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Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
A-9
AFR05
Urbanism in Central Africa: (Extra)ordinary Ways of Understanding Zambian and Congolese Cities in the 20th Century
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Rita Kesselring : An Ordinary Player in Town: the Local State in a New Mining Area, Northwestern Province of Zambia Stephanie Lammert : Spiritual Identities in the Central African Copper Towns, c.1950-1990 Iva Pesa : Farming on the Copperbelt: Urban Agriculture and Central African Urbanism B-9 MAT06 Workers as Consumers: Identities, Practices and Collective Action OSCR Lanyon Building
Amélie Beaumont : Producing and Consuming Services: Luxury Hotel Workers as Customers Jackie Clarke : Mobilising Workers' as Consumers in Post-68 France Fanny Gallot : Engaging Workers through Cosmetic Products: the Case of l’Oréal in the 1960s and 1970s C-9 HEA09 Social Class and Mental Illness in the Nordic Countries in the 20th Century Senate Room Lanyon Building
Mikko Myllykangas : Unclassified Suicide: the Emergence and Fading of Social Class in the Finnish Suicide Discourse between 1960s and 1990s Petteri Pietikäinen : Pity the Poor Patient: Small Farmers, Rural Labourers and Industrial Workers in a Mental Hospital in Northern Finland, 1925-1970 Jesper Vaczy Kragh : Changing Social Class Profiles. Drug Abuse in Danish Psychiatry, 1870-1955 D-9 RUR09 Shock Cities: Medieval Cities Managing Food Crises MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Antoine Bonnivert : Facing Food Crises in the Rheno-Mosan Area: the Political Responses of Medieval Bishops Chantal Camenisch : Aldermen under Compulsion. Subsistence Crises, Coping Strategies and Market Regulation in the Town of Bern (Switzerland) from the 14th to the 16th Century Stef Espeel : Shock Cities. Food Prices and Access to Food in Flemish Cities during the Age of Shocks (1280-1370) E-9 CRI09 Crime, History and the Empire MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Christian De Vito : Punishment and Labour Relations. Cuba between Abolition and Empire (1835-1886) Gerald Groenewald : 'More Beastly than Humanly': Khoikhoi and Criminal Justice at the Cape of Good Hope, 1652-1795 Klaas Stutje : Nusakambangan and the Making of a Notorious Prison Island Guy Woolnough, Bryan Byers : Convicts’ Pleas for Clemency: a Comparative Study of Penal Systems in Indiana (USA) and England, 1870-1910 F-9 RUR05a The Nationalisation of Rural Politics in Europe, from the French Revolution to the Second World War (session 1) MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Niels Grüne : Participation from a Distance? Paths and Obstacles to Translocal Politics in German Rural Societies (Late 18th to Mid-19th Century) Florencia Peyrou : Transition to National Politics in the Spanish Rural Society, 1808-1840 Nadine Vivier : Politics in the Village in Nineteenth-century France G-9 LAT04 Maritime Crossings, Continental Networks: Port Cities and Labor Organization in the Southern Americas MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Josh Savala : Pacific Connections and Labor Organizing in Early 20th Century Valparaíso, Chile and Mollendo, Peru Kirwin Shaffer : Caribbean Ports in the Construction of Anarchist Networks: a Case Study of Canal Zone Anarchists in Panama City and the Panama Canal, 1905-1925 H-9 RUR16 Social Organisation and Agricultural Development MST/03/004 Main Site Tower
Peter Gray : The Agrarian Thought of William Sharman Crawford Sarah Kunkel : Nkrumah’s Farmers: Agricultural Development under State-Capitalism in Ghana Piotr Miodunka : The Diversity of the Agro-system in Southern Poland to the Mid-19th Century I-9 CUL09 The Methodologies of Media History. Approaches to the Meanings of Media in History MST/OG/009 Main Site Tower
Rasmus Fleischer : Writing the History of Spotify Jukka Kortti : Revolution or Evolution? J-9 URB04 Spaces and Sites MST/OG/010 Main Site Tower
Preston Perluss : The Café Conti and its Sister Café : a Social Biography of Two Café Buildings and their Tenants Ruxandra-Iulia Stoica : Re-writing the History of Urban Fabric: Autocratic Architectural-urban Statements in Twentieth-century Europe K-9 ECO15 Transnational Connections of Slave-based Activities in the 18th and 19th Century PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Nick Draper : Transnational Slave-ownership in Europe's Caribbean Colonies Karin Lurvink, Gerhard Kok : International Involvement of Dutch Merchants in the Slave Trade and Insurance of Slavery in the 18th Century Göran Rydén, Chris Evans : From the Forge to the Field: a Commodity Chain from Scandinavia to the Gold Coast Anka Steffen : Silesian Serfs and their Contribution to the Atlantic Trade L-9 TEC02 Patents and Innovation in the European Periphery (Spain, Italy and Sweden) PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Patricio Saiz : "Use It or Lose It" - Innovation Under Short-Lived Patents: Evidence from 19th Century Working Clauses Michelangelo Vasta : The Early Phases of the Italian Patent System (1861-1870) M-9 ELI09b Walking the Line between Great Opportunities and Broken Careers: the Administrative and Political Elite in Central and Eastern Europe in the Years 1917-1921 II PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Roman Holec : Aristocracy as Former Administrative Elite after 1918 on the Slovak Territory Zarko Lazarevic : Creation of Yugoslavia and the Restructuring of Economic Power in Slovenia (Ideas and Praxis) Sergey Valentinovich Lyubichankovskiy : Difficulties of Formation of New Local Elite in the Conditions of the Great Russian Revolution of 1917 (on the Example of the Southeast of Russia) Martin Pekár, Zuzana Tokárová : On the Origin of Slovak National Oriented Political Elite in the Interwar Period – Gejza Fritz (1880-1957) N-9 POL24 Politics in 20th-Century Popular Culture PFC/02/018 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Marek Wierzbicki : Every-day Life under Communist Rule. Towards a Comparative History of Youth in East Central Europe during the Cold War (1946-1989) Will Wilson : Reworking May Day: Public Holiday Celebration and Advertising in Nazi Germany O-9 POL11 Domestic Counterterrorism in the 1970s PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Steve Hewitt : “What are the Numbers and where are they located”? The Evolution of Canadian Domestic Counter-Terrorism, 1972-1982 Samantha Newbery : The Recruitment and Handling of Informers for Counter-terrorism in Northern Ireland P-9 FAM11a Crisis and Family as a Main Incentive to Migrate (15th-21th Centuries) I PFC/02/025 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Grazyna Liczbinska : Migration as an Opportunity to find a New Spouse after Widowhood in Catholic and Lutheran Paulo Teodoro de Matos : The Azorean Intra-mobility in Hard Times. The Impacts of the Liberal Wars on Internal Migrations, thought the Lens of the Cities (1825-1832) Mateusz Wyzga : Were Peasants able to Move in Feudal Poland? Tracking Determinants of their Internal Migrations, 1500-1800 Q-9 FAM23b Long Term Perspectives on Family II PFC/03/005 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Marius Eppel, Andreea Dancila-Ineoan : The Concealed Instruments of Nation-building: Wives, Daughters, and Widows of the Romanian Middle Clergy in Transylvania during Dualism Cezary Kuklo, Piotr Guzowski, Rados?aw Poniat : The Influence of the Emancipation Reforms on the Family Size and Structures in 19th-century Polish Lands Peter Teibenbacher : Laws, Norms and Living Conditions as Background of Demographic Behaviour R-9 EDU08 The Politics, Policy and Practice of Childcare Records PFC/03/006A Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
David McGinniss, Lauren Bourke : Find and Respect: Discovering Children’s Experiences in the Archives and Beyond Jacob Rasmussen : Negotiating the Childcare Record S-9 SEX10 Sexuality, Race, and Nationhood PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Niels Nyegaard : Tales of Race and Nation from a Christian Anti-Homosexuality Campaign in Denmark, ca. 1908-11 Annette Timm : Forced Motherhood and Other Instrumentalizations of Female ‘Promiscuity’: Myths, Metaphors, and Comparisons T-9 ETH09 Geographic and Social Mobility in the 19th-Century and early 20th-Century Balkans PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Evguenia Davidova : Circuits of Mobile Workers Within the Nineteenth-Century Balkans Eleonora Naxidou : Mobile Intellectuals as Agents of Nationalism in the 19th-Century Balkans Andrew Robarts : Bulgarian Migration, National Consciousness, and Imperial (Re-)Settlement Programs in the Pre-Tanzimat Ottoman Balkans U-9 REL05 Religion and the Body in the North of Europe, c.1400—1700 PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Rose-Marie Peake : Kissing the Sacred Wounds – an Expression of Same-sex Desire in Seventeenth-century France? Karin Sennefelt : The Body and the Word in Seventeenth Century Sweden Raisa Maria Toivo : Taming the Mother of God: Virgin Mary, the Lived Reformation and Bodily Practices in the North? V-9 LAB09 New Perspectives in Unfree Labour History: a Comparative Approach from Antiquity to the Middle Ages 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Birgitta Sjöberg Leppänen : To be Old and Unfree in the Ancient Society Hedvig von Ehrenheim : Free at Last - and Able to Prove it. Greek Manumission Inscriptions Set up in Sanctuaries W-9 LAB24 Critical Perspectives on the Working Class Movement 6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Frances Galt : ‘I was very disillusioned’: Class Divisions in the Women’s Struggle within the Association of Cinematograph, Television and Allied Technicians (ACTT), 1973-1989 Hazel Perry : ‘Hats off to the Past, Coats off to the Future’, the Missing History of British Trades Councils X-9 WOM13 Women's History Reconstructed 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Natalia Pushkareva : What did Russian Revolution gave for Women? Russian Scholarship 1917-2017 about Women's Participation and Women's Agency Before and During the Russian Revolution Maria Sjöberg : Digital Biographies and Gender Blind Historiography: from Particular to General Lisa Spanka : Gender History in Museums - between Demands for Representation and Thinking about New Ways of Storytelling Y-9 WOM25 Gender and Institutional Care 11UQ/01/010 University Square
Dragica Cec : Experiences of Old Age among Female Poor–relief Recipients in Ljubljana in First Half of 19th Century Sarah McHugh : The Institutional Care of Ireland's Elderly Female Population, 1845 - 1908 Z-9 SOC10a The Co-Constitution of Public and Private Actors (I): Building the Field of Social Protection in the 19th and 20th Centuries Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Axelle Brodiez-Dolino : The Contemporary Extension of the Field of Social Aid: a Public-Private Interaction (France, 1980s-2010s) Joelle Droux : A Quintessential Mixed Economy? Enduring Boundaries of Private and Public Collaboration in Swiss Child Welfare (1910-1970) ZA-9 ORA09 Time in Oral History and Intergenerational and Transgeneral Memory Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Ulla Savolainen : Time and Tellability in Oral History: from Extended Silence to Public Acknowledgement of the Internments in Finland Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : Time and Intergenerational Family Stories |
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