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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
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