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Wednesday 24 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
N-1
FAM20a
Building of Demographic Databases I Shortening the Building: of Experiences on Handwriting Text Recognition
N
Lars Ailo Bongo, Tim Alexander Teige & Nikita Shvetsov & Johan Ravn & Einar Holsbø & Trygve Andersen & Gunnar Thorvaldsen & Hilde L. Sommerseth & Bjorn-Richard Pedersen : Automated Approaches for Transcription of 20th Century Norwegian Census Microdata Joseph Price, Mark Clement : Using Hand-writing Recognition to Auto Index the US Census Records
Wednesday 24 March 2021
12.30 - 13.45
N-2
FAM20b
Building of Demographic Databases II
N
Daniela Marza, Ioan Bolovan : Historical Population Database of Transylvania (HPDT) - a Valuable Tool for Family Reconstitution in Transylvania, 1850-1914 Joana-Maria Pujades-Mora, Alícia Fornés, Josep Lladós, Miquel Valls, Gabriel Brea : Building Individual-level Historical Demographic Databases using Computer Vision Methods based on Deep Learning. The Barcelona Case.
Wednesday 24 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
N-4
SOC04
Negotiating Community in Eighteenth-century Poor Relief Reforms
N
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
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
N-6
SOC03
Independence is Everything? Old Age, Care, Family Systems and Wellbeing before the Welfare State, c. 1000-c. 1900
N
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
Thursday 25 March 2021
14.30 - 15.45
N-7
SOC10
Poverty, Marginality, and Innovation: Engaging beyond the Academy
N
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
Thursday 25 March 2021
16.00 - 17.15
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
14.30 - 15.45
N-11
WOM24
Queer Readings of the Body in Modern Esotericism
N
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
N-12
ECO24
Structural Change in African Economies since 1830: an Occupations Perspective
N
Gareth Austin : The Comparative History of Occupational Structure and Urbanization across Africa: Design, Data and Findings Erik Green, Rory Pilossof : Changes in the Occupational Structures in Malawi, c. 1930-2010: a Story of Structural Continuity? Emiliano Travieso, Tom Westland : What Happened to the Workshop of West Africa? Trade, Taxes, and Textiles in Northern Nigeria, c. 1890-1930s
Saturday 27 March 2021
11.00 - 12.15
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 |
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