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Wednesday 24 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
G-2
CUL02
Emotional Construction of National Belonging and Agency
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Reetta Eiranen : Emotional Relationships as Resources of 19th-century Nation-building Marja Jalava : To Hate the Nation. The Ambivalence about National Belonging among the Swedish-speaking Minority Intellectuals in Fin-de-siècle Finland Raúl Moreno Almendral : Are Nations Communities of Feeling? An Approach from Personal Narratives from the Age of Revolutions (1780-1840)
Wednesday 24 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
G-3
CUL03
Familiar Ground. Unravelling the Links between Nationalism and Tourism
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Kas Swerts : Comparative Analysis of the Vlaamse Toeristenbond (Flemish Tourist Association) and Irish Tourist Association during the Interwar Period Gerrit Verhoeven : Which Belgium do we sell? Flemish Nationalism and Discussions on Tourism Marketing in Parliament (1930-’80)
Thursday 25 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
G-6
CUL04
Modern Tourism History: Institutions, Experts, and Travel Cultures since World War II
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Sara Fieldston : “The World’s Champion Souvenir Collectors”: American Tourists, Consumption, and Power after World War II Aimée Plukker : “Shopwindow of the West”. US Tourism in Postwar Europe: a Perspective on Berlin Igor Tchoukarine : International Institutions and Experts in the Cold War Tourism Industry
Thursday 25 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
G-7
CUL07
The Shaping of a New Economy and Material Culture in 20th-century Europe: Maritime and Coastal Tourism between Totalitarianism, Democracy and Mass Consumption
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Petra Kavrecic : Seaside Tourism in the Interwar Period: the Case of the Northern Adriatic Carlos Larrinaga : Spain after the Civil War (1936-1939). The New Possibilities for the Maritime and Coastal Tourism Josephine Papst : On the Ideological Turn of the Knowledge Cultures at the Beginning of the 21st Century Falko Schnicke : Cold War Monarchy. British State Visits to and from Communist Countries During the 1970s
Friday 26 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
G-9
CUL06
The Creation of European Identities through Global Empires
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Diana Natermann : White(ened) Identities and Colonial Photography Tracey Reinmann-Dawe : Scientific Discovery and Narratives of Cultural Superiority
Friday 26 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
G-10
CUL09
Cultural Diversity and Mobility in Historical Contexts
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Zehra Ayman : Eveyday Linguistic Practices of “Eastern” People’s Houses in Rebublican Turkey: Power, Effects, and Responses Magdalena Elchinova : 30 Years after the Exodus of Bulgaria's Turks to Turkey: Issues of Cultural and Social Compatibility Nikolay Nenov : Gas Pipeline. Album of the Bulgarian Builders in the USSR
Friday 26 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
G-11
CUL11
Discourses on Method
G
Katerina Sergidou, Isabel Machado : Local Strangers from Monterrey to Cádiz: Intersectional Feminist Dialogues on the Field Laura Strachan : Using Oral History to Teach Humanities & Social Sciences to Saudi Arabian Students: Implementing Local Traditions into Cross-cultural Teaching
Friday 26 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
G-12
CUL08
Media History
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Marguerite Corporaal : The Colours of Connemara: Transnational Dimensions of the Region in the European Illustrated Press, 1880-1900. Heikki Kokko : Experience of Translocality – Culture of Readers’ Letters to Newspapers in the Mid-1800s Finland Ana Machado : Musical Representations in the XVIII and XIX Century in Lisbon by Gazeta de Lisboa Diego Moreno Galilea : The Written Press: a Space for Spanish Nineteenth-century Women
Saturday 27 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
D-15
CUL05
Radio and the Emotions in the Cold War
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Brigitte Le Normand : A Listening Ear: Cultivating Yugoslav Citizens through Radio Broadcasting Anne MaclLennan : Post-war Canadian Radio: Trust, the Audience, and Connections to Europe Will Studdert : A Trusted Source? The BBC German Service and its East German Audience in the Cold War. G-15 CUL13 Art and History G
Dongjae You : Rethinking 'Opened Space' Culture and Information are Exchanged in Eighteenth and Nineteenth-century Korean Art |
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