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Wednesday 30 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
G-1
ELI01
Political Power Groups in the Late Medieval and Early Modern City
Aula 4, Nivel 0
Jelten Baguet : A Flemish Serrata? Political Oligarchization in the Medieval and Early Modern City of Ghent Elise Leclerc : Only Status Matters: the Role of Historical and Political Notes in the Florentine Family Books (14th-15th Centuries) Laurentiu Radvan : A Social Group yet Unknown: the Urban Patriciate in Medieval Wallachia Danko Zelic : Urban Space Policies in Medieval Dubrovnik and Dalmatian Cities – Venetian Tradition vs. Present
Wednesday 30 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
K-3
MID01
A Socio-political History of Record Keeping: Town Councils, Reports, and their Use by Historians (14th-15th Centuries)
Aula 8, Nivel 0
Jelle Haemers, Valeria Van Camp : Unity and Unanimity? Fiction and Reality in the Reports of the Town Council of Mons (Hainaut) in the 1400s Christian Liddy : Secrecy and Consensus: Town Council Reports in Late Medieval England Fernando Martín-Pérez, Jesus Angel Solorzano Telechea : Petitions, Town Councils, and the Language of the Commons in Late Medieval Cantabria
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
U-4
URB02
Cities as Centres of Knowledge Creation in Early Modern and Modern Times
Aula 17, Nivel 1E
Bert De Munck : Disassembling the City: a Historical and Epistemological View on the Agency of Cities Oliver Hochadel, Agusti Nieto-Galan : Barcelona: an Urban History of Science and Modernity (1888-1929) Daniel Margócsy : La magie du Pont Neuf: the Circulation of Knowledge and Manners in 17th-century Paris Simona Valeriani : Knowledge Formation between Centres and Peripheries: Medical Practitioners in Plymouth, Exeter and London in the 17th Century
Thursday 31 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
H-6
RUR10
The Interweaving of Countryside and Town. Rural Textile Industries in the Premodern Period
Aula 5, Nivel 0
Victoria López Barahona, José Nieto Sánchez : Textile Manufactures between Town and Countryside. The Case of Early-modern Madrid and New Castile Ruben Menten-Plesters : Urban and Rural Interactions regarding the Textile Industry in Roman Egypt Jim van der Meulen : Cloths of a Thread. The Nature of the Draper in the Rural Textile Industry of the Flemish Heuvelland (16th Century) T-6 URB01 Maids, Mothers and Matriarchs: European Women in Town Salon de Grados, Nivel 1
Elaine Chalus : All Women of a Certain Age? Life-Cycle Politics in Georgian England Alison Duncan : Town and Country: Negotiating Appropriate Sociability across the Life-cycles of Single Scottish Gentlewomen, 1760–1830 Niina Lehmusjärvi : Independent Businesswomen or Deputies for Late Husbands? – Widowhood Uncovering Women in Early Modern Sweden Kemille Moore : The Stages of Women’s Lives in Late Victorian Painting Deborah Simonton : ‘All the Days of her Life’. Spinster, Spouse, Mother, Widow: the Business of Life
Thursday 31 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
T-8
URB03
Cultural Transfers and Transnational Responses: Representations of Paris in Central and Eastern Europe
Salon de Grados, Nivel 1
Howard Lupovitch : Exemplar or Cautionary Tale: Paris as a Model for the Urban Jewish Experience Jared Warren : Cracovian Students in Interurban Artistic Culture: Poland and Paris, 1890–1900
Friday 1 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
T-9
URB04
The Capital in a State of Flux. Vienna during the First World War and in the Early 1920s
Salon de Grados, Nivel 1
Deborah Holmes : Joseph Roth and Feuilleton Journalism as Social History Michaela Scharf : “The Immanent Danger.” Prostitution in Vienna during the First World War and its Aftermath Katalin Teller : Viennese Railway Stations at War and afterwards
Friday 1 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
T-11
URB05
Adriatic Cities in Transition
Salon de Grados, Nivel 1
Gaetano Dato : When Location Matters: Anglo-American Direct Rule in Trieste, 1945-54 Borut Klabjan : Monuments in Trieste/Trst and Koper/Capodistria after World War II
Friday 1 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
G-12
ELI11
City Spaces as Elite Arenas I: Plans, Buildings, Exhibitions
Aula 4, Nivel 0
Eeva Kotioja : Making it Happen: Finnish Pavilion in the Exposition Universelle 1889 and the Elite Network behind it Mika Mäkelä : Elite as an Actor in the Urban Renewal of Helsinki´s Kallio District Shunsuke Nakaoka : Integrated Euro-American Culture into their Own Life-style – Modern Japanese Business Elite and Patterns of Building Residence P-12 POL12 Urban Space and Politics Aula 13, Nivel 1
Valerie Mast : Narratives of Space and Identity in the Budapest Ghettos, 1944-45 Álvaro París : Urban Space, Sociability and Popular Counterrevolution in Madrid (1823-1833) Karen Vannieuwenhuyze : Using and Producing Urban Political Space: the Antwerp Urban Government and its Claim of the (Im)material Urban Landscape (1830-1914) Y-12 URB10 Latin American Cities in the 19th Century: Workers, Municipality and the Struggle for Rights Seminario Ha Sciencia, Nivel 2
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
G-13
ELI12
City Spaces as Elite Arenas II: Careers, Reputations, Identities
Aula 4, Nivel 0
Saara Hilpinen : How Scandals Affect Reputation? A Case Study on the Career of Wilhelm Klinckowström (1778–1850) Brita Planck : Women and Politics during the Age of Liberty K-13 URB07 Space and Identity in the Post-war City: Aula 8, Nivel 0
Tommaso Bobbio : Re-signifying Places: Changing Community Balances and Urban Geographies after the Partition of India and Pakistan Ann Ighe : A Heritage of their Own? Counter Culture as an Ambivalent Agent for Urban Heritage. The Who’s? and What? Questions Revisited Peter Jones : Power of the Powerless: the Case of Danilo Dolci and Partinico, Sicily1952-1968 Milica Lekovic, Javier Ruiz Sánchez : Disremembrance and Resilience in Belgrade Traumascapes
Saturday 2 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
K-14
URB08
Rejuvenating the Post-war City
Aula 8, Nivel 0
Ulrich Ufer : Claiming Sustainable Urban Spaces 1968 to 2010 – from “Drop Outs” to “Pioneers of Change” Tim Verlaan : Urban Renewal and Modernity's Moral Imperatives
Saturday 2 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
M-16
ETH03
Claiming Public Space: Religious Minorities and Urban Peripheries in Democratic Spain
Aula 10, Nivel 1
Noemi de Haro García : The Neighbourhood Associations' Imagined Public Space during the Transition to Democracy Mar Griera, Avi Astor : Performing Religion in the Street: a Comparative Analysis of the Religious Uses of Public Space in Barcelona Aitana Guia : Nativism and Symbolic Exclusion: Street Festivals, Islam, and the Politics of Belonging in Democratic Spain T-16 URB06 Retailing Iberian Port Cities: from the Belle Époque to the Second World War Salon de Grados, Nivel 1
Jose Maria Beascoechea, Arantza Pareja & Susana Serrano : New Actors to a Modern Services Sector. The City of Bilbao in the First Third of the Twentieth Century Nadia Fava : Traditional Food Retailing versus New Forms of Commercial Concentration: Barcelona, 1859-1940 Jesús Mirás-Araujo : Changes in Retail in a Spanish Port City: a Coruña during the First Third of the Twentieth Century |
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