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Wednesday 24 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
R-1
ETH03
Irish Migrant Communities in the Post-Famine Era: Networks, Mutuality, and the Collective Spirit
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William Jenkins : Stanleyites and Dummeronians: Irish Immigrants, Street Culture, and Community Formation in Mid-Victorian Toronto
Wednesday 24 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
J-3
ETH08
Unmaking Borders: Freedom of Movement in Historical and Contemporary Perspective
J
Mark McQuinn : Current Threats to Classical Liberal Humanitarianism in Europe and Ways to Counter them: the Need for a Historically Sensitive Approach Jannis Panagiotidis : Global Free Migration? United Nations Debates on the Right to Freedom of Movement, 1984-1989 Jessica Steinman : Negotiating Identities: being Vietnamese in the Remnants of North-South and East-West Demarcation
Wednesday 24 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
F-4
ETH04
Regulating Mixed Intimacies in Europe
F
Rebecca Franco : ‘Interracialized Intimacies’ and Racial Boundaries in the French Postcolonial Archive Guno Jones : Dutch Racial Colonial Economies of ‘Mixed-ness’ and ‘Pureness’ and their Afterlives Nawal Mustafa : Footloose Fancy Free and in Flimsy Summer Dresses: Caribbean Nurses that Dated Outside the ‘Race’ Andrea Tarchi : Between Annexation and Exclusion in the Italian Empire: Racial Mixture and the Juridical Status of Libyans during the Fascist Colonial Rule Elena Zambelli : Mixed’ Couples in Contemporary Europe: Perception of Stasis and Change across Multiple Generations P-4 ETH01 “See what is missing from my Letter…”: Letter Writing Practices in Ukrainian Canadian Community (Late 19th - Early 20th Century) P
Nataliya Bezborodova : "K" for "Confiscated": Letters from and to Ukrainian Immigrants in KGB Archives (1930-1950) Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn : Vuiko Shtif Writes Home Baris Ülker : Postcards and Mobilities in Exile V-4 ETH02 Incorporating Return into the (Irish) Migration Story V
Sara Goek : ‘Your Home Is in Your Shoes’: Experiences of Irish Return Migration Niall Whelehan : Return Migrants and Visions of Land and Colonisation in Nineteenth Century Ireland
Thursday 25 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
T-5
ETH06
Social Plurality and Global Empires: Mobility and Segregation
T
Elizabeth Thelen : (Re)regulating Urban Diversity and Segregation during the Decline of the Mughal Empire Daya Wijaya : Does Religion Matter? Portuguese Free-Agents in Early Dutch Malacca
Thursday 25 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
E-7
ETH07
Transnational Antislavery Connections in North America and the Caribbean, 1776-1865
E
Oran Kennedy : “To Aid in the Extinction of Slavery”: Canada’s Antislavery Movement and the Formation of Transnational Abolitionist Connections in North America Thomas Mareite : Mexico and Transnational Antislavery Connections in 19th-century North America S-7 ETH19 Jewish Migrations S
Laura Katarina Ekholm : "Jewish" Marriages and Occupational Choices in Sweden and Finland from the Late 19th to the Mid- 20th Century Orly Meron : Banking, Migration and State-building: a Case Study from British Mandated Eretz Israel Ayse Humeyra Tuysuz : Istanbul as a Transit City for the Jewish Immigrants (1877-1914)
Thursday 25 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
A-8
ETH18
Identity Construction and Nation
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Ivan Bulatov : Imperial Nationalism Outside the Empire: the National Identity of Russian Emigrants before World War II Maren Jonasson : Representations of Race, Ethnicity and the ‘Exotic’ on Theatre Stages and Market-places in Finland ca. 1870–1930 Jochen Krebber : Transatlantic Shipping Routes and European Immigration to North America, 1845-1855
Friday 26 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
H-9
ETH23
Knowledge, Skill and Migration
H
Johan Svanberg : Migration and Trade-Union Internationalism. The International Metalworkers’ Federation, European Integration and Post-war Labour Mobility R-9 ETH13 Migration as Crime (Migrants and the Criminal Justice System) R
Jeannette Kamp : (In)tolerant Policing? Crimmigration in the Netherlands 1600-1900 Christina Lokk : Migrant Spaces of Consumption – Russian Grocery Shops in Germany Leo Lucassen : Xenophobia and the Left: a Global Overview
Friday 26 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
R-10
ETH15
Minorities, Racism and Place in Post-war Britain: from Post-war Workers to Finding a Place in Rural Britain
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Sarah Hackett : ‘I do really want to become a better Muslim’: Migrant Communities, Islam & Religious Practice in Rural Britain Samantha Kate Knapton : ‘He might be a Foreigner, but he’s “Our” Foreigner’: Polish Post-war Migrants to Britain and the Issue of ‘Integration’ Gavin Schaffer : Thriving or Surviving? Fears of Decline and the Postwar British-Jewish Community Christopher Roy Zembe : Politicising Memory: Zimbabwean Immigrants Reconstructing Identities and Relations. U-10 ETH14 For the Long-Run: Transatlantic Migration and Integration U
Aiko Nishikida, Shingo Hamanaka & Yutaka Takaoka : Circumstances and Challenges for Return Migration of the Syrian Refugees Peter Olausson : Migration and Story Telling. Some Aspect of the Swedish-American Experience as a Tool for Identity
Friday 26 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
C-11
ETH16
Political Emigrants' Cold War Activities/Fates/Reflections
C
Detelina Dineva : Bulgarian Political Exiles after the Cold War H-11 ETH05 Sailors, Engineers, Maidservants, Expellees: Variations in Foreign Immigration to Nineteenth-century Belgium - Results from the IMMIBEL Project H
Kristof Loockx : Migration Trajectories of Seafarers during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: Evidence from Antwerp Bart Willems : Control Alt Find IMMIBEL. Two New Databases on Migration and Mobility in 19th Century Belgium
Friday 26 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
A-12
ETH20
Digital and Life Cycle
A
Colin Pooley, Marilyn Pooley : Mobility Change over the Life Course: a Case Study from 20th Century Lancashire Linda Reeder : Strangers in Italy: Field Notes from the Archives
Saturday 27 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
H-13
POL13
Border Making and its Consequences after the First World War: the Habsburg Case
H
Elisabeth Haid : The Reconfiguration of Borders: Consequences of Nation-State Building in the Galician-Bukovinian Border Region Machteld Venken : What does a Border mean to you? Evidence from a Historical Re-enactment in Citizen Science regarding the Dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire K-13 ETH21 Community and Space K
Gregory Kontos : Religio-national Symbiosis in the Greek and Dalmatian Diasporas: the Case of the Christian Orthodox Community of New Orleans (1854-1886)
Saturday 27 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
E-14
ETH17
Reckoning with Refugeedom: Refugee Voices in Modern History
E
Peter Gatrell : Individual Case Files as a Historical Source Anindita Ghoshal : Seeking Refuge and Laying Claims: Migration, Memory and Identity in Post-Partition West Bengal (1947-71) Katarzyna Nowak : How Polish Refugees in Colonial East Africa Voiced Their Protest Against the Humanitarian Practices in the Early Cold War World Q-14 ETH24 Politics and Regulation of Refugee Migration Q
James Lancaster : In the Shadow of the Welfare State – NGOs and Swedish Migration Politics during the Cold War Christoph Lorke : Shifting Racial Boundaries and its Limits. German Women, Non-European Men and the Negotiation of Sexuality and Intimacy in Nazi Germany Sheena Trimble : Women as Facilitators of the Immigration of Europe’s Displaced Persons to Canada (1945-1953)
Saturday 27 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
C-15
ETH22
Mobities, Institutions and Regulation
C
Karl Monsma : Interconnected Migrations and the Reproduction of Racial Inequalities: European Migrations to the US and Brazil and their Consequences for Nonwhite Internal Migrants |
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