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Thursday 19 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-6
ECO13
Financing the Real Economy: Echoes from the Past, 1300-1975
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Eoin McLaughlin : Fringe Banking and Financialisation: Pawnbroking in Victorian Ireland Ruben Peeters : Serving the Smallest Firms: Public Loan Guarantee Funds in the Netherlands, 1915-1978 Josje Schnitzeler : Financial Care for Orphans and Cheap Credit for the VOC: the Orphan Chamber of Batavia B-6 ECO16 Geospatial Economic History of Southeast European Regions, 1840-1940: a Cross Examination of Population and Economic Geography P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Uygar Karaca : Comparing Agricultural Productivity and Land Use among Regions of Bulgaria, 1840s-1890s Nikola Rakovski : Mapping the Revolution: a Spatial Analysis of Popular Protest in Post-Crimean War Bulgaria Akin Sefer, Aysel Yildiz : Migration Networks in the Ottoman Balkans in the Nineteenth Century C-6 ANT04 Round Table: the Futures of Ancient History P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
D-6 URB03 Urban Cooperation and the Shaping of Trade in Northern Europe, 14th to 17th Centuries P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Ulla Kypta : Should we stay or should we go? Hanse Merchants between Bruges and Antwerp Ole Meiners : A Platform for Network Trade. The Diets within the Institutional Setting of the Hanse Gregor Rohmann : Who’s Bad? Negotiations on Pirate Hunting in the Baltic around 1400 E-6 THE04 Do we still need another ‘other’? New Directions in the Historiography of Disability P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
Catherine Kudlick : Reflections from a Disability Studies Perspective Lotta Vikström : DISLIFE - Liveable Disabilities: Life Courses and Opportunity Structures across Time Tyler Zoanni : Reflections from the South F-6 EDU07 Abandoned, Orphaned & Displaced: Histories of Children’s Destitution and Relief P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
Friederike Kind-Kovács : The Heroes’ Children: Rescuing Hungary’s War Orphans after the Great War Joana Vieira Paulino : The Life of Portuguese Abandoned Children in 19th Century Elizabeth White : Humanitarian Reason and Russian Refugee Children in Interwar Europe Roza Zharkynbayeva, Abdiraiymova Ardak : Children Evacuated to Kazakhstan during the Second World War: Survival Problems G-6 CUL06 The Creation of European Identities through Global Empires P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Diana Natermann : White(ened) Identities and Colonial Photography Rosa Pato : Atlântico and the Luso-Tropicalism: the Luso-Brazilian Cultural Relations between 1941 and 1950 Tracey Reinmann-Dawe : Scientific Discovery and Narratives of Cultural Superiority H-6 WOR04 Food, Famine, and the End of Empire Johan Huizinga, 004
Efrat Gilad : The Right to Slaughter: Jaffa, Tel Aviv and Slaughterhouse Politics under British Rule (1920s-1930s) Lola Wilhelm : Nestlé, Colonial Health, and International Organisations in West Africa in the 1950s I-6 CRI08 Partners in Crime: Cooperating, Co-offending and Negotiating Criminal Actions in the Past Johan Huizinga, 006
Sanne Muurling : Women, the Distribution of Stolen Goods and Judicial Paternalism in Early Modern Italy Marion Pluskota : Co-offending and Criminal Associations in Amsterdam, Bologna and Le Havre in the 19th Century: Cultural Norms and Gender Differences J-6 LAT03 Public Health, Race and the State in Latin America Johan Huizinga, 025
Kim Clark : Race, Nation and State in Public Health Encounters in Highland Ecuador (1908-1945) Paulo Drinot : Combating Venereal Disease in Peru, 1930s-1950s K-6 AFR03 Millenarian Movements & Religious Revitalization Campaigns in Colonial and Post-Colonial Africa Johan Huizinga, 026
David Damtar : Unequal Opportunities and Unequal Access: a Micro-analysis of Decolonising Mining Communities in Ghana (1950-1972) Amiara Solomon Amiara : Migration, War and the Dialectics of Clannish Induced Wars in Northeastern Igboland of Nigeria, a Historical Prognosis Anne Marieke van der Wal : Radicalization, Millenarianism and Violent Protest in Colonial and Post-Colonial Africa. Old and New Questions, a Case Study from South Africa Leslie Whitmire : Women's Labor in Reconstructing Notions of Masculinity and Gender in Acholiland L-6 LAB25 Through the Lens of Gender: Technology, Labour Law and Wages Johan Huizinga, 023C
Chiara Bonfiglioli : Beyond the ‘Double Burden’: on the Archives of State Socialist Women’s Organizations and their Usefulness for Micro-histories of Labour and Gender Jørgen Burchardt : From Women to Men: How Culture, Education and Technology formed the Transition of the Labor Force behind the Production of Cheese Rebecca Zahn, Miriam Kullmann : Where are the Women? Rediscovering Female Contributions to the Development of Labour Law M-6 FAM01 “A Right to a Child”: Reproductive Medicine and Adoption in Postwar Europe Lipsius, 002
Chiara Candaele : ‘A Child is saved, a Childless Couple has been helped out’. Catholic Promotion of Intercountry Adoption (Belgium, 1945-1970) Tinne Claes : A Family is not a Luxury Good: Rights to Children, Grassroots Initiatives and the Cost of Infertility Treatments in Belgium Kasper Eriksen : A Scandinavian Way of Adoption? A Comparative Study of Transnational Adoption Policies in 20th Century Scandinavia N-6 WOM15 Roundtable: Precarious Work between Production and Reproduction Lipsius, 005
O-6 ELI14 Violence, Love and Power - Perspectives on European Nobility Lipsius, 147
Alexander Isacsson : The Ducal Court and Relationships of Power in Early Modern Sweden Maria Malatesta : Noble Families, Marriage and Power in the Kingdom of Italy (1861-1943) Ralph Tuchtenhagen : The Robber Princess: Royal Swedish Privateering during the Livonian and Nordic Twenty-Five Years’ War (1560s to 1590s) P-6 RUR06 Crossing the Horizontal Border. Living and Material Flows between Highlands and Lowlands in the Alps (16th-19th Century) Lipsius, 148
Katia Occhi : Relations and Interdependencies between Mountain and Plain in Early Modern Europe Martin Stuber : Transfer or Integration? Forms of Interaction between the City of Chur and the Mountain Community Arosa in the longue durée Matteo Tacca : Complementary Resources: High Land and Low Lands in Western Alps Valley Floors Communities (XVIII Century) Q-6 LAB06 Exploring Slave Trade in Asia Lipsius, 227
Samuel Bass : Testamentary Manumission Records in Early Modern Mongolia Claude Chevaleyre : Chinese Slave Trade Database Initiative Jessica Hanser : Servants and Slaves Sailing on British Ships to and from China Samantha Sint Nicolaas : Exploring Slave Trade in Asia R-6 ORA03 Oral Histories of War and Violence Lipsius, 307
Carmen Winkel : Narratives of the War: the Gulf War in Saudi Oral Histories S-6 FAM07 Context is Everything: Situating Demographic Patterns through Qualitative Sources P.J. Veth, 1.01
Bonnie Clementsson : Cultural Notions of Incestuous Relationships in Early Modern Sweden Oleg Gorbachev, Lyudmila Mazur : The Soviet Rural Family in the Feature Cinema: Mythologems, Images, Problems Maija Runcis : Estonian Families in Sweden – an Analysis of the Collection “Life Destinies” at the Swedish Nordic Museum Markéta Skorepová : Relatives? Friends? Protectors and Mentors? Godparents and Sponsors in Bohemian Rural Society T-6 REL07 The Religious Sensorium. Addressing Non-textual Realms of Faith Arsenaal B0.05
Leonardo Rossi : Performing the Passion: Forbidden Sensorial Practices in Surviving Religious Material Kristof Smeyers : Cloth, Cotton, Social fabric. Weaving together Material and Sensory Experiences of Religious Supernatural Phenomena in Early Twentieth-century English Local and Transnational Communities Tine Van Osselaer : The Corpse as Evidence? Exhuming Bodies in Search of Proof of the Divine U-6 HEA07 The Epidemiological Transition and Occupational Health in the Late Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Arsenaal B0.07
Stephan Curtis : The Provision of Institutional Medicine during Stockholm’s Industrialisation (c.1870-1900) David Green, Kathleen McIlvenna : Death after Life: Incapacity and Post-retirement Health Trajectories of Postal Workers in Late Nineteenth and Twentieth-century Britain Nicola Shelton : Using the ONS Longitudinal Study to Investigate Historical Populations: the Case of Postal Workers V-6 MAT08 Out of the Ordinary: Non-standard Retailing and Consumption in 19th Century Europe Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 002
Ian Mitchell : Much more than a Store: the Co-operative Shop in England 1870-1914 Iria Suarez Martinez : A Better Childhood for All Children: Designing the Modern Space for Sick Children in East London, 1850-1900 Anna Sundelin, Johanna Wassholm : Practices and Morality in the Late Nineteenth Century Human Hair Trade. Finland as Part of Transnational Flows of Goods W-6 SEX03 Beyond “Vanilla History”: Global Decolonization and the Routes of Sexual Revolution Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Julian Isenia : Anto Kiko Awo? (and now what?): the Life and Works of Dutch Caribbean Theatre Maker Fridi Martina Elizabeth Jacob : “The Checkbook has killed True Love”: Debating Love and Money in Postcolonial Abidjan Chelsea Schields : Revolutionary Liaisons: Sex, Socialism and Black Power in the Dutch Atlantic X-6 SOC03 Independence is Everything? Old Age, Care, Family Systems and Wellbeing before the Welfare State, c. 1000-c. 1900 Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
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 Y-6 POL25 Crafting European Nation States through Education and the Role of Confessional Languages Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Stephanie Fox : The Germanization of Austrian Educational Sciences as Epistemological Colonial Project and Confessional Language Friction Sara Fredfeldt Stadager : Colonial Religious Artefact Collection as National Enlightenment in Late 19th and Early 20th Century Denmark and France Daniel Tröhler : Protestantism, the Educationalization of Social Problems, and the Formation of the National Minds in the Long 19th Century Z-6 ETH06 Social Plurality and Global Empires: Mobility and Segregation Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Daya Negri Wijaya : Does Religion Matter? Portuguese Free-Agents in Early Dutch Malacca Fridus Steijlen : From Long Distance Nationalism to Development Aid; Moluccans in the Netherlands connecting to their Land of Origin Elizabeth Thelen : (Re)regulating Urban Diversity and Segregation during the Decline of the Mughal Empire |
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