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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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 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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
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
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
D-5
RUR15
Political Institutions and Agricultural Intensification in Pre-modern Europe (500 BC – AD 1,200)
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Tim Sorg : Peopling the Land: Human Capital and Syracusan Land Allotment, 483-380 BCE Paolo Tomei, Lorenzo Tabarrini : Insecurity of Tenure, Desire for Control. The Long History of Manentes in the Light of Tuscan Medieval Sources (9th-12th Centuries). F-5 RUR01a Between Abundance and Scarcity: International Grain Markets in Pre-Industrial Europe (XVI-XIX centuries) (session 1) MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Andrea Bonoldi, Pier Luigi Novi Inverardi & Isabella Salvador : The Cereal Market in an Alpine Region at the End of the Ancient Regime: Tyrol (1745-1820) Alida Clemente, Annastella Carrino : Grain Markets in an Emergency Situation: Circuits, Actors and Institutions during the 1763-64 Famine in the Kingdom of Naples Ida Fazio : Foreign and Domestic Grain Markets meet at the Caricatori: the Sicilian Institutional System of Conservation and Distribution of Wheat Mikolaj Malinowski : The Power of Consensus: Parlamentarizm and Market Integration in Poland, 1505-1772 Giulio Ongaro, Luca Mocarelli & Fabrizio Constantini & Luciano Maffi : Wheat Prices and Wheat Market in the Republic of Venice and in the State of Milan (XVIIIth Century) Z-5 SOC03 Comparative Perspectives on Poor Relief in European Rural Societies 1700 - 1830 Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Luciano Maffi, Giovanni Gregorini & Marco Rochini : Poor Relief Systems in Northern Italy Rural Societies in the 18th Century. Julie Marfany, Montserrat Carbonell-Esteller & Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora : Migration and the Household Economy of the Poor in Catalonia, 1762-1803 Nick Van den Broeck : Between Regions and Localities: Framing and Explaining Micro-Variations in Rural Poor Relief Practices in the Southern Low Countries (1750-1830)
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
F-6
RUR01b
Between Abundance and Scarcity: International Grain Markets in Pre-Industrial Europe (XVI-XIX centuries) (session 2)
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Pietro Ficarra : Scarcity in a Land of Plenty: the Case of XV-XVI Century Padua Aleksander Panjek : Urban Merchants vs. Peasant Traders: the Parallel Grain Trade in Early Modern Slovenia Laura Prosperi : Famine, Staple Trade and Food Habits: what about the Impact of Grain Losses in the Modern Age? Donatella Strangio : Between Abundance and Scarcity: “Tratte”, Smuggling of Grain, Merchants
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
F-7
RUR03a
Disseminating Rural Knowledge. Transnational Perspectives on Agricultural Education in the 20th Century (session 1)
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Julia Tischler : Agricultural Education, Segregation, and Transnational Knowledge in South Africa, c. 1900-1950 Liesbeth van de Grift : Governing the Rural through Agricultural Education
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
B-8
RUR14
Growth and Inequality. Explaining Unequal Growth Paths in European Pre-Industrial Societies (Late Middle Ages - 19th Century)
OSCR Lanyon Building
Esther Beeckaert, Eric Vanhoute : Access to Land and Regional Inequalities in Belgium, ca. 1800-1850 Pinar Ceylan : Regional Variations in the Sixteenth Century Western Anatolia Davide Cristoferi : Inequalities and Growth in the Late Medieval Mezzadria Tuscany (15th-early 16th c.): First Results from an Ongoing Research F-8 RUR03b Disseminating Rural Knowledge. Transnational Perspectives on Agricultural Education in the 20th Century (session 2) MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Heinrich Hartmann : Building on Old Institutions. The Agricultural Extension Service and the Village Institutes in Post-war Rural Turkey Cassandra Mark-Thiesen : Postwar Black Atlantic Development Encounters in Liberia: Rural Education, Race and the Question of Revolution and Social Change Corinne A. Pernet : Getting Closer to the Ground: Agricultural Education Programs at the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation in Agriculture, Costa Rica (1958 to 1978) J-8 SPA03 Rural and Environmental MST/OG/010 Main Site Tower
Ewa Kazmierczyk : Geographical Context of the Population Distribution in Southern Poland at the End of 18th Century – a Case Study Joshua Rhodes : Using GIS to Uncover and Understand Subtenancy in Seventeenth- to Eighteenth-century England
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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) 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 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
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
F-10
RUR05b
The Nationalisation of Rural Politics in Europe, from the French Revolution to the Second World War (session 2)
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Alexandre Dupont : Below and Beyond the States? Boundary Communities and the Control of the Border in the Age of State-building (France-Spain) Darina Martykanova : Countryside and Modernisation in the Discourse of Turkish Urban Intellectuals in the Early 20th Century Jordi Planas, Raimon Soler-Becerro : Agricultural Cooperatives, Farmers’ Unions and the Politicisation of the Catalan Countryside in the Early Twentieth Century
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
F-12
RUR12
Crisis in the Countryside: Managing Problems of Food and Agriculture in the Low Countries, 19th-20th Century
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Laura Eskens : From Farmers to Forks. Belgium’s Changing Agro-Food Policy of the 1930s Floor Haalboom : Disease as Disaster: Public Debate about Foot-and-mouth Disease Crises in the 1960s and 2001 in the Netherlands Anton Schuurman : Three is the Magic Number. Dutch Agriculture and the Crises of 1840s, 1880s and 1930s
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
D-13
RUR17
Rural Families and their Economic Strategies
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Haim Kim, Kwon Nae-Hyun : Strategies for the Survival of Local Elite Families against Natural Disasters in the Mid-18th Century to Early 20th Century Olaf März : Spatial Aspects of Economic Diversity in Rural and Urban Societies. A Microstructural Comparison in Mid-18th Century Northern Germany Manoela Pedroza : Some Possibilities of Non-market Accumulation by Members of the Elite in Nineteenth Century Brazil (The Imperial Estate of Fazenda de Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro, 1808-1860) Lucas Rappo : Social Ties in Corsier-sur-Vevey (Switzerland) at the End of 18th Century: the Role of Neighbourhood and Kinship F-13 RUR07a Policies of Innovation and Technological Change in European Atlantic Agricultures (1945 – 2000) I MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Bruno Esperante Paramos : Policies of Technological Change and Moto-mechanization in the Galician Agriculture 1939-1986 Daniel Lanero Táboas : A Successful Experience of Dairy Specialization: the Región of Beira Litoral, 1960 – 1980 (Portugal) Margot Lyautey : Fertilizers in France and Germany from the 1930’s to the 1950’s
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
F-14
RUR07b
Policies of Innovation and Technological Change in European Atlantic Agricultures (1945 – 2000) II
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Dulce Freire : Agricultural or Rural Extension Services? Modernizing Ambitions and Political Decisions in Portugal during the Green Revolution Laurent Herment : Were Belgian Farmers better than French Farmers? North of France at the Beginning of the French Agricultural Revolution 1945-1955
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
F-15
RUR13
Enduring Transformations: Settler Colonialism in al-Andalus and the Canary Islands (12th-16th Centuries)
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Esteban López García : Displacement, Destruction and Settlement: the Management of Colonist and Indigenous Populations in the Kingdom of Granada and Gran Canaria (15th and 16th C.) Núria Pacheco Catalán, Sandra Pérez Herranz : Family Ties: Kinship Structures and Property Management in Muslim and Christian Medieval Communities (Tortosa-Catalonia and Casarabonela–Malaga, 12th and 16th Centuries) Montserrat Rovira Rafecas : The Irrigated Agriculture of the Muslim Population of Miravet (Catalonia, 12th-16th Centuries) |
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