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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 |
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