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Wednesday 30 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
Q-1
FAM01
Familial Determinants of Mortality
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Rick Mourits : Spatial Variance in Longevity. The Effect of Agricultural Tradition, Disease Environment, Modernisation, and Urban Penalties on Longevity in Drenthe, Groningen & Zeeland, 1813-1957 Angela Muir : Did Baby Daddies Matter? Illegitimacy, Identifiable Paternity and Infant Mortality in Eighteenth Century Wales Ingrid van Dijk : Lucky Survivors? The Impact of Scarring on Adult Survivors of High-mortality Families Evelien Walhout : Female Infanticide: Exploring Evidence in the Netherlands
Wednesday 30 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
Q-2
FAM02
Non-Nuclear Families
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Irfan Kokdas : Is there an Inevitable Transition from Large Households to Nuclear Families at the Dawn of Modernity? Human Capital Formation and Demographic Trends in the Ottoman Balkans (1700-1860) Beatrice Moring : Widows in Late 19th century Urban Northern Europe- Family Co-operation and Female Networks Damaris Rose, Lisa Dillon & Marianne Caron : Surfacing the Singles: a Mixed Methods Adventure into the Living Arrangements of the Non-married in 1920s-1940s urban Canada Y-2 FAM24 Eastern Infant Mortality: Religion, Ethnicity, Location Seminario Ha Sciencia, Nivel 2
Luminita Dumanescu, Daniela Marza, Mihaela Haragus : New Data on Infant Mortality in Transylvania in the 19th Century based on the HPDT Gunnar Thorvaldsen, Hilde L. Sommerseth : Once Upon a Time in the East? Spatial Distribution of Infant Mortality in the North East of Norway in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
Wednesday 30 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
Q-3
FAM03a
Siblings and Life Transitions I
Aula 14, Nivel 1
XingChen ChiaChi Lin, Tim Riswick : The Influence of Family Composition on Infant Mortality in Single Parent Families in Taiwan (1900-1945) and the Netherlands (1870-1920) Heejin Park, Sangwoo Han & Byunggiu Son : Sibling Effects and Infant Mortality in Korea, 1910-1977 : Evidence from Family Register and Land Register Tim Riswick : Between Rivalry and Support: Differences in the Mortality Chances of Brothers and Sisters in the Netherlands (1860-1910)
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
Q-4
FAM03b
Siblings and Life Transitions II
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Stephanie Klages, Christine Fertig : The Impact of Sibling Composition on Family Strategies in 19th Century Westphalia Diogo Paiva, Paulo Teodoro de Matos : To Stay or to Migrate: Siblings and Life Transitions in 19th Century Ribeira Seca, Azores Joana-Maria Pujades-Mora : Siblings and Intergenerational Transmission of Social Status and Occupations in the Preindustrial Area of Barcelona, 16th – 17th Centuries Alice Velková : Selection of Heir to Rural Property and its Influence on Marige Conditions of his Siblings, Štáhlavy 1650-1850
Thursday 31 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
Q-5
FAM05
Modernization and Infant Health in Europe during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Verena Limper : The periphery of Europe at the forefront of modernization? – Swedish Pediatrics and their relationship with Germany in the first half of the 20th century Nynke van den Boomen, Paul Rotering : The Regionality of Infant Mortality Patterns in the Netherlands, 1875-1899 Jörg Vögele : Infant Mortality and Infant Welfare in Germany during Twentieth Centuries
Thursday 31 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
Q-6
FAM06
Do Welfare Regimes Matter? Migration and Care/Domestic Work
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Barbara Hobson : Do Welfare Regimes Matter: Migrants, Markets and Employment Regimes María Sánchez-Domínguez, Susanne Fahlén : Determinants of the Social Mobility among Domestic Workers in Spain and Sweden Karen Shire : The Politics of Household Service Provision in the Context of Conservative Welfare Capitalism: the German and Austrian Cases
Thursday 31 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
Q-7
FAM07
Plague in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe: Social-economic, Medical and Demographic Aspects
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Idamaria Fusco : Managing a Plague Epidemic. The Case of the Kingdom of Naples in the 17th Century Pavla Jirková : Documenting of Identities of the Plague-Victims in the Early Modern Bohemia Isabel Moll : The Last Mediterranean Plague? Mallorca, May 1820 - January 1821 R-7 FAM21 Why Care? – Intergenerational Support from an Interdisciplinary Perspective Aula 15, Nivel 1
Yuliya Hilevych : Later, if Ever: Family Influences on the Transition from First to Second Birth in Ukraine, 1950-1975 Jesús Javier Sánchez-Barricarte : The Historical Decline of Fertility and the Development of the Welfare States Charlotte Stormer : ‘Honour your Father and Mother, that your Days may be Long’. Moral Obligations and Family Values in the Early Modern Period (16th-19th Century)
Thursday 31 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
Q-8
FAM08
Longterm Changes and Godparent Practices (15th-21th Centuries)
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Margreet Dieleman : Protestants and Godparent Practice in the Western Provinces of France, 1560-1685 Antonio Irigoyen : Godparenthood in Cordoba (Argentina) during the Eighteenth Century Claudio Lorenzini, Lucio Biasiori : Rules from the Pulpit. Godparenthood in Preaching in Italy (XV-XVIII Centuries) Markéta Skorepová : The Role of Godparents in Czech Rural Environment in the Nineteenth Century. R-8 FAM25 Prehistory of Family Systems: Interdisciplinary Perspectives Aula 15, Nivel 1
Siegfried Gruber, Mikolaj Szoltysek : Family, patriarchy, and human capital inequalities in preindustrial Europe
Friday 1 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
Q-9
FAM09a
Family Crisis and Life-course Development (15th-21th Centuries): the Impact on Individuals and Families I
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Helena da Silva : World War I Wounded Portuguese Soldiers and their Families: Living with their Handicap Matt Nelson : Improving the Big Woods: Families, Farm Laborers and Neighbors in Nineteenth Century Minnesota Paulo Teodoro de Matos : Assessing Fertility and Mortality Patterns among Social Groups in Late Colonial Brazil. A Case Study of Four Captaincies, 1798-1805
Friday 1 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
Q-10
FAM09b
Family Crisis and Life-course Development (15th-21th Centuries): the Impact on Individuals and Families II
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Sangwoo Han, Heejin Park, Byunggiu Son : Adoption as Solving Family Succession Crisis in 17-18th Century Korea and its Consequences on Adopted Sons’ Life Course Donggue Lee, Youjin Lee : Natural Disasters and the Survival Strategies of Individuals and Families in 1730’s Korea Mitsuhiro Nakajima : A Study of the Life Courses of Legitimate and Illegitimate Children in the Later Tokugawa Period: a Case Study of a Fishing Village in Southwestern Japan
Friday 1 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
Q-11
FAM11
Marriage during War
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Saskia Hin, Koen Matthijs : Marriage under Stress: Partner Choices in WWI Belgium Ana Victoria Sima : Being a Husband and Wife in Wartime. A Transylvanian Cultural Perspective Valeria Sorostineanu : Families at War. The Archdiocese of Sibiu during the Great War Peter Teibenbacher : Demography in Austria during WW I R-11 FAM27 New Approaches to Mortality and Longevity Aula 15, Nivel 1
Angelique Janssens, Ben Pelzer : Intergenerational Mortality Risks in Adult Years during the Nineteenth Century in the Sundsvall and Skellefteå Area in Northern Sweden Gabrielle Rouleau, Marc Tremblay : Demogenetic Analysis of the Saguenay (Quebec, Canada) Population Kaspar Staub, Joël Floris, Ulrich Woitek : Changes in Mortality in Switzerland, 1870-1910 Tina Van Rossem, Patrick Deboosere & Isabelle Devos : From Residence to Disease. From Disease to Grave. The Relation between Brussels’ Urban and Industrial Features and Disease-specific Mortality at the Turn of the 20th Century
Friday 1 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
K-12
RUR01
Assessments of Food Intake, Food Intake and Height at the Local, Regional and National Level
Aula 8, Nivel 0
Ulf Christian Ewert : Food Production and Rural-urban Differentials in Nutritional Status: the Case of Early-industrial Saxony Hector García Montero : Height, Food and Inequality in Rural Central Spain, 1765-1840 Laurent Heyberger : Stature, Nutritional Availabilities and Population Censuses in 19th-century Algeria: a Calling into Question of the Classic Vision of Demographic History Q-12 FAM12 Property and Things: the Logics of Transferring and Safeguarding Wealth Aula 14, Nivel 1
Christian Hagen : Awarding and Receiving Things. Transfer of Valuables by Marriage and Inheritance in Southern Tirol Birgit Heinzle : Family Business – the Distribution of Inheritance between Siblings in the Estate of the St. Lambrecht Monastery c. 1490–1550 Janine Maegraith : Negotiating Property and Securing a Living: Early Modern Widow’s Endowment Contracts in Southern Tirol
Saturday 2 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
J-13
FAM20
Stepfamilies in Europe, 1400-1800
Aula 7, Nivel 0
Margareth Lanzinger : Emotional Bonds and Living Arrangements: Stepfamilies in the Catholic Dispensation Records of Eighteenth–Century Austria Cathryn R. Spence : ‘Now Her Spouse’: Subsequent Marriages and Stepfathers in late Sixteenth– and Early Seventeenth–Century Scotland Tim Stretton : Stepmothers at Law in Early Modern England Q-13 FAM13 Household Formation and Postmarital Residence: Historical Cross-cultural Perspectives on Eurasia Aula 14, Nivel 1
Mary Nagata : Household Formation and Post-Marital Residence in Kyoto and Japan: a Survey and Discussion of Change over Time, 794-1868 Péter Öri : Leaving the Parental Household (Timing and Determinants). Evidence from the Hungarian Mosaic Sample Mikolaj Szoltysek, Siegfried Gruber : Household Formation and Postmarital Residence: Historical Cross-cultural Perspectives using Mosaic Data
Saturday 2 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
Q-14
FAM14
Demography, Health and Colonisation – a Global Perspective
Aula 14, Nivel 1
Anders Haglund : The Swedish Welfare State, Public Health and the Colonization of Sápmi 1863-1960 Janet McCalman, Len Smith & Rebecca Kippen & Sandra Silcot : The Colonisation of Victoria and the Koori Health Research Data Base
Saturday 2 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
A-15
FAM23
Roundtable: Coding Historical Occupations
Seminario A, Nivel 0
Q-15 FAM16 Fertility Transition, Religion and Popular Movements Aula 14, Nivel 1
Johan Junkka : The Popular Movements and Fertility Decline in the Skellefteå Region 1850-1950 Hideko Matsuo, Koen Matthijs : Like Mother, like Daughter? Impact of Intergenerational and Social Drivers on First Marriage and First Birth Pattern in Northern Flanders (Antwerp, Belgium) in the Late 19th and 20th Centuries
Saturday 2 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
I-16
FAM15
Roundtable European Historical Population Samples Network (EHPS-Net)
Aula 6, Nivel 0
Q-16 FAM18 Families and their Archives: Ways of Remembering and Creating Family Histories and Identities Aula 14, Nivel 1
Laura King : The Food Cupboard Door was a Family Archive’: Families and their Archives in Britain, c.1918-50 Anna Woodham : We are What we Keep: Curated Personal Possessions and Family Identity in the 21st Century Y-16 FAM26 Towards New Perspectives on the Articulation of Socio-Economic and Demographic Change in Early Modern Europe: Exploring the Possibilities of STREAM – A Spatiotemporal Research Infrastructure for Early Modern Flanders and Brabant Seminario Ha Sciencia, Nivel 2
Nick Van den Broeck, Thijs Lambrecht & Anne Winter : Between Regional Change and Local Inelasticity. Articulations between Poor Relief and Economic and Demographic Growth in Eighteenth-Century Brabant and Flanders Torsten Wiedemann, Ruben Demey & Sven Vrielinck & Glenn Plettinck & Michiel Van den Berghe & Philippe De Maeyer & Erik Thoen & Thijs Lambrecht & Anne Winter & Isabelle Devos : STREAM: Sources, Data and Methods Anne Winter, Nick Deschacht : Between Space and Structure. Migration, Economic Change, Population Growth and Connectivity in Eighteenth-Century Brabant and Flanders |
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