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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
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
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
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
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
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
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
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
X-7
ECO19
Well-being and Inequality in Modern Europe
6UQ/OG/006 University Square
Herman J. de Jong, María Gómez-León : Income Inequality in Germany and Britain, 1900-1950 Giacomo Gabbuti : A Noi! Economic Inequality and the Political Economy of Italian Fascism Daniel Gallardo Albarrán, Joost Veenstra : Sanitary infrastructures and the decline of mortality in Germany, 1877-1913 Stefan Nikolic, Filip Novokmet : Income Inequality in Eastern Europe, 1900-1950
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
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
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
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
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
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
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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