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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 |
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