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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
O-1
ETH01
Between Local Autonomy and National Policy: Regulating Migration in European Cities, 1750-1914
Hörsaal 41 first floor
Ellen Debackere : Between Local Autonomy and National Migration Policy : Dealing with ‘Foreigners’ in Antwerp during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Louise Falcini, Tim Hitchcock & Adam Crymble : Vagrant London in the Late Eighteenth Century Jennifer Kain : “There can be Little Doubt that this Man was Perfectly Sane when he left England”: Attempts by New Zealand’s Agent-Generals to Select Migrants with ‘Sound Minds’ in the 1870s Vicky Vanruysseveldt, Rik Vercammen : From Central Policy to Local Practice: The problem of vagrancy and mendicancy in Belgium (1880-1910) ZC-1 URB04 Urban Communities in Europe, 1300-1650: New Social and Economic Perspectives UR Altre Geschichte
Philip Hoffmann-Rehnitz : Media Change, ‘Communicative Capital’ and the Social and Political Development of Guilds in Urban Communities (ca. 1400-1650) Dennis Hormuth : Social, Economic and Political Inclusion and Distinction in Late 17th-century Riga: the Great Guild’s Bench of Elders Carla Roth : Fama in Foro. Oral Networks of Information in Sixteenth-century St. Gallen Yannis Smarnakis, Eleni Tounta : The Making of a Political Community: a Reappraisal of the Zealot Revolt in Late Byzantine Thessaloniki (1342-1350)
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
ZC-2
URB12
Economies of Urban Religious Memory: Central European Towns in a Comparative Perspective (14c-16c)
UR Altre Geschichte
Katerina Hornícková : “...uczinil pamatku po smrti geo a ke czti a chwale bozi.” Creating Memory with Inscriptions in Bohemian and Austrian Towns (14c-16c) Judit Majorossy : How Far Local Memory Can Reach? Creating Memory through Testamentary Donations in West Hungarian Towns (Late 14th – Early 16th c.) Sarah Rudolf : The Seven Deadly Sins and Socialisation Ideals: Growing up in French Seventeenth-Century Urban Society Maria Theisen : Illuminated Books as Pious Donations ? Pious Donations as a Joint Effort
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
Z-3
URB10a
Urban Memory, Language and the Social History of Politics (15th-17th Centuries) I
UR4 Germanistik second floor
Adam Morton : "From Mockery to Death: Stephen College's 'The Raree Show' - Libel and Death in Restoration England" Valeria Van Camp : Li papiers de memores de ce que li eskevins de Mons ont besongniet. A Study of Social Groups and How they were Perceived by the Political Elite of Mons in the 15th Century Tineke Van Gassen : The Archives of the City: the Social Memory of Fifteenth-century Ghent
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
L-4
URB06
Shaping the Post-war City: Europe East and West
Hörsaal 31 first floor
Liliana Iuga : Negligible Heritage: Negotiating “Socialist Urban Transformation” in the Historic City Center of Ia?i in the 1970s Matej Spurný : Transformation of the City of Most Philipp Ther : The Transformation of Central European Capital Cities: Berlin, Prague, Warsaw and Vienna since the late 1980s in Comparison Christine Wall : Sculpting Urban Concrete: Building the South Bank Arts Complex 1961-5 O-4 ETH18 Migration and Migrant Communities in 18th and 19th Century Central European Cities Hörsaal 41 first floor
Wladimir Fischer : No Need for Community? South Slav Migrants in Vienna around 1900 Aleksej Kalc : Immigration and Immigrant Communities in 18th Century Trieste Borut Klabjan : Czechs and the City. Identities, Loyalties and Assimilations of the Czech Community in Habsburg Trieste Z-4 URB10b Urban Memory, Language and the Social History of Politics (15th-17th Centuries) II UR4 Germanistik second floor
Mario Damen : Patricians, knights or nobles? Historiography and identity in late medieval Antwerp Felicia Rosu : The Decree of the Country: Constitutional Language and Practices in Early Modern East Central Europe Valerie Vrancken : Ideology and Politics: the Joyous Entries of Brabant (14th-15th Centuries)
Thursday 24 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
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 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
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
Y-6
SOC01b
Capitalism, Community and Charity: Giving in Mercantile and Industrial Economies (ca. 1300-2000) II
UR3 Germanistik second floor
Melanie Oppenheimer : Charity and War Will Rall : What did Charity mean under National Socialism? The Case of the Winter Help Relief, 1933-1939
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
Y-7
SOC11
Institutions of Exclusion? Guilds, Citizenship and Inequality in Early Modern Europe
UR3 Germanistik second floor
Bert De Munck, Karel Davids : Beyond Exclusivism. Entrance Fees for Guilds in the Early Modern Low Countries (c.1450-1800) Maarten Prak : Access to the Trade: Urban Craft Guilds and Social and Geographical Mobility in Early Modern Europe Patrick Wallis, Chris Minns : Open Access? Guilds and Citizenship in Early Modern England
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
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
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
Y-10
SOC03 spe
Special session. Cities and Social Inequality
UR3 Germanistik second floor
ZA-10 URB01b Conceived, Constructed, Contested Spaces’ – Gender and Household in the European Town II Hörsaal 24 basement
Anne Montenach : Within or Beyond the Household? Female Economic Spaces in Eighteenth-century Lyon Deborah Simonton : What’s Love Got to do with it? Gender, Endogamy and Urban Economies
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
ZA-11
URB03
The Emerging Visual Culture in Metropolitan Vienna in the 1920s and 1930s
Hörsaal 24 basement
Sabrina Rahman : The Wiener Werkstätte: Design and Consumption in Early Mass Culture Marie-Noelle Yazdanpanah : Moving Desires: Homemovies in Interwar Vienna
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
Z-12
MID07
Medieval Cities in the Iberian Peninsula
UR4 Germanistik second floor
María Ángeles Martín Romera : From Representing Political Factions to Representing Different Social Groups: Changes in the Castilian Urban System at the End of the Middle Ages Jesus Angel Solorzano-Telechea : The Development of the Commons’ Political Identity in the Late Medieval Towns of Northern Atlantic Spain Irina Variash : Dialogue of Muslim and Christian Communities with the Crown (Kingdom of Aragon, XIVth century) ZA-12 URB05 Composing the Urban Community Hörsaal 24 basement
Sarah-Maria Schober : Individuals, Group or Non-group? The Physicians of Basel about 1580 and the Complexity of their Embedment in the Urban Society Elisabeth Thoss : Journeymen´s Migration from/to Cracow and Wroclaw from the 16th to the 19th Century
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
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
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
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 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
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
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) 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
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
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 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" 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 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 |
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