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Wednesday 24 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
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CRI01
Entangled Normativity: Early Modern Police (1500-1800s).
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Annemieke Romein : Cross-border Influences of Offices, Norms and Reasoning. Early Modern Norms in the Low Countries
Wednesday 24 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
I-2
MAT05
Finding Buyers: Communication and Intermediation in Early Modern Markets
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Alexander Engel : Fortunate Places: Attracting Buyers through Commodity Lotteries and Auction Events Christof Jeggle : Intermediating between Sellers and Buyers: Brokers on the Markets of Eighteenth Century Nuremberg Anna Reimann : A Paper Full of Things: Classified Advertisements in Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Century Basel
Wednesday 24 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
I-3
CRI03
Justice Administration in Colonial Spaces
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Maarten Manse : The Justice and Injustice of the Colonial Tax Administration in the Dutch East Indies, ca. 1880-1920 Natalie Reinhart : Producing Testimony: Legible Bodies in Jamaica’s Lower- Magisterial Courts
Wednesday 24 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
I-4
CRI04
Justice, Crime & French Empire
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Claire Eldridge : Capturing Colonial Voices: French Military Justice Archives and the “Imperial Turn” in First World War Studies Rachel Gillett : Rapping and taking the Rap: French Rap, Criminality, and the Courts Jennifer Sessions : Algerian Crimes in a Metropolitan Court: “Delocalization” and the Politics of Colonial Justice in Montpellier, France
Thursday 25 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
I-5
SPE04
Publishing about Technology in Social Science History Context. Meet the Editors of Technology and Culture
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Thursday 25 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
I-6
FAM18
Place, Space and Demographic Change
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Charmian Mansell : Everyday Travel and Mobility in Early Modern England: a New Perspective on ‘Community’ Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, Kris Inwood : Comparing Geographical and Social Mobility for Soldiers and Prisoners in a Settler Society Matt Nelson : Urban Patrilineal Kin Propinquity in the United States, 1880 Mikolaj Szoltysek, Bartosz Ogórek : Two's Company, Four's a Crowd? Partitioning-based Clustering and the European Historical Household Formation Systems
Thursday 25 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
I-7
CRI09
Prosopography in Legal History and Relational Database
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David Churchill, Iain Channing & Henry Yeomans : Where Next for Historical Criminology? Julien Delattre, Fanny Verslype : Combining Biography and Prosopography in Social History: the Case of Joseph Pholien (1884-1968), Lawyer at the Brussels Bar Françoise Muller : RDBs and Magistrates
Thursday 25 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
I-8
CRI13
The Development of Transnational Policing 1750-2020
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David Cox : The Origins of Transnational Policing: the Continental Activities of the Bow Street ‘Runners’, 1750-1840 John McDaniel : The Accountability of Transnational Policing: from 1990 to 2019
Friday 26 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
I-9
CRI02
Identity, Memory and the Death Penalty: Transnational and Comparative Perspectives
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Donald Fyson : State Vengeance and Divine Mercy: the Rise and Fall of Religion in Quebec Capital Punishment, 1760-1960 Daniel LaChance : Death in Black and White: the Representation of Race in Southern Newspaper Coverage of Executions in the United States, 1877-1967 Lizzie Seal : Assassination, Colonialism and the Death Penalty in England: Madan Lal Dhingra and Udham Singh
Friday 26 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
I-10
CRI07
Nordic Homicide from Past to Present: Long-Duration Perspective to Lethal Violence
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Janne Kivivuori, Mona Rautelin : Comparative Results from the “Nordic Homicide from Past to Present” Study Dag Lindström : Homicide in Sweden in the 17th Century: Main Observations Glenn Svedin : "The Swedish Condition” – Moral Panic or an Actual Situation? An Analysis of Perceptions of Crime and of Crime Rates in Contemporary Sweden
Friday 26 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
I-11
CRI12
Rumours, Reputation and Justice in Eighteenth-century Scandinavia
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Maria Østerby Elleby : Notorious for Witchcraft: Magic, Heresy and Contracts with the Devil in Early Eighteenth-century Denmark Emilie Luther Søby : Good Criminal, Bad Criminal? The Importance of Reputation in the Early Modern Prison
Friday 26 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
I-12
CRI14
The Tactics of Forensic Knowledge, 1750-2000
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Elwin Hofman : Psychological Knowledge and Psychological Practices: Interactions, Confrontations and Exchanges in French and German Criminal Interrogations, 1750-1850 Willemijn Ruberg : Authority and Expertise: Tension between Psychiatrists’ and Lay Knowledge in Dutch Cases of Infanticide, 1930-1960 Sara Serrano Martínez : Mothers’ Competence and Knowledge in Medical Doctor’s Reports for Cases of Infanticide and Abortion in Post-War Spain (1939-1950) Ilkay Yilmaz : Photographs and Identification: Ottoman Police Photographs
Saturday 27 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
I-13
WOM11
Women's Transnational Activism
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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
I-15
CRI15
Victims in English Criminal Courts, 1675 to the Present
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Bob Shoemaker : Long-term Patterns in Victims’ Access to Criminal Justice at the Old Bailey, 1674-1980 Heather Shore : The Vanishing Victim: the Decline of the Victim in the English Courtroom, c. 1675 to c. 1945 |
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