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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
D-1
WOR06
Close Encounters of the Third World: East European Engagements with the Global South, 1955-1975
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Rosamund Johnston : Ambassadors with a Microphone? Czechoslovak Radio’s Foreign Correspondents, 1958-1968 Jill Massino : My Brother’s Keeper: Ordinary Romanians and the Vietnam War
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
D-2
ANT04
Ancient Social Structures: Patronage and Labour
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Uiran Gebara da Silva : Late Roman Colonate, Patronage and Rural Labor Legislation Charlotte Van Regenmortel : The Labours of War: Soldiers as Wage Labourers in the Late Classical and Early Hellenistic World
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
D-3
ANT01
Citizenship and the Diversity of Identities in the Ancient World
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Mirko Canevaro : Greek Citizenship: a Renewed Institutional Approach Jakub Filonik : Public-private Blends for Rhetorical Ends: Addressing Athenian Citizens’ Identities in Public Speeches David Lewis : Prototypical and Institutional Approaches to Slave and Citizen Status in Classical Athens
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
D-4
ANT02
The Political Economy of Ancient Greece
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Brooks Kaiser : Resource Economics and Institutions in Ancient Athens Carl Hampus Lyttkens : A Belligerent Democracy George Tridimas : Why Ancient Greece Failed to Industrialize: Cost of Energy, Culture and City-State Multiplicity
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).
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
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
D-8
ANT05
Trust, Inequality and Cult in the Ancient World
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Dies van der Linde : Dialectical Patterns and the Roman Imperial Cult Arjan Zuiderhoek : Modelling the Middle? Stratification, Social Mobility and Status Bargaining in the Cities of the Roman East
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)
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
D-11
ANT03
Poverty, Impoverishment, and Perceptions of Social Status in Antiquity
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Max Koedijk : Aristocratic Impoverishment and Society in the Late Roman Republic Hans Kopp : Poverty and the Threat of Impoverishment in Archaic Greek Poetry
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
D-12
LAT07
New Research on Latin American Politics
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Joren Janssens : In Search of the Subaltern Voice a Critical Assessment and Ethnographical Adaption of Subaltern Theory for 20th Century Revolutionary Latin America Jorge Nallim : History, Memory, and Politics: Contemporary Debates on Human Rights in Argentina Brett Troyan : Memories of Marxism and the Colombian Indigenous Movement
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
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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
D-15
CRI17
War and its Impacts: Twentieth Century European and Global Contexts
MAP/OG/005 Maths and Physics
Mikhail Nakonechnyi : GULAG Forgotten Victims: Early Release on Medical Grounds 1930-1955 Karol Siemaszko : Criminals and Criminality on the so–called Recovered Territories (Poland) after the End of WW II (1945-1950) in the Light of Judicature of the Selected Polish Regional Courts |
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