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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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