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Wednesday 24 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
K-1
WOM03A
Negotiations of transEuropean Feminism I
K
Kathryn Mahaney : Independents, Institutionalists, and the International Feminist Fight in Late 20th-Century Spain and Europe Arja Turunen : Equality or Freedom for All? The Relationship between the Gender Role Movement and the Feminist Movement in Finland
Wednesday 24 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
D-2
POL11
Money, Gender and Political Citizenship: Economic Voting Restrictions in the Nordic Countries Before and After Universal Suffrage
D
Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir, Thorgerður Thorvaldsdóttir : Suffrage, Gender and Class. Women’s Suffrage and the Construction and Constraints of a Lawful Citizen in Iceland Eirinn Larsen : “Secondary to the Economic Man”: Suffrage, Capital and Gender during the Long Nineteenth Century Leonora Lottrup Rasmussen : When the Provider no Longer Provides Fia Sundevall : “Money is the Name of Citizenship Rights”: Economic Restrictions on Universal Suffrage, Sweden 1921– 1945 K-2 WOM03B Negotiations of TransEuropean Feminisms II K
Anikó Eszter Bartha : Gendered Discourses in the 1970s in Hungary: Women Workers, Social Science and the (Gender) Regime Helena Tolvhed : Centre-right Women and the Second Wave of Feminism in Sweden, 1961-1982
Wednesday 24 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
F-3
WOM07
Teachers on the Move: Transnational and Mediterranean Conversations about Women, Education and Feminism (Late-18th Century and 19th Centuries)
F
Caroline Fayolle : Education, Emancipation and Feminism during the French Revolution Rebecca Rogers : Tracking Gendered Pedagogies of Emancipation in Europe and North Africa: Schools, Teachers, and Texts (1830s-1850s) U-3 WOM01 Intimate Economic Networks: Women’s Commercial and Investment Agency in the Atlantic and Indian Ocean Worlds U
Misha Ewen : ‘Women would be Necessary': Women's Networks in the Atlantic in the Early Seventeenth Century Margaret Hunt : ’Investing’ in Long-distance Voyages: Plebeian Women’s Financial Links to Sailors in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century England Annika Raapke : She’s got the Goods - and she knows how to use them: Trickles of Goods and Flows of Power in Women’s Letters from the Eighteenth-century French Colonial World
Wednesday 24 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
J-4
POL01
Gendered Politics
J
Anne Epstein : Pro Justitia: Francophone Feminisms, Social Ethics and the Law, ca. 1900 My Klockar Linder : Transnational Pronatalism: Collaboration and Family Policy Exchanges in the Baltic Sea Area in the 1940s U-4 WOM15 Roundtable: Precarious Work between Production and Reproduction U
Thursday 25 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
N-5
WOM10
Women, Gender and Work in Historical Perspective: an Entrepreneurial Approach
N
Janine Lanza : Keeping the Books and Rocking the Babies: the Productive and Reproductive Labor of Women in Artisanal Workshops ” Deborah Simonton : ‘Mistress of the Managing Part of it’: Printers in Eighteenth-century Europe
Thursday 25 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
L-6
WOM09
Women and Work: A long-term perspective on gender, labour and technology, 1700-1990
L
Jørgen Burchardt : From Women to Men: How Culture, Education and Technology formed the Transition of the Labor Force behind the Production of Cheese Auriane Terki-Mignot : Patterns of Female Employment in Normandy and the Eure-et-Loir (France), 1792-1901
Thursday 25 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
H-8
WOM16
Gender, Experience and Narrative
H
Laura Fenton, Penny Tinkler : Me Too? Revisiting Youth Experiences of Sexual Violence in Post-war Britain from the Vantage Point of Later Life Erla Hulda Halldorsdottir : Independent Citizens? The Local Experiences and Transnational Ideologies of the Housewife in Iceland c. 1940-1970 N-8 FAM26 Women and Family Property N
Luminita Dumanescu, Ioan Bolovan : From Birth to Grave, I am my Father’s Daughter! Margareth Lanzinger : Widows and Relatives: Competing Property Interests (Tirol 1600-1800) Beatrice Moring : Women, Law and Property Transmission in the Nordic Countries Robert Sweeny : The State of Things. Towards a Feminist Critique of Legal Reception in European Colonies of Settlement Raquel Tovar Pulido : The Transmission of the Inheritance by Women in Spain in the Old Regime
Friday 26 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
N-9
WOM12
Suffrage ‘Grassroots’ in Great Britain: a Comparative Approach
N
Alexandra Hughes-Johnson : From Suffragettes to County Councillors: Rethinking Local Women’s Politics in Metropolitan England Beth Jenkins : Grassroots Activism, Suffrage Organisers and the Campaign in Wales Anne Logan : Regional Suffrage Histories: towards a Comparative Approach
Friday 26 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
D-10
WOM23
Gendered Experiences of Politics
D
Nicola Hille : Historical Spotlights on the Attainment of Women’s Suffrage Carla Hoetink, Harm Kaal : Gender and Parliamentary Culture in the Netherlands, 1918 to the Present Hannah Adebola Aderonke Okediji : Gaining Access to Fundamental Human Right by Women in Nigeria 1960 - 2019
Friday 26 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
N-11
WOM24
Queer Readings of the Body in Modern Esotericism
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Tanya Cheadle : Adepts of Manhood: Progressive Masculinity and Unorthodox Sexuality in Scotland’s Occult Revival, 1880-1914 Jen Manion : Femmes to the Front: Edna Ruddick Hart’s Life and Legacy, 1893-1982
Friday 26 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
P-12
WOM17
Gender History between Memory, Methodology and Politics
P
Natalia Knekht : Cine-Feminism: Authorship Problem in “Post-Thaw Period” Cinema and in Young Women’s Movies in Modern Russia Natalia Pushkareva : What Role does Gender Theory play in Contemporary Memory Politics? Entgendering Contemporary Memory Politics of Russia and Japan (from the History of the Convergence of Cultures in the Context of the Post-war Everyday Life) Gizem Sivri : The Politics of Women Imprisonment within the Discussion of the Ottoman Prison Reform (1840-1919)
Saturday 27 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
I-13
WOM11
Women's Transnational Activism
I
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 N-13 WOM19 Gender, Occupation and Colonialism N
Helene Carlbäck : “By nature, Women are better with Babies than Men”. The Role of Fathers in Late Soviet Russia Julia Harnoncourt : The Veil, Colonial Discourses of Legitimation and the Algerian War of Independence Agnes Laba : Defeated Masculinities? A Gender Perspective on Everyday Life under German Occupation in France and Poland
Saturday 27 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
N-14
WOM21
Gender and Work
N
Béatrice Craig : At the Counter of the General Store Revisited: Men, Women and Consumption in the Quebec Countryside in the Early 19th Century Anna Sznajder : Rural Gender and Strategies of Craft Work – Constructing Lacemakers Identities from Bobowa, Southern Poland
Saturday 27 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
S-15
WOM20
Sex Work and Systematic Violence
S
Laura Savelli : Unfortunate Girls and the Good Ladies. |
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