Preliminary Programme

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Showing: Latin America (all days)

Wed 30 March
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30

Thu 31 March
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30

Fri 1 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30

Sat 2 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30

All days

Wednesday 30 March 2016 11.00 - 13.00

V-2 LAT01 An Iberian Atlantic ‘Tradition’? Examining Social, Political and Intellectual Underpinnings (1770-1840)
Seminario E, Nivel 1

Network: Latin America	Chair: Paulo Drinot
Organizer: Natalia Sobrevilla Perea	Discussant: Alejandra Irigoín

Gregorio Alonso : The Atlantic Contagion of Freedom in the Age of Independence
Manuel Barcia : The Zangroniz Business Network: a Nineteenth-Century Forerunner of Modern Globalization in the Iberian Atlantic World
Jesús Sanjuro : Liberalism, Abolitionism and Imperialism in the Atlantic World: Confronting the ‘Evolutionary Approach’
Natalia Sobrevilla Perea : The Military Montepío in Nineteenth Century Peru and its Atlantic Origins

Thursday 31 March 2016 8.30 - 10.30

V-5 LAT03 Women and Transborder Health Crossings in Mexico-U.S. Relations, 1930s-1970s
Seminario E, Nivel 1

Network: Latin America	Chair: Nicole Guidotti-Hernández
Organizer: Alexandra Puerto	Discussant: Nicole Guidotti-Hernández

Lina-Maria Murillo : What’s in a Number? Women, Birth Control, and Reproductive Health
Stephanie Opperman : Anthropological Approaches to Public Health: the Work of Dr. Isabel Kelly in 1950s Mexico
Alexandra Puerto : Refugee Nuns: the Cristero Diaspora and the Tuberculosis Sanatoriums in Los Angeles, 1927-1955

Thursday 31 March 2016 11.00 - 13.00

V-6 LAT02 ROUNDTABLE: Forging Feminist Studies of Health, Science, Sexuality, and the Body in the Americas
Seminario E, Nivel 1

Network: Latin America	Chair: Kim Clark
Organizer: Jadwiga E Pieper Mooney	Discussants: Jelke Boesten, Kim Clark

Lessie Jo Frazier : Histories of Violence, Mental Health, Kinship, and the Body (in Central America’s Northern Triangle)
Jadwiga E Pieper Mooney : Medicalization as Liberation? Experts’ Advice and the Gendering of Sexual “Revolutions” in Chile

Thursday 31 March 2016 14.00 - 16.00

V-7 LAT04 New Perspectives on Labor and Populism in Latin America, c.1930-c.1970
Seminario E, Nivel 1

Networks: Latin America , Politics, Citizenship, and Nations	Chair: Paulo Drinot
Organizer: Steven Hirsch	Discussant: Paulo Drinot

Geoffroy de Laforcade : Populism, the State, and the 'Popular' Subject: Uses of Nation, Class and Resistance in Pre and Post-Peronist Argentina, 1916-1968
Alexandre Fortes : From Technocratic Reformism to Mass Nationalism: World War II and the Rise of Brazilian Laborism
Hilary Francis : Even the Road is Red: the Roots of Right-Wing Populism in 1950s Nicaragua
Steven Hirsch : APRA and Organized Labor during the Bustamante i Rivero Government, 1945-1948: a Reappraisal of Party-led Labor Incorporation
Amparo Sánchez Cobos : Race and Nationality in the Anarchist Discourse in Cuba after the Independence.

Friday 1 April 2016 8.30 - 10.30

P-9 POL06 The Fascist 'New State' and 'New Man': Perspectives on an Anthropological Revolution from Europe and South America
Aula 13, Nivel 1

Networks: Latin America , Politics, Citizenship, and Nations	Chair: Jose Reis Santos
Organizers: Antonio Costa Pinto, Aristotle Kallis	Discussant: Rita Almeida Carvalho

Gerhard Botz : Gerhard Botz, the Myths of the "Harmonious Peasant Family" and the "Corporatist State" in the Dollfuss Regime
Antonio Costa Pinto : The Diffusion of Political Corporatism in Interwar Europe and Latin America
Aristotle Kallis : Simulating the ‘New Man’ in Mussolini’s Italy and Vargas’ Brazil
Francisco Carlos Palomanes Martinho : The Influence of the Ideology of the 'New State' in Brazil

V-9 LAT05 State Agents and State-Society Relations in 20th Century Latin America
Seminario E, Nivel 1

Networks: Latin America , Politics, Citizenship, and Nations	Chair: Michael Gonzales
Organizer: Kim Clark	Discussant: Michael Gonzales

Kim Clark : Public Health Leaders and Ecuadorian State Formation, 1900-1930
Paulo Drinot : State Agents and Venereal Disease in Peru, 1900-1950
Irène Favier : Ethnopsychiatry in Peruvian and Brazilian Contexts

Friday 1 April 2016 16.30 - 18.30

Y-12 URB10 Latin American Cities in the 19th Century: Workers, Municipality and the Struggle for Rights
Seminario Ha Sciencia, Nivel 2

Networks: Labour , Latin America , Urban	Chair: Silke Neunsinger
Organizer: Fabiane Popinigis	Discussants: -

Amy Chazkel : A Pre-history of the 'Right to the City': Civil and Political Rights in an Nineteenth-Century Brazilian City, from the Constitution to the Streets
Valeria Pita : Workers, Neighbors and Municipal Employees during the Yellow Fever Epidemic. Buenos Aires, 1871
Fabiane Popinigis : Claming for Rights in the Early Brazilian Republic: Commerce Workers and Municipal Authorities in the XIX Century

Saturday 2 April 2016 8.30 - 10.30

T-13 LAT06 Work and Non-work in Latin America - Definitions, Distinctions, Boundaries
Salon de Grados, Nivel 1

Network: Latin America	Chair: David Mayer
Organizers: Rossana Barragán, David Mayer	Discussant: Rossana Barragán

Marcelo Balaban : The Noble Stimulus of Work: Race, Slavery and Free Work during the Parliamentary Debates of Sexagenário’s Law – Brazil, 1884-1886
Lerice Garzoni : Defining Women’s Work and Women’s Career: the Debate in the Press at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Enriqueta María Quiroz Munoz : Work as a Code of Life: Manifestations of Utilitarian Thought in Mexico City (1692-1800)
María Ullivarri, Cecilia Cross : Boundaries of Labor. Women and Extra-domestic Spaces of Domesticity in Times of Crisis in Argentina
Angela Vergara : Work and Unemployment in Modern Chile
Brigida Von Mentz : Colonialism and Work. Free Labor and Unfree Labor Forms in Mexico (16th to 19th Century)

Saturday 2 April 2016 16.30 - 18.30

P-16 POL20 New States and Corporatism:Social Order and Economical Regulation in Portugal and Brazil
Aula 13, Nivel 1

Networks: Latin America , Politics, Citizenship, and Nations	Chair: Kleoniki Alexopoulou
Organizer: Tatyana Maia	Discussant: Luciano Abreu

Vera Cepeda : Corporatism and Underdevelopment in the Brazilian Political Experience - a Balance about the 1930 Decade
Tatyana Maia : Intellectuals and the Idea of Luso-Brazilian Community: the Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa (1956-1974)
Paula Santos : The Role of Parliament in the Portuguese Corporate State (1933-1974): Historiography and History
Valerio Torreggiani : Thinking Efficiently. Joint Industrial Councils and Corporatist Intermediation in Britain, 1916-1919