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Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
A-4
ASI01
Borders, Migration, Identity
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Shyamal Chandra Sarkar : Origin and Development of International Boundary Problems between Berubari and Bangladesh (1947-1974) B-4 CRI19 Criminal Offenders in the Twentieth-century Justice System OSCR Lanyon Building
Lisa Featherstone : Medicalising Sexual Offenders: Psychiatry in the Courtroom in Late Twentieth Century Australia Arlie Loughnan : Women’s Responsibility for Crime in Twentieth-century Australia Alana Piper : Co-offenders before the Courts: the Joinder Effect C-4 HEA05 Non-governmental Organisations, Scientific Associations, International Health Agencies and Governments, and International Health Cooperation during the 20th Century Senate Room Lanyon Building
Rosa Ballester, Esteban Rodriguez Ocaña : Prematurity: Joint Activities WHO-UNICEF in the Field of Child Health Services (1949-1962). A Case Study Maria Eugenia Galiana, Lucia Pozzi & Josep Bernabeu-Mestre : International Health Cooperation in the Fight against Poverty-related Diseases during the Inter-war Period Kaisa Harju : Global or Local Strategy? Treatment and Decision Making in Somalia-Finland Tuberculosis Control Project, 1981– 83. Ben Walker : The Spiritual and Secular in International Health: Medical Missionaries and Development in Ghana, 1919-1983 D-4 ANT02 The Political Economy of Ancient Greece MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Brooks Kaiser : Resource Economics and Institutions in Ancient Athens Carl Hampus Lyttkens : A Belligerent Democracy George Tridimas : Why Ancient Greece Failed to Industrialize: Cost of Energy, Culture and City-State Multiplicity E-4 CRI04 Justice Inscribed on the Body: Maiming Corporal Punishments in Antiquity and in the Middle Ages MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Christine Alexandra Kleinjung : Mutilated Popes and Blinded Bishops. Bodies, Wounds and Clerical Office Judith Mengler : „…and if the nose is completely shattered and gulped down by the dogs...“. Some Remarks on the Perception and Relation of Corporal Punishment and Injuries in the Treatises of Late Medieval Surgeons Christian Rollinger : A Wave of Mutilation. Facial Amputation as Punishment in the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Empire F-4 RUR10 Consumption, Food and Social Change MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Laurent Heyberger, Laurent Herment : Male Breadwinners’ Food Intakes and Estimations and Height of Conscripts in Nineteenth-century Rural France Rosa Lluch-Bramon, Maria Soler-Sala : The Imposition of Bread in the Catalan Countryside in the Middle Ages Rosa Ros, Rosa Congost & Enric Saguer : Consumption and Social Change. The Humble Social Groups in Rural Catalonia (the Girona Reggion, Eighteenth Century) Ulrich Schwarz-Graeber : Variation in Food Consumption Practices in Austria during the Crisis of the 1930s G-4 MID02 The Social History of Devotion and Christianization MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Fabrizio De Falco : Educate the Barbarians. The Unsuccessful Irish Church through the Eyes of the Anglo-Norman Invaders (XIIth Cen.) Anna-Stina Hägglund : Birgittine Monasteries in the Baltic Sea Region and Benefactor Networks Edoardo Manarini : A Bishop, his Flock, his Books. How to Build a Network for Salvation in Carolingian Italy: Leodoinus and the See of Modena H-4 WOR04 Extensions of the State and Cultural Encounters in Africa, Asia and Europe from the 17th to the 20th Century MST/03/004 Main Site Tower
Federica Guazzini : Questioning Flight and Displacement during the Italo-Ethiopian War and its Aftermath in a Regional Perspective Patrik Hettula : Influencing British Colonial Policy – Expatriate Euro-Africans and the Gold Coast Press in the Change of the 20th Century Otso Kortekangas : Inclusions through Exclusions. Education of the Indigenous Sámi in Early Twentieth Century Norway, Sweden and Finland I-4 CUL04 The Heritage of Cultural Opposition in the Former Socialist Countries MST/OG/009 Main Site Tower
Lóránt Bódi : Circles of resistance. Artistic and community life in Pál Petrigalla's salon Anelia Kassabova : The Power of Images. Non-conformist Art in Bulgaria from the 1960s towards the 1980s Orysia Kulick : Ukraine and its Dissidents: the ‘Sixtiers’ as Reformers, Rebels, and Freedom Fighters J-4 SPA09 Visitor Encounters with Warfare, Genocide and Slavery MST/OG/010 Main Site Tower
Angela Bermudez : Ten Narrative Keys to De-Normalize Violence in Historical Accounts Ria Dunkley, Thomas Smith : 'Walking with Romans’. Digital Interpretations of Dissonant Heritage Thomas Foley : Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation through Digital Archives Laurie Slegtenhorst : Exploring the Transnational Memory of WWII James Wallis, Shanti Sumartojo : Conflicting Spaces? Encountering Digital Presentations of War in Historical Museum Exhibitions K-4 ECO07 Epidemiological Shocks with not so Inevitable Consequences? Capturing and Explaining the Economic Effects of Pre-industrial Plague Outbreaks PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Joris Roosen : Plague, Death-blow or Window of Opportunity? Market Speculation in Times of Plague in the County of Hainaut, 1349-1500 Tarek Sabraa, Stuart Borsch : Charting the Population Effects of the Black Death throughout the Middle East Nukhet Varlik : The Black Death and its Long Term Political Consequences in the Ottoman Empire L-4 TEC06 New STS Perspectives on Innovation and Resistance PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Felicitas Soehner : Social Ethical Implications and their Medical-historical Framework of Human Genetics in Germany – in the Memory of Contemporary Witnesses M-4 ELI05 Family Strategies and Career Possibilities in Composite Monarchies, 16th–18th Centuries PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Veronika Hyden-Hanscho : Transterritorial Families from Border Regions: the Cases of Carretto and Arenberg between Madrid, Brussels and Vienna in the 17th and 18th Centuries Klaas Van Gelder : Vienna, Naples, and Brussels: the Composite Habsburg Monarchy and the Career Strategies of the Counts of Harrach (1728-1749) O-4 POL04 Anarchists and Antifascism during the 1930s PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Montse Feu : Jesús González Malo: Antifascism and Anarcho-Syndicalism in the United States Tom Goyens : Against the Current: Robert Bek-gran and the German Antifascists in New York Victor Lundberg : "The Antifascist Kick". Aspects of Antifascist Violence in Sweden P-4 FAM04 The History of Health in European Port Cities PFC/02/025 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Yannis Gonatidis : Public Health in a New Port City: the Case of Hermoupolis (Syros) in the First Half of the 19th Century (1821-1854) Angelique Janssens, Evelien Walhout : The Epidemiological Profile of Amsterdam, 1875-1899. An Analysis of Causes of Death and Public Health Interventions Michail Raftakis : Mortality Patterns in a Greek Port-city, Hermoupolis (1859-1940) R-4 FAM14 Kinship and Child Mortality PFC/03/006A Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Heejin Park, Bongoh Key : Intergenerational Transmission of Child Mortality in Korea in the Mid-twentieth Century Paul Puschmann, Katharina Pink & Kai Willführ & Eckart Voland : Early Life Mortality Experiences and Risky Sexual Behavior in Adulthood. A Case Study on the Effects of Sibling Death Experiences on Out of Wedlock Fertility in 18th and 19th Century Krummhörn, Germany Tim Riswick : Between Rivalry and Support: Differences in the Mortality Chances of Brothers and Sisters in Taiwan (1906-1946) and the Netherlands (1863-1910) Alice Velková : The Effect of Grandmothers on their Grandchildren’s Survival (West Bohemia, 1750-1850) S-4 SEX03 The Varying Effects of Pathologization of Same-sex Sexuality in Four Countries of the Former Austro-Hungarian Empire PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Johann Karl Kirchknopf : ‘Sodomy’ versus ‘Homosexuality’. How the Juridical Practice in 20th Century Austria made Use of Two very Different Interpretative Models Roman Kuhar : Decriminalization of “Unnatural Fornication” among Men in Post-War Slovenia as a Side Effect of Criminalization of Marital Rape Judit Takács, Tamás P.Tóth : Liberating Pathologization? The Historical Background of the 1961 Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Hungary T-4 ETH07 The Simultaneity of Belonging: Migrant Letters and the Transnational Social Field PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sonia Cancian : Re/constructing Language and Memories in a Migrant Love Letter Collection: the Intersubjectivities of Multiple Journeys Félix Krawatzek : Local Conditions and Ideas of Belonging in Migrant Letters Emma Moreton : Using Corpus Methods to Explore Notions of ‘here’ and ‘there’ in Digitised Migrant Letter Collections U-4 REL04 Religion and Economic Resources in a Catholic Society (Portugal, 16th-19th centuries) PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Isabel dos Guimarães Sá : Material Provisions for Spiritual Concerns: Profane and Sacred Objects in the Afterlife (Porto, 1500-1700) Luciana Gandelman : Rituals of Exchange: Conflicts over Economic Relations in Daily Life through Felipe III’s Pardon Letters in Portugal (1598-1621) Ana Mafalda Lopes : "As Soon as God Takes Me: Widows and Provisions for the Afterlife V-4 CUL17 Animals in the Family 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Claudia Soares : 'The Many Lessons which the Care of Some Gentle, Loveable Animal would give': Animals and Pet keeping in the Waifs and Strays Society, 1881-1914 Julie-Marie Strange : How much is that Doggy in the Window? Pets, the Market, Emotion and Morality in the Long Nineteenth Century Ingrid Tague : Pets and the Evolution of the Eighteenth-Century Family W-4 WOM22 Women's Movement and Activism 6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Luciana-Marioara Jinga : Women Nurture, Men Protect, or Not? Gender Roles in the Transnational Humanitarian Commitment for Children in Romania (1980-2007) Cristina Scheibe Wolff : Reason and Emotion: Women Activism against Dictatorships in Southern Cone do America. 1968-1985 X-4 WOM09b Women’s Wages and Time Allocation in Western Europe during Pre-industrial and Industrial Times (16th- Early 20th Centuries) II 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Victoria López Barahona : Wool Hand-Spinning Wages in Eighteenth-Century Inland Spain Manuela Martini : Gendered Division of Work and Wage Conflicts in the Lyon Slk Trades at the End of the 19th Century Z-4 SOC06 Mutual aid and State Provision: Mutual Insurance, Social Policy and Individual Welfare in Europe in the 19th and 20th Century Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Jonathan Fink-Jensen : Mutual Sickness Insurance Traditions and Social Policy in England and the Netherlands, 1870-1950 Fernando Largo Jiménez : “Cooperate or Perish“. The Public Social Insurances in Spain and the Strategies of the Federation of Friendly Societies of Catalonia ZA-4 ORA04 Understanding AIDS Activism and Public Health Policy in Europe through Oral History Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Christopher Ewing : The Emotions of Anti-Discrimination Activism in the Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe Ulrike Klöppel, Eugen Januschke : Struggling to Open up the Narrative Harmonization of the AIDS Crisis in Germany Emily Nicholls : Mapping AIDS Activism and Policy in the UK through Oral History Interviews Justyna Struzik : Mapping Tensions: Polish HIV/AIDS Activism through the 1990s |
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