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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
T-1
ETH01
Analysis of Migration Dynamics
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Frank Caestecker : A Quantitative Analysis of Immigration to Belgium during the Belle Epoque Denis Scuto : Flight of Jews from Germany to Luxemburg in the 1930s
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
T-2
ETH02
Cold War Emigration and Exile: a View from the West
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Bethany Hicks : Invisible Emigration: East German Exiles in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1969-1989. Katalin Kádár Lynn : The MHBK and Cold War Intelligence: Paper Mills or Valuable Sources? Beatrice Scutaru : Dynamics of Exile in Cold War France: the Cahiers de l’Est initiative
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
T-3
ETH03
Contruction of Immigrant Communities
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Cigdem Billur Ada : Rise and Fall of Muhacirs: Effects of Turkish Politics and Foreign Policy on the Azerbaijani Émigré Organizations Olof Blomqvist : Migration through Captivity: Prisoners of War in Uppsala 1706-1716 Patrícia Bosenbecker : Migration Networks, Entrepreneurship and Social Ties between Brazil and Germany in the Nineteenth Century Terry McBride : Migrants and 'Scottish' State Institutions, 1914-39
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
T-4
ETH07
The Simultaneity of Belonging: Migrant Letters and the Transnational Social Field
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Sonia Cancian : Re/constructing Language and Memories in a Migrant Love Letter Collection: the Intersubjectivities of Multiple Journeys Félix Krawatzek : Local Conditions and Ideas of Belonging in Migrant Letters Emma Moreton : Using Corpus Methods to Explore Notions of ‘here’ and ‘there’ in Digitised Migrant Letter Collections
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
T-5
ETH04a
Comparing the Irish Migration Experience since 1922
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Kevin Myers : Migration, Memory and the Making of Educational Multiculturalism among Irish and Afro-Caribbean Communities in Post-war Britain Miriam Nyhan Grey : Post-war Irish Immigrants in London and New York: a Comparative Lens
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
T-6
ETH04b
Migration from Ireland and its Legacies
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Donald MacRaild, Lewis Darwen : Britain’s Irish Famine: Responses to Famine Immigration and Disease, 1846-1849 Mary Anne Poutanen : Irish Hospitality in Montreal: Public Houses as Communication Nodes, 1840-1870 Bronwen Walter : Irish Descentness: Persistence of Difference in the Diaspora
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
T-7
ETH06
Trafficking Problems: the Construction of the International Regulatory Regime to Fight Sex Trafficking
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Eva Payne : Nation, Race, and the 'Trafficked Woman' in the League of Nations Investigations into Sex Trafficking Jessica Pliley : Sex Trafficking and the Deportation Regime: American Enforcement of International Anti-Trafficking Regulation, 1937-1944 Ilkay Yilmaz : Trafficking Women in the Ottoman Empire (1853-1914)
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
T-8
ETH08
Migrations from a Regional Perspective
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Verena Lorber : Recruited. Everyday Life of Guest Workers in Styria (1960-1980) Daniel Nilsson Ranta : Wanted or not – The 1912 Remigration from Argentina to Sweden Ute Sonnleitner : Artists in the Region - Migration, Politics and Business Sabine Veits-Falk : Visibility and Perception of Migration History
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
T-9
ETH09
Geographic and Social Mobility in the 19th-Century and early 20th-Century Balkans
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Evguenia Davidova : Circuits of Mobile Workers Within the Nineteenth-Century Balkans Eleonora Naxidou : Mobile Intellectuals as Agents of Nationalism in the 19th-Century Balkans Andrew Robarts : Bulgarian Migration, National Consciousness, and Imperial (Re-)Settlement Programs in the Pre-Tanzimat Ottoman Balkans
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
T-10
ETH10
Migrant Labour for the Port. Recruitment Areas of Port Cities in a Comparative Perspective (1700-1900)
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Virginia Hoel : Adrift in the World Port: Norwegian Seamen Ashore in Antwerp and Rotterdam (1864 to ca. 1920) Kristof Loockx : Migration and Employment: Foreign Seamen in the Port of Antwerp (1850-1914) Anne Winter, Hilde Greefs : Trajectories and Flows during the ‘Mobility Transition': Spatial Recruitment Patterns of Foreign Newcomers to Antwerp, 1850-1880
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
T-11
ETH11
Migration and the Nation State: Identities, Experiences and Governance
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Lara Momesso : Marriage, Migration, Life-course, and the Evolution of a Nation: Learning from the Cross-Strait Case Linda Reeder : Love and Duty: Soldiers and Migrants in Wartime Italy, 1914-1922 Yvette Santos : Intermediation and Emigration Policy in the Portuguese Migration during the Interwar Period
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
T-12
ETH12
How to Boot Out Undesired Immigrants? State Practices of Monitoring and Expelling Foreigners during the 19th Century
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Torsten Feys : Kicking Out the Unwanted through the Door of their Choosing: Belgian Expulsion Practices during the Long 19th Century Elie-Benjamin Loyer : Policing Migrants in France Before and After the Great War: Public Order and Migration Control Romy Sanchez : Expelling Foreigners from Overseas: the Case of Cuba, 1840 - 1880 Hugo Vermeren : Discretionary Power, Exceptional Practices: Irregularities within the French Expulsion Procedures during the 19th-century
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
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
T-14
ETH15
Where do Migrants and Refugees Belong? Understanding Migration and Settlement in Twentieth-century Britain
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Marc Di Tommasi : Settling in the ‘Auld Reekie’: Work Commutes and Neighbour Effects Sarah Hackett : ‘Rethinking Muslim Integration in Britain: a Rural Perspective’ Samantha Kate Knapton : ‘I was a Polish Dog… now I am wretched Pole’: Problems with Housing Polish Displaced Persons in the British Zone of Occupation, 1945-1951 Gavin Schaffer : British Jews and Aliyah: Belief and Belonging in Postwar Jewish History
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
T-15
ETH16
Short-distance and Internal Migration
PFC/03/011 Sir Peter Froggatt Centre
Josef Grulich : The Transformation of the Migration Strategies of the Rural Population during the Second Half of the 18th Century. The Royal Town and Domain of Ceske Budejovice. A Case Study Myron Gutmann : Moving West: who Moved to California in the 1930s, where they came from, and why we think they moved Peter Olausson : Migration into the Outskirts: a Swedish Example from the 17th Century Woodlands of Värmland Colin Pooley, Marilyn Pooley : Young Women on the Move: Britain c1880-1950 |
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