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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 |
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