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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) |
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