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Wednesday 18 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
ECO01
Bonds, Abodes and Banks: the Consequences of Compensated Emancipation in the British Empire
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Aaron Graham : Ambiguous Legacies: Slavery, Banks and Compensation in South Africa, Mauritius and the Caribbean Igor Martins : More with Less? The Effects of Slave Emancipation on Productivity in the British Cape Robert Ross : Accommodation and Resistance in Cape Town: the Housing of the Manumitted and the Development of Slum Landlordism after 1838 Christie Swanepoel : Bank Shareholders and Family Connections: did Networks among Shareholders Influence Success? B-2 ECO11 Early Financial Markets in Europe and Asia P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Íñigo Ena Sanjuán : Municipal Debt and State-formation in the Eighteenth-century Crown of Aragon Jiajia Liu : The Early History of the Financial Capitalism in Shanghai - International Competition and Market Capture in the World Periphery, Late 19th Century to Early 20th Century Jaco Zuijderduijn : Imprisonment for Public Debt: Merchants, Loan Guarantees, and Reprisals in the Medieval Economy C-2 ANT02 Inequality and Social Poverty within Urban and Rural Landscapes. Understanding the Social Geography of the Ancient Society P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
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 D-2 SPA02 Jewish Europe in Twentieth Century P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Maja Hultman : From Marginalisation to Multiplicity: Stockholm’s Jewry before 1939 Wolfgang Schellenbacher : From Online Tool to Research Tool: Digital Representation of Mapped Holocaust Data Gerben Zaagsma : Mapping Wartime Jewish Diaries and their Postwar Trajectories E-2 THE01 Anarchism and the National Question - Theoretical Perspectives P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
Jose Antonio Gutierrez, Federico Ferretti : The Republic, the Nation and the Empire: New Perspectives on Transnational Anarchism Ruth Kinna : Ananda Coomaraswamy, Rudolf Rocker: Autonomy, Nationalism and Internationalism Ivanna Margarucci : Internationalist Roots and National Debates in Bolivian Anarchism. A Complex Articulation during the 1920s and 1930s F-2 SPE02 The ERC Funding Opportunities for the Field of Social Science History P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
G-2 CUL02 Emotional Construction of National Belonging and Agency P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Anna Bohlin : Grief and Loss as Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Scandinavian Literature Reetta Eiranen : Emotional Relationships as Resources of 19th-century Nation-building Marja Jalava : To Hate the Nation. The Ambivalence about National Belonging among the Swedish-speaking Minority Intellectuals in Fin-de-siècle Finland H-2 WOR09 Transnational Networks and Foreign Investment in 19th-century Southern Europe Johan Huizinga, 004
Maria Christina Chatziioannou : Greek Financiers from the Ottoman Empire to the Greek State in the Last Quarter of the 19th Century Darina Martykanova : Building Infrastructures in the Mediterranean: Global Engineers at the Service of French Companies (1860s-1920s) Juan-Luis Simal : The Financial and Political Networks of British Bondholders and Activists: 1820-1840 I-2 CRI02 Identity, Memory and the Death Penalty: Transnational and Comparative Perspectives Johan Huizinga, 006
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 Alexa Neale : Hanging by the Book: Mercy and Memory in 20th Century England and Wales Lizzie Seal : Assassination, Colonialism and the Death Penalty in England: Madan Lal Dhingra and Udham Singh J-2 LAT01 Cesarean Operations, Fetal Baptism, and Obstetrics in the Iberian Atlantic World Johan Huizinga, 025
Elizabeth O'Brien : Fetal Life, Maternal Death, and the Caesarean Operation: between Catholic Doctrine and Popular Metaphysics in the Americas Zeb Tortorici : Native Body and Soul as Laboratory: Translating Desire and Baptizing Fetuses in New Spain Adam Warren : Interrogating the Presence and Absence of Postmortem Cesarean Operations Across Spain's Empire K-2 WOM03B Negotiations of TransEuropean Feminisms II Johan Huizinga, 026
Anikó Eszter Bartha : Gendered Discourses in the 1970s in Hungary: Women Workers, Social Science and the (Gender) Regime Anna Haiser : The History of Feminista Hálózat (Feminist Network) (1989-1998) Helena Tolvhed : Centre-right Women and the Second Wave of Feminism in Sweden, 1961-1982 Pinar Melis Yelsali Parmaksiz : Remembering the Civil Code Platform in 2001 in Turkey L-2 ASI01 Identities in Flux in Asia’s Transforming Cities in the 21st Century Johan Huizinga, 023C
Shivangi Kaushik : Title of the Study: Understanding Racial Subjectivities of Women from Northeast India in the Spaces of Education and Work in New Delhi Anjali Krishan : Housewife Suicides: Gender, Domestic Space and the Suicide Discourse amongst Middle-Class Housewives in Delhi-NCR Sneha Krishnan : The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Hostel Indrajit Roy : Circulating Identities M-2 FAM17 Out-of-wedlock Fertility and Bridal Pregnancies Lipsius, 002
Sophie Vries, Paul Puschmann : Conceived in Sin. Out of Wedlock Fertility and Bridal Pregnancies in the Antwerp District, c. 1820-1920 Karin Wienholts : Comparing Mortality Risks of Legitimate and Illegitimate Children in the Netherlands, 1811-1922. Unraveling the Links between Marital Status, Social Class and Sex of the Child N-2 WOM05 Our Histories, Our Selves: Reflexive Approaches to Gender, Embodiment and Memory Lipsius, 005
Tracey Loughran : I/ We/ Other: Subjectivity, Intersubjectivity and Responsibility in a Feminist History Kate Mahoney : “When I had Polio, I read and read and read”: Exploring Histories of Women’s Health and Activism through Childhood Illness Narratives Daisy Payling : ‘Many Lonely Girls’: Exploring Lesbian Health, Self, and Community through Sappho Magazine and Outhouse East, 1972-2019 O-2 ELI02 Dynastic Margins: Group Dynamics, Inclusion and Exclusion in Early Modern European Dynasties Lipsius, 147
Lidewij Nissen : 'Welcome to the Family’? The Integration of the Stadtholders’ Wives into the Nassau Dynasty Dries Raeymaekers : The Half-Blood Princes. Managing Bastardy in European Princely Dynasties, 16th-19th c. Jasper van der Steen : Inclusion and Exclusion of Morganatic Relatives in German Princely Houses. The Case of Nassau-Siegen, c. 1700 P-2 RUR08 Making Rural History ‘Spectacular’? Moving Images and New Perspectives on Rural Society Lipsius, 148
Peter Moser : Changing Images? How do Films Influence our Perceptions of Human-animal Relations? Ulrich Schwarz-Graeber, Brigitte Semanek & Yves Segers : The ‘Backgrounds’ of Rural Life: Seeing Social Change through Home Movie Footage Q-2 LAB02 Advances in the Knowledge of European Craftsmanship at the Old Regime Lipsius, 227
José A. Nieto Sánchez : Artisan Apprenticeship in Several Spanish Cities at the End of the Early Modern Age Ruben Schalk, Piet Groot : Education or Exploitation Hubs? Migration and Career Trajectories of Journeymen in Dutch Craft Guilds, 1680-1780 Patrick Wallis : Guild Society: Social Capital, Urban Governance and the Nature of Guilds R-2 ORA13 Oral History and Life Stories in the Museum and in the Archive Lipsius, 307
Ene Kõresaar : Revisiting the Use of Life Stories in the Museum: a Baltic Perspective Pavel Kupriyanov : Oral Recollections in Local History Projects: Ways of Assimilation Nikita Lomakin : Bringing Oral History to Media. The Case of “Eastern Workers” Archive of International Memorial (Moscow) Jeoffrey van Woensel, Melanie Dirksen & Marjolein van der Werf : New on the Scene? The Oral History Collection of the Netherlands Veterans Institute and the Use of Interviews with Dutch Veterans for Research on Combat Experience S-2 FAM20b Building of Demographic Databases II P.J. Veth, 1.01
Daniela Marza, Ioan Bolovan : Historical Population Database of Transylvania (HPDT) - a Valuable Tool for Family Reconstitution in Transylvania, 1850-1914 Joana-Maria Pujadas-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. T-2 REL04 Early Modern Material and Visual Culture: Home and Beyond Reuvensplaats 4, 101E
Silvia Evangelisti : Paintings, Objects and Texts in the Early Modern Domestic Spaces Ana Mafalda Lopes : Widowhood, Urban Space and Survival Strategies in XVIIIth Century Portugal Isabel dos Guimarães Sá : Domestic Interiors and Female Agency: some Examples from the Misericórdia do Porto (1500-1700) U-2 HEA02 ‘Primary Health Care’ in Post-War Global Health: Making and Meaning Reuvensplaats 4, 201A
Hayley Brown : The Establishment of Health Centres in New Zealand from the 1970s John Manton : Fashioning Primary Health Care in Post-Independence Nigeria Erica Nelson : Colombia: Searching for Health Systems in the Valle del Cauca, 1957-1978 V-2 MAT05 Finding Buyers: Communication and Intermediation in Early Modern Markets Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 002
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 W-2 SEX02 Transnational LGBTI Activism, 1950s-1980s: Northwest Europe and Global Networks Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Jens Rydstrom : A Nordic Queer Revolution? LGBTQI Activism in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, 1948-2018 Andrew DJ Shield : “The Dutch and Danish Model”: Transnational Gay/Lesbian Activism, 1950s-60s Ann Wilson : The Challenge of Transnational Organizing: the Case of the International Lesbian Information Service, 1980-1998 X-2 SOC01 Meet-the-authors: the Changing Meanings of the Welfare State (Histories of a Key Concept in the Nordic Countries) Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
Gudmundur Jonsson : The Evolving Concept of the Welfare State in Icelandic Politics Pauli Kettunen : The Conceptual History of Welfare State in Finland Klaus Petersen : The Concept of ‘Welfare State’ in Danish Public and Political Debates| Y-2 POL02 Debating the Borders of Citizenship Status Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Hiromi Komori : Identities of Russian Minority in Estonia and the Compatriot's Policy of Russia Ivan Kosnica : Undesirable Citizens: Deprivation of Citizenship in Croatia in the Aftermath of the Second World War Wladyslaw Peksa : “Cuius regio eius civitas”? - between the Citizenships and Civil Rights. -Legal Forms of Recognition, Granting and Withdrawal of Citizenship and Civil Rights as an Instrument to Creation of the State and Society within New Borders in the 20th Century Petra Testen Koren, Ana Cergol Paradiž : The Question of Nationality and Citizenship after WWI: the Case of Single Female Servants in Trieste Z-2 ETH01 “See what is missing from my Letter…”: Letter Writing Practices in Ukrainian Canadian Community (Late 19th - Early 20th Century) Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Nataliya Bezborodova : "K" for "Confiscated": Letters from and to Ukrainian Immigrants in KGB Archives (1930-1950) Tatiana Saburova : Family Photographs and a Family of Photographers: the Gushul Photo Studio Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn : Vuiko Shtif Writes Home Baris Ülker : Postcards and Mobilities in Exile ZA-2 POL11 Money, Gender and Political Citizenship: Economic Voting Restrictions in the Nordic Countries Before and After Universal Suffrage Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir : 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 |
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