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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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AFR01
Roundtable: Labour, Education and Children in Africa
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Pedro Goulart : Child Labour, Agency and Africa’s Colonial System Joan-Pau Jordà : The Race for Education in Africa B-1 SOC22 Fashion, Luxury, Credit and Trust. Early-modern and Modern Bankruptcies in Europe, North America or Elsewhere OSCR Lanyon Building
Mats Hayen : Bankruptcies in the Book Printing Industry in Stockholm, 1750-1850 Håkan Jakobsson : The Economic and Social Argumentation in Bankruptcy Proceedings Relating to the Stockholm Silk Textile Industry, c. 1800-1850 Klas Nyberg : Credit and Trust in Early Modern Stockholm Paula von Wachenfeldt : Luxury and Credit in Nineteenth-Century France C-1 HEA01a Emotions and Subjectivation in Patient-Doctor Relationships: Interdisciplinary and Gender Perspectives (I) Senate Room Lanyon Building
Dresda Emma Méndez de la Brena : Feeling Shattered - Feeling Hopeful: Affective Structures of Pain and the Potentialities of Hope in Online Women’s Chronic Pain Support Groups Beatriz Pichel : Doctors and Patients in the Photographic Studio D-1 WOR06 Close Encounters of the Third World: East European Engagements with the Global South, 1955-1975 MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Rosamund Johnston : Ambassadors with a Microphone? Czechoslovak Radio’s Foreign Correspondents, 1958-1968 Jill Massino : My Brother’s Keeper: Ordinary Romanians and the Vietnam War E-1 CRI01 Collective Confrontations: Studies from a Nordic Perspective MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Anne Hedén : State Visit and Stone Throwing: the Protests against Finnish White Regent Mannerheim in Stockholm in 1919 Matias Kaihovirta : The Culture of Contestation and the Formation of Modern Politics Among Ironworkers in Early 20th Century Finland F-1 RUR11 Specialisation or Diversification? Income Strategies of Farmers in Times of Economic Downturn MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Christiane Cheneaux-Berthelot : Vegetable Growers on the Outskirts of Paris during the 19th Century: Competition or Emulation between Small-scale and Large-scale Agriculture? Omar Mazzotti : Sharecroppers and Farmers of Romagna facing Agricultural Invasion: Income or Survival Strategies? Mats Morell : Smallholders’ and Large Estates’ Reaction to Changed Market Conditions in the Late 19th Century G-1 MID01 Kings, Courts, and the People in Medieval Europe MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Miguel José López-Guadalupe Pallarés : Trade, Merchants and Economic Policies: Commercial Activity at Castile-Leon Estremadura’s Medium-size Councils Bruno Marconi da Costa : From Revolt to "Revolution" - the Avis Dynastic Crisis as seen from Below (1383-1385) Annabelle Marin : Do Women Embody the Power of the Elite in Cities? The Role of High Noblewomen in the Process of Urban Hierarchization in Fifteenth-Century Castile H-1 LAB19 Roundtable:Wobblies of the World MST/03/004 Main Site Tower
Dominique Pinsolle : How the American Reinterpretation of a French Concept Gave Rise to a New International Conception of Sabotage Johan Pries : Tracing the Translocal Effects of the Early IWW’s Defeat: P.J. Welinder and “American Syndicalism” in Interwar Sweden I-1 CUL01 Cultural Transfers among Early Modern Courts (16th - 18th Centuries) MST/OG/009 Main Site Tower
Natalia González Heras : Material and Inmaterial Cultural Transfers among European Courts: Rome, Madrid and Paris in Eighteenth Century Juan Jiménez Castillo : The Kingdom of Peru in the European Courts: Cultural and Material Contributions of a Transatlantic Court Giuseppe Mrozek Eliszezynski : Spanish Viceroys and Neapolitan Nobility. Political Divisions and Cultural Exchanges in the XVII Century (1610-1665) J-1 URB01 Sinful Cities MST/OG/010 Main Site Tower
Christine Wall : Lost Lesbian Spaces: Memories of an Urban Community in 1970s London K-1 ECO04 Comparative Historical Analyses of Economic, Occupational, and Geographical Change in Europe, Latin America, and Canada PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
M. Erdem Kabadayi, Uygar Karaca : A Comparative Analysis of Regional Economic Development and Urbanisation in Southeast Europe and West Anatolia, 1840-2000 Keith Sugden, Sebastian Keibek & Leigh Shaw-Taylor : Adam Smith Revisited: the Importance of Coal to the Location of the Woollen Manufacture in England Before Mechanization, c. 1500-1800 Roger Sugden : Economic Development and the Long Run Occupational Structure of Canada, British Columbia, and the Okanagan, British Columbia, 1881 - 2011 L-1 SPA11 Connectedness PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Albertina Ferreira, Fernanda Olival : An Integrated Model to Analyse Geo-temporal Networks Sebastian Klüsener, Martin Dribe & Francesco Scalone : Social and Spatial Connectivity in the Fertility Transition Peter Meyer : A Wiki for Linking Records of Aeronautics and Early Aviation, 1800-1916 Diogo Paiva, Francisco Anguita : Filling the Gap: Completing Individual Life Courses by Linking Dutch and American Data M-1 ELI01 Anarchism and Republicanism: Elites PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Federico Ferretti : Anarchism and Republicanism: James Guillaume, Elisée Reclus and the ‘true’ République Jose Antonio Gutierrez : Anarchist Views: Britain-based Activists and Irish Republicanism (1886-1922) O-1 POL01 1989/91 in the Central and East European Politics of History PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Michal Kopecek : “Coming to Terms” with the Transitional Past: East Central Europe on the Way from “Liberal Consensus” Eva Clarita Pettai : Legacies of Political Struggle: Competing Memories and Narratives of Re-independence in the Baltic States Nikolai Vukov : The Complexities of Geopolitical Belonging and the Politics of History in Bulgaria after 1989 P-1 FAM16a Disabilities, Partnership and Family across Time and Space PFC/02/025 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Gildas Bregain : The Changing Status of Blind Women in France (1900-1975): from Godly Celibate to Recognized ‘Housewives and Mothers’ Kristin Bylund : Ableist Life-paths, Possible and Impossible Family Formations for People with Dis/abilities in the Pre Peak and Austerity Swedish Welfare State Karin Ljuslinder, Josefine Wälivaara : Families, Relationships, and Futures: Portrayals of Disability in Swedish Cinema Paul van Trigt : Equal Reproduction Rights? The Right to have a Family in the United Nations’ Disability Policy since the 1970s R-1 EDU01 Exploring the Impact of Constitutional Context and Jurisdictional Difference on the Development of Mechanisms for Addressing Historical Child Abuse: the Challenge of doing Comparative Research PFC/03/006A Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Katie Wright, Shurlee Swain & Johanna Sköld : Historical Institutional Abuse Inquiries – Challenges for Comparison and Classification S-1 SEX01a Birth Control Movements and Activism in the Twentieth Century: Transnational Perspectives from Catholic Countries I PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sylwia Kuzma-Markowska : Local and International Activities of the Society for Conscious Motherhood in State-Socialist Poland Lucia Pozzi : Practices, Discourses and Oppositions to Birth Control in Twentieth Century Italy Cassia Roth : Malthus in the Tropics: Sterilization, Medicine, and the Catholic Church T-1 ETH01 Analysis of Migration Dynamics PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Frank Caestecker : A Quantitative Analysis of Immigration to Belgium during the Belle Epoque Denis Scuto : Flight of Jews from Germany to Luxemburg in the 1930s U-1 REL01 Christian Modernities in Britain and Ireland in the Twentieth Century PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Peter Catterall : The Churches and the Rise of Mass Democracy Gladys Ganiel, Therese Cullen : The Communications Revolution in Ireland and the Changing Role of the Catholic Media: Fr Gerry Reynolds and Intercom, 1969-1975 Alana Harris : Reframing the ‘Laws of Life’? Catholic Doctors, Birth Control Advice and the Evolution of Catholic Sexology, 1923-1963 John C. Wood : “Going Part of the Way together”: Christian Intellectuals, Secularity, and the European Crisis, 1937–1949 V-1 LAB28 People, Trade and Society in Sicily and Calabria between Middle and Modern Ages 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Giuseppe Campagna : The Slave Trade in a Mediterranean Emporium: Messina in the Early Modern Age Mirella Mafrici : Calabrian Cities Trading in the Mediterranean between 18th and 19th Centuries Elisa Vermiglio : Sericulture in Valdemone: Production, Organization and Trade in the Middle Ages X-1 WOM05 Loss and Loneliness. 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Elaine Chalus : Quite Alone? Considering Separation and Loneliness during the Napoleonic Wars Marjo Kaartinen : “There is a trace of you in the air of that room” – Practices of Coping with Separation from a Friend. The Case of Vera Hjelt (1857–1947) Nina Koefoed : Marriage, Protestantism and Loneliness Deborah Simonton : Voices from Lost Homelands Z-1 SOC01 Biography and Humanitarianism Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Rebecca Gill, Helen Dampier : Constructing a Humanitarian Self: Emily Hobhouse's Auto/Biographical Traces, 1899 - 1926 Melanie Oppenheimer : ‘In the Service of Others her Life was Spent’: Re-creating the Humanitarian Life of Helen Munro Ferguson & her Impact on the Red Cross Movement in the First Decades of the Twentieth Century Rosemary Wall : Voluntarism, Politics, and Humanitarianism: the Role of Lord Woolton as the Chair of the Executive Committee of the British Red Cross, 1943-1963 ZA-1 ORA01 Children Born of War in Different Historical and Geopolitical Settings in the 20th Century. Current Research Results, Theoretical and Methodological Challenges Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Michal Korhel : Expulsion, Maltreatment and Carefree Childhood. Life Stories of Czech-German Children in Early Post-WWII Czechoslovakia Sophie Roupetz : Discussing the Attachment Development of Occupation Children Born of Rape after WW II in Germany by using a Mixed-method Approach Lukas Schretter : Coming to Terms with – or Repressing – the Past. Analysing the Narratives of Children of British Soldiers and Austrian Mothers after WW II Nastassia Sersté : Children Born of the Vietnam War in Vietnam, in the US and in Europe. Different Life Courses and Social Experiences. Context and Environment as an Issue?
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
MAT04
Global Goods in Early Modern Europe
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Christine Fertig : Sweet Coffee, Pretty Scarves: Global Goods and Rural Households in 19th Century (Northwestern Germany) Josef Loeffler : Material Culture and Consumption of Austrian Aristocrats in Religious Exile in the 17th Century B-2 CRI18 Crime Victims in the Twentieth-century Justice System OSCR Lanyon Building
Andy Kaladelfos : Comparing Victimisation in Trials of Personal and Property Crimes Tanya Mitchell : Victims in the Summary Courts: Eroding Agency to Increase Effectiveness Sarah Wilson : Financial Crime and its Victims in ‘Mother England’ and her ‘Unruly Child’ C-2 HEA01b Emotions and Subjectivation in Patients-doctors Relationships: Interdisciplinary and Gender Perspectives (II) Senate Room Lanyon Building
Pilar León Sanz : ‘A Matter of Confidence’: Trust in the Medical Encounter Marie Leyder : Exploring the Diaries and Letters of War Nurses: World War I and the Nurse/Patient Relationship Dolores Martin-Moruno : Who cares about Soldiers’ Suffering? Compassion in Florence Nightingale’s Letters from the Crimea D-2 ANT04 Ancient Social Structures: Patronage and Labour MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Uiran Gebara da Silva : Late Roman Colonate, Patronage and Rural Labor Legislation Charlotte Van Regenmortel : The Labours of War: Soldiers as Wage Labourers in the Late Classical and Early Hellenistic World E-2 CRI02 Crime and Criminal Justice in Rural Europe (17th-19th centuries) MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Dieter Bruneel : Liberating the Land? Use-Rights Conflicts and the Limits of Legal Sanction (Southern Netherlands, c. 1800 - c. 1820) Riikka Miettinen : Pleading Insanity in Criminal Trials: Establishing the Insanity Defense in the Early Modern Swedish and Finnish Rural District Courts (17th Early 18th Century) Stephan Sander-Faes : Struggling for Existence During ‘Hard Times’: Thievery, Justice, and Survival Strategies in Rural Bohemia, c. 1700 F-2 WOM02a Gender in the Global City. New Research on Gendered Urban Spaces I MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Lisa Hellman : The City of Women: the Gendered Spaces of Eighteenth-century Canton Bob Pierik : Gender in the Streets of Amsterdam (1600-1850) Danielle van den Heuvel : Freedom of the Streets. Some Thoughts on Gender and Urban Space in the Pre-modern Era G-2 LAT06 Traveling Scientists and the Politics of Translating Science in the Americas MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Benjamin Cowan : Race, Gender, Cold War Fears, and the Subjectivities of Etymology: the Linguistic Purchase of Machismo Jadwiga E Pieper Mooney : Traveling Experts in the Americas: Doctors, Demographers, and the Deployment of Science in the Cold War Peter B. Soland : ‘Tickling the Dragon's Tail': Technocracy, Moral Politics, and Nuclear Policy in Latin America H-2 THE01 Historical Consciousness and Public History: a Contested Nexus? MST/03/004 Main Site Tower
Mario Carretero : How to Teach Trump’s Wall? Historical Consciousness and Representations of National Territories Anna Clark : Intersections of Historical Consciousness: History, Historical Thinking and 'Ordinary Australians' Maria Grever : The Reality of Fake History and How to Respond: Using Popular Genres to Enhance Critical Historical Consciousness I-2 CUL02 Carnival, Class and Gender in the Mediterranean, 18th-20th Centuries MST/OG/009 Main Site Tower
Panayota Noti Klagka : 18th Century Representations of Carnival in Italian Art Nikos Potamianos : Gender Relations and the Transformation of the Urban Carnival Culture: Athens, 1800-1940 Katerina Sergidou : Seeking the Collective Memory in Cadiz Carnival. Gender Resistance in the Carnival Festivities J-2 URB02 Shaping the City MST/OG/010 Main Site Tower
Mika Mäkelä : Urban Renewal of Helsinki´s Kallio District between the 1930s and 1980s K-2 ECO05 Economic Inequality in Preindustrial Europe PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Gabriel Brea Martinez, Joana-Maria Pujadas-Mora : (De)composing Inequality along Four Centuries in the Barcelona Area, 1481-1880 Matteo Di Tullio : Long-term Trends in Wealth Inequality and the Rise of the Fiscal-military State in the Republic of Venice (ca. 1450-1800) Alpay Filiztekin, Hulya Canbakal & Irfan Kokdas : Inequality in the Ottoman Balkans 1660-1840 Walter Scheidel : Income and Wealth Inequality in the Ancient Greco-Roman World: what can we know? L-2 WOM01 Formal and Informal Networks of Migrant Women and Men in Settlement Process (14th-19th Centuries) PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Charmian Mansell : ‘I canne staye away no Longer’: Gendered Patterns of Servant Migration in the Church Court Depositions of Early Modern England Thomas Verbruggen : The Strategies of Foreign Women and their Employers in the Belgian Domestic Service Labour Market (1850-1910) M-2 ELI03 From State to Local: Governing a Region PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Ovidiu Iudean : Building Middling Elites as Part of Minority Nation-building: the Romanian Middle Clergy and Law Graduates from Transylvania during Dualism Svitlana Potapenko : Serving the Empire? Ukrainian Nobility in Late 18th and Early 20th Centuries Maciej Tyminski, Piotr Korys & Dariusz Standerski : The Local Communist Party Elites and the Enterprises in the Years 1950-1980 N-2 POL18 Non-State Nations and Nationalism: Identity, Agency, Resistance PFC/02/018 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Annarita Gori : Intellectuals, Journalists but, above all, Latin People Jaime Hervás : National-building and Region-building in Spain: the Construction of the Castilian Regional Identity in Comparative Approach (1880s-1930s) Gozde Orhan : The Alevi Policy of the Kurdish Movement in Turkey: the Case of Dersim O-2 POL02 A Mutually Beneficial Relationship? Professional Advocacy, Social Movements and Democratization Processes PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Roseanna Webster : Encounters Between Women Activists During the Spanish Transition to Democracy P-2 FAM16b Disabilities, Partnership and Family across Time and Space II PFC/02/025 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Fredinah Namatovu, Erling Häggström Lundevaller & Lotta Vikström : The Impact of Disability on Family Formation in Recent Sweden: a Life Course Perspective Jon Symonds, Daryl Dugdale : Fathers with Learning Disabilities: Experiences of Fatherhood Lotta Vikström, Helena Haage & Erling Lundevaller : Marital Prospects and Spouse Selection among Disabled People in 19th-century Sweden Q-2 ETH24 Captivity in the Napoleonic Wars PFC/03/005 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sybille Scheipers : ‘I don’t despair at our fate’: Carl von Clausewitz in French Captivity, 1806-1807 R-2 EDU02 Missed Opportunities in Child Welfare History: International Perspectives PFC/03/006A Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Frank Golding : Please Sir, Will you be Kind to tell me if I have got Brothers or Sisters… Pirjo Markkola, Antii Malinen : Child Welfare or Poor Relief? Missed Opportunities in Finland in the 1920s Nell Musgrove : Foster Homes for Mothers and their Children: a Forgotten Strategy for Preventing Separation S-2 SEX01b Birth Control Practices, Gender and Sexuality in the Twentieth Century Oral Testimonies: Transnational Perspectives from Catholic Countries II PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Agata Ignaciuk : “Mothers – Coffins”? Abortion Culture and Women’s Experiences in State-Socialist Poland (1950s-1980s) Erin Jessee : “There Are no Other Options:” Rwandan Gender Norms and Family Planning in the 20th Century Laura Kelly : Birth Control Practices, Class and Access to Contraception in Ireland, C.1950s-1970s T-2 ETH02 Cold War Emigration and Exile: a View from the West PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Bethany Hicks : Invisible Emigration: East German Exiles in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1969-1989. Katalin Kádár Lynn : The MHBK and Cold War Intelligence: Paper Mills or Valuable Sources? Beatrice Scutaru : Dynamics of Exile in Cold War France: the Cahiers de l’Est initiative U-2 ETH18 Migrants, Organisations and Institutions PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Marlou Schrover : Supporting Migrants Andrew Shield : Global Migration and LGBTQ Identities, Media, Networks: 1970s-present Emeline Vezzu : Assistance and Control of Italian Emigrants by the Italian Authorities in France, after 1945 V-2 LAB02 Commercial Farming and Rural Relations in a Global Context 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Mark Hailwood : The Gender Division of Labour in Rural England, 1500-1700: New Evidence from Court Depositions Fredrik Lilja : Land and Labour in Zambia from the 1920s to the 1990s. Settler Farmers, Investments and Resistance towards Proletarianisation Dionicio Valdés : Entre Boss y Vaca. The New Mexico Dairy Worker from Family Farm to Corporate Industry W-2 LAB15 Rethinking Oil, Labour and Politics II 6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Maral Jefroudi : Embeddedness in the Iranian Oil Industry before Revolution: Labour, Capital , and State Gemma Jennings : Oil, Identity and Inequality: a Transnational History of Labour Marta Musso : Algerian Oil Workers' and the Independence War Shira Pinhas : From the ‘a’ in Haifa to the Last ‘k’ in Kirkuk: Oil Workers', Infrastructure and the Structuring of the Post-Ottoman Middle East X-2 WOM06 Militant Women. Gender, Class and Militancy in Revolutionary Movements 1916–1920 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Katharina Hermann : Without a Revolution – Militancy in the Workers Movement in Switzerland during First World War Matthew Stibbe : Understanding Socialist Women’s Perspectives on Violence and Revolution: the Case of Germany and Austria, 1916–1920 Judith Szapor : Gender, Violence and Militancy: Reactions to Rosa Luxemburg’s Murder in Revolutionary Hungary, 1918–1919 Y-2 SOC15a Social Mobility I: Settlers Societies 11UQ/01/010 University Square
Felix P. Meier zu Selhausen, Marco H.D. van Leeuwen, Jacob Weisdorf : Father-to-Son Mobility in British Africa: Long-Run Evidence from Anglican Marriage Registers, 1880-2010 Marco H.D. van Leeuwen, Ineke Maas : Who Benefits, Stayers in the Motherland or Movers to the Colonies? Social Mobility and Migration to Algeria 1870-1910. Z-2 SOC04 Financing Institutions: Making Money and Making Places in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century England Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
David Green : Making Money from Making Places Alannah Tomkins : The Business of Poverty: Poor Relief and Local Economies of Welfare
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
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AFR02
Coerced Labour in Africa: between Past and Present. Analysing Forms of Free and Unfree Labour through the Lenses of Social Sciences
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Emilia Melossi : "Caporalato": Ethnicity and Exploitation in Southern Italy María José Pont Cháfer : A Changing Landscape of Roads and People in the Northern Territories of the Gold Coast Marta Scaglioni : The Legacy of Slavery in Tunisia: Blacks' Post-abolitionist Emancipatory Trajectories B-3 MID11 Medieval Urban Women in Legal Norms and Social Practice – East Central Europe in Comparison OSCR Lanyon Building
Marija Mogorovic Crljenko : The Legal Status of Women in Istrian Coastal Towns in the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period Beata Mozejko : Legal Status of Men and Women in Medieval Gdansk as Compared withH Other Polish and Prussian Towns Nada Zecevic : Maximum vilipendium, dedecus et scandalum? Gender Violence in the Towns in Albania Veneta, 14th-15th c. C-3 HEA04 Medical Market and Social Status of Health Care Agents in Northern Europe 1600–2000 Senate Room Lanyon Building
Petteri Impola : Social Status and Background of Cunning Folk and Unofficial Midwives in the Swedish 17th Century Estate Society Saara-Maija Kontturi : Status of the First Official Physicians in Finland 1750–1850 Teemu Ryymin : The Dynamics of the Medical Marketplace in Norway, c. 1850-2010 D-3 ANT01 Citizenship and the Diversity of Identities in the Ancient World MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Mirko Canevaro : Greek Citizenship: a Renewed Institutional Approach Jakub Filonik : Public-private Blends for Rhetorical Ends: Addressing Athenian Citizens’ Identities in Public Speeches David Lewis : Prototypical and Institutional Approaches to Slave and Citizen Status in Classical Athens E-3 CRI10 New Perspectives on Policing MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Bart Lentfert, Guus Meershoek : Dutch Colonialism and Police Work on the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010) Glenn Svedin : Perspectives on the Birth of the Modern Police Jack Wever : Professional Journals of the Dutch Police (1947-present) F-3 WOM02b Gender in the Global City: New Research on Gendered Urban Spaces II MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Miki Sugiura : Selling her Possessions Home: Women's Agencies in the Formation of Urban Space in 18th Century Cape Town Antonia Weiss : Gender and Urban Nature in the Modernising City Suze Zijlstra : Women in Trans-Atlantic News Networks in Dutch Port Towns G-3 MAT05 Retailing and Marketing MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Ian Mitchell : Mantles and Myths: Creating an English Department Store, Browns of Chester c. 1870-1945 Leif Runefelt : The Corset and the Mirror in Swedish Advertisements and Swedish Fashion Magazines, 1870-1914 Jure Stojan : ‘Who owns this stuff?’ Marketing History and the Struggle for Consumer Product Identity H-3 THE02 The Public Dimension of Memory - Concepts, Approaches, Fields of Research MST/03/004 Main Site Tower
Nicole Immler : How the Colonial Past became a Colonial Present. Human Rights as a Social Imaginary in the Field of Transitional Justice Slawomir Kapralski : The Public Sphere of Memory and its Transformation: Social Memory and Distorted Communication Susanne Popp : Schools and Public History – an Approach of History Didactics Katarzyna Stoklosa : Public Controversies of Memory with a Focus on Border Regions I-3 ELI02 From Central Power to Local "Powers": the Government of a Territory MST/OG/009 Main Site Tower
Jacopo Lorenzini : Élites and Institutional Trauma. The Officer Corps of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies before, through and after Italian Unification Mariarosaria Rescigno : Local Finance and Territorial Government in Southern Italy in the 19th Century. Centre vs. Periphery J-3 SPA01 Urban HGIS MST/OG/010 Main Site Tower
Vanni D'Alessio : Crowdsourcing Map for the Analysis and Representation of the History of a Contested City: the Case of 19-20th Century Rijeka/Fiume Alessandra Ferrighi : The Venetian Ghetto in the Early 19th Century. Urban Transformations over Space and Time Rogier van Kooten, Iason Jongepier : A Socio-spatial Reconstruction of Early Modern Antwerp: Linear Referencing Leads the Way! K-3 ECO06 Energy, Development and Sustainability PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Cristián Ducoing : Machinery Prices and Wealth Measures Diego Sesma : Water: the Overlooked Energy Resource Dimitrios Theodoridis : The White Man’s Relief - the Ecological Foundations of British Trade in the Nineteenth Century L-3 ECO17 War, Blockade and the Evolution of Trade and Organization of Trading Networks during the Napoleonic Period PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Hilde Greefs : International Trade during a Period of Disruption and Change. The Case of Antwerp, 1795-1815 Johan Joor : Dutch North Sea Fishery in Times of Trouble and Turmoil. Fishing, Smuggling, ‘Forced Communication’ and the Maintenance of Trading Networks by Dutch Fishermen during the Napoleonic Continental Blockade, 1806-1813 Dirk Lueb : Smuggling Networks in the Southern Netherlands during the French Period, 1795 – 1814 M-3 ELI04 Urban Hierarchisation Process in Castile. Late Medieval and Early Modern Period PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
David Igual : Merchant Groups and Urban Oligarchies in Late Medieval Castile: Different Models of Interrelationship? Sean Perrone : The Council of the Cruzada and its Agents: the Limits on Royal Bureaucracy in the Early Sixteenth Century Ángel Rozas : Merchants between Toledo and Madrid. Family Strategies of Social Mobility N-3 ELI16 Elite Property Strategies: Taxation, Consumption, Business, Finance PFC/02/018 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Elena Korchmina : Did Russian Nobles want to pay Taxes before the Napoleonic Invasion? Shunsuke Nakaoka : The Age of Great Auction –Selling the Fine Art, Reallocation of the Precious Collection, and the Role of Modern Japanese Wealthy Business Elite O-3 POL03 Anarchism and Republicanism: Italy PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Pietro Di Paola : Italian Anarchist Opposition to the Invasion of Libya 1911 Carl Levy : Malatesta and the Republican Legacy, 1860-1932 Davide Turcato : No Rights without Duties: Anarchism and Republicanism in Italy from the Paris Commune to the Red Week P-3 SOC27 Social Fragmentation and New Dividing Lines in the 20th Century PFC/02/025 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Matti Hannikainen : Tensions and Compromises between Agrarian and Wage-Work Interests in the Finnish Pension Policy Ilaria Pavan : A Fascist Heritage? Continuity and Discontinuity in the Italian Welfare State between WWII and the Seventies Sakari Saaritsa, Jarmo Peltola : Health Responses and Social Returns to Sanitary Investments in Finnish Cities, 1860s-1930s Jeroen Touwen : Losing Jobs during a Boom: Unemployment and Foreign Trade in the Netherlands since 1950 Q-3 FAM03 'Mixed Marriages, Binational and Interracial Couples, and Divorce from a Comparative Perspective PFC/03/005 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Betty de Hart : Chinese Exclusion in Europe? Regulating Dutch-Chinese Marriages in the 1930s and 1940s Christoph Lorke : Highly Undesired Relations: German-Asian Couples in Germany and Beyond (1900s-1940s) Julia Moses : From Faith to Race: ‘Mixed Marriage’ and the Politics of Difference in Imperial Germany Julia Woesthoff : The State’s Response to Intermarriage between ‘German Girls and Orientals’ in Postwar West Germany R-3 EDU03 New Perspectives on School Discipline PFC/03/006A Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Björn Norlin : Comenius, the Great Didactics, and its Influence on the Area of School Discipline in Seventeenth Century Sweden Karoliina Puranen-Impola : School Discipline, Gender and Social Class in Finnish Secondary Schools in the Early 20th Century S-3 WOM12 Visualising Gender and Sexuality PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Rosalia Guerrero Cantarell : Rags-to-Riches Narrative in Mexican Cinema Natalia Knekht : Soviet Woman Image Evolution in Russian Cinema and TV Projects: History and Contemporaneity T-3 ETH03 Contruction of Immigrant Communities PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Cigdem Billur Ada : Rise and Fall of Muhacirs: Effects of Turkish Politics and Foreign Policy on the Azerbaijani Émigré Organizations Olof Blomqvist : Migration through Captivity: Prisoners of War in Uppsala 1706-1716 Patrícia Bosenbecker : Migration Networks, Entrepreneurship and Social Ties between Brazil and Germany in the Nineteenth Century Terry McBride : Migrants and 'Scottish' State Institutions, 1914-39 U-3 REL02 Deviant Devotions? Stigmatic Cults and Lived Religion in Modern Europe PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Leonardo Rossi : “Shocking Devotion”: Sensory Perception, Popular Cult and Religious Practices to Non-approved Stigmatics in Modern Italy. The Case of Palma Mattarelli d’Oria (1825-1888) Kristof Smeyers : Christ in Curls. Devotion, Ridicule and Mary Ann Girling Tine Van Osselaer : On Coughing and other Rebellious Acts: the Faithful, the Church and Deviant Devotions in the 19th and early 20th Centuries V-3 LAB03 Democracy, Economy and Employment: Political and Ideological Evolution of Nordic and Iberian Socialists after the Economic Crisis of the 1970s 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Ilkka Kärrylä : From Democratization to Marketization - Social Democrats and Economic Democracy in Finland and Sweden, 1970s-1980s Sami Outinen : Vanguards of Social Democratic Third Way Policy: Nordic Social Democrats, Employment and Emerging Economic Globalization 1975?1986 W-3 LAB18 Varieties of Resistance: Exploring the Diversity of Strike Action 6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Stephen Mustchin : Strikes, Workplace Occupations and Resistance to Job Destruction in 1980s Britain: the Gardner, Cammell Laird and Silentnight Strikes in their Wider Context Sjaak Van der Velden : Diverging Movements, Strike Activity in Developed and Developing Countries Johanna Wolf : Cross-movement Strike Actions. The Works Council and the Communist Groups at the Bremer Vulkan Shipyard in the 1970s X-3 WOM09a Women’s Wages and Time Allocation in Western Europe during Pre-industrial and Industrial Times (16th- Early 20th Centuries) I 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Christof Jeggle : Gendered Remuneration? Producing and Selling Linen in Early Modern Münster / Westphalia Anne Montenach : “The Bazaar Economy of the Trades”: Gender and Wage Systems in the Late Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century Lyon Textile Industry Y-3 SOC15b Social Mobility II:Times of Crisis 11UQ/01/010 University Square
Stuart Borsch : Carpe Diem- Ightinâm al-yawm: Mobility and Immobility in Egypt's Landholding System in the Wake of the Black Death Davide De Franco, Guido Alfani : Plague and Social Mobility in the Sabaudian State (Italy) during the Early Modern Period Vincent Delabastita, Erik Buyst : A Dramatic Reversal of Fortune: Intergenerational Mobility of Sons and Daughters in 19th-century West Flanders, Belgium Wouter Ryckbosch : Social Mobility and the Black Death in the Southern Low Countries Z-3 SOC05 Languages and Practices of Difference in Europe and the World Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Michael Bennett : Theory and Practice in the Construction of Slave Labour Regimes: the Case of the English East India Company, c. 1660-1683 Tobias Larsson : Identifying Responsibility: the Ordering Vocabulary of Sweden’s First Police Mary O'Dowd : Old Age in Early Modern Ireland: an Agenda? Victor Wilson : A Transient Maritime Community during the Age of Revolution: Gustavia, St. Barthélemy, 1793–1815 ZA-3 ORA03 Problematizing, Presenting and Publicising LGBT+ Oral Histories Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Emma Vickers : 'Dry Your Eyes, Princess' Rachel Wallace : Fear of doing Time: Emotions, Mental Health and Criminality in Belfast before 1982
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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