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Wednesday 18 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
A-4
ECO04b
Creditors, Debtors, and Financial Organizations in Early Modern Europe (c. 1300-1800) II
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Matteo Pompermaier : 'Wine and Cash': Inns, Bastioni and the Venetian Credit Market (18th Century) Lisbeth Rodrigues : From Private to Public Credit Market: Institutional Creditors and Investment Patterns in Eighteenth-century Portugal Thomas Max Safley : Financial Markets and Financial Mediation in Eearly Modern Europe: Qestioning the Transition from Personalized to De-personalized Exchange Riina Turunen : Bill of Exchange as a De-personalizer of the Credit Markets? Evidence from a Late-comer Country B-4 RUR14 Markets, Demography and Regional Agricultural Development P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Christiane Cheneaux-Berthelot : The Seine Department: a Counter or Revealing Example of the French Wheat Economy in the XIXth Century Hugo La Poutré : The Effects of Plague on Demography in England, 1348-1377 Joshua Rhodes : ‘Peasants’, Farm Size, and the Development of Capitalist Farming in England, c.1500-c.1800 C-4 MID01 An Urban Governance in the Peripheries of Atlantic Europe: a Social Comparison between the Baltic, the Irish and the Atlantic Iberian Towns in Late Middle Ages P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
Anna Maleszka : Commonalty, Municipal Authorities and the Concept of Common Good in the Anglo-Norman Towns of Ireland Bruno Marconi da Costa : "Per trabalho de seus corpos" - Craftsmen's Petitions in Medieval Lisbon Jesus Angel Solorzano, Jesus A. De Ines Serrano : The Political Confrontation in Time of Elections: Conflict and Urban Government in the Townports of the Bay of Biscay in the Late Middle Ages D-4 URB02 Social Segregation and the Re-spatialization of Cities in East and Southeast Europe after 1991 P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Liana Kupreishvilil : Tourism and Prostitution in the Urban Spaces of Tbilisi and Batumi after 1991 Pieter Troch : The Socialist Heritage of Mitrovica (Kosovo) in Current Processes of Ethno-Political Re-spatialization E-4 THE03 Exile Historiographies P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
Philipp Stelzel : The Myth of the Resentful Émigré and the Transatlantic Community of Historians Jo Tollebeek : The Émigré Historian's Autobiographical Writing F-4 EDU05 Civilizing Children in Play and Parenting. Affects and Materiality during the Years of the Cold War P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
Ning de Coninck-Smith, Ellen Schrumpf : Civilizing Children in Play and Parenting. Affects and Materiality during the Years of the Cold War Sofia Littmarck : Political Ambitions to Change the Living Conditions of Children by Means of the Parents Jana Tschurenev : Montessori for All: Experiments with Rural Pre-School Education in Western India, 1940s-1970s G-4 CUL04 Modern Tourism History: Institutions, Experts, and Travel Cultures since World War II P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Sara Fieldston : “The World’s Champion Souvenir Collectors”: American Tourists, Consumption, and Power after World War II Aimée Plukker : “Shopwindow of the West”. US Tourism in Postwar Europe: a Perspective on Berlin H-4 WOR02 Comparing Narratives: Terrorism Representations and the 'Historical Continuities' Hypothesis Johan Huizinga, 004
Andrea Francioni : British Narratives of Terrorism in India: the Colonial Discourse on Political Violence in the Interwar Years Federica Guazzini : Shiftaism in Eritrea under British Administration: Competing Narratives of Political Violence and Counter-Terrorism Lara Semboloni : Terrorism, a Concept under Construction: the Use of the Term in Mexican Congressional Debates in the First Half of the XX Century I-4 CRI04 Justice, Crime & French Empire Johan Huizinga, 006
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 J-4 POL32 Minorities and the Emerging Nordic Welfare State in the 20th Century Johan Huizinga, 025
Hanna Lindberg : Including and Excluding Minorities in the Finnish Welfare State. The Case of the Finland-Swedish Deaf, c. 1950-2000 L-4 LAB20 Mapping Labour Protests in the Imperial Borderlands of the Early Twentieth Century Johan Huizinga, 023C
Wiktor Marzec : From Revolution to Nation. Popular Unrest in Russian Poland, 1905–1918 Risto Turunen : Socialist Temporality in the Grand Duchy of Finland, 1905–1918 M-4 FAM19 Remarriage and Stepfamilies in Preindustrial Societies of Central and Eastern Europe in Demographic Perspective Lipsius, 002
Péter Öri : A Turning Point in the Life Course: Widowhood and Remarriage in 19th Century Hungary Levente Pakot : Parental Death and Life-course Trajectories of Orphans in a Hungarian Rural Town, 1750-1850 Alice Velková : Remarriage and Stepfamilies among Members of „New Elites“ – Bohemia in the 2nd Half of the 19th Century N-4 WOM08 Towards Involved and Caring Fathers? The History of Fatherhood in 20th-century Eastern and Western Europe Lipsius, 005
Natalia Jarska : Fathers in Poland – between Providing and Caregiving (1960s and 1970s) Christopher Neumaier : Partner, Friend, or Foe? Father-Son Relationships and Ideals of Masculinity in Germany during the 20th Century O-4 ELI04 Elites, Emotions and Indentities Lipsius, 147
Kristine Dyrmann : “Ma chère Louise”: Emotions and Letter-writing in the Collection of Louise Stolberg (1746-1824) Sarah Goldsmith : Shame and Shaming: Delineating the Eighteenth-century Elite Male Body through Emotion Marja Vuorinen : Adapting to Modernity? 19th-century Finnish Noblemen (Re)defining their Status P-4 RUR01b The Transformation of the Countryside in the Netherlands. A Transdisciplinary Approach to the Exploitation of the Rural Landscape along the North Sea Coast (ca. 1000–1800) II Lipsius, 148
Roos van Oosten : Nightman’s Muck and Gong Farmer’s Treasure: the Dynamic Symbiosis between Town and Countryside Q-4 ELI11 Regions and Colonies II: Emerging Groups, Structures and Spaces Lipsius, 227
Mariarosaria Rescigno : Construction of Urban Space and Elites under Construction. Chieti between 18th and 19th Century Maciej Tyminski : The Regional Political Elites in the Time of Economic ‘Boom’ in Poland in the Early 1970s Scott Viallet-Thevenin : The Emergence and Structure of an Imperial Social Space - Elites in the French Colonial Empire from 1870 to 1939 R-4 ORA15 Doing Oral History after the Digital Turn. Challenges & Opportunities Lipsius, 307
Stefania Scagliola : Oral History, Related Disciplines and how Technology can Support them Arjan van Hessen : Using Automatic Speech Recognition for Oral History Interviews S-4 HEA05 Nineteenth-century Medical Periodicals as Spaces of Knowledge Circulation Lipsius 206
Valerie Leclercq : Who do we think we are? Import, Circulation and Moderation of Non-medical Ideas about the Human Self in Belgian Medical Journals (1840-1914) Joris Vandendriessche : Experimenting with Periodical Publishing. Spreading French Medicine through the Belgian Medical Press (1830-1860) Kaat Wils : Hypnotism and the Transnational Circulation of Knowledge. French and Belgian Medical Journals around 1900 U-4 FAM04 Approaching Living Standards using Household Budgets from a Gender Prospective P.J. Veth, 1.01
Corinne Boter : Living Standards and the Household Life-cycle in Netherland Veronica Canal : Family Income and Expenses in an Industrial and Fishing North Spanish Ports during Franco’s Regime W-4 SPA07b Spatial Analysis of Population Geography and Occupational Structure II: Occupational Geography and Spatial Economics Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Jacob Field, Leigh Shaw-Taylor : Creating a New Economic History of London: Occupational Change and Urban Growth, c. 1600-1900 Robin Philips : Continuity or Change? The Spatial Evolution of Industry in the Netherlands and Belgium (1820 – 2010) Konrad Wnek, Lidia Zyblikiewicz : Spatial Analysis of the Occupational Structure of Galicia's Population in the Second Half of the 19th Century X-4 SOC04 Negotiating Community in Eighteenth-century Poor Relief Reforms Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
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 Y-4 ETH04 Regulating Mixed Intimacies in Europe Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Rebecca Franco : ‘Interracialized Intimacies’ and Racial Boundaries in the French Postcolonial Archive Guno Jones : Dutch Racial Colonial Economies of ‘Mixed-ness’ and ‘Pureness’ and their Afterlives Nawal Mustafa : Footloose Fancy Free and in Flimsy Summer Dresses: Caribbean Nurses that Dated Outside the ‘Race’ Andrea Tarchi : Between Annexation and Exclusion in the Italian Empire: Racial Mixture and the Juridical Status of Libyans during the Fascist Colonial Rule Elena Zambelli : Mixed’ Couples in Contemporary Europe: Perception of Stasis and Change across Multiple Generations Z-4 REL06 Scandals, Corruption and Ecclesiastical Judges (16th -18th C.) Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Maurizio Sangalli : Disobedience and Misconduct in Regular and Secular Clergy in the Early Modern Period: some Case Studies ZA-4 SEX08 The Textual and the Sexual: Constructions of Consent and Identity (1450-1950) Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Judit Takács : Media Representations of Gender Role Transgressions between 1910 and 1939 in Hungary Sarah Toulalan : Newspaper Reporting of Sexual Crimes against Children in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-century England Linde Tuybens : Neither Adult nor Child: Medical Expertise on Sexual Maturity in Belgium (1850-1900) |
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