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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
S-1
SEX01a
Birth Control Movements and Activism in the Twentieth Century: Transnational Perspectives from Catholic Countries I
PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sylwia Kuzma-Markowska : Local and International Activities of the Society for Conscious Motherhood in State-Socialist Poland Lucia Pozzi : Practices, Discourses and Oppositions to Birth Control in Twentieth Century Italy Cassia Roth : Malthus in the Tropics: Sterilization, Medicine, and the Catholic Church X-1 WOM05 Loss and Loneliness. 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Elaine Chalus : Quite Alone? Considering Separation and Loneliness during the Napoleonic Wars Marjo Kaartinen : “There is a trace of you in the air of that room” – Practices of Coping with Separation from a Friend. The Case of Vera Hjelt (1857–1947) Nina Koefoed : Marriage, Protestantism and Loneliness Deborah Simonton : Voices from Lost Homelands
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
F-2
WOM02a
Gender in the Global City. New Research on Gendered Urban Spaces I
MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Lisa Hellman : The City of Women: the Gendered Spaces of Eighteenth-century Canton Bob Pierik : Gender in the Streets of Amsterdam (1600-1850) Danielle van den Heuvel : Freedom of the Streets. Some Thoughts on Gender and Urban Space in the Pre-modern Era L-2 WOM01 Formal and Informal Networks of Migrant Women and Men in Settlement Process (14th-19th Centuries) PFC/02/013 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Charmian Mansell : ‘I canne staye away no Longer’: Gendered Patterns of Servant Migration in the Church Court Depositions of Early Modern England Thomas Verbruggen : The Strategies of Foreign Women and their Employers in the Belgian Domestic Service Labour Market (1850-1910) X-2 WOM06 Militant Women. Gender, Class and Militancy in Revolutionary Movements 1916–1920 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Katharina Hermann : Without a Revolution – Militancy in the Workers Movement in Switzerland during First World War Matthew Stibbe : Understanding Socialist Women’s Perspectives on Violence and Revolution: the Case of Germany and Austria, 1916–1920 Judith Szapor : Gender, Violence and Militancy: Reactions to Rosa Luxemburg’s Murder in Revolutionary Hungary, 1918–1919
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
B-3
MID11
Medieval Urban Women in Legal Norms and Social Practice – East Central Europe in Comparison
OSCR Lanyon Building
Marija Mogorovic Crljenko : The Legal Status of Women in Istrian Coastal Towns in the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period Beata Mozejko : Legal Status of Men and Women in Medieval Gdansk as Compared withH Other Polish and Prussian Towns Nada Zecevic : Maximum vilipendium, dedecus et scandalum? Gender Violence in the Towns in Albania Veneta, 14th-15th c. F-3 WOM02b Gender in the Global City: New Research on Gendered Urban Spaces II MAP/OG/017 Maths and Physics
Miki Sugiura : Selling her Possessions Home: Women's Agencies in the Formation of Urban Space in 18th Century Cape Town Antonia Weiss : Gender and Urban Nature in the Modernising City Suze Zijlstra : Women in Trans-Atlantic News Networks in Dutch Port Towns S-3 WOM12 Visualising Gender and Sexuality PFC/03/006B Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Rosalia Guerrero Cantarell : Rags-to-Riches Narrative in Mexican Cinema Natalia Knekht : Soviet Woman Image Evolution in Russian Cinema and TV Projects: History and Contemporaneity X-3 WOM09a Women’s Wages and Time Allocation in Western Europe during Pre-industrial and Industrial Times (16th- Early 20th Centuries) I 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Christof Jeggle : Gendered Remuneration? Producing and Selling Linen in Early Modern Münster / Westphalia Anne Montenach : “The Bazaar Economy of the Trades”: Gender and Wage Systems in the Late Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century Lyon Textile Industry
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
W-4
WOM22
Women's Movement and Activism
6 CP/01/037 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Luciana-Marioara Jinga : Women Nurture, Men Protect, or Not? Gender Roles in the Transnational Humanitarian Commitment for Children in Romania (1980-2007) Cristina Scheibe Wolff : Reason and Emotion: Women Activism against Dictatorships in Southern Cone do America. 1968-1985 X-4 WOM09b Women’s Wages and Time Allocation in Western Europe during Pre-industrial and Industrial Times (16th- Early 20th Centuries) II 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Victoria López Barahona : Wool Hand-Spinning Wages in Eighteenth-Century Inland Spain Manuela Martini : Gendered Division of Work and Wage Conflicts in the Lyon Slk Trades at the End of the 19th Century
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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 Q-5 WOM23 Constructing Gender PFC/03/005 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Ramona Mihaila, George Lazaroiu : The Instrumental Function of Gendered Citizenship and Symbolic Politics in the Social Construction of Labor Rights for Migrants Olga Porshneva : Bolshevik Design of Gender Relations in the Early Soviet Period: Official Discourse and Social Practices (based on Materials from the Urals Region) V-5 LAB04a Domestic Service and Regulation in Colonial Societies 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Claire Lowrie : Protectors or Perpetrators? White Masters and the Colonial Implications of Violence by and towards Domestic Servants in the Northern Territory of Australia and Singapore, 1880s-1930s. Nitin Sinha : The Power of Failure: Colonial Regulations and Domestic Servants in Early Colonial India Nitin Varma : Masters of Home: Regulating Master Servant Relationship in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century India X-5 WOM08 Women Travellers in Europe and Far Beyond (1750-1830): Exploration, Experience, Reflection 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Tania Robles Ballesteros : Travelling to Gain Freedom: Germaine de Staël and Exile Barbare Tetti : Ruins, Remains and Monuments: Charlotte Eaton’s Correspondence from Rome, 1816-1817 Nataliia Voloshkova : 'A Competent Witness': Mary Holderness and her Ethnographic Exploration of Crimea in the Early Nineteenth Century
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
O-6
WOM10
The Two-supporter-model in Early Modern Scandinavia
PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Pirita Frigren : Migrant Work and Supporting a Family: the Case of Finnish Merchant Sailors’ Households, 1830-1870 Sofia Maria Gustafsson : The Soldier’s Wife: The Solid Economic Base for the Swedish Army in the Eighteenth Century X-6 WOM07 Secrets and Silences: Exploring the Hidden Lives of Families 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Birgitte Soland : Vanishing Violence: The Mysterious Disappearance of Wife-Beating in Early-Twentieth Century Denmark Mari Välimäki : Sons and Their Confidantes. The Relationship Between Sons and Mothers in a 17th Century Nordic Town Karen Vallgårda : Ugly Intimacies and the Management of Knowledge in Danish 20th Century Divorces Y-6 WOM04 Violence against Women 11UQ/01/010 University Square
Bonnie Clementsson : Testimonies of Swedish Convicts in 1840 Cinzia Meraviglia, Gabriele La Ros, Federica Mazzocco, Giulia Prandoni & Martina Toma : Femicide in Italy as a Modern Witch-craze? Marianna Muravyeva : Killing Mothers: Violence against Women in a Modernising Society
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
V-7
LAB06
Gender, Military Labour and War Labour
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Christine de Matos : The Occupied Home: Domestic Work, Gender and Power in the Allied Occupation of Germany, 1945-1950s Esbjörn Larsson : On the Changing Perceptions of Women’s Role in the Nation’s Defence during the Age of Total War: the Introduction of Defence Service Training for Girls in Sweden during World War II Fia Sundevall : Gender, Military Labour, and Swedish Cold War Economy: Challenging the ‘Peace Came, Women Left’ Paradigm
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
H-8
CUL16
(Trans)national Feminist Practices in the Nordic Countries since the 1960s
MST/03/004 Main Site Tower
Heidi Kurvinen : Feminist Practices in Swedish and Finnish Newsrooms 1970–1990: Interpreting Oral Histories and Media Texts Arja Turunen : “I am a Feminist because I don’t fit in”: Life Stories of Finnish Second Wave Feminists Hannah Yoken : Transnational Influences & Connections: Exploring Finnish and Swedish Feminist Magazines, 1970s–1990s. V-8 LAB08 Labour on the Margins – Gender and the Complexities of Provision 1890-2016 6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Yvonne Svanström : Unemployed and Forced to Labour: Vagrancy, Legislation and Gender in Sweden 1920s - 1950s Frode Ulvund : Idle Women? Vagrancy, Forced Labour and Gender in Norway, c 1890-1940 Gillian Wylie : Devoured by a (Celtic) Tiger? Forced Labour in the Context of Ireland's Globalization and Beyond
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
B-10
MAT07
Gender, Status and Consumption
OSCR Lanyon Building
Iryna Skubii : Ukrainian Male Consumer: between Soviet Ideology and Desire Merja Uotila : Tailor-made Man. Men’s Clothing in the Early Nineteenth Century Finnish Countryside O-10 POL06 Meet the Author: Karen Offen, The Woman Question in France, 1400 - 1870 and Debating the Woman Question in the French Third Republic, 1870-1920 (Cambridge University Press) PFC/02/026 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
X-10 WOM14 Forgotten Women 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Merike Ristikivi : First Estonian Female Lawyers and their Publications
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
M-11
ELI12
Officers and Gentlemen
PFC/02/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Konstantinos Raptis : Aristocratic Masculinities in Late 19th and Early 20th Century Central Europe Alex Snellman : Uniformed Elites: Civil Uniforms as a Form of Imperial Power in Finland 1809–1917 Kati Toivanen : Between two Eras: a Soldier Building the New Autonomous Grand Duchy of Finland Mikkel Venborg Pedersen : Gentlemen around 1900. Ideals, Culture, Equipment X-11 WOM21 Women's Network 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Susanna Erlandsson : Gendered Diplomacy in World War II London Georgeta Nazarska : Social Networks of Educated Female Elites in Bulgaria (first half of 20th century)
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
E-12
WOM16
Modelling the Body: Gender, Representation and Consumtion
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Conor Heffernan : Body Work, Empowerment and the Female Form: the Case of Irish Physical Culture Marina Hilber : Female Bodies in Scholarly Practice. On the Representation of Women in Gynaecological and Obstetric Case Studies (1870-1900) Charlotte Keighron : Barbara Johnson’s Fashion Album: Dress and Female Identity in England, 1746-1823 X-12 WOM33 Roundtable: Gender Revisited: How Do We Use Gender in Academia and Beyond 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
T-13
REL03
Gender, Religion and Action in Early Modern Europe
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sarah Moran : Women at Work: Financial Administration at the Court Beguinages of the Low Countries X-13 WOM17 Gender Ideologies and Stereotypes 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Emre Güler : Being a Modern Man: Representations of Masculinity In Early Turkish Republican Novels (1924-1951) Lenka Kratka : From Independence to Dependence and Back – Everyday Life of Czechoslovak Seafarers’ Wives under State Socialism
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
E-14
CRI15
The Criminal Women
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Jo Turner : Discharged Prisoners’ Aid Societies: Assisting Women Leaving Prison in Late Nineteenth Century England Charlotte Wildman : Deviant Domesticity: Gender, Crime and the Family in Britain, 1918-1979 U-14 WOM24 Gender, Migration and Mobility PFC/03/017 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Allyson Hobbs : Safe Travels: African American Women and the Myth of the “Open Road” in Mid- Twentieth Century America Conchi Villar : Female Immigration in an Industrial City of Southern Europe, Barcelona 1930 X-14 WOM18 Oral Histories and Representaion of Women's Work 6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Pilar Dominguez Prats : The Representation of Labor in the International Labor Organization (ILO) through Autobiographical Accounts of two Union Leaders Women Nicola Hille : Gender and Memory: Marie Curie, Lise Meitner, Hedy Lamarr
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
X-15
WOM19
LGBTQI and Same-sex Marriage
6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Martin J. Goessl : Acceptable vs. Impossible: the Legal Introduction of a Same-sex Partnership Law in Austria and the Normative Power of Defining Political Positions Sylvie Lausberg : Asymmetry between Belgian Laws on LGBT Rights and Abortion Legislation with Comparative Analysis of Neighbouring Countries. Why Belgium should Repeal Abortion of the Penal Code Hanna Markusson Winkvist, Eva Borgström : Female Couples in the Swedish Women's Movement |
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