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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
V-1
LAB28
People, Trade and Society in Sicily and Calabria between Middle and Modern Ages
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Giuseppe Campagna : The Slave Trade in a Mediterranean Emporium: Messina in the Early Modern Age Mirella Mafrici : Calabrian Cities Trading in the Mediterranean between 18th and 19th Centuries Elisa Vermiglio : Sericulture in Valdemone: Production, Organization and Trade in the Middle Ages
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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
14.00 - 16.00
V-3
LAB03
Democracy, Economy and Employment: Political and Ideological Evolution of Nordic and Iberian Socialists after the Economic Crisis of the 1970s
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Ilkka Kärrylä : From Democratization to Marketization - Social Democrats and Economic Democracy in Finland and Sweden, 1970s-1980s Sami Outinen : Vanguards of Social Democratic Third Way Policy: Nordic Social Democrats, Employment and Emerging Economic Globalization 1975?1986
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
V-4
CUL17
Animals in the Family
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Claudia Soares : 'The Many Lessons which the Care of Some Gentle, Loveable Animal would give': Animals and Pet keeping in the Waifs and Strays Society, 1881-1914 Julie-Marie Strange : How much is that Doggy in the Window? Pets, the Market, Emotion and Morality in the Long Nineteenth Century Ingrid Tague : Pets and the Evolution of the Eighteenth-Century Family
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
V-6
LAB04b
Roundtable: Domestic Service and Regulation in Colonial Societies
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
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
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
V-9
LAB09
New Perspectives in Unfree Labour History: a Comparative Approach from Antiquity to the Middle Ages
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Birgitta Sjöberg Leppänen : To be Old and Unfree in the Ancient Society Hedvig von Ehrenheim : Free at Last - and Able to Prove it. Greek Manumission Inscriptions Set up in Sanctuaries
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
V-10
LAB10a
New Perspectives on International Mining: I
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Quentin Outram : The Featherstone Massacre and the People’s Martyrology: an Exploration of Christian Cultures in British Coal Strikes Robin Philips, Zipeng Zhang : A Dutch Entrepreneur in China: FDI in the Chinese Mining Industry (approx. 1890 – 1920)
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
V-11
LAB10b
New Perspectives on International Mining: II
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Gaelle Collombier : ‘Charity Leisure’: Performing for Relief Effort in the Late Nineteenth-century Durham and Northumberland Coalfields Peter Hodson : "There's bugger all left, except in wor hearts": Durham Pit Closures, Landscape Change and Embedded Memories
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
V-12
LAB12
Occupations and Labour Relations in the Mediterranean Basin, c. 1800-2000: Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece in Comparative Perspective
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Hélder Carvalhal, Filipa Ribeiro da Silva & Paulo Teodoro de Matos : Shifts in Occupations and Labour Relations in Portugal, 1800 and Beyond Jose Miguel Lana : Iberian Occupations and Labour Relations, c.1800-2000: a Regional Approach José A. Nieto Sánchez : Labour Markets, Guilds, and Artisans’ Mobility in Castille and Aragon (Spain) in the Late Early Modern Period: a Comparison
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
V-13
LAB13
Can Changes in Remuneration Cause Changes in Labour Relations?
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Karin Hofmeester : Brief Introduction Jan Lucassen, Paulo Teodoro de Matos & Pim de Zwart : Wage Levels and Labour Relations in India and Ceylon c. 1515-1870 Rombert Stapel : Coin Evidence as a Proxy for Spatial and Temporal Changes in Wage Labour in Late Medieval England and Wales
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
V-14
LAB14
Rethinking Labour in Eastern Europe: Workers under State Socialism
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Tibor Valuch : Everyday Life of Hungarian Factory Workers after WWII Hubert Wilk : Driving towards Socialism. Workers', Cars and State. Case of Poland
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
V-15
LAB17
Transformations in Labour and Labour Control in the Age of Revolution
6 CP/01/035 6 College Park, School of Sociology
Niklas Frykman : To be like a Stationary Navy: Empire and Naval Governance in the Age of Revolution Johan Heinsen : The Riot of 1817: Convict Labour and Resistance in Denmark Evelyn Jennings : Indenture in Nineteenth-Century Spanish Cuba Nicole Ulrich : Contesting Labour Freedom at the Cape Colony in the Age of Revolution: Disorderly European Servants and the Changing Colonial Labour Regime, c. 1795- 1815 |
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