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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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 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 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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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
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 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
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
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
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
W-5
LAB20
Workers’ Education: Enlightenment, Education, and Empowerment
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Jan Kellershohn : Vocational Retraining and De-industrialisation. Trade Unions, Lifelong Learning and Workers’ Subjectification in Germany during the 1960s Elena Musiani : Popular Education and Vocational Training in Italy in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: a Comparative Analysis Jonas Söderqvist : Social Mobility or Class Formation? Goals and Ambitions among the Students at Brunnsvik Folk College, Sweden 1906-1920 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
D-6
MID06
Certifying Inequalities in Late Medieval Europe. England, Italy and France in Comparative Perspective
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Ian Forrest : Inequality and Trustworthiness in Late Medieval England Marta Gravela : Unequal Citizenship. The Fiscal Assessment of Inequalities in Late Medieval Italy Clément Lenoble : Microcredit and Inequalities in the Middle Ages 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
V-6 LAB04b Roundtable: Domestic Service and Regulation in Colonial Societies 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Z-6 SOC07 Nomadic Livelihoods: Norms and Practices of Labour, Peddling, and Mobility in Pre-Industrial Nordic Societies Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Hanna Lindberg, Jutta Ahlbeck : Trading with Strangers. Roma and Karelian Peddlers and the Regulation of Peddling in Nineteenth-Century Finland Hanne Østhus : Forced into Farm Service? Compulsory Service in Norway in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries Vilhelm Vilhelmsson : The Survival Tactics of Vagrants and Daylabourers in 19th Century Rural Iceland
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
A-7
SOC12
The Concept of the Welfare State and the Mixed Economy of Welfare ca 1930--1980
LAN/OG/049 Lanyon Building
Irene Hardill, Georgina Brewis : Voluntary Action and the State: Debates within England’s Voluntary Organisations in the 1940s Klaus Petersen, Pauli Kettunen : Welfare State Conceptualizations and the Cold War Dan Wincott, Paul Chaney : When was the Welfare State? Voluntarism, the State and Welfare Policy, 1945-1980: a Case-Study of Wales Z-7 SOC08 Regulating the Labouring Poor: Discourses and Practices of Inclusion and Exclusion in 18th and 19th Century Europe Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Linn Spross : The Dangers of a Free Labour Market – Poor-Relief, Mobility and Regulations in Sweden during the 19th Century Carolina Uppenberg : Gender at Work: Servants and Free Labour in 18th and 19th Century Sweden
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 Y-8 SOC23 Unwed Motherhood in 18th- and 19th-century History. Contextualizing Pauper and Female Agency 11UQ/01/010 University Square
Ariadne Schmidt, Sanne Muurling & Jeanette Kamp : Unwed Mothers, Urban Institutions and Female Agency in Northern and Southern European Towns Griet Vermeesch : Contextualising Pauper Agency. Unwed Motherhood in Eighteenth-Century Antwerp Marian Weevers : Unwed Mothers in the State Labour Institution the Netherlands, Late 19th Century
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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)
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
N-10
SOC25
Economic and Wealth Inequalities in the Long Run
PFC/02/018 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Michael Buchner : Income and Wealth Inequality in 18th Century South-Western Germany Petri Roikonen, Sakari Heikkinen : Shocks, Growth and Social Classes. Income and Wealth Inequality in Finland, 1920–1966. Z-10 SOC10b The Co-Constitution of Public and Private Actors (II): Building the Transnational Field of Welfare in the 19th and 20th Centuries Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Célia Keren : Is a Transnational Social Welfare Programme Possible? The Evacuation of Spanish Children to France, the International Working-Class Movement and the Spanish Republic (1936-1939) Catherine Maurer : The Co-Constitution of Public and Private Actors: Building the Transnational Field of Social Protection in German and French Cities at the End of the 19th Century Judith Rainhorn : From the « Social Settlement » to the Public Labor Administration: Dr. Alice Hamilton, a Female Pathway through the American Welfare State under Construction (1889-1935)
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
Z-11
SOC13
Women in Changing Labour Markets
Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Joyce Burnette : Why we Should not Measure Female Labor Force Participation Before the Twentieth Century Sarah Carmichael, Selin Dilli & Auke Rijpma : Women's Work and the Globalisation Process: Structural Change, Institutions, and Culture. Constance Hsiung : Occupational Mobility and Gender Composition in the U.S., 1971-2009 Nigel Kragten, Marco van Leeuwen & Ineke Maas : Women’s Occupational Status in a Modernizing Society: the Effect of Selective Labour Force Participation in Sweden, 1800-1900
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
Y-13
SOC24
Land, Housing, Property and Inheritance: Inequalities in the 19th and 20th Centuries
11UQ/01/010 University Square
Sinikka Okkola : Senior Housing – a Case Study of Socio-Economic Inequality in St. John`s, Newfoundland, Canada 1991 to 2011 Kjartan Emil Sigurðsson : The Icelandic "Million Homes Program". Housing and Social Corporativist Agreements 1964-65 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
Z-14
SOC17
Social Stratification and Mobility
Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Sudhi Mandloi : Social Inequality, Stratification and the Hindu Social Order: the Socio-Cultural Mobility among the Mahar Community Anne Mccants, Dan Seligson : Polygamy, Social Institutions and Long Run Economic Growth Ulla Rosén : Marital Status, Gender and Class.
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
Z-15
SOC18
Welfare Institutions
Music Lecture Theatre School of Music
Ingrid de Zwarte : Fighting Vulnerability: Child Feeding Initiatives during the Dutch Hunger Winter, 1944-45 Carole Holohan : Understanding Poverty in the Republic of Ireland: the Influence of the Second Vatican Council. |
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