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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
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 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
11.00 - 13.00
C-6
HEA14
Healthy and Dangerous Environments
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Amanda Sciampacone : Picturing Disease and the Environment in Nineteenth-Century Britain Vittorio Tigrino : Coasts and Beaches as Contact Zones: Coastal Communities and Marine Landscapes in Mediterranean Sea, the Case of Liguria (XVIth-XXth c.)
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
C-7
HEA07
Psychopaths, the Military, and the State: Managing Maladjustment in War and Long Postwar Periods
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Heike Karge : Between the Psychopath, the Neurotic and the Schizophrenic. Psychiatric Discourse and Clinical Practice in Yugoslavia Katariina Parhi : Psychopathy in the Finnish Defense Forces, 1918–1939 Mirza Redzic : No ‘Ordinary’ Men? Psychopathy, Wars and Crimes in the Balkans
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
C-8
HEA10
Spanish Flu 1918/1919 in Austro-Hungarian Provinces Austrian Littoral and Carniola – Scope and Consequences
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Iva Milovan Delic : Spanish Flu 1918/1919 in Austrian Littoral: Case Studies of Pula and Pazin Marlena Plavšic : Spanish Flu and Mental Disorders in the Margraviate of Istria at the End of WWI Miha Serucnik : Spanish Flu in the Mortuary Records - a Collaborative Study
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
C-10
HEA08
Sex Education and Reproductive Politics in 20th Century (Eastern) Europe
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Dorottya Szikra : The ‘Demographic Crisis’ of the 1960s and the Rise of Public Maternalism: the Adoption of Paid Child Care Leave in Hungary Eszter Varsa : Sex Advice East and West: Sex Education and Family Planning in Cold War Austria and Hungary Anita Winkler : Sexual Choices and Reproductive Politics in East and West German Sex Education during the 1960s
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
C-11
HEA11
The "Healthy" Hospital in Early Modern Austria and Germany
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Sarah Pichlkastner : Healthy Food in Hospitals? The Diet of Inmates in Early Modern Welfare Institutions in Vienna and Lower Austria
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
C-12
HEA12
Managing Infectious Diseases
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Svenn-Erik Mamelund : The association between socioeconomic status and pandemic influenza: Protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis Patricia Marsh : ‘A Serious Menace to the Public Health of the City’: Management of the 1918-19 Influenza Pandemic by Belfast Corporation Ida Milne : Managing the Pandemic Patient: Interpreting the Context of Contemporary Medicine
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
C-13
HEA13
International Health Cooperation
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Helena da Silva : The Portuguese Red Cross Hospital in France during World War I Martin Gorsky, Christopher Sirrs : The International Labour Organisation, Health and Social Security, c.1930-2000 Lourdes Mariño-Gutiérrez, Noelia-María Martin-Espinosa & María-Victoria Caballero-Martínez : The Role of Spanish Philanthropic Organisations in the Control of Contagious Diseases in the Franco Era
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
C-14
HEA16
Concepts and Perceptions of Health and Disease
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Stephan Curtis : The Correspondence of a Late 19th- Century Swedish Physician as a Tool to Understanding the Appropriation of Medical Knowledge D-14 HEA06 Nutrition, Identity and Improving the Indian Body Politic, 1925-1957 MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Julia Hauser : Internationalism or Nationalism? The World Vegetarian Congress of 1957 in India Ashok Malhotra : Race, Class, Rats in Robert McCarrison's Coonoor Experiments Joanna Simonow : Securing India’s Equal Share: American Delegations, the Indian Food Crisis and the World’s Hunger in the Aftermath of the Second World War
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
C-15
HEA15
Health and Disease Policies
Senate Room Lanyon Building
Enrique Perdiguero-Gil, Josep M. Comelles : Health, Disease and Political Change in Spain (1939-1986) Annukka Sailo : Aggression as a Public Health Problem, ca. 1965–75 Miri Shefer-Mossensohn : Bureaucrats as Scients and Physicians: Roles of State Bureaucracy in Medicine in the Early Modern Ottoman World |
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