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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
G-1
ECO05
Regional Service Economies in the Baltic-North Sea Area during the Age of Mercantilism
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Klas Rönnbäck : Productivity Change in Early Modern Shipping – the Speed of Shipping in the Baltic Trades Werner Scheltjens : The Changing Structure of Stettin’s International Trade and its Impact on the Pomeranian Littoral in the 18th Century Toshiaki Tamaki, Yuta Kikuchi : The Commercial Significance of Hamburg: From 1730s to French Revolutionary Wars George M. Welling : Comparing Amsterdam’s Atlantic and Baltic Trade in the Last Quarter of the 18th Century
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
G-2
ECO01
GDP, Sustainability, Well-Being, and Clio Infra: A Long-Term Economic Historical Perspective
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Kees Klein Goldewijk : Environmental Sustainability Indicators over the Past 500 Years H-2 ECO14b Social Mobility 2: in the North Atlantic, 1850-1911 Hörsaal 27 first floor
Evan Roberts, Peter Baskerville & Kris Inwood : Social Mobility in Canada, Great Britain, and the United States, 1850-1911 Ulla Rosén : A “Peasant Road to Agrarian Capitalism” Kevin Schürer, Tatiana Penkova : Principal Component Analysis and Cluster Analysis of Household Structure and Variation in England and Wales, 1881
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
G-3
ECO02
Fighting Monopolies, Defying Empires 1500-1750: a Comparative Overview of Free Agents and Informal Empires in the Atlantic, the Indian and the Pacific Seaboard
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Alejandro Garcia Monton : Protecting Privileges, Contesting Exclusion: Clashing Transatlantic Networks within and across 17th Century Empires Ana Sofia Ribeiro : Spreading Trading Investment around the Globe. A Comparative Study of Portuguese Merchants’ Cooperative Strategies in the East and in the Atlantic, 1580-1640 Joris van den Tol : Empire State of Mind: Colonial Collaboration between Free Agents and Dutch State Chartered Companies in Formosa and Brazil H-3 ECO17 edu Private and/or Public Funding of Schools? Hörsaal 27 first floor
Gabriele Cappelli : One Size (didn’t) fit All: Municipal Institutions, Fiscal Capacity and Primary Schooling in Italy’s Provinces, c. 1871 – 1911 Madeleine Michaëlsson : Funding of Elementary Schools at Swedish Ironwork Communities, 1850-1930 Johannes Westberg : Taxation, Loans and Donations: the Funding of Swedish Schoolhouses, 1840-1900 I-3 LAB01a A Comparative Historical Analysis of Occupational Change across Eurasia, 1840–1940 I Hörsaal 28 first floor
Dimitrios Kopanas, Leda Papastefenaki : Occupational and Structural Change in Greece, 1840 – 1940, A Gender Perspective Alexis Litvine : Assessing Changes in the Occupational Structure of France during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
G-4
ECO03
Roundtable: Re-Thinking Merchants and Institutions in the Medieval and Early Modern European Economy, 1250–1650
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Carsten Jahnke : The Hanse, a Merchant Institution for Cross-cultural Trade in the Eastern Baltic? Christof Jeggle : Institutions and Organizations in Seventeenth-Century Transalpine Trade Ulla Kypta : Coping with Divergence: Merchants and their Institutions at the Boundary between Lower and Higher Germany Flavio Miranda : Merchants and Institutions in Fifteenth-Century Portugal Justyna Wubs-Mrozewicz : 'Institutions of (Mercantile) Conflict Resolution. The Case of a Hanseatic Town (Danzig) in Context' I-4 LAB01b A Comparative Historical Analysis of Occupational Change Across Eurasia, 1840–1940 II Hörsaal 28 first floor
Gijs Kessler, Timur Valetov : Occupational Change and Industrialization: from Russia to the Soviet Union (1897-1959) Osamu Saito, Yoshifumi Usami : Changing Composition of the Workforce in British India, 1881-1931: with Special Reference to the Relationship between Principal and Subsidiary Occupations Tokihiko Settsu, Osamu Saito : Changing Occupational Structure and Sectoral Labour Productivity Differentials in Japan’s Economic Growth before World War II
Thursday 24 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
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
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
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? 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
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
G-7
ECO06b
Agency, Gender, Human Capital and World Economic Development II
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Felix Meier zu Selhausen : What Determines Age at Marriage in Uganda? Empirical Evidence from Colonial and Post-colonial Marriage Registers, 1908-2008 Jacob Weisdorf, Jane Humphries : What did English Women earn in the Past? A Long-term Wage Series for Unskilled Female Workers, 1260-1860 I-7 LAB04b Das Haus/Households in Practice II Hörsaal 28 first floor
Dag Lindström : House, Households and Spaces in 18th Century Swedish Towns Kirsi Vainio-Korhonen : From Household to Streets: Female Food Sellers in 18th Century Turku (Åbo)
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
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’
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
G-10
ECO04
Rent Seeking Institutions and the Little Divergence: The Economic Impact of Serfdom and Guilds in Pre-industrial Europe
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Mikolaj Malinowski : Serfs and the city; market conditions, surplus extraction institutions and urban growth in Poland, 1500-1772 Miguel Peman : The Rise of the Craft Guild System. Evidence from Italy, Belgian and Dutch Cities (1200-1800). Igor Zurimendi : Abolition of Serfdom and the Growth of Cities in Eastern Europe ZC-10 TEC01 Patents and Technological Changes UR Altre Geschichte
Peter Meyer : Aeronautical technology flows at the start of World War I Alessandro Nuvolari, Michelangelo Vasta : Independent Inventjon in Italy during the Liberal Age, 1861-1913 Jochen Streb, Francesco Cinnirella : The Role of Human Capital in Prussia’s Economic Development: a Substitute for or a Complement to Technology?
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
D-11
AFR05
Political Economy and Social Conflict in Global and Transnational Perspective
Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Sophia du Plessis, Stan du Plessis : Which comes First: Good Governance or Prosperity? A Case Study from the South African Republic and the Orange Free State Giulia Meloni, Johan Swinnen : The Rise and Fall of the World’s Largest Wine Exporter (And Its Institutional Legacy) G-11 ECO11 The Political Economy of the Post-War Welfare State, 1950-2000 Hörsaal 23 first floor
Dennie Oude Nijhuis : Labor, Capital and the Notion of the Social Wage Jeroen Touwen : Employers' Preferences in the Welfare State, 1920-1940 Bruno Valat : Were Health Expenditures Keynesian ? Questions and Evidence from the French Post-War experience
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
G-12
ECO12
New Views on Economic Development before and around WWI
Hörsaal 23 first floor
Tobias Alexander Jopp : Turning Points in World War I: Some Evidence from the Capital Markets Alexandra Zhereb : Formation and Collapse of Capitalistic Institutions at the Turn of 19th to 20th Century in Russia
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
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 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
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
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
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
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 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
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
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 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 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 |
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