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Wednesday 30 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
V-1
WOR12
Transregional Encounters
Seminario E, Nivel 1
Megan Maruschke : Do Special Economic Zones have their Origins in Past Free Ports? A View from Mumbai, 1858 - today Edgar Pereira, Kaarle Wirta : The Forgotten Emporia: Visions of Overseas Commerce and Transnational Connections in 17th-century Glückstadt (1617-1700)
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
V-4
WOR09
Maritime Areas: Spaces of Changing Expectations
Seminario E, Nivel 1
Deborah Paci : From Isolation to Connectivity: the Views of European Union on Mediterranean and Baltic Islands in the 20th and 21th Century Vasileios Petrogiannis : Layers of Spatial Identification: European Mobility from the Baltic and Mediterranean Regions to Sweden José Damião Rodrigues : Widening the Ocean: Eastern Atlantic Islands in the Making of Early-Modern Atlantic W-4 LAB07b Perfect Cosmopolitans. South-European Experiences and Approaches Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Daniel Evans : ‘España para los españoles’. 'National Anarchism’ and its Discontents during the Spanish Civil War Davide Turcato : Anti-colonial Struggles in the Italian Anarchist Pres: Egypt, Cuba, India
Thursday 31 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
A-5
ASI02
Networking for Survival: the East India Companies, Local Merchants, and State Actors in 17th-century Asia
Seminario A, Nivel 0
Erik Odegard : The Company’s Marriage Market: Marriage, Patrimonialism, and Smuggling in the Dutch East India Company, c. 1630-1680 Byapti Sur : The Dutch East India Company through the Eyes of a Broker: Seventeenth Century Mercantile Relations in Bengal Guido van Meersbergen : Imperial Patronage and Commercial Exchange: Company Agents and the 17th-century Mughal State H-5 RUR13 Agriculture in Modern World History Aula 5, Nivel 0
Catherine Higgs : Historicizing South Africa's Green Revolution: Land Alienation and Land Reform, 1913-2013 Ray Hurt : The Green Revolution in Latin America: Success and Failure Siming Wang : Growing in Declining and Declining in Growing. Chinese Agricultural Development since 16th Century T-5 THE05 Theories of Revolution, Reform and Democracy – and the Writing of History Salon de Grados, Nivel 1
Norbert Fabian : J.C. Davies’ Theory of Revolutions in History and Theory Discussions and in Didactics - a New J-curve to the English Revolution of 1381 Matthias Middell : The French Revolution - New Perspectives Emerging Since 1989 Dominic Sachsenmaier : Revolutions and Reforms in China W-5 LAB07c Perfect Cosmopolitans. North-West Atlantic Anarchists and Colonialism Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Ole Birk Laursen : Guy Aldred and the Indian Nationalists in London Kenyon Zimmer : Anti-Imperialism at War: the Anticolonial Roots of American Anarchist Debates Over World War I
Thursday 31 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
D-8
WOR13
Situating transnational actors
Aula 1, Nivel 0
Maciej Górny : A Racial Triangle: Physical Anthropology and Race Theories between Germans, Jews, and Poles Katja Naumann, Antje Dietze : 'Introduction: Transnational Actors - Research Perspectives' Clemens Six : In search of the transnational mind: Intellectuals and artists between Bengal and Tokyo around 1900 Phillip Wagner : National Socialist Internationalisms? Karl Strölin between international engagement and domestic lobbying, 1938-1945
Friday 1 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
W-9
WOR02
Distant Suffering: American Relief in Europe During and After the Great War
Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Friederike Kind-Kovács : “From Food to Business: Children’s Hunger and American Relief in Hungary after the Great War” Francesca Piana : American Medical Assistance during and in the aftermath of the Armenian Genocide: The case of Dr. Ruth A. Parmelee in Harpoot Elisabeth Piller : For Love of the Fatherland – German-Americans, American Relief Work and Cultural Mobilization in the Era of the Great War, 1914 – 24
Friday 1 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
V-10
WOR10
Translators as Cultural Brokers: Cultural Mediation in the Peripheries
Seminario E, Nivel 1
Amotz Giladi : Hebrew Nationalism and the Import of Foreign Literatures: the Case of Yonatan Ratosh Hanna Pieta : Translation of Polish literature into European Portuguese: Translators as Cultural Mediators Serena Talento : Nyerere Translates Shakespeare in Post-colonial Tanzania: Translation as Legitimation of Swahili and Negotiation between Localism and Globalism
Friday 1 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
V-11
SPE01
Big Data in Economic and Social History: Global and Regional Perspectives
Seminario E, Nivel 1
Karin Hofmeester, Jan Lucassen : The Collab on Global Labour History, 1500-2000": Stock Taking Spring 2016 Gijs Kessler, Timur Valetov : Occupational Change in Russia and the Soviet Union, 1800-2000 Andrei Markevich : Economic Development of the Late Russian Empire in a Regional Perspective Auke Rijpma : The Clariah-project and the Quantity-quality Tradeoff: Understanding Household Size and Investment in Human Capital through Big Data
Friday 1 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
W-12
WOR04
Building a Global Youth? Youth Groups in International Movements and Moments, 1919–1939
Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Timo Holste : Not of Concern to the League? Katharine Furse and the Humanitarian Work of the League of Nations, 1924–1938 Daniel Laqua : Consolidation or Transformation of the Global Order? International Student Organizations and Empire in Interwar Europe Ondrej Matejka : Construction of an ‘Internationally-minded’ Youth in a Multi-ethnic State: YMCA Activities in Czechoslovakia, 1918 –1938
Saturday 2 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
W-13
WOR05
Roundtable: Global Microhistory
Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Margaret Hunt : Deserters, Turncoats and Transnational Actors in the Military Labor Market of Early Modern South Asia Lars Müller : Knowledges about Africa. Textbook Production: Authors and Practices
Saturday 2 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
V-14
WOR11
Transnational Actors and Networks of the Trade Union Movement
Seminario E, Nivel 1
Steven Parfitt : The Knights of Labor as a Global Movement Johanna Wolf : Introduction: the State of the Art on Transnational Actors in the Trade Union Movement Adrian Zimmermann : Leading Trade Unions Nationally and Internationally: the Case of the Swiss General Secretaries of the International Metalworkers’ Union (IMF) Konrad Ilg and Adolphe Graedel W-14 WOR06 Antifascism in a Global Perspective: Exile Communities and Transnational Movements against Fascism, 1930–1945 Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Maria Framke : ‘India cannot stand aloof!': Exploring the Entangled Web of Indian Anti-fascism, Anti-colonialism and Humanitarian Solidarity in the Interwar Period Chris Vials : The Influence of International Faschismustheorien in the United States of the 1930s
Saturday 2 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
W-15
WOR08
Civilizing Missions during the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Julia Hauser : Civilizing Appetites. Nineteenth-Century Vegetarian Discourse and the Civilizing Mission Ulrich Hofmeister : The Allure of Backwardness: The Civilizing Mission in Tsarist Turkestan under Criticism Stefan Hübner : Financing Fitness: American Philanthropy and the Scientification of the YMCA’s Physical Education Programs in East Asia (1910s-1920s) Teresa Segura-Garcia : Princely Education and Colonial Improvement in Nineteenth Century India
Saturday 2 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
W-16
WOR07
Educating for Citizenship and the Future of Colonialism: International, Imperial and Colonial Debates about Educational Reform during the First Decades of the Twentieth Century
Aula Ramon y Cajal, Nivel 1
Julie McLeod : Cosmopolitanism and Educability: Instructing Young People in the Aims of the League of Nations Fiona Paisley : Education in the Mandates: the Permanent Mandates Commission in the 1920s and the Education of ‘Natives’ Rebecca Rogers : French Women Teachers and Indigenous Girl Students: Representing Colonial Education in World Fairs (1900s-1930s) |
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