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Wednesday 12 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
O-1
MID01
Actors, Codes and Strategies of Social Mediation in the Iberian Peninsula between the Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages
E43
Raquel Ezquerro Jiménez : Mediating Actors and Tributary Networks in Visigothic Iberian Peninsula Alicia Martín Rodríguez : Boni homines (et bonae muliebris)? Mediating Actors and Gender in Early Medieval Iberian Peninsula
Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
O-2
MID02
Economic Inequality before the Black Death: Sources, Methods and Case-studies (1290-1348)
E43
Davide Cristoferi : Economic Inequality and Socio-property Relations at the Peak of Medieval Development: Comparing Sienese Tuscany and Northern France (c. 1295-c. 1320) Sam Geens : From top to Bottom. Estimating Wealth Inequality through Elite Taxation: Comparing Fourteenth-century Bruges, Mons, and Florence. Laura Miquel Milian : Sources for the Study of Inequality in the City of Tortosa before and after the Black Death
Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
O-3
MID03
Navigating the Normative and Juridical Framework in the Burgundian and Habsburg Low Countries
E43
Adam Hall : Closing the Distance: Hanseatic Traders in Holland and at the Great Council, 1525-1545 Bente Marschall : Extra-territoriality and Legal Pluralism: Wine and Beer Taxation in Late Medieval Maastricht Jurriaan Wink : Diplomacy to Litigate (or not): Urban Diplomatic Assistance in the North-eastern Low Countries for Traders and Shippers with Conflicts Abroad (ca. 1450-1550)
Wednesday 12 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
O-4
URB01
Exploring Everyday Life and Experiences of Urban Space in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
E43
Maja Hultman : Everyday Spaces of the Urban ‘Other’: GIS, Quantitative Sources, and Emotions Jacinta Mallon : Mass Observation and Experiences of Urban Home-loss in Second World War Britain Mara Marginean : Differentiation in the Making: Environmental Policies and Residential Segregation of Roma Industrial Workers in Late Socialist Romania
Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
O-5
THE06/EMPa
Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session 1 – Entrepreneurial Transnationalism and Empire Building, 1500-1918
E43
Filipa Ribeiro da Silva : Winners and Wins in Labour Allocation in Early Modern European Empires: Towards a New Framework of Analysis
Thursday 13 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
O-6
FAM04
Family, Childhood and Care. Changing Concepts of Normality and Deviance
E43
Anelia Kassabova : (In-)Visibility of Institutions for "At-risk" Children in Socialist Bulgaria David Peace : ‘A Child of Misfortune’: Eugenics and Children Reception Centres in Post-War Britain Julia Reus : Morally Depraved? Insights into Institutionalized Childcare Following Incestuous acts in Westphalia/West Germany (1950s–1960s)
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
O-7
AFR02/EMPc
Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session - 3 Transnational Entrepreneurship and Exploitation in the Building of Empire in Africa, 1500-1918
E43
Gijs Dreijer : Dutch Imperialism Revisited: Dutch Entrepreneurs in West Africa (1850s-1910s) Stan Pannier, Catia Antunes : Austrian-Netherlands Business in West- and Central Africa: the Case of Frederic Romberg Edmond Smith : John Cloyce, Akan Entrepreneurship, and European Empires in West Africa
Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
O-8
POL01b
Citizenship II: Legal Citizenship and Status
E43
Anne Epstein : Public Authority, Political Agency, and Gendered Citizenship in 20th Century France Bjarke Weiss : Christianity as a Civic Virtue? Contested Religion and Civic Identification in the Public Debate in Copenhagen, 1770–1773 Marek Wierzbicki : Interethnic Relations under Totalitarian Rule. A Case of the Soviet Occupation of Eastern Europe (1939-1941)
Friday 14 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
O-9
LAT01/EMPd
Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session 4 - Transnational Entrepreneurship and Exploitation in the Building of Empire in the America’s, 1500-1822
E43
Ramona Negron : The Coymans Family and the Exploitation of the Spanish Atlantic, 1580s-1710s João Paulo Salvado, Catia Antunes : The Van Dunen Family and the Exploitation of the Portuguese Empire: a View From Luanda in the 17th Century Patrick Van der Geest, Susana Münch Miranda : Cornering the Market in Colonial Goods: How Hope & Co. sought to Monopolise the European Market for American Diamonds, Cochineal, and Sugar between 1750 and 1820
Friday 14 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
O-10
WOR01/EMPe
Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session 5 – Exploiting the Empire of Others, 1415-1918 Global Insights into Entrepreneurial Cultures and Empire Building
E43
Lisa Hellman : Exploiting Exile: Foreign Brokers in the Russian Borderlands Takahiro Yamamoto : Japanese Entrepreneurship in German Micronesia, 1899-1914
Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
O-11
MID04a
Seigneurial Power and Peasant Agency in the Crown of Aragon during the Late Middle Ages. I
E43
Mario Lafuente Gómez : Centralised Feudal Rents and Peasant Economy in Aragon at the Beginning of the Reign of Peter the Ceremonious (1336-1346) Núria Pacheco Catalán : Landscape Transformation in Tortosa (Catalunya, Spain) after the Christian Conquest (1148-1213) Vicente Royo Pérez : The Peasantry and the Government of Rural Communities in the Kingdom of Valencia (XIIIth-XVth Centuries)
Friday 14 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
O-12
MID04b
Seigneurial Power and Peasant Agency in the Crown of Aragon during the Late Middle Ages. II
E43
Miriam Parra Villaescusa : Peasantry, “Llauradors” and Lands in the South of the Kingdom of Valencia during the Late Middle Ages Guillermo Vijil Picot : The Community of Villages of Teruel in the Cortes: Peasant Agency in Parliamentary Sessions in the Kingdom of Aragon (XIVth-XVth Centuries)
Saturday 15 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
O-13
EDU14
Children's Agency, Civic Activism and Protests
E43
Karolina Szymborska : Paidocracy Revisited. A Dangerous Utopia or a Chance for the Future of Education? Charlott Wikström (e) : Folkbildning as a Social Counter-movement in Sweden 1912–1918 with Birkagården as an Example
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
O-14
TEC07a
Premodern Urban Ecologies: Water & Fire in European Environments, Markets and Infrastructures
E43
Armel Cornu : Drinking Mineral Waters in Eighteenth-Century France: a Study of Popular Practices through the Network of Water Distributors David Gentilcore : Acquaroli: The Role of Water-Carriers in Early Modern Venice Bob Pierik : Early Modern Amsterdam’s Hydrological Assemblage: Everyday Practices of Urban Water |
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