Preliminary Programme

Showing: Social Inequality (all days)
Wed 24 March
    11.00 - 12.15
    12.30 - 13.45
    14.30 - 15.45
    16.00 - 17.15

Thu 25 March
    11.00 - 12.15
    12.30 - 13.45
    14.30 - 15.45
    16.00 - 17.15

Fri 26 March
    11.00 - 12.15
    12.30 - 13.45
    14.30 - 15.45
    16.00 - 17.15

Sat 27 March
    11.00 - 12.15
    12.30 - 13.45
    14.30 - 15.45
    16.00 - 17.00

All days
Wednesday 24 March 2021 11.00 - 12.15
H-1 SOC19 New Research on INGO's
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: David Green
Organizers: - Discussant: Anne Berg
Maria Cullen : Humanitarian Aid- a Tool of the Menigistu Regime? A Comparative Analysis of Oxfam and Medecins Sans Frontieres’ Emergency Responses to the Ethiopian Famine, 1984-1986
Thijs Korsten, Marco van Leeuwen : Global Inequality and the Historical Development of Human Rights Organisations, 1953-2016
Agata Troost, Marco van Leeuwen : War and Peace and INGOs


L-1 LAB18 Servant Laws, Compulsion, and Resistance in the Nordic Countries, 1500–1900
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Networks: Labour , Social Inequality Chair: Hanne Østhus
Organizer: Vilhelm Vilhelmsson Discussants: -
Dorte Kook Lyngholm : Absolute Obedience. The Legal Status of Servants on Danish Estates in the 19th Century
Carolina Uppenberg : Regulating Masters – how the Swedish Servant Acts Constrained Masters as Employers
Vilhelm Vilhelmsson : Responding to Coercion: Servants, Peasants and Everyday Resistance in 19th Century Iceland



Wednesday 24 March 2021 12.30 - 13.45
C-2 ANT02 Inequality and Social Poverty within Urban and Rural Landscapes. Understanding the Social Geography of the Ancient Society
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Networks: Antiquity , Social Inequality Chair: Lena Larsson Lovén
Organizers: Lisa Hagelin, FWO research network Structural Determinants of Economic Performance in the Roman World (SDEP), Birgitta Sjöberg Leppänen Discussants: -
Jesper Carlsen : Imperial Slaves and Freedmen in the Deathscape of Roman Carthage.
Lisa Hagelin : Vir bonus or homo probus? – the Social and Gender Identity of the Roman Freedman
Marja-Leena Hänninen : Religious Activity of Freedmen and the Sacral Topography of Ancient Ostia
Birgitta Sjöberg Leppänen : Inequality and the Social Production of Spaces of Coercion in the Ancient Greek Society
Hedvig von Ehrenheim : Rituals at Ancient Greek Sanctuaries: Slaves and Free as Equal before the Gods


F-2 SOC02 Beyond the "Russian" Empire: History of Economic Development and Social Inequalities in the Russian Controlled Territories
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Tymofii Brik
Organizer: Tymofii Brik Discussant: Tymofii Brik
Elena Bryukhanova, Natalia V. Nezhentseva : Social and Occupational Identity of the Siberian Urban Population at the Turn of the XIX-XX Centuries (based on the 1897 Census Manuscripts)
Alyona Liasheva, Volodymyr Kulikov : Consumption and Wealth Inequality Among Peasants in the Late Russian Empire: Analysis of the Budget Censuses
Taras Tsymbal : Ukrainian Agricultural Market in the Middle and Late Decades of the 18th Century: Dynamics of Integration, Price Shocks, and Price Formation
Tetiana Vodotyka : Charity as a Way Of Coping With Social Problems in Late Imperial Russia



Wednesday 24 March 2021 16.00 - 17.15
B-4 SOC05 Sources and Methods for the Study of Social Inequality in the Premodern Iberian Peninsula (14th-16th Centuries)
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Pere Verdés
Organizers: Esther Tello, Pere Verdés Discussant: José Antonio Jara Fuente
Luis Almenar Fernández : Inventories, Inequality, and Consumption in Late Medieval Valencia
Gema Rayo : Sources to Analyse the Wealth of the Castilian Church: the Bishoprics of the Kingdom of Granada as a Case Study
Albert Reixach Sala : Testing Fiscal Registers with other Sources for the Study of Inequalities in Premodern Catalan Towns: Girona, c. 1360-c. 1570
Luis Sales : Private Litigation as a Pattern for Determining Social Inequalities (XIV c. Catalonia)


N-4 SOC04 Negotiating Community in Eighteenth-century Poor Relief Reforms
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Maarten Prak
Organizers: David Briscoe, Marjolein Schepers Discussant: Maarten Prak
Erica G.H. Boersma : Competition for the charitable donation? Giving to foreign co-religiionists and the local poor in the Dutch Republic (c. 1640-1730)
David Briscoe : To whom do the Poor Belong? Conceptualising Community and the Common Good in French Poor Relief Reforms from Turgot to the Revolution, c.1774-1791
David Hitchcock : Imagining Communities without Poverty: from the Poor Man’s Advocate to Benthamite ‘National Charity’, 1649-1800
Marjolein Schepers : The Boundaries of Belonging: Migration, Settlement and Community Formation in the Context of Poor Relief Reforms in the Southern Netherlands, 1750-1800



Thursday 25 March 2021 12.30 - 13.45
N-6 SOC03 Independence is Everything? Old Age, Care, Family Systems and Wellbeing before the Welfare State, c. 1000-c. 1900
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux
Organizers: Henk Looijesteijn, Evelien Walhout Discussant: Jaco Zuijderduijn
Alexandra Esteves : Women and Madness: a Case Study in Portugal in the Early Nineteenth Century
Henk Looijesteijn, Marco H.D. van Leeuwen : Pinnacles of Welfare? Almshouses in the Netherlands before the Welfare State, c. 1350-c. 1950
Anke Verbeke : Last Days. Social Networks and Formal Care Provisions at the Deathbed of Urban Elderly in Ghent, Brussels and Antwerp, 1797


S-6 HEA07 The Epidemiological Transition and Occupational Health in the Late Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
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Networks: Health and Environment , Social Inequality , Urban Chair: John Manton
Organizer: David Green Discussant: John Manton
Helene Castenbrandt : Long Term Morbidity in Sweden in the Early Twentieth Century
David Green, Kathleen McIlvenna : Death after Life: Incapacity and Post-retirement Health Trajectories of Postal Workers in Late Nineteenth and Twentieth-century Britain
Nicola Shelton : Using the ONS Longitudinal Study to Investigate Historical Populations: the Case of Postal Workers



Thursday 25 March 2021 14.30 - 15.45
A-7 ECO18 Inequality and Social Mobility in Preindustrial Europe
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Networks: Economic History , Social Inequality Chair: Guido Alfani
Organizer: Guido Alfani Discussant: Jan Luiten van Zanden
Francesco Ammannati : Social Mobility and Inequality in Medieval Tuscany: the Impact of the Black Death
Erik Bengtsson, Mats Olsson : Inequality and Social Class, West Sweden 1715
Antoni Furió : From Peasants to Knights. Inequality and Social Mobility in Mediterranean Spain in the Late Middle Ages
Wouter Ronsijn, Wouter Ryckbosch : Social mobility in the southern Low Countries during the early modern period
Sergio Sardone : Economic Inequality in the Kingdom of Naples (Apulia), 1500-1800 ca.


F-7 SOC06 Cancelled: The Fight against Poverty. Comparative Perspectives in the Mediterranean Area (18th-20th c.)
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Network: Social Inequality Chairs: -
Organizers: - Discussants: -


N-7 SOC10 Poverty, Marginality, and Innovation: Engaging beyond the Academy
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Sarah Lloyd
Organizer: Alannah Tomkins Discussants: -
Tanya Evans : Family Historians and ‘Ordinary People’s’ History
Susannah Ottaway : Engaging with Structures of the Poor Laws through Collaboration across Institutions
Alannah Tomkins : Unfolding the Poor Law: Archival Volunteers and a New Direction in Welfare Research



Friday 26 March 2021 11.00 - 12.15
Q-9 SOC16 Long-term Studies of Social Inequality
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Tymofii Brik
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Gabriel Brea Martinez : Do Mothers pay? Transmission of In(equality) between Mothers and Fathers, Daughters and Sons in Southern Sweden (1947-2015)
Kateryna Karhina, Lotta Vikström & Johan Junkka : Two Centuries of Persistent Inequality: Disability and Partnership in Swedish Populations from the 1800s to 2010s
Ineke Maas, Marco H.D. van Leeuwen : Migration and Status Attainment: a Long-term Perspective
Natalia Mora-Sitja : Social Mobility in Nineteenth-century Barcelona



Friday 26 March 2021 12.30 - 13.45
O-10 POL14b State-Building II: Categories and Classification, Inclusion and Exclusion
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Networks: Politics, Citizenship, and Nations , Social Inequality Chair: Andreas Fahrmeir
Organizers: - Discussant: Andreas Fahrmeir
Helga Amesberger : Complexes of Knowledge and Power as a Basis of Administrative Routines and their Contribution to Continued Stigmatization
Yannick Coenders : The Dutch Welfare State and the Reproduction of Race: 1946-1979
Gozde Orhan : On the Margin of Citizenship: from Peace Process to State of Emergency, Turkish-Citizen Kurds in Turkey in the 2000s



Friday 26 March 2021 14.30 - 15.45
K-11 SOC12a Charity in Europe and Beyond I
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Maurits den Hollander
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Thomas M. Adams : Continuity in Europe's Welfare Traditions
Preeti Chopra : Native Charity and the Creation of a Charitable & Religious Infrastructure for European Sojourner Colonialism in Western India
Jan Maas : Max Weber’s Ideal of a Bureaucracy and the Municipal Poor Relief Administration in Amsterdam 1870 – 1940



Friday 26 March 2021 16.00 - 17.15
K-12 SOC12b Charity in Europe and Beyond II
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Thomas M. Adams
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Mioara Anton : Social History and Economic Realities at the Beginning of the 20th Centuries. The Romanian Version of the Mount of Piety
Maurits den Hollander : Insolvents’ Identities: Economic Failure and Social Politics in Late 17th Century Amsterdam
Eric Melander, Martina Miotto : Austerity and Crime: Evidence from the New Poor Law
Sara Pinto : Supporting Needs: Credit Practices of a Charity House in 17th Century Porto



Saturday 27 March 2021 11.00 - 12.15
D-13 SOC13 Beyond Charity: Economic Aspects Of Welfare Institutions (16th-19th Centuries)
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Natalia Mora-Sitja
Organizers: Montserrat Carbonell Esteller, Celine Mutos Xicola Discussant: Montserrat Carbonell Esteller
Jesús Agua de la Roza : Charitable Institutions, Social Capital and Labor Market in Madrid during the 18th Century: the Case of the Colegio de los Desamparados
Celine Mutos Xicola : Knitting Prosperity? An Approach from Some Spanish Poorhouses
Joana Pinho : The City as an Asset: the Properties of the Royal Hospital of All Saint in Lisbon during the 16th Century


I-13 WOM11 Women's Transnational Activism
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Networks: Social Inequality , Women and Gender Chair: Judit Acsády
Organizers: Anne Cova, Laura Downs Discussant: Laura Downs
Clarisse Berthezène : Becoming Part of the European Union of Women: British Conservative Women and Transnational Social Action, 1945-1955
Ángela Cenarro : A Fascist Welfare? Female Social Action in the Spanish Civil War and Early Franco Dictatorship
Anne Cova : Transnational Women’s Activism in Southern Europe and Latin America, 1888-1918
Radka Sustrova : Voices Heard? Working Women and Authoritarian Order in Czechoslovakia



Saturday 27 March 2021 14.30 - 15.45
H-15 SOC18 Women in Changing Labour Markets
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Network: Social Inequality Chair: Lex Heerma van Voss
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Tymofii Brik : Social Strata, Education and Occupations: HISCO in Odesa, 1897
Eider De Dios : De sirvienta a trabajadora de hogar. Women, Class and Gender through Domestic Service in Spain (1939-1995)
Faustine Perrin, Tobias Karlsson & Joris Kok : The Historical Gender Gap Index. A Longitudinal and Spatial Assessment of Sweden, 1870-1990


L-15 POL33 Mark – Exclude – Lock Away – Kill. On the Dynamics of Social Division in National Socialism and Continuities of Exclusion in Post-War Societies
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Networks: Politics, Citizenship, and Nations , Social Inequality Chair: Helga Amesberger
Organizer: Brigitte Halbmayr Discussants: -
Oliver Gaida : Exclusion of so-called Antisocials by Social Welfare in Urban Space
Brigitte Halbmayr : “Asocial” and/or “Criminal”: on Labelling the “Other” and its Gender Specific Dimension
Katharina Lenski : “Antisocial Behaviour” in State Socialism. A Stereotype in Post-War History
Alexander Prenninger : The Infamous Prisoners. Exclusion and Stigmatisation of “Asocial” Inmates in the Camp Society of Mauthausen


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