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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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? 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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
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 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 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 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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
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
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
A-5
ASI04
A Geo-spatial Analysis of Agricultural Productivity in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Semih Celik, Erdem Kabadayi : Agricultural Productivity in Western and Central Anatolia: a Regional Perspective 1840-1950 Antonis Hadjikyriacou : Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Analysis of Agricultural Production Data from the 1572 Ottoman Fiscal Survey of Cyprus K-5 ECO08 Finance, the State and Development in Independent Africa PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Hanaan Marwah : Institutional Failure or an Unsustainable Foreign Debt Burden? Financing and Management of Ghana State-owned Electricity Distribution 1960-2002 Chibuike Uche : Nigeria and the Sterling Area 1967-80 L-5 ECO25 Financial Markets and Intermediation PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Adrian Leonard : The Merits of Joint Stock: Floating Marine Insurance Companies on a Bubble Christopher Pihl : Between Personal and Institutional Trust? The Bank of Sweden in the Seventeenth Century Credit Market Tonia Ruppenthal, Rosemarie Schade : A Historically Successful Business Model: Financing Benedictine Abbey’s M-5 ELI06 Female Entrepreneurs as Business Elite: Property Rights and Ownership, 18th - 20th Centuries PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Galina Ulyanova : Female Entrepreneurs as Board Directors and Stakeholders of the Biggest Russian Joint-stock Companies, 1870-1900
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
K-6
SPE02
The Great Leveler: Violence and the History of Inequality from the Stone Age to the 21st Century, by Walter Scheidel
PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
K-7
ECO09a
Institutions of Labour Coercion: Towards a Global Perspective I
PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Alexander Klein : Understanding Serfdom: Methodology for Limited Access Societies Mats Olsson, Mats Olsson : Extraction from Coerced and Free Labour, Sweden 1750–1900 L-7 ECO18 Was there Enough Food? Case Studies on the Availability of Foodstuffs in Times of Famine PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Marja Birgitta Erikson : Harvest Failure but no Famine: a Study of Relief Administration in East Central Sweden, 1840–1847 Gudmundur Jonsson : Food Availability in Iceland during the Famine of 1801–1805 Marten Seppel : How to Define and Determine the End Point of a Famine? The Comparison of Northern European Famines, 1603-1709 X-7 ECO19 Well-being and Inequality in Modern Europe 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Herman J. de Jong, María Gómez-León : Income Inequality in Germany and Britain, 1900-1950 Giacomo Gabbuti : A Noi! Economic Inequality and the Political Economy of Italian Fascism Daniel Gallardo Albarrán, Joost Veenstra : Sanitary infrastructures and the decline of mortality in Germany, 1877-1913 Stefan Nikolic, Filip Novokmet : Income Inequality in Eastern Europe, 1900-1950
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
K-8
ECO09b
Institutions of Labour Coercion: Towards a Global Perspective II
PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Erik Green, Jutta Bolt : How Important was Labour Coercion for the Success of European Settler Farming in Africa? Calumet Links, Erik Green : Myth or Fact: the Adaptability of Coerced Labour on the Eighteenth Century Eastern Cape Colonial Frontier Igor Martins : Slave Trade Act 1807: How does a Slave Import Ban Impacts Slave Purchasing Behavior of Farmers in Cape Colony? W-8 LAB23 Workers, Employers, Companies: a Dialogue between Labour History and Business History 6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Linda Clarke, Ian Fitzgerald : Blacklisting and the Free Movement of Labour, with Particular Reference to the British Construction Industry Jose Rowell Tapac Corpuz : Competition and Rent-Seeking During the Slave Trade: the Royal African Company and Chiefs in the Seventeenth-Century Gold Coast Jordi Ibarz, Brendan von Briesen : From Corporations to Companies: the Development of Capitalism in Maritime Cargo-handling in the Port of Barcelona (c. 1760-1863)
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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 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
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
K-10
ECO26
Measuring Wages and Wealth
PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Jørgen Modalsli : Measuring Long-run Wealth Inequality Jacob Weisdorf, Jane Humphries : Unreal Wages? A New Empirical Foundation for the Study of Real Income and Economic Growth in England, 1260-1860
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
A-11
AFR06
African Economic Development since Independence: Country Experiences
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Erik Green : Why is Malawi Lagging Behind? A Revision of its Post-colonial “Peasant-based” Economic History Ellen Hillbom : Mauritius: the Post-colonial Success of an African Small Island State G-11 MID07a Land, Houses and Mortgage Credit: towards a Comparative Perspective (1300-1600) MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Johannes Kaska : Mortgages as Dowers and Dowries in the Late Medieval Lambach Estate (Upper Austria) Michael Schraer : Real Estate and Credit: Jewish Lending in the Crown of Aragon, 1350-1400 K-11 ECO12 The Origins of Neoliberalism: Economic Thought and International Relations in the 1930s PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Søren Friis : The Peaceful Science? Economics, Politics and Social Science Networking at a Nordic Interwar Think-Tank Hagen Schulz-Forberg : The Institutional and Intellectual Birth of Neoliberalism L-11 ECO03 Backlash by Nature or Backwardness? Comparison of Estonian and Finnish Famines in the 1860s PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Antti Häkkinen : The Great Famine of the 1860's in Finland: a Man-made Disaster? Jan Kunnas : Finnish Agricultural Production Capacity, Import and Export of Food during and at the Dawn of the 1866-1868 Famine: any Lessons for the Present? Timo Myllyntaus : Substitute Food in Copying with Famines Comparison of Survival Strategies in Preindustrial Estonia and Finland
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
G-12
MID07b
Land, Houses and Mortgage Credit: towards a Comparative Perspective II (1600-1800)
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
José Luis Peña-Mir : Regulation and Reality. Mortgage Credit and Contract Design in Spain from the Ancien Régime to the Liberal State Richard Yntema : Industrial Finance and the Mortgage Market in Amsterdam during the Dutch Republic Jaco Zuijderduijn : The Long Walk to Court. Access to Law Courts in East and West K-12 ECO11 Societal Responses to Food Crises: Revealing Coping Mechanisms in Pre-Industrial Africa, Asia and Europe. PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Jessica Dijkman : Urban Grain Stocks and Subsidized Bread Distribution in Towns in the Dutch Republic in the 16th-18th Centuries Kostadis Papaioannou : Resource Endowments and Agricultural Commercialization in Colonial Africa: did Labour Seasonality and Food Security Drive Uganda’s Cotton Revolution? Bram van Besouw : Warfare and the Rural Market for Recovery: Lease Markets and Sharecroppers in the Guelders River Area, 1520-1543
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
G-13
MID09a
Management and Transfers of Real Estate by Women in the Pre-industrial Period I (Middle Ages)
MAP/OG/018 Maths and Physics
Helen Manning : Quantifying Women’s Property Ownership during Periods of Parliamentary Enclosure (1750-1850) Rebecca Mason : Female Proprietorship and the Transfer of Landed Estate by Remarrying Widows in Early Modern Scotland, c.1600-c.1750 Lies Vervaet : Women and the Management of Farms in Flanders, 14th-16th Centuries K-13 ECO13a Towards an Integrated Quantitative Account of European Economic Development at the Regional Level 1500-1914: the Promise of Occupational Structure. I PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sebastian Keibek, Leigh Shaw-Taylor : The Occupational Structure in England and Wales 1580-1911: an Integrated Quantitative Account of Economic Development at National, Regional and Local Levels Piotr Korys, Maciej Bukowski & Maciej Tyminski : The Road from Serfdom. Regional Occupational Structure of Polish Lands in the Nineteenth Century (1810-1921) Carmen Sarasua : More Industrial than once thought. Occupational Structure in Eighteenth Century Spain L-13 TEC05 Public Statistics and Quantification Tools to Measure the Rich and the Poor in Europe PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Florence Jany-Catrice : Conflicts in Measuring and Using a Price Index - the Case of France over the Twentieth Century Andrew Newell, Hector Gutierrez Rufrancos : Inequality among Working Households in Europe, 1890-1960 Elise Van Nederveen Meerkerk, Corinne Boter : Household Consumption in the Dutch Empire, 1890-1930 V-13 LAB13 Can Changes in Remuneration Cause Changes in Labour Relations? 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Karin Hofmeester : Brief Introduction Jan Lucassen, Paulo Teodoro de Matos & Pim de Zwart : Wage Levels and Labour Relations in India and Ceylon c. 1515-1870 Rombert Stapel : Coin Evidence as a Proxy for Spatial and Temporal Changes in Wage Labour in Late Medieval England and Wales Z-13 SOC16 Business Interests and the Development of the Modern Welfare State Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Susanna Fellman : Private or Public? Employer Attitudes and Strategies towards Welfare Reforms in Finland in the 1950s and 60s Dennie Oude Nijhuis : Business Interests and the Development of the Dutch Welfare State Thomas Paster : Business Interests and the Development of the German Welfare State
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
K-14
ECO13b
Towards an Integrated Quantitative Account of European Economic Development at the Regional Level 1500-1914: the Promise of Occupational Structure. II
PFC/02/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Stanislav Knob : Occupational Structure of Austrian Silesia 1880-1910 Alexis Litvine, Laurent Heyberger : Reconstructing French Occupational Structure before the Censuses. A Case for using Conscription Records (1818-1901) Michael Pammer : The Occupational Structure of Austrian Districts: a Comparison of Census Records and Church Registers, 1890
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
L-15
ECO27
Mortality accross Europe
PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Levente Pakot : Mortality Differentials and Vulnerability to Economic Stress in Western Hungary, 1828-1934 Cristina Victoria Radu, Peter Sandholt Jensen & Battista Severgnini & Paul Richard Sharp : Looking for Malthusian Mechanisms in Denmark W-15 ECO16 Transnational Entanglements of Railways in European Centrally Planned Economies. Forms of Intrabloc and East-West Relations. 6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Falk Flade : The Role of the OSJD in International Rail Transport in Eastern Europe Zsuzsa Frisnyák : The Soviet Influence in the Operation of the Hungarian Railways Dawid Keller : Polish State Railways - a Socialist Colossus with Feet of Clay (1945-1989)? |
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