foreigners and International Law in Europe during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Sue Silberberg : Migrants or Settlers? The Nineteenth Century Victorian Jewish Experience Lina Venturas, Yiannis Papadopoulos Panagiota Tourgeli : A Transnational History of ICEM
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
A-12
WOR11
Freemasonry as a World Historical Phenomenon
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Bob James : Henry Melville & 19th C Masonic Dissent David Lindenfeld : Some Prominent Indian Freemasons Heather Morrison : Insubordination and Self-Reliance: the Effect of International Freemasonry on European Scientific Travellers B-12 CRI13 The Delays in Monopolising Legitimate Violence in Europe (End of the Middle Ages-Early Modern Period) Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Aude Musin : Resistances against the Monopolisation of Pardon for Homicide in the Low Countries (16th-18th Centuries) Michel Nassiet : The Long Implementation of Judiciary Monopolies in France in the Early Modern Period Andrea Zorzi : Vendetta and Criminal Law in Italian City-states C-12 POL04 Shifting Boundaries between State and Society: Organizing the State, Representing Labour, Protecting Society Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Dietlind Hüchtker : Gender, Work, and Politics. Women’s Movements between State and Society (Galicia/Poland) Laura Kepplinger : Labour Organization in Interwar Austria: from Räte to Stände Stefano Petrungaro : Looking at the Welfare State from its Margins: the Yugoslav Case D-12 SPA07 How to Build it so that They Use it? User Requirements in Virtual Research Environments for Historians and Social Scientists Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Matt Munson : “VREs Are Dead! Long Live VREs!”: or How a Focus on User Requirements Can Make VREs a Scholarly Asset Aleksandra Pawliczek, Anna Bohn : Connecting Research Practices and Research Communities across Borders: the First World War Domain within the Collaborative European Digital Archival Infrastructure (CENDARI) Veerle Vanden Daelen : User Requirements and Data Integration in European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) – the Greek case. E-12 CUL14 Constructions of National Heritage and National Identity Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Pablo Giori : Nationalism and Cultural Conflict: Castells, Sardanas and Bullfight in Spain during Francoism Stephanie Goncalves : "Dance as a Weapon": Ballet and Propaganda in the Cold War, 1947-1968 Sarah Katharina Kayß : The Relevance and Understanding of the National Past in Relation to the Motivation to Enlist – A Comparison of British and German Officer Cadets Kobi Peled : The Reconstruction of Islamic Sacred Places and the Construction of Cultural Identities: Architecture, History and Politics in a Mosque in Israel F-12 ANT10 The Body in Antiquity Elise Richtersaal first floor
Emma-Jayne Graham : Composite Bodies: Gods, Humans and the Anatomical Votive in the Republican Sanctuary Helen King : Hearing the Patient? Using Medical Sources on Bodily Experience James Robson : Sexual Attraction in Ancient Greece Katy Soar : "White Men Can’t Jump”: A Reappraisal of Bull-Leaping in Minoan Culture Laura Swift : Visual Display and the Female Body in Parthenaic Song G-12 ECO12 New Views on Economic Development before and around WWI Hörsaal 23 first floor
Tobias Alexander Jopp : Turning Points in World War I: Some Evidence from the Capital Markets Alexandra Zhereb : Formation and Collapse of Capitalistic Institutions at the Turn of 19th to 20th Century in Russia H-12 EDU10 Childhood Health Hörsaal 27 first floor
Leticia Fontecha Fernandez Rumeu : Pain in Childhood: Debates in Ancient Times and the Early Twentieth Century Sofia Littmarck : Discourses on Children and Childhood in Parent Education Policies in Sweden Mary Clare Martin : How Illness Shaped Childhood in Britain, 1800-2000 I-12 LAB12 Meet the Authors: Robert Waters & Geert Van Goethem: American Labor's Global Ambassadors Hörsaal 28 first floor
J-12 REL09 Making Christian Men and Women Hörsaal 29 first floor
Johan Lundin : The Salvation Army in Sweden and the Making of Gender – Conversion Narratives 1887–1918 Martin Nykvist : “Now they do it to Obtain a Corruptible Crown; but we an Incorruptible” – Sports, Christianity, and Masculinity in the Young Church Movement Iida Saarinen : Negotiating the Sense of Belonging in Faith? Scottish Roman Catholic Seminarians in the Nineteenth Century Pilar Salomón : Religion and Gender Identities in the Spanish Republican Political Culture (1931-1936) K-12 CUL12 Representing Mixed Couples: Stereotypes, Symbols and Real Life Identities Hörsaal 30 first floor
Alexandra Rijke : 'Stepping Out of Line': the Experiences of Mixed Couples in the Netherlands Margaretha van Es : Mixed Relationships and the Al Nisa Organisation for Dutch Muslim Women L-12 WOM11 Being a Political Woman / Writing about Political Women: The problem of Gender. Hörsaal 31 first floor
Anne Epstein : Mobilizing knowledge, shaping politics: Women as civic entrepreneurs in early twentieth-century Paris Gunnel Karlsson : How to Get Rid of a Woman Politician Anneke Ribberink : Religion as a Banner: the Making of the First Woman Cabinet Minister in the Netherlands M-12 LAB22c Translocal- and Micro-Histories of Global Labour III: Theory and Methodology Hörsaal 32 first floor
Sigurdur Gylfi Magnusson : The Concept of the Singularization of History within the Global Space and Scale – An Approach in Microhistory Ekaterini Mitsiou, Johannes Preiser-Kapeller : Moving Hands: Types and Scales of Labour Mobility in the Late Medieval Eastern Mediterranean (1200-1500 CE) N-12 THE08 Biography as a Method in Social Science History Hörsaal 33 first floor
Tiina Kinnunen : Fighting Feminists - Fighting Feminisms: Comparative Biography in Reserach on Feminist Ideas Kristina Lundgren : Ada Nilsson (1872-1964) - a Women's Doctor at the Barricade Irma Sulkunen : Biography and Canonized National Histories O-12 ETH11a Gender and Migration I: Moving On Hörsaal 41 first floor
Jessica Carlisle : The Case of Moroccan Fathers of Dutch Children in Peripheral Transnationalism Elzbieta Kuzma : The Polish Women Migrants in Brussels: the Success Story of the Migratory Movement from the Peripheral Rural Communities to the European Urban Metropolis Kerstin Rosenow-Williams, Katharina Behmer : A Gendered Human Security Perspective on Forced Migration Marlou Schrover : What is the Problem? An Analysis of Problematisation of Migration Issues 1945-2014 P-12 WOM08 How Immoral is Immoral: Gender, Crime and Violence in Early Modern Europe SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Maarten van Dijck : Does Repression Work? The Criminalization of Young Offenders in the Low Countries during the Late Medieval and Early Modern Period Q-12 ORA11 Migration: Memories & Perceptions SR IOGF first floor
Kate Moore : Crushed at the Gate of Opportunity: Memories of the Medical Detentions at Ellis Island R-12 ELI14 Old Elites under New Regime Hörsaal 42 second floor
Antonino Crisa : Politicians, Custodians and Workers: a Complex ‘Archaeological’ Society in Late Nineteenth-century Sicily José Miguel Hernández : Strategies against Distinction: Nobility under Spanish Second Republic Niels Matheve : ‘A Time of Chaos and Vox Populi: Simple Truth or Just a Myth?’ Analysis of the Democratization and Political Instability in Interwar Belgium S-12 ELI10 Wealthy Benefactors in Europe, 19th to Early 20th Centuries: Money and Motivations Hörsaal 45 second floor
Mia Löwengart : Philanthropy in Stockholm, in the Late 19th Century: Jewish and Non-Jewish Elite Donation Practices Galina Ulyanova : ‘Not for Wealth but for God’: Moscow Merchants’ Elite Structure of Giving and Motives for Charity. 1860-1914 T-12 FAM11 Spatial Variation in Residence Patterns in Europe Hörsaal 46 second floor
Siegfried Gruber, Mikolaj Szoltysek : Spatial Variation in Residence Patterns in Germany, 18th and 19th Centuries Péter Öri, Levente Pakot : Spatial Variations in Residence Patterns: Hungary 1869 Peter Teibenbacher : Patterns of Household and Family Structures in Austria 1910. A Regional and Socio-economic Comparison U-12 FAM25 Marriage in Comparative Perspective Hörsaal 47 second floor
Joana-Maria Pujades-Mora, Anna Cabré and Miquel Valls : Secularization and Industrialization: the Seasonality of Marriages at the Barcelona Area, 1820-1860 Eric Schneider, Jacob Weisdorf : Marital Status: Single (in the Past) Dimitra Vassiliadou : “Love is in the Air”: a Hybrid Emotion at the Service of Middle Class Athenian Couples during the 19th Century V-12 RUR11 Budget of Ie, Family and Household: an Empirical Historical Study for the Paralleling and Contrasting of Regions in Japan and Europe Hörsaal 48 second floor
Tine De Moor, Richard Zijdeman : Making the Household Work. Non-kin Deployment as a Survival Strategy in the Early Modern Household (The Netherlands, 18th Century) Hiroshi Hasebe : The Formation of 'Ie' and the 'Family Budget' in Judit Klement : The Economic Role of the Family in the Second Half of the 19th Century in Hungary Craig Muldrew : Household Income and Expenditure in English Labouring Households in the Eighteenth Century W-12 WOM16 Embodied Gender Hörsaal 50 second floor
Natalia Pushkareva : The Depiction of the Female Mouth in Russian Literary and Visual Sources of the 12th through the 20th Centuries: a Feminist Interpretation Emma Rees : Vulvanomics: How we Talk about Vaginas Helena Tolvhed : New Femininities and Masculinities in the Health and Exercise Discourse from 1970 X-12 HEA10a International Loans and Debts in the Fight against Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza I, American Region of the WHO UR2 Germanistik second floor
Ana-Maria Carrillo : International Loans and Debts in Establishing a National Epidemiological Surveillance System in Mexico, both General and Specific, for Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza Ana Paulina Malavassi : Analysis of the Infantile Vaccination Programs set up in Costa Rica against Smallpox, Polio and Influenza Y-12 SOC07b Global Gender Equality Politics II UR3 Germanistik second floor
Heike Kahlert : Gender equality politics – key politics in ageing EU-Europe? Pia Levin : Illegitimate Equality. The Role of Social Equality in Shaping the Legitimacy of Gender Equality Ylva Waldemarson : A Nordic Gender Equality? Z-12 MID07 Medieval Cities in the Iberian Peninsula UR4 Germanistik second floor
María Ángeles Martín Romera : From Representing Political Factions to Representing Different Social Groups: Changes in the Castilian Urban System at the End of the Middle Ages Jesus Angel Solorzano-Telechea : The Development of the Commons’ Political Identity in the Late Medieval Towns of Northern Atlantic Spain Irina Variash : Dialogue of Muslim and Christian Communities with the Crown (Kingdom of Aragon, XIVth century) ZA-12 URB05 Composing the Urban Community Hörsaal 24 basement
Sarah-Maria Schober : Individuals, Group or Non-group? The Physicians of Basel about 1580 and the Complexity of their Embedment in the Urban Society Elisabeth Thoss : Journeymen´s Migration from/to Cracow and Wroclaw from the 16th to the 19th Century ZB-12 POL10 Cancelled:Roundtable: revisiting the nature of fascism Hörsaal 26 basement
ZC-12 ORA17 Environment: Ruptures and Transformations UR Altre Geschichte
Anna Green : '"Toxic Tide" or "Golden Oil"? Oral History and Representations of the Torrey Canyon Disaster, 1967' ZD-12 CRI21 Threatening the State: Sedition, Treason and Coercion Prominentenzimmer
Thomas Rodgers : Responding to Threat: Coercion in the Confederation era USA Helmut Thome : Applying and Testing Durkheimian Concepts in Explaining Long-term Development of Violent Crime Ilkay Yilmaz : Anti-anarchist Policies of Ottoman Empire in the Hamidian Era (1876-1908)
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
A-13
WOR15
Institutional Underpinnings of Cultural Globalization: Occupational Groups and their Strategies of Internationalization (1870s to 1920s)
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Katja Naumann : Institutional Footing of 19th Century Globalization: the Making of the International Committee of the Red Cross Heidi Tworek : Reporting the World: Global News Networks, 1870-1939 Blaise Wilfert : Profession, Nation and the Market. The Inter-nationalisation of French Publishers during the Second Part of the 19th Century B-13 CRI14a The Uses of Justice in Europe I: Long-term Developments Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Veerle Massin, Sarah Auspert : Deviance and Confinement of Women: a Long-term Perspective (18th-20th c.) Jorgen Mührmann-Lund : Policing and Social Order in 18th Century Denmark Griet Vermeesch : Legal Aid to the Poor in Eighteenth- and Ninetheenth-century Belgium and the Netherlands Antoon Vrints, Margo De Koster : Uses of Police Institutions and the Policing of the Citizen, 18th-20th c. C-13 POL05 Visions from the Periphery: Fascism, Corporatism and Authoritarianism Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Constantin Iordachi : The Social Basis of Fascism: the Legion of Archangel Michael in Interwar Romania Beatrice Sjöström : Visions of a Fascist Future in Sweden during the Interwar Period Valerio Torreggiani : Towards an Orderly Society. Corporatism in Great Britain in the first Half of the 20th Century D-13 SPA05 Individual and Contextual Influences on Mortality in Space and Time Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Justin Colson : Plotting Practitioners: GIS and Spatial Patterns in Early Modern Medical Provision in England and Wales Sebastian Klüsener, Siegfried Gruber, Peter Ekamper, Frans van Poppel, Ian Gregory, Jordi Marti-Henneberg, Luis Silveria and Arne Solli : Spatial Variation in Infant Mortality at an Early Stage of the Longevity Revolution: a Pan-European View in 1910 Grazyna Liczbinska : Mortality Patterns and Health Status among Catholics and Lutherans from Different Ecological and Cultural Centres of 19-century Poland Robert Schwartz, Thomas Thevenin : Improving the Odds: Railways, Agrarian Change, and Infant Mortality in Victorian Britain Nynke van den Boomen, Peter Ekamper : Region, Religion and Infant Death. Geographical Differentiation in Water- and Food borne Infectious Disease Mortality in the Netherlands, 1875-1899 E-13 CUL08 Corporate Art Collections and their Social Histories Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Gaia Salvatori : Contemporary Art in Italian Universities: a History of Art and Society Celine Van Kleef : The Social and Historical Origins of Renault’s Department of Recherches, art et industrie F-13 ETH04 Confession, Ethnicity and Integration in the Local Economy: the Role of Religious Communities in the Shaping of Urban Space in Vienna from the Late 15th to the 19th Century Elise Richtersaal first floor
Anna Ransmayr : Occupying Space: About the Development of Vienna’s Greek Neighbourhood Barbara Schedl : “St. Stephen’s in Vienna. Architecture of the Written Sources” Maria A. Stassinopoulou : Endowments as an Instrument of Local Integration and Memorial Continuation of an Older Identity G-13 ECO13 Economic Aspects of Nationhood Hörsaal 23 first floor
Aappo Kähönen : Optimal Planning, Optimal Economy, Optimal Life? The Kosygin Reform 1965–1972 Oliver Kühschelm : Nationalising Consumption: Buy-national Campaigns in a Comparative Perspective H-13 EDU12 Half-siblings and Complex Families in Early Modern Europe Hörsaal 27 first floor
Grace E. Coolidge : Friendship and Obligation: Sibling Relationships and Illegitimacy in the Early Modern Spanish Nobility Lyndan Warner : Half-siblings in Early Modern France and the Low Countries I-13 LAB13 Performing and Avoiding Work Hörsaal 28 first floor
Stephan Hochleithner : To Work or Not to Work – Organisation of Activities in Non-European Contexts Alexandra Oberländer : Contemplating Work, Exhausting Leisure: Soviet Working Attitudes Reconsidered (1953-1980) J-13 REL10 Secularization and religious renewal 19th c/1960s Hörsaal 29 first floor
Alexander Maurits : Religion and Sports – Christian Attitudes to Sports and Sport Movement in Sweden Renata Siuda-Ambroziak : Re-democratization Process in Brazil and its Impact on the Brazilian 'Religion Market' Brian Van Wyck : The German Islam Conference & Islamic Associational Organization Ella Viitaniemi : Waking up the Tradition? The Political Issue of Stone Churches in the Late 18th Century in Finland K-13 CUL13 Understanding Difference: Diplomacy as Cultural Encounter (1814-1914) Hörsaal 30 first floor
Athan Biss : The Voice of the Race: the Fisk Jubilee Singers and African American Musical Diplomacy Robert Kane : The Color Line and Future Conflict: The U.S.-Japan Immigration “Crisis” of 1913 L-13 WOM12 Gender and Political Power in Early Modern and Modern Europe Hörsaal 31 first floor
Miriam Rönnqvist : The Royal Father and His Disobedient Children: Fear of Peasant Revolts, Early Modern Political Culture and the Swedish State Power’s Information Dissemination in the 17th Century Kristine Vestergaard Nielsen : Dinner Invitations, Revolutionary Discussions and the Schimmelmann Salon in Copenhagen, 1784-1816 M-13 LAB30 Dock Workers Histories Worldwide Hörsaal 32 first floor
Marco Caligari : Globalization and the Dock Workers of Genoa: Container, Work Process and New Geography (1969-’89) Miguel Suárez Bosa : Contenairization of New Techniques and Changes in Work Organization at the Port of Las Palmas Brendan von Briesen : Sharing the Load: Professional Differentiation and the Social Organization of Maritime Cargo Labour in Early 19th Century Barcelona N-13 THE11 Unity and Diversity in Historical Thinking Hörsaal 33 first floor
David Mayer : Clio Militans – Understanding the History of Marxist Historiography. New Approaches and Perspectives Jamie Melrose : Re-reading Social Democratic Marxism: the Problem of Ideology and the Potential of Discourse. O-13 ETH11b Gender and Migration II Hörsaal 41 first floor
Johan Svanberg : The Contrasts of Migration Narratives: From Germany to Swedish Garment Industry after the Second World War Petra Wlasak : Flight as a Chance? Changing Gender Roles of Chechnyen Single Mothers in Graz who are Officially Recognised Refugees P-13 SEX12 Christianity and Sexuality SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Emilia Musumeci : The Myth of Purity and the Female Honour in Italy: from Rehabilitating Wedding to Honour Killing Joseph Plaster : Vanguard Revisited: Ritual and Queer World Making in San Francisco’s Tenderloin Q-13 ORA12 Oral Histories: Negotiating Values, Confronting Conflicts SR IOGF first floor
Tiina Ann Kirss : On Reticence and Interminability: Interpreting Rupture in Estonian Life Stories Joseph Maslen : Individual and Social Narratives of Generation: the Interwar Youth of the 1930s at a Moment of Rupture in British History R-13 TEC02 Meet the author session: Two books on Energy, Economy and European History Hörsaal 42 second floor
Eric van der Vleuten : Högselius, Hommels, Kaijser & vd Vleuten, eds. The Making of Europe's Critical Infrastructure. Common Connections and Shared Vulnerabilities. Palgrave Macmillan, 2013 S-13 SOC16 Practices of Social Inequality in Early Modern Europe Hörsaal 45 second floor
Carl Mikael Carlsson : Class by Counting Elias Hall : Violence and Estates – Creating a Group Identity with Fist and Blade Philip Withington : Honestas and the Science of Living in Early Modern England T-13 FAM12 Economic Inequality and Population Dynamics Hörsaal 46 second floor
Fabrice Boudjaaba : Mortality Crises and Changes in Economic Inequalities in Early Modern Period France (Normandy 1690-91 and 1709) Matteo Di Tullio : Economic Inequality and Mortality Crises in Early Modern Italy: the Case of the Republic of Venice, 16th-18th Centuries Hector García Montero : Wealth Inequality and Mortality Crises in Catalonia, 15-17th Centuries Wouter Ryckbosch : Demographic Growth and Inequality during the Early Modern and Modern Periods (Flanders, 16th & 19th Centuries) U-13 FAM26 Colonial Census in the 18th and 19th Centuries; Sources and Methods for Counting Colonial Populations Hörsaal 47 second floor
Jan Kok, Fabian Drixler : Reconstructing Ceylonese Population History with Colonial Sources Mateus Rezende de Andrade, Fábio Faria Mendes : Overlapping Marriage and Godparent Networks in a Slave Society: Exploring Nineteenth-Century Minas Gerais Parish Records and Probate Inventories Filipa Ribeiro da Silva, Paulo Teodoro de Matos : Mozambique’s Colonial Population, 1750-1850: Determining urban and rural demographic structures Lotta Vikström, Emil Marklund, Glenn Sandström : Demographic responses in the colonial era: Departure and death among indigenous and non-indigenous populations in northern Sweden V-13 RUR12 Interdependence among Rural Households: Farm Diaries, Informal Work Groups and Local Networks, 1790s - 1950s Hörsaal 48 second floor
Mats Morell : Horizontal and Hierarchical Work Organization Explored in Peasant Diaries: 18th and 19th Century Sweden Nicholas Van Allen : On the Farm, in the Town, and in the City: Farmers’ Lives and Community in Rural Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, 1855-1908 Catharine Wilson : The Intersections of Family and Neighbourhood: Understanding the Persistence of Reciprocal Work Using Farm Diaries: Ontario, Canada 1830-1920 W-13 MAT16 The Kitchen – a Room for Social Utopias, Ideals and Everyday Life during the Long Twentieth Century Hörsaal 50 second floor
Jenny Lee : Sowing Vegetables and Reaping Morality – Ideals on the Benefits of Kitchen Gardening Fredrik Sandgren : The Freeze-chain Completed? When the Deepfrozen Food System Invaded the Swedish Kitchen 1945-1960 Abhijit Sarkar : The State in the Kitchen: State-Intervention in Food and Popular Responses in Wartime India (1939-45) X-13 HEA10b International Loans and Debts in the Fight against Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza II, European Region of the WHO UR2 Germanistik second floor
Rosa Ballester, María-Isabel Porras-Gallo & Lourdes Marino : Benefits and Challenges in the Process of Disease Eradication in Spain: Smallpox and Polio as Models Juan Antonio Rodríguez, Inês Guerra Santos : Social Networks and Internationalization: Associative Responses to Polio and Post-polio Syndrome in Spain and Portugal Jose Vicente Toledo : The Influence of Poliomyelitis Outbreaks on the Rise and Development of Physiotherapy in Spain Y-13 SOC17a Real Estate and Social Topography in Pre-modern Europe (1100-1800) - Part 1 UR3 Germanistik second floor
Heidi Deneweth : Moving Up or Down the Housing Market? Real Estate and Social Change in Bruges, 1550-1650 Boris Horemans : A Phoenix from the Ashes: Real Estate Developers, Entrepreneurs, Master Craftsmen and the Rebuilding of Brussels (1685-1704) ZA-13 URB07 The City Portrayed: 19th and 20th Centuries Hörsaal 24 basement
Carole O'Reilly : Planning Utopia: Urban Journalism, Town Planning and the Idea of the City João Queirós : City, State, Stigma: Tracing the Origins and Consequences of a Territory’s Damaged Public Image in Porto, Portugal ZB-13 POL22 Cultural Communism between National traditions and International Impacts, 1918-1989 Hörsaal 26 basement
Adrià Llacuna Hernando : Political Activism in the Years of the Popular Front: British Communists and Militant Cinema, 1935-1939 Ole Martin Rønning : The struggle against Trotskism in Norway 1935-37 Tauno Saarela : The Attitude of the Finnish Communist Youth towards Popular Music, 1944–1979. Mari-Leen Tammela : Linkages between Esperantist Circles and Communist Movement in Estonia in 1920s and 1930s ZC-13 ORA18 Rebuilding Societies: Germany, Canada and Austria after 1945 UR Altre Geschichte
Johannes Hofinger : Retelling the End of WW II and the Allied Occupation in Austria Janine Schemmer : Narrations by Former Hamburg Dockworkers. (Re)Presentations of the Transformation of Labor Alexander Von Plato : Canada's Role in Ending the Cold War and Unifying Germany ZD-13 ETH23 Refugee Activism and Protests in Europe and Beyond Prominentenzimmer
Gerda Heck : Migrant Resistance and Border Conflicts at the Edge of European Borders: Morocco Heather L. Johnson : Occupying Asylum? Understanding the Space of Non-Citizenship Kim Rygiel : In Life through Death: Border Transgressions, Migrant Solidarities
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
A-14
WOR07
Meet the Author: Andrew Zimmerman, Alabama in Africa. Booker T. Washington, the German Empire, & the Globalization of the New South
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
B-14 CRI18 The Uses of Justice in Europe II: Short-term Dynamics Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Herbert Reinke : Foreigners before Berlin Courts during World War II Stephen Toth : Boy Behaving Badly: Modernity and the Murderous Child in Fin-de-Siècle France Tommy van Es : Dutch Remembrance of the German Occupier: the Case of Walther Horak C-14 POL07 Expressing the Nation: Empire, Ethnicity, Politics Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Nupur Chaudhuri : Some Bengali/Indian Women’s Concept of Nationalism and Citizenship under the British Raj Nives Rumenjak : From Opposition to Establishment: an Individual Case of Multiple National Identities in 19th Century Croatia D-14 SPA06 Life Times and Life Spaces: Placing People in Historical Context Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Sherry Olson : Lifelines in Social Networks: an Irish Catholic Innkeeper in Montreal 1815-1849 Mihailo Popovic : Migrant Groups in an Urban and Spatial Context - The Evidence on London as Reflected in the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Daniel Rueck : Up-Close and Personal: Spatializing the Diaries of a German-Canadian Land Surveyor Richard Sadler, Donald Lafreniere : The Long-Term Effects of Redlining and Segregation on Urban Form and the Spread of Abandonment E-14 CUL18 Producing and Exchanging Knowledge Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Anca Elisabeta Tatay : Incursion into the Engravings of Old Romanian Writings in Bucharest (1582-1830) Rineke van Daalen : The Shadow of the Past in Interactions in the Present F-14 ETH05 Crossborder Migrations and Identity Formation Elise Richtersaal first floor
Eleni Christou Kapetanaki : In the Name of the Crisis: what Home Means. Experiences and Different Perceptions of Home through the Borders, while Moving Back –and Forth- from Greece to Albania Lülüfer Körükmez : United but Dissimilar: Immigration from Armenia to Turkey G-14 ECO15 Pawnbroking in Pre-modern Europe: from Economic Considerations to Moral Connotations Hörsaal 23 first floor
Claude Denjean : Funding Poverty, funding Business Juan Vicente Garcia Marsilla : From Medieval Pawn Broking to "Mercy Arks"" in the Hispanic Kingdoms (XIII-XVI Centuries) Maria Giuseppina Muzzarelli : Religious Piety or Common Interest? At the Roots of Consumer Credit Donatella Strangio : “Buon Governo” and Social Peace: Granting Cheap Loans to the Lower Classes in Rome H-14 EDU05 Constructing Childhood Worlds Hörsaal 27 first floor
Luminita Dumanescu : Children as the Nation Future in Communist Romania Mona Gleason : The Land is My School: Children and the Natural Environment in British Columbia's (Canada) Interwar Period Eleni Tamiolaki : Producing "Proper" Children: Negotiating Childhood during the Greek Enlightenment” (Early 19th century). I-14 LAB14 mid Quality Control in Pre-Modern Eurasian Economies Hörsaal 28 first floor
Jessica Dijkman, Maarten Prak : How to Become a Master Craftsman? Guild Regulation of Professional Training and Qualification in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe and the Near East’ Christine Moll Murata : Quality Control in Chinese Textile Guilds’ J-14 REL12 Politics and Religion Hörsaal 29 first floor
John Macaulay : 'Physician, Heal Thyself!':Unitarians Debate Church and State Rhys Williams : The Radical God and England’s Revolution K-14 CUL15 Material Culture and Memory Practices Hörsaal 30 first floor
Lukasz Posluszny : Material Culture and Memory Practices: Clothes of Prisoners in Nazi Concentration Camps Marusa Pusnik : Fashion and Socialist Legacy: Media as Cultural Entrepeneurs of Fashion Tastes in Socialism L-14 WOM14 Woman and Feminism in the Age of Extremes Hörsaal 31 first floor
Saila Leukumaa : Linda Eenpalu´s Speeches as a Part of Estonian National Project 1934–1940 Montserrat Palau, Montserrat Duch : Gender and Nation in Catalonia under the Franco Dictatorship (1939-1975) Maria Grazia Suriano : War, Peace, and Suffrage, the Italian Section of the WILPF between Socialism and Fascist Persecution M-14 LAB37 Rural Labour Strategies in Industrialising Eastern Europe: Migration and Alternatives Hörsaal 32 first floor
Yukimura Sakon : Russian and Asian Immigrants in the Russian Far East: 1860-1914 N-14 WOM18 Travelling and Translating Ideas Hörsaal 33 first floor
Karin S. Wozonig : A Vindication of the Rights of Women Revisited. The Austrian Poetess and Journalist Betty Paoli (1814-1894) reads Mary Wollstonecraft and George Sand O-14 ETH11c Gender and Migration III Hörsaal 41 first floor
Viktoriya Kim : Gender Construction and Migration: Female Migration from Former Soviet Union Countries to Japan Terry McBride : Migrants in Modern Scotland: Public Lives and Identity. Stephen Patnode : Gender and the Experience of American Expatriates in Saudi Arabia in the Twentieth Century P-14 SEX11 Constructing and Preserving Queer Pasts: Archives, Communities and Activists SR 1 Geschichte first floor
David Paternotte : Transnationalising Lesbian and Gay Activism: The Birth of the International (Lesbian and) Gay Association (IGA-ILGA) Riikka Taavetti : Remembering and Forgetting Queer Pasts in the Archives Q-14 ORA13 Families & Children: Memory & Silence SR IOGF first floor
Michael John : „No-one would have believed.....“ Interviews with Former Foster Children in Austria Veronica Sales Pereira : The Stigma of Poverty on the Social Mobility Experience and the Conditions of its Narrative in the Interaction with the Researcher R-14 ELI16 Nationalist Elites (Re)defining the Nation Hörsaal 42 second floor
Olli Kleemola : The Propaganda Troops as a Military-politic Elite in Finland and National Socialist Germany in the Second World War Nathanaelle Minard : Shaping the National Landscape in Imperial Context. A Comparison of Russian and Finnish Viewpoints on Finland’s Nature in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century Katalin Somlai : Ruptures, Silences and Permanencies S-14 ETH24 Round Table: Globalizing Migration History: the Eurasian Experience Hörsaal 45 second floor
T-14 FAM13 Death before Life? Treatment of the Miscarriage Abortions and Stillbirths in the 18th-19th Centuries Hörsaal 46 second floor
Hiroshi Kawaguchi : When did the Buddhist Temple Start to Register the Miscarriages and the Stillbirths? Bartosz Ogórek : Infant Mortality in Cisleithanian Urban Populations of Austro-Hungarian Empire 1887-1913 Mikako Sawayama : Concept of Life for Fetuses and Babies in the Tokugawa Period U-14 RUR13 Local and Global Perspectives on Rural Development and ‘Population Control’ after 1945 Hörsaal 47 second floor
Annika Hartmann : “Where there is no doctor” - Practicing Health and Family Planning in Rural Guatemala in the 1960s and 1970s Heinrich Hartmann : Making the Population Bomb Explode in Anatolia – Re-Negotiating Rural Modernization and Global Threats Through the Use of Media in the Turkish Village in the 1970s Teresa Huhle : Land Conflict, Land Reform, and the Agrarian Population in Colombia W-14 MAT17 Jewish Space and Material Culture in Central Europe Hörsaal 50 second floor
Louise Hecht : Appropriation of Jewish Space on the Wiener Ringstrasse: a Poet’s Apartment in Palais Schey Elana Shapira : Bringing Culture to the Viennese? Jewish Patrons and Entrepreneurs Fashioning the Viennese Ring and the Entertainment Park Prater Lisa Silverman : Vienna’s Jewish Geography: Imagining the Leopoldstadt X-14 HEA12 Maps of the Medical Marketplace: Practitioners, Patients and Institutions in Early Modern Europe UR2 Germanistik second floor
Lisbeth Rodrigues, Isabel Guimaraes Sá : Solving Agricultural Crises in the Sixteenth-century: the Case of the Hospital of Nossa Senhora do Pópulo (Portugal) Alun Withey : Medicine in a Vacuum?: Practice and Practitioners in Early Modern Wales. Y-14 SOC17b Real Estate and Social Topography in Pre-modern Europe (1100-1800) - Part 2 UR3 Germanistik second floor
Miki Sugiura, Genki Takahashi : Maintaining Polycentric Small Cites under De-urbanization. Local Merchants’ Real Estate Strategy in Bolsward, Friesland. Tineke Van de Walle, Peter Stabel : Living in Late Medieval Suburbia. Social Topography and Housing in Antwerp and Oudenaarde 15th-16th Century Z-14 POL29 Beyond the Racial State: Rethinking Nazi Germany UR4 Germanistik second floor
Devin Pendas : Racial States in Comparative Perspective Mark Roseman : Jews, Race and Volk in Nazi Germany Richard Wetzell : Biopolitics, Science, and Nazism: was there a Genesis of the “Final Solution” from the “Spirit of Science”? ZA-14 WOM01 Travel Reports: Transnational Journeys for Abortion Services Hörsaal 24 basement
Gayle Davis : Shopping, Lotteries and Tourism: an Intra-Regional History of Abortion in Britain Sheelagh McGuinness : A Long Way From Tipperary: the Impact of Travel for Abortion Services on Irish Women Christabelle Sethna : A Stitch in Time: From the Abortion Caravan to the Radical Handmaids in Canada ZB-14 POL24 Experts in Politics: Transformation, Transition and Discursive Shifts in 20th Century European Governance Structures Hörsaal 26 basement
Wolfram Kaiser : Transnational Experts in Heavy Industry: from Cartel Networks to Globalization Ronald Kroeze, Sjoerd Keulen : The European Businessman as Expert and Ambassador in Free Trade: the Rise and Fall of the European Round Table of Industrialists as an Expert Group for the European Single Act, 1980-2000 Brigitte Leucht : Inno Revisited: Experts, Expertise and the Reach of EU Competition Law in the 1970s Jan-Henrik Meyer : Expert Governance in the Making? The Role of Scientists in Early European Environmental Policy Karin Van Leeuwen : Lawyers as Experts? Changing Practices of Expertise in the Early Dutch reception of European law ZC-14 ORA19 Methodological Issues: Comparisons of Nation, Generation, Sources & Reuse UR Altre Geschichte
Mónica Patricia Cadenas Erazo : Comparative Study of the Construction of Two Types of Historical Memories: Peru from the End of the XIX Century until Current Times Amaya Caunedo Dominguez : “Do you Know a Fear which Gets into your Body and Never Ever Leaves you?”. Comparing Children's Memories of War and Repression. Oral Testimonies and Memories of Children during Spanish Civil War and II World War Abigail Knight, Julia Brannen and Rebecca O'Connell : Disruption, Childhood Memories and Food Practices: Re-using Oral History Narratives to Study Food and Families in Hard Times, England 1914-18 ZD-14 SOC13 Disability in the Early Modern Society Prominentenzimmer
Irmtraut Sahmland : A Life in Darkness Angela Schattner : Disablement as Disability? Public Welfare and the Disabled Poor in Early Modern Germany
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
A-15
WOR13
Elite Formation in Traditional Bureaucratic Empires
Hörsaal 07 raised ground floor
Linda T. Darling : The Process of Elite Replacement in an Early Modern Bureaucratic Empire: Ottoman Military/Administrative Elite in an Era of Consolidation Jacob Tullberg : Patrimonial and Prebendial Courtly Elites in Agrarianate Societies B-15 CRI16 Training and Education of Police Officers during the 20th Century: England, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : The Production and Diffusion of an Institutional Memory in the Portuguese Police: An Ethnographic Journey Chris A. Williams : British Police Training in the 1940s and 1950s: the Inculcation of Skills and Class C-15 POL09a Anarchism 1914-1918: Internationalism, Militarism and War I Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Carl Levy : Malatesta and the War Interventionist Debate: 1914-15 Peter Ryley : The Manifesto of the Sixteen: the Perils of Pacifism or why Anarchists Would Embrace Just War Davide Turcato : Saving the Future: The Roots of Malatesta's Anti-Militarism D-15 SPA04 Cities and Identities: New Methodological Approaches Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Branimir Brgles : Using GIS to Visualize and Interpret Early Modern Zagreb’s Urban and Environmental History Don DeBats : Constrasting Identities: The Tale of Two Nineteenth Century American Cities Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Isabel del Bosque González, Sara García Ferrero, Lourdes Martín-Forero, Rocío Gutierrez : Cartography and Historical Demography: the Historical SDI of the City of Madrid around 1900 (HISDI-MAD) E-15 SOC18 Representations of the Poor and Social Welfare, c. 1220-1850 Hörsaal 34 raised ground floor
Susan Broomhall : Huguenot Charity in Sixteenth-Century France and England Paul A. Fideler : Utilitarianism Abroad and Its Domestic Critics: The Company Raj and India’s Poor Anne Scott : Conflicting Representations of the Poor in Middle English Texts and Images F-15 ETH08 East European Exiles and Transnational Information Flow during the Cold War Elise Richtersaal first floor
Anna Mazurkiewicz : Assembly of Captive European Nations: Information and Education Center in New York (1954-1972) Patryk Pleskot : Polish Political Migration during 1980's. Definition Difficulties and Methodological Challenges Francis Raska : The Czechoslovak Documentation Center and Its Role in the Preservation of Cold War-Era Czechoslovak History Olga Zaslavskaya : Smugglers or Heroes? Symbolic Power of Smuggling in Cold War Times G-15 ECO16 Private Entrepreneurs in Early Modern Europe: Ideologies and Arguments for Private and Public Organization Hörsaal 23 first floor
Thomas Kaiserfeld : Manufacturing Manure: Ideologies of Science in Support of Public and Private Saltpetre Production Erik Lindberg : The Market and the Lighthouse: Public Goods in Historical Perspective David Parrott : Military Contracting and Early Modern Entrepreneurship H-15 SPA16 Harmonization and Analysis of Historical Census and Vital Registration Sources Hörsaal 27 first floor
Edward Higgs, Kevin Schurer : The Integrated Census Microdata (I-CeM) Project Jana Vobecka : Czech Jewish Censuses from 18th Century: Rich Research Source on Family Structures and its Digitalisation Lee Williamson : Methods for Coding c19th and c20th Cause of Death Descriptions from Historical Registers to Standard Classifications I-15 LAB18 Slavery and 'Free' Labour: Entangled Transitions in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Hörsaal 28 first floor
Marcela Echeverri : Slavery and Politics in New Granada, 1809-1824 Henrique Espada Lima : The Invention of Free Labor in Brazil : Slavery, Contract and Law Benedetta Rossi : Trajectories of Emancipation in West Africa’s Labour History: Slave Descendants as Working Classes in the Making? Alessandro Stanziani : Debt, Labour and Bondage: English Servants versus Indentured Immigrants on Mauritius, from the Late Eighteenth to Early Twentieth Century J-15 SOC15 Philanthropy Hörsaal 29 first floor
Madalena Eça de Abreu, Ana Felgueiras; Ana Simaes; Marta Rey Garcia : National Campaigns for Charitable Causes in Portugal: a First Road Map Anina Eigenmann : The Soziale Käuferliga der Schweiz and the “Flower Days” – the Collision of Old and New Forms of Philanthropy Ana Felgueiras, Marta Rey Garcia, Luis Ignacio Alvarez-Gonzalez & Ricard Valls-Riera : National Campaigns for International Co-operation and Emergency Aid: a Comparative Analysis in the Context of the Emerging Spanish Civil Society and Philanthropic Market K-15 CUL16 Narratives and Practices of Memorization Hörsaal 30 first floor
Sopio Kadagishvili, Mariam Chkhartishvili : Saints and Collective Memory: Georgian Case Morakot Jewachinda Meyer : The ‘Thawiphop’ Phenomenon: Reimagining Nationalism in a Contemporary Thai Novel and Its Stage and Screen Adaptations L-15 WOM20 Productions of Moral Boundaries Hörsaal 31 first floor
Massimo Perinelli : Revolutionary Sex in 1960's Sexual Revolution Julia Roth : Economies of Desire: North-South Sex Tourism as "Another Side of Transnationality" M-15 LAB27 Between Craft and Wage Labour Hörsaal 32 first floor
Ekaterina Kirillova : Value and Price of the Right to be a Master (Reims, 17th Century) Maria Papathanassiou : “Middle Class” Manual Workers? Looking into the Working Lives of Journeymen-confectioners in 19th- Century Europe. Mercè Renom, Àngels Solà : The Autonomous Silk Artisan Women of Barcelona: “filempueres” and “tafetaneres” in the XVIIth and XVIIIth Centuries Patricia Van den Eeckhout : Waiters before the Second World War: Workers or Small Entrepreneurs? N-15 WOM22 Feminine Spaces? Privacy, Family, Networks Hörsaal 33 first floor
Eva Schäffler : East German Marriage “in the Flow”: Concepts and Practices of Marriage before and after 1989/90 Irena Selisnik, Marta Verginella : Social Networks and Emotional Ties: Desire to be Free. Social Network of Young Intelligentsia around Marica Nadlišek Bartol at the Turn of the Century. O-15 ETH32 Return and Circular Hörsaal 41 first floor
Pieter De Messemaeker : Transnational Intellectual Mobility: Polish Students in Brussels and Paris, 1894-1930 Tanveer Ahmed Naveed, Arshad Ali Bhutti : Determinants of Return Migration: a Case of Return from Greece Colin Pooley, Marilyn E Pooley : ‘This Move was an Exciting and Stressful Time for Both of us’: Changing Experiences of Moving Home in Britain since c1800 P-15 ETH13 Gypsy Mobilities, Borders and States in Interwar Europe and Beyond SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Jennifer Illuzzi : Questionable Continuities: Pre and Post-war Treatment of “Gypsies” in Germany and Italy Adèle Sutre : Gypsies at United States Borders (1910s-1930s) Paola Trevisan : Gypsies in the Border Regions during Fascism: from expelled Foreigners to Dangerous Italians Q-15 ORA14 Preserving Memories in Displaced Communities SR IOGF first floor
Leslie McCartney : March 27, 1964: Remembering the Good Friday Earthquake in Alaska Alexander Prenninger : Spatial and Social Networks of Deportation - Approaches to a quantitative anlysis of oral history interviews R-15 ELI17 Marriage as Politics, or for Love? Hörsaal 42 second floor
Shunsuke Nakaoka : For Exchanging Status and Money? Marriage Alliance between the Nobility and the Business Elite in Modern Japan Brita Planck : Love and Marriage in the Swedish Nobility 1750-1900 S-15 LAB36a Work and Property in Europe: Households and Communities (1500-1900) Hörsaal 45 second floor
Maria Luisa Ferrari, Gloria Vivenza : Property, Labour and Society: Patterns of Organization and Hierarchy in Italy and Great Britain Dimitris Kalantzopoulos : Domestic Work in Cyprus, 1900-1955: Motivations, Working Conditions and Colonial Institutional Framework Claudio Lorenzini : Who Practises in the Wood? Community Ties and Work in the Alpine Area of the Republic of Venice in Modern Age T-15 FAM14 Individuals’ Reproductive Careers in Modern Europe Hörsaal 46 second floor
Georgeta Ghebrea : Redefining Social Desirability. Family Policy and the Alternative Family Models Angelique Janssens : Labouring Lives. Women, Work and Fertility in the Netherlands, 1880-1960 Caroline Rusterholz : The Impact of Parenthood on Reproductive Behaviour: the Second Demographic Transition in Switzerland María Sánchez- Domínguez, Anna Sofia Lundgren : Reproductive Decision-making during the Central Decades of the Twentieth Century in Spain and Sweden U-15 FAM28 Between Transgression and Repression: Infanticide in Europe from the Late Middle Ages to the Present Hörsaal 47 second floor
Alessio Basilico : Counter-Reformation Church and the Sin of Child Suffocation Alfredo Rodríguez González : Infanticide in Modern Spain: Between Reality and Legal and Moral Discourse Nicoleta Roman : Infanticide in Nineteenth-century Wallachia: Laws, Discourse and Social Responses V-15 RUR14 Global Agro-Food Histories Hörsaal 48 second floor
Ernst Langthaler : Food or Feed? Soybeans in a Globalizing World since 1870 Martine Napoléone, Jean-Pierre Boutonnet : Between the Local and the Global: which Reconfiguration within the Dairy Production Basin? A Comparative Analysis from North to South Case-Studies Rudolph Ng : Sweetness for the World. Chinese Coolies and Sugar Production in 19th Century Latin America W-15 POL MAT14 The Politics of Shopping in Twentieth-Century Britain and America: Reconsidering Party, Gender, Rhetoric and Activism Hörsaal 50 second floor
Gidon Cohen : Consumption and Political Identity in Post-war Britain Philippa Haughton : “Widening the Scope of Advertising’s Vision”: the Women’s Advertising Club of London’ Emily Robinson : “For Progressive Men only": The Politics of Commerce in Inter-war Britain Will Wilson : Materiality, Festivity, and the Structuring of Society in the Third Reich, 1933-1939 X-15 HEA13 Pain and Old Age in Early Modern England UR2 Germanistik second floor
Anne Kugler : Suffering, Stoicism, and Spirituality: Pain and Fear in Women’s Experience of Ageing Susannah Ottaway : Silencing Pain in Old Age during the Long Eighteenth Century Kate Walker : Pain, Age, and Surgery in England, circa 1620-1740 Y-15 SOC09 Historical Social Stratification in Central- Eastern Europe and Russia UR3 Germanistik second floor
Victor Karady : Parliamentary Elites and Pressure Groups in pre-1919 Hungary Peter Tibor Nagy : The Methodological Aspects of Evaluating Educational Mobility of the 20th Century Z-15 POL30 Victims of Nazism between War and Cold War UR4 Germanistik second floor
Rafael Kropiunigg : Life after the Concentration Camp? A Comparative Approach Peter Pirker : From International Solidarity to Patriotic Anticommunism: Persecution, Exile and Remigration of Austrian Socialists ZA-15 URB08 Gender, Sexuality and the City Hörsaal 24 basement
Daniel F. Brandl-Beck : Berlin from Behind: a History of “Gay” Travel to Inter-war Berlin Leslie Choquette : The Origins of Lesbian and Gay Commercial Culture in the French Third Republic Simon Jenkins : Segregated Spaces, Isolated Types: Social Geographies and Spatial Narratives of Prostitution in Cardiff, c.1885-c.1950 Charlotte Wildman : Women of the Underworld: Gender, Crime and Urban Spectacle 1918-1939 ZB-15 POL25 Empire and the Ambiguities of Citizenship Hörsaal 26 basement
Zachary Morgan : Forced Labor in Brazil's Age of Abolition: State Control of Free Afro-Brazilians during the Empire and Early Republic Sue Peabody : Slavery, Citizenship, and Patriarchy: French Approaches to Citizenship for Slaves and Free People of Color after Napoleon Lorelle Semley : A More Perfect French Union: France’s Newest Citizens and the Making of the Fourth Republic ZC-15 ORA05 Women's Memories of Political Conflict & Crisis UR Altre Geschichte
Sue Bruley : Second Wave Feminism and the Crisis of Revolutionary Socialism in Britain c1968-1982 Dieter Reinisch : Interviewing Female Irish Republican Militants: Cumann na mBan during the Northern Irish Troubles ZD-15 REL13 Religious institutions Prominentenzimmer
Liise Lehtsalu : Eighteenth-Century Italian Third Orders as Generalist Institutions Michael Schmitt : The Monasteries of the Diocese of Würzburg as a GIS-project
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
B-16
CRI11
Police History meets the Public. Exhibitions on Police History
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Bettina Blum : Learning from History? Exhibitions on German Police History of the “Third Reich” and the Postwar Era Nadine Rossol : Going Public: Police Exhibitions in Germany (mid-1920s to mid-1950s) Elizabeth Wilburn : How Heritage was used at Greater Manchester Police Museum in the Context of the UK Government funded Tackling Knives Action Programme 2009-2011 C-16 POL09b Anarchism 1914-1918. Internationalism, Militarism and War II Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Allan Antliff : Art, War and Anarchism Kathy Ferguson : Anarchist and Feminist Work in the Anti-Conscription Movement in the US Lukas Keller : Anarchy, the Peace Movement and the State's Reaction in Germany, 1914-18 D-16 SPA08 Deep Mapping the Humanities Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
John Corrigan : Space, Place, and Data Ian Gregory : Using Digital Texts in Spatial History Trevor Harris : Deep Geography-deep Mapping: Spatial Story telling and a Sense of Place G-16 ECO08 Innovation and Human Capital Hörsaal 23 first floor
Andrea Maestrejuan : Inventive Activity and Teamwork: Managing Employee Inventors in the Age of Corporate Intellectual Property Rights Chiara Martinelli : Industrialization and Human Capital: the Role of Vocational and Workers' Tuition in Italian Industrialization (1861-1914) Roberto Rossi : Productivity and Market in the Barcelona's Calico Printing in the Second Half of the XVIII Century H-16 LAB31 wom Gender and Work in the 20th Century in Comparative Perspective Hörsaal 27 first floor
Sarah Christie : Behind the Banners: Equal Pay and Social Change in New Zealand 1945-1972 Stéphanie Lachat : The Good Mother Works in a Factory - Class, Sex and Nationality on the Watch-making Labor Market (1870-1970) Lars Olsson : Class, Gender, and Ethnicity at War. Labor Relations at the Northwestern Knitting Company/the Munsingwear Inc. and Politics in Minneapolis during WW1. Conchi Villar : Women’s Labour Trajectories in Barcelona: from the Twenties to Nowadays I-16 LAB35 Labor Relations, Recruitment and Risk in Eastern Europe Hörsaal 28 first floor
Adrian Grama : Labor’s Risks: Solidarity, Work Accidents and the Insurantial Imaginary in Socialist Romania,1947-1989 Thomas Lindenberger : Havarien: Large Industrial Accidents and Labor Relations in Communist East Germany Ulrike Schult : Labor Relations in Self Managed Socialism: the Yugoslav Motor Vehicle Industry during the 1960s-1980s J-16 RUR19 The Medieval Origins of the Commercial Demesne Economy in Early Modern Eastern Europe Hörsaal 29 first floor
Eduard Maur, Markus Cerman : Medieval roots of early modern mobility restrictions and East-Central and Eastern Europe Claus K. Meyer : Contested Spaces: Landscape and Power Struggles on Slave Plantation and Manorial Estate. A Comparison between Antebellum South Carolina and Old Prussian Brandenburg Carsten Porskrog Rasmussen : Medieval Roots of Demesne Farming and Lordship Structures in the Duchies of Schleswig-Holstein: the Role of Consolidated Estate Properties K-16 CUL17 Performances of Race and Ethnicity Hörsaal 30 first floor
Michael Mcmillan : 'Saga Bwoys and Rude Bwoys': Migration, Grooming and Dandyism Enrico Orsingher : The Comic Turk and the Tragic Turk. The Presence of the Turks in Mozart and Da Ponte's Così fan tutte, between Cultural Fashions and Returns of the Repressed M-16 LAB29 Culture, Community, and the Working Class Hörsaal 32 first floor
Paulo Fontes : The “Red Pugilism”: Communists, Boxing and Working Class Culture in São Paulo, Brazil Monica Graciela Gatica : The Experience of the Chilean Workers in Chubut's NE. Janine Lanza : Laughing the Master Down: Emotions and Eighteenth Century Guilds O-16 ETH27 The Impact of Migration on the Living Conditions of the Elderly Hörsaal 41 first floor
Mark Magnuson : Cache and Transfer: Elderly and their Migrating Adult Children, Remittances and Savings Rural Late 19th Century Sweden Laura Merla : Transnational Families and Care-giving: Elderly as Both Providers and Receivers of Support Stephanie Shaw : Grandmothers, Granny Women, and Old Aunts: The Impact of Migrations on Slave Families and Communities in the Nineteenth-Century United States Q-16 ORA15 Exploring Gendered Identities SR IOGF first floor
Leena Kurvet-Käosaar : Representation of Love in Estonian Post-Soviet Life Writings by Women Özge Soylu Bozdag : Nursing; the Way of Westernization or Modernization Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : Composure and Discomposure: How do Elderly Men Construct their Narratives? Olga Tabachnikova, Natalia Vinokurova : Making Sense of the Past Trauma in Narratives of the Self: Moral, Social and Historical Spaces of Self-interpretation R-16 ELI18 The Dynamics of Rising and Falling Hörsaal 42 second floor
Jarkko Keskinen : The Downfall of Communalism – Emergence of the New Merchant Elite in the Beginning of the 19th Century Huibert Schijf : The Dynamics of Jewish High Society in Amsterdam and Vienna, 1850-1918 Alex Snellman : A Graceful Retreat: The Nobility in the Finnish Society 1809-1939 S-16 LAB36b Work and Property in Europe: Appropriations and Commodification (1500-1900) Hörsaal 45 second floor
Joern Janssen : Dynamics of Historical Transformation of Labour-Property Relations in Europe. Niccolò Mignemi : Claiming for Land and Labour: Tenant Farming Co-operatives in Italy at the Beginning of 20th Century T-16 FAM15 Kinship and Computer Hörsaal 46 second floor
Michael Gasperoni : Kinship Networks and Jewish Mobility in Early Modern Italy Cyril Grange : Kinship Networks: the Example of the Jewish Banking Families in Paris (XIX-XXth Centuries) Sandro Guzzi-Heeb, Pascal Christofoli : "Sex, Politics and Social Change in the 18th and the 19th Centuries. Evidence from the Swiss Alps" U-16 SOC05 Economic Inequality in the Early Modern World Hörsaal 47 second floor
Hulya Canbakal, Alpay Filiztekin : Wealth and Inequality in the Ottoman Balkans and Anatolia, 1500-1840 Carlos Santiago-Caballero, Eva Fernandez : Economic Inequality in Madrid, 1500-1850 V-16 RUR15 Lobbies and Agrarian Organizations in Europe (19th and 20th Centuries) Hörsaal 48 second floor
Jordi Planas : Winegrowers' Lobbies in France and Spain in Early Twentieth Century Gloria Sanz Lafuente : Food Control and Lobbies. Germany and Spain in Comparative Perspective. (End of the 1870s to the First Third of the 20th Century) W-16 MAT15 Visualizing Social Inequality in Early Modern Europe Hörsaal 50 second floor
Lucas Haasis : O Captain! My Captain! Hierarchies in 18th Century Correspondences between Merchants and Ship`s Captains Astrid Pajur : Order and Disorder in an Urban Setting: Perceptions and Practices of Social Order in Early Modern Tallinn Mikkel Venborg Pedersen : Filtering Impressions: Meeting with Fashionable Goods in Danish Everyday Life in the Eighteenth Century Karin Sennefelt : Looking at Social Hierarchy: Stockholm 1650–1750 X-16 HEA14 Processes of Standardization within the Field of Health UR2 Germanistik second floor
Bernard Harris, Andrew Hinde : Sanitary Reform in England and Wales, 1871-1914 Nils Kessel : The Standardization of Drug Consumption Measurement Y-16 SOC19 Social Homogamy UR3 Germanistik second floor
Zoltán Lippényi, Marco van Leeuwen & Ineke Maas : Occupational Status and Industry Homogamy in Hungary between 1870 and 1950 Ineke Maas, Marco H.D. van Leeuwen : Social Homogamy in the Netherlands: Explaining Trends and Regional Differences Koen Matthijs, Marco Van Leeuwen, Ineke Maas, Paul Puschmann : Social Homogamy in Flanders during the 19th and Early 20th Century Marco H.D. van Leeuwen, Ineke Maas, Danièle Rébaudo & Jean-Pierre Pélissier : Homogamy in France 1800-1900 Z-16 REL07 Transnationalism in Mission History UR4 Germanistik second floor
Margo S. Gewurtz : Knowledge Transfer from China and London via Canada: Kala-azar in North Henan Malin Gregersen : In the Palace of Fifth Lady Tso. Changsha YWCA and Scandinavian Missionary Networks in China during the Interwar Period Maryse Kruithof : Interreligious Contacts and Religious Adaptation on Java, 1850-1920 Maria Småberg : On Mission in the Cosmopolitan Land. Alma Johansson and the Role of Transnational Humanitarian Networks in the Armenian Refugee Crisis, 1915-1940 ZA-16 URB09 Managing the City Hörsaal 24 basement
Lars Nilsson : Local Reactions to Municipal Reforms, Sweden 1862-1971 Lavinia Pinzarrone : City Rules and New Urban Communitiesin Early Modern Sicily (16th-17th Centuries) Joel Rast : Privatism and Housing Reform in Early Twentieth Century Chicago ZB-16 POL31 Comparative Imaginings of Political Economy: Transnational Circulations of Race, Gender, and the State Hörsaal 26 basement
Karen Leong, Myla Vicenti Carpio : Connecting American Indian Relocations and Japanese American Relocation: Understanding the Foreign and Domestic in US Policies of Removal Judy Tzu-Chun Wu : Nurturing America’s Children: Patsy Takemoto Mink and Local/Global Models for Comprehensive Childcare ZD-16 POL11 The Continuation of Politics with Other Means: War and Protest since World War I Prominentenzimmer
Perry Johansson : Repetition, Resistance, Memory: The Holocaust and the Vietnam War Protests in Europe Ana Pires, Fernanda Rollo : The Portuguese Participation in the First World War: between Legitimisation and Political Protest |
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