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Friday 20 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
A-9
ECO14a
From Baltic See to Mediterranean Sea. Financial Capacity of the States in the Late Middle Ages and the Beginning of the Early Modern Period (15th-17th Centuries) (part 1)
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Dag Retsö : Taxes and State Revenues in Medieval Sweden Laurynas Sedvydis : All the Grand Duke's Lenders: Creditors of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from 1492 to 1569 Tomasz Zwiazek : Customs in Polish Crown in the 2nd Half of the 16th Century, and their Fiscal and Economy Aspects in the Mutual Relations B-9 ECO27 Causal Connections of Environmental Shocks and Human Disasters P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Piotr Miodunka : Weather Shocks, Subsistence Crises, and Famines in the Feudal Society of the 18th Century Poland Timo Myllyntaus : Malthus and the Northern Baltic Sea Rim Evaluating the Importance of the Economic Margin for the Survival Jens E. Olesen : Grain and Foodstoffs for Finland 1918-1919 according to Foreign Affairs´ Reports from the United states, England and Scandinavian Countries C-9 WOM09 Women and Work: a Comparative Historical Examination of the Contribution of Women to the Economy of Four Countries, circa 1700-1921. P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
Roger Sugden : Go West young Lady: Migration, Women and Work in Interior British Columbia in the Early Twentieth Century Auriane Terki-Mignot : Patterns of Female Employment in Normandy and the Eure-et-Loir (France), 1792-1901 Beatrice Zucca Micheletto : Migration and Labour Market in Preindustrial Turin in the “Long Eighteenth-century” (1705-1858): a Gender Approach D-9 SPA04 Networks P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Aleksandra Dul : Urban Networking: Social and Professional Landscape of a 19th Century City Raphael Fuhrer : Modelling Historical Accessibilities Based on Digitised Historical Networks Zef Segal : From a Local Periodical to a Global Enterprise: Ha-Me'asef, 1896-1914 John Stell : Qualitative Spatial Relationships in Networks E-9 POL23 Historicizing-isms: Rethinking the left P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
Karin Dupinay-Bedford : Militancy and Political Ways for Justice: Searching for an Ideal in the Name of Nation Jelena Dureinovic : “They do not Bleed Alone”: Irish Anti-Communism and Religious Persecution in Yugoslavia and Eastern Europe in the Early Cold War Hazel Perry : The TUC Versus Communism: a Trades Council Perspective Rhys Williams : British Socialism and Australia F-9 EDU10 Mental Health Care for Children in Four European Countries c. 1950-1970: a Comparative Approach P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
Barry Kennerk : Educating Sick Children: an Irish Hospital School in Context, 1900–1980 Tuomas Laine-Frigren : Emotionally Neglected or Deviant? Child Guidance in Communist Hungary (c.1950-1970) Antti Malinen : Finnish Child Guidance: Testing, Diagnosing and Prescribing Responsibilities (c.1950-1970) Karin Zetterqvist Nelson : Swedish Child-psychiatric Outpatient Activities: Political Visions and the Role of Science (c.1950-1970) G-9 CUL09 Cultural Diversity and Mobility in Historical Contexts P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Zehra Ayman : Eveyday Linguistic Practices of “Eastern” People’s Houses in Rebublican Turkey: Power, Effects, and Responses Magdalena Elchinova : 30 Years after the Exodus of Bulgaria's Turks to Turkey: Issues of Cultural and Social Compatibility Nikolay Nenov : Gas Pipeline. Album of the Bulgarian Builders in the USSR H-9 WOR10 A Global War: Africa, South Europe, and Latin America in the First World War Johan Huizinga, 004
Guillemette Martin : The Great War and its Economic and Social Impacts in the South Andean Area: the Case of Arequipa Ana Pires : Portuguese East Africa and the First World War: Civilian and Military Encounters (1914-1918) Célia Reis : Between Portugal and China: Macau during the WW1 Maria Inès Tato : Global Combats from the Margins: Argentina and the First World War I-9 CRI10a Punishing the Enslaved (19th-century Americas) I; Imperial Realms Johan Huizinga, 006
Ebony Jones : "Sold for Transport": Criminal Transportation and the Intercolonial Slave Trade between Jamaica and Cuba, 1780-1826 Reynaldo Ortíz-Minaya : Cuban Slavery and Puerto Rican Penal Labor in the Spanish Caribbean, 1820-1886 Ulrike Schmieder : The Nightmare Box in the Archives d´Outremer of France: Histories of Mistreatment and Resistance from Martinique in the Nineteenth Century J-9 LAT04 Race, Ethnicity and Anarchist Praxis in Early 20th Century Latin America Johan Huizinga, 025
Steven Hirsch : Regional Perspectives on Peruvian Anarchism and Indigenous Emancipation (1898-1927) Kirwin Shaffer : Anarchism, Race, and Ethnicity in Cuba and Panama, 1900-1920 David Struthers : An “Incomprehensible” Affinity: Native Americans, Race, and Mexican Revolutionaries in the United States, 1907-1915 K-9 TEC03 The Causes and Consequences of General-purpose Technological Progress Johan Huizinga, 026
Anton Howes : Inventors as Lobbyists: the Institutional Origins of Steam Locomotion Leigh Shaw-Taylor : Adam Smith Revisited: Coal and the Location of the Woollen Manufacture in England before Mechanization, c. 1500-1820 Jacob Weisdorf : Was the First Industrial Revolution Labour-Cheapening? Evidence from 19th-Century France L-9 ASI03 Social Plurality and Global Empires: Practices of Governance and Law in Colonial Context 16-19th Centuries Johan Huizinga, 023C
Stanislav Mohylnyi : Governing the Cossack State: Russian Empire's Policies Toward the Hetmanate in the Eighteenth Century Cristina Nogueira da Silva : Law and Classification of Persons under Portuguese Colonial Rule Sanne Ravensbergen : Colonial Commissions of Inquiry in Moments of Panic Dominic Vendell : Regulating Commercial Relations in Seventeenth-Century Western India M-9 FAM15 Missing Girls Past and Present: 30 Years after Sen's Missing Women Lipsius, 002
Anne Løkke, Bárbara Revuelta-Eugercios & Helene Castenbrandt & Asbjørn Thomsen : Were there Missing Girls or Young Women in Nineteenth Century Denmark? Francisco J. Marco-Gracia : The Missing Twin Girls. Evidence of Sex-discrimination in Rural Spain (1600-1950) Fernando Ramos Palencia : Missing girls in the Spanish Archives, 1750-1800 N-9 WOM12 Suffrage ‘Grassroots’ in Great Britain: a Comparative Approach Lipsius, 005
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 O-9 ELI09 Educated National Elites II: Partisans, Revolutionaries and Dissidents Lipsius, 147
Anna Soulsby : The Formation and Re-Formation of the Managerial Elite in Post-Communist Societies: the Czech Republic Christi van der Westhuizen : The Awkward Afrikaner: Dr Petronella ‘Nell’ van Heerden, Nationalist, Feminist, Socialist, Anti-fascist, Lesbian Katya Vladimirov : We, the People: Profiling Five Generations of the Soviet Party Elites, 1900-1990 P-9 RUR09 Multidisciplinary Approaches for the Investigation of the Inner Social Dimension of the Landscape Lipsius, 148
Beatrice Palmero : Commons in Mountains Areas: what, whose and where? Problems & Perspectives of an Historical and Archaeological Approach Anna Maria Stagno : Common-lands and the Inner Social Dimension of the Landscape: an Archaeological Perspective Vittorio Tigrino : “Vandalisme ferroviaire” and Local Access Rights: the Ligurian Coast between 19 and 20 c. Q-9 LAB09 Labour and Entangled Maritime Lives in the Dock Neighborhoods of Colonial India Lipsius, 227
Tobias Delfs : Sailors in Danish East India: Late 18th Century Discourses and Everyday Life at Land and at Sea Radhika Saraf : In a State of Constant Flux: M.N. Roy and Marxism Svenja Von Jan : Non-elite Indian Migrants in the Hamburg Dock Neighbourhood – a Case Study R-9 ORA06 Oral History, Stories of Survivors and Stories of Discrimination Lipsius, 307
Sabine Kittel : What to do when the Last Survivor is gone? Concepts of Educational Work on the Holocaust in the “Post-eye-witness Era” Selma Leydesdorff : Interviewing the Last Survivors of the Escape from Sobibor, Listening to Stories too Often Told Elaine Toth : Go Between: Oral History and the Navigation of Japanese-White Cross-Cultural Experience in Inter-Racial Marriages S-9 FAM26 Women and Family Property P.J. Veth, 1.01
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 T-9 REL01 Jesuit European Mission: Networks, Strategies, Identities and Gender Reuvensplaats 4, 101E
Fabrizio Conti : Silvestro Landini and the “Indias de por acá”: A Jesuit Missionary and the Interior Exocitism in Counter-Reformation Italy Raisa Toivo : “The Exeptionally Promising Ground”: Jesuit Mission in 16th-century Finland and Sweden Rita Voltmer : “Our Indians”: Jesuits and their Encounter with so called Superstition and Popular Magic in the European Peripheries U-9 REL16 Heritage and Religious Traditions Reuvensplaats 4, 201A
Kristýna Blechová : Material Culture of the Baptismal Rituals Ilona Pajari : Secular Funeral Tradition in Finland as a Political Choice Shay Rozen : Bahjí Mansion - Holy Place, Heritage Site or Museum? Raffaella Rubino, Paolo Contini & Fabrizio Gentile : The Diffusion of Religion among Young Students of the University of Bari: a Case Study V-9 HEA01 Sources, Methods and Problems in the Study of Maternal Mortality Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 002
Ciara Breathnach : Maternal Mortality and Individual Level Irish Civil Registration Data, 1864-1922 Christopher Dibben, Beata Nowok & Alice Reid & Lee Williamson : Maternal Mortality in Scotland and the 1918 Influenza Pandemic Matteo Manfredini : An Undervalued Source for the Study of Maternal Mortality: the Burial Permit Records of the City of Parma Stanislao Mazzoni : Maternal Mortality in the City of Madrid in the First Decades of the 20th Century W-9 SEX06 Cross-pollinations: Transnational Sexological Syncretism Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Kate Davison : Pavlov in the Antipodes: the Transnational Reach of Postwar Behaviourism in the Treatment of Homosexuality Wannes Dupont : Providence and Procreation. Global Catholicism and Asia’s Population Bomb Birgit Lang, Katie Sutton : The Ethics of the Visual Turn: Experts and their Subjects in Fin de siecle Sexology and Criminology X-9 SOC06 The Fight against Poverty. Comparative Perspectives in the Mediterranean Area (18th-20th c.) Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
John Chircop : Social Assistance and Poor-relief in the British Mediterranean Domains: Endurance, Conversion or Coexistence? Randi Deguilhem : Waqf Pious Foundations: Channeling Resources for Allievating Poverty in the Southeastern Mediterranean Islamic Ottoman World Raffaella Salvemini, Paola Avallone : The Assistance System in the Kingdom of Naples. The Control of Lay Pious and Religious Places in the Second Half of 18th Century Y-9 ETH11 The Politics of Representing Refugees: an International Comparison Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Cigdem Billur Ada : ‘How many Husbands should a Woman have?’: the Roots of Anticommunist Gender Mystification in Turkey in the Political Refugees (1923-1927) Silvia Pedraza : Latinos/as in the United States: then and now Matti Välimäki : Securitization in Authorities’ Discourse and Practice: Refugee Reception in Finland, 1986–1995 Iris Wigger : ‘Race’, Sex, Religion and the Politics of Belonging in Germany's Mass Media Discourse on Migration Z-9 ETH13 Migration as Crime (Migrants and the Criminal Justice System) Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Emmanuel Blanchard : How the French Home Office tried to Criminalize Migrations of French Subjects? The Issue of Freedom of Movement between France and Colonial Algeria (c. 1920-1960) Yvette dos Santos : Portuguese Migration to the Transatlantic Countries: Networks and Repression after the Second World War Theresa Johnsson : ‘Last Winter Dad and Mum Came and Fetched Me but We Have not Been Home Yet’: Mini-Biographical Perspectives on Migration Policing in Sweden c. 1810-1840 Jeannette Kamp : (In)tolerant Policing? Crimmigration in the Netherlands 1600-1900 Elie-Benjamin Loyer : "Foreigner, please rise" French and Foreigners Before the Courts under the Third Republic (1880-1939), a Crimmigration Paradigm? ZA-9 POL14a State Building I: Emerging Institutions Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Barbara Haenen : Nation-building on the Periphery: State and Church in the Colombian Amazon Andrea Kökény : A Comparative Study of the Colonization of the American Southwest and the Pacific Northwest Josef Loeffler : State-Building at the Local Level: the Implementation of Administrative Reforms in the Austrian and Bohemian Lands of the Habsburg Monarchy in the Second Half of the 18th Century Pasquale Menditto : Building the State, Healing the Citizens: the Struggle between Sectarianism and State in the Lebanese Health System
Friday 20 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-10
ECO14b
From Baltic See to Mediterranean Sea. Financial Capacity of the States in the Late Middle Ages and the Beginning of the Early Modern Period (15th-17th Centuries) (part 2)
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Piotr Guzowski : Clergy as a Tax Payers in the Kingdom of Poland in the 15th and 16th Centuries Elias Kolovos : The Evolution of the Ottoman Fiscal System from the Fifteenth to the Sixteenth Century; the Case Studies of the Taxation Cadastres from the Peloponnese and Saloni Balazs Nagy : Revenues and Expenditures: Financial Potential and Trade Balance of Medieval Hungary: an Attempt for Reconstruction and Reconsideration B-10 ECO28 Wars, Economic Elites and Strategic Choices. Resilience in Times of Duress, Low Countries 1790-1950 P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Hein Klemann : The Industry in Belgium and the Netherlands: Two Ways to Cope with the German Occupation, 1940-1944 Keetie Sluyterman : Dutch Beer Industry during Three Different Periods of War C-10 ANT06 New Methods and Approaches P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
Pamela Jordan : Sounding Antiquity through Archaeology and Aural History at Mount Lykaion Dies van der Linde : A Dialectical Approach to Imperial Cults: the Case of Roman Ephesos D-10 SPA11 Roundtable: Qualitative Spatial Representation P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
E-10 THE07 Temporality, Orientation and Historical Thinking in the 21st Century P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
Katie Digan : Anchoring the Past for the Future: Temporalities of Heritage Victoria Fareld : Framing the Polychronic Present Zoltán Boldizsár Simon : Planetary History for Planetary Futures F-10 EDU11 Public Education, Curriculum and Nationalism as Second Nature of Modern Mankind P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
Esin Ertürk Asar : The Republic in The School: Pedagogy and Politics in The Early Republican Turkey Rosaria Franco : Education for Peace? The National(ist) Challenge to the UN Education Programme for Baltic Stateless Children in European DP Camps Michèle Hofmann : Universal or National? Transfer of Medical Knowledge into the Classroom Daniel Tröhler, Rebekka Horlacher : Rousseau’s Educational Plan of De- and Re-Naturalizing the Child as the Future Citizen of a Free Republic Jil Winandy : From the “Known” to the “Unknown” – Geography as a School Subject in the Multinational Habsburg Empire G-10 CUL10 Representations of the Past and History P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Lilly Goren : Operationalizing the Past: Nostalgic Longing, Heroics, Anxiety, and Images in Tension Margaret Lindley : History that Plays Josephine Papst : On the Ideological Turn of the Knowledge Cultures at the Beginning of the 21st Century H-10 WOR11 Anarchism, Anti-colonialism, Post-socialism Johan Huizinga, 004
Ole Laursen : The International Working Men’s Association, Anticolonialism, and the Indian Anarchists in Berlin, 1922-1933 Miguel Morán Pallarés : Anarchism and Political Violence in Western Europe (1960-1980). Between Change and Continuity Katja Naumann, Antie Dietze : Historicizing Postsocialism: Multiple Pasts and Connections in Times of Uncertainty I-10 CRI10b Punishing the Enslaved (19th-century Americas) II; National Contexts Johan Huizinga, 006
Martine Jean : The “Law of Necessity”: Enslaved Convict Workers and Commutations of the Death Penalty in Nineteenth-century Brazil Viola Müller : “Negroes are, in this Country, Prima Facie Slaves”: the Punishment of Slaves and its Extension to Free People of Color in the U.S. South Ricardo Pirola : The Abolition of Whipping as a Form of Slave Punishment: Legal and Parliamentary Battles in Nineteenth Century Brazil J-10 POL37 Real Existing Post-Socialism in Eastern Europe: Continuities and Ruptures Johan Huizinga, 025
Jill Massino : The Visible Costs of the Market: Women, Employment, and the Family in Post-socialist Romania John Paul Newman : Balkan Legacies: the Legacies of War and Socialism in Southeastern Europe Markus Wien : Post-Socialism in Bulgaria: Really Existing? K-10 AFR05 Regional and Comparative Perspectives on Long-term Labour Movements and Wage Structures in Africa Johan Huizinga, 026
Andrew Cohen : Labour Migration and Zimbabwe, c.1953-2000 Ellen Hillbom : Long-term Development of African Wage Structures and Income Inequality: a Comparative Study Sascha Klocke : Income Inequality and Rural Livelihoods in British Tanganyika, 1920-1960 Duncan Money, Stephanie Quinn : Mining and Labour Migration in a Regional Perspective in Southern Africa, c. 1886-2012 L-10 LAB27 Repertoires of Workers Resistance: the Politics of Skill, Space and Technology Johan Huizinga, 023C
Karin Astrid Siegmann, Giulio Iocco : How Workers drive Civic Innovation Sjaak Van der Velden : International Strike Research, Best Practices Renan Vega, José Antonio Gutierrez : Luddism in Reverse: Mechanisation and Workers’ Protest among Sugar Cane-cutters, Cauca Valley, Colombia Cathrine Wignall : Maiming the Livestock except the Pigs: Animal Representations of Class in Eighteenth-century Agrarian Protest in Ireland M-10 FAM24 The SHiP Historical Cause-of-death Coding System: an Important Step towards International and Comparative Health Research Lipsius, 002
Maria Hiltunen : Applying the SHiP Coding System to Cause of Death Data from the Demographic Database in Umea, Sweden Angelique Janssens, Evelien Walhout : Testing the SHiP Coding System on 19th Century Amsterdam Individual-level Cause-of-death Data Barbara Revuelta-Eugercios : The SHIP Coding System applied to Danish Cause of Death Data in the Link-Lives Project: Burial Records and Death Certificates Hilde L. Sommerseth : Towards a Harmonized Historical Coding System: Causes of Death in Norway N-10 WOM13 Suffrage Histories: a Transnational Approach Lipsius, 005
Nicola Hille : Historical Spotlights on the Attainment of Women’s Suffrage Arzu Mammadova : Struggle for Women's Literacy in Azerbaijan (Late 19th –20s of the 20th Century) June Purvis : Sexuality and the British Militant Suffragette Movement in Edwardian Britain O-10 ELI10 Regions and Colonies I: Social Planning, Health and Welfare Lipsius, 147
Idamaria Fusco : The Role of Administrative Elite in Territorial Control. The Kingdom of Naples in the Second Half of the 17th Century Huibert Schijf : Nobles, Patricians and Lawyers Long-term Developments in the Composition of Political and Administrative Elites in the Netherlands and its Former Colonies 1815-1990 Victoria Schmidt : Czechoslovak Politics Concerning Eastern Periphery: from Shaping the Nation to Practicing Statehood P-10 RUR10 Shaping the New World: Iberian Colonialism, Agricultural Change and Landscape Transformation in the Atlantic (14th-18th C.) Lipsius, 148
María Cruz Berrocal : Early Colonialism in the Pacific: Potential Landscape and Cultural Transformations Unattended Eduardo Herrera-Malatesta : People, Water and Land: the Impact of Colonization on the Landscape Corinne Hofman : Voices that Resound. The Indigenous Caribbean in Contemporary Discourse and Global History Jacob Morales-Mateos : Agricultural Change in the Canary Islands: the Transition from the Pre-hispanic to the Colonial World (14-17th Centuries AD) Félix Retamero Serralvo : Irrigation Systems in Settler Colonial Contexts. The Case of Catamarca, Argentina (16th-17th c.) Q-10 LAB17 Quantifying Alterity in the World of Labor and Economics: Attempts, Difficulties, and Effects Lipsius, 227
Laure Piguet : How Were Labor Conditions in Soviet Russia Understood and Measured? The International Labour Organization Inquiries of the 1920s Léa Renard : Between Mobility and Alterity: Shifting Significations of Migration in French and German Statistics (1880-1914 and 1990-2010) Béatrice Touchelay : Debates and Controversies about Statistics of Industrial Activity in the Belgian, British, and French Empires during the Interwar Period: to Record or not to Record Native Activities? R-10 ORA07 Migration Memories and the Transmission of Memories in a Multi-Ethnic Society Lipsius, 307
Kirsti Salmi-Niklander : “Our Experiences are Worth Remembering”. Comparative Analysis of the Interviews and Reminiscence Writings of Finnish Volunteers Involved with Refugees and Asylum Seekers 2015-2019 Malin Thor Tureby, Jesper Johansson : MigTALKS - Oral History as Digital Heritage Olga Zavyalova : The Manding Tradition as a Memory’s Transmitter and Organizer of the Society S-10 FAM10a Impact of Wars on Families I P.J. Veth, 1.01
Elena Crinela Holom, Mihaela Haragus : When life goes on! Remarriage of World War I Widows in Transylvania Josef Grulich, Vaclav Cerny : Recruits and Veterans. Military Service and its Influence for Changing the Structure of Rural Family in South Bohemia in the 18th Century Grazyna Liczbinska : The Impact of WWII on Perinatal Outcome in Poland T-10 REL10 New Perspectives on Secularisation Reuvensplaats 4, 101E
Patrick Pasture : Secularisation as Secularism in the Global West: a Long-term Interpretation Joris van Eijnatten, Pasi Ihalainen : From Confessional Nationalism to Ecumenical Internationalism: the Reception of Christian (Inter)-nationalism in British, Dutch and Swedish Parliamentary Debates U-10 HEA04 Experiencing Disability in Early Modern Europe Reuvensplaats 4, 201A
Simon Jarrett : Decoding the ‘Idiot’ in Eighteenth-Century English Life Jenni Kuuliala : Disability and Devotional Communities in Early Modern Italy Riikka Miettinen : Mental Health Care in the Local Scene: Lay and Spiritual Care of the ‘Insane’ in Early Modern Sweden Rosamund Oates : ‘Speaking in Hands’: Sign Language, Preaching and Deafness in Early Modern England V-10 MAT10 Consumer Decisions: Professional Women’s Advice on Energy Transitions, 1870-1965. Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 002
Jan Hadlaw : A ‘Hello Girl’ with a ‘Big Dial’: Gender, Automation Anxiety, and Displays of Technological Expertise in Interwar Telephony Abigail Harrison Moore : A Woman’s Mission? Energy Decisions and the Influence of Women as Professional Decorators. Silvia Pizzirani : Fill up with Nothing. Cultures of Consumption in the Face of Global Energy Crises in Italy, in the 1970s Ruth Sandwell : Energy Consumption Professionals: the Role of Home Economists in the Transition to Fossil Fuels W-10 SEX11 Teaching the History of Sexuality: a Roundtable on Pedagogies and Comparative Institutional Frameworks Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
X-10 SOC13 Beyond Charity: Economic Aspects Of Welfare Institutions (16th-19th Centuries) Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
Celine Mutos Xicola : Knitting Prosperity? An Approach from Some Spanish Poorhouses Joana Pinho : The City as an Asset: the Properties of the Royal Hospital of All Saint in Lisbon during the 16th Century Mathilde Rossigneux : Working in a Retirement Homes: Occupation or Beneficial Economic Model? The Example of Paris Welfare Institutions in the Nineteenth Century Y-10 ETH14 For the Long-Run: Transatlantic Migration and Integration Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Félix Krawatzek : Irish and German Migrant Letters: Where is Home? Peter Olausson : Migration and Story Telling. Some Aspect of the Swedish-American Experience as a Tool for Identity Sarah Panter : The Entangled Lives of Forty-Eighters, or: How to Write Transnational Biographies Z-10 ETH15 Minorities, Racism and Place in Post-war Britain: from Post-war Workers to Finding a Place in Rural Britain Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Sarah Hackett : ‘I do really want to become a better Muslim’: Migrant Communities, Islam & Religious Practice in Rural Britain Samantha Kate Knapton : ‘He might be a Foreigner, but he’s “Our” Foreigner’: Polish Post-war Migrants to Britain and the Issue of ‘Integration’ Gavin Schaffer : Thriving or Surviving? Fears of Decline and the Postwar British-Jewish Community Christopher Zembe : Politicising Memory: Zimbabwean Immigrants Reconstructing Identities and Relations. ZA-10 POL14b State-Building II: Categories and Classification, Inclusion and Exclusion Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Yannick Coenders : The Dutch Welfare State and the Reproduction of Race: 1946-1979 Gozde Orhan : On the Margin of Citizenship: from Peace Process to State of Emergency, Turkish-Citizen Kurds in Turkey in the 2000s Petter Tistedt : The people as numbers: The politics of election statistics in Sweden, 1866–1921
Friday 20 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
A-11
ECO06
Developing Economies: Colonialism, De-Colonisation, and Economic Development in Southeast Asia and Africa
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Michiel de Haas, Bram van Besouw : The Great Depression and Social Distress in British Colonial Africa: Evidence from Prison Records Pim de Zwart : Globalization and Development: the Effects of the Rubber Boom and Bust in Southeast Asia, c. 1900-1940 Mark Hup : Forced Labor and State Capacity: the Case of Colonial Indonesia, 1880-1920 B-11 POL21 The Micro Practices of the Household State P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Julie Hardwick : Catholic “Internal Missions,” Households, and Youthful Sexuality in a French City Nina Koefoed, Karin Hassan Jansson : Micro-level Authority and Social Responsibilities in the Nordic Household States Janay Nugent : Beyond the Patriarchal Household: the Multiple Models of “Holy Households” embraced by the Reformed Kirk of Scotland, c.1560-c.1660. C-11 ANT03 Resistance and Unrest: Rome and Contemporary Postcolonial Politics P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
Dominic Machado : Mutiny, Identity, and Intersectionality in the Late Republic Sailakshmi Ramgopal : Tacfarinas, Boudicca, Laroui, Bénabou: Resistance to Rome and Roman Historians D-11 SPA12 Digital Memory and History Culture P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Martin Pogacar : Infrastructures of Memory and the Freedom of Speech: Historical Revisionism and the Memory of the WWII in Post-Yugoslavia Yra van Dijk : The Expansion of the Archive E-11 THE08 Roundtable: Applied History in European H2020 Projects P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
Karla Boersma : Building ReIReS, a Research Infrastructure on Religious Studies Francesca Cadeddu : ReIReS Patrick Pasture : RETOPEA Chris Whitehead : CoHERE F-11 EDU12a The Rise of Education across World Regions: Qualitative and Quantitative Evidence I P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
Tibor Darvai : Socialist Education Policy and Makarenko in the 1950s in Hungary Pablo Fernández Cebrián : Islam and the Extension of Primary Schooling in Mozambique, 1930-1962 Marianne Høyen : Understanding Views on Nature through Textbooks (the Years 1900 - 2015) Johannes Westberg : How were Nineteenth-century Teachers Paid? New Evidence on the Regional Variation of Teacher Salaries Gabriela Wuethrich : The Long Run to Free Public Education: Switzerland in the Long 19th Century G-11 CUL11 Discourses on Method P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Reetta Hänninen : A Furious Fighter or a Simple Soul? Maissi Erkko as a Female Activist and a Political Actor Isabel Machado, Katerina Sergidou : Local Strangers from Monterrey to Cádiz: Intersectional Feminist Dialogues on the Field Laura Strachan : Using Oral History to Teach Humanities & Social Sciences to Saudi Arabian Students: Implementing Local Traditions into Cross-cultural Teaching H-11 WOR12 Populism, Regionalism, Modernization Johan Huizinga, 004
Devika Misra : From UNASUR to PROSUR: Populist Re-imagining of South American Integration Processes Carlos Eduardo R.Mendonça : The Wreckage of Modernity: the National Question According to Some Neglected Texts I-11 CRI12 Rumours, Reputation and Justice in Eighteenth-century Scandinavia Johan Huizinga, 006
Maria Østerby Elleby : Notorious for Witchcraft: Magic, Heresy and Contracts with the Devil in Early Eighteenth-century Denmark Jeanne Søberg Jørgensen : From Prejudice, Passions and Malice to Grief, Sorrow and Tears: Rumor and Reputation in Early 18th Century Danish Supplication Letters Emilie Luther Søby : Good Criminal, Bad Criminal? The Importance of Reputation in the Early Modern Prison J-11 LAT05 Labour and Politics in Latin American History Johan Huizinga, 025
Alexandre Fortes : The 1942 Antifascist Demonstrations and the Rise of Brazilian Populism Jose Antonio Gutierrez, Renán Vega Cantor : Luddism in Reverse: Mechanisation and Workers’ Protest among Sugar Cane-cutters, Cauca Valley, Colombia Francielle Uchak : Workers of the Matarazzo Frigorífico in Paraná (Brazil) 1920-1940 K-11 AFR06 African Limen: Drawing the Line, Crossing the Line in Pre-Twentieth Century Africa Johan Huizinga, 026
Ettore Morelli : Frontier Justice: South African Commissioners and English Law Beyond the Colonial Border in the Nineteenth Century Fernando Mouta : The Portuguese Arrival at Upper Guinea: Old News for a Cultural ‘Melting Pot’ María José Pont Cháfer : From the Money of the Fathers to Learning Arithmetic: the Demise of the Cowrie Economy in Northern Ghana Stephanie Quinn, Duncan Money : Mining and Labour Migration in a Regional Perspective in Southern Africa, c. 1886-2012 Pierluigi Valsecchi : Precolonial Borders and the Ghana-Ivory Coast Frontier L-11 LAB28 Listening to Labour: Songs, Oral Histories and Material Culture Johan Huizinga, 023C
Michalis Bardanis : Male and Female Child Labour at the Group of Artisanal Brickworks in Athens, Greece (1900–1940) Fredrik Egefur : Radical Archives – Collecting Political Material in the 21st Century David Hopkin : What did the Nineteenth-century Poor think about their Poverty? The Evidence of Lacemakers M-11 FAM25 Undivided Property among Brothers in the Early Modern Period: Legal Norms and Social Practices. Four Case Studies in Comparison Lipsius, 002
Michaela Hohkamp : Brothers between Cooperation and Competition: Strategies and Politics of High Noble Houses within the HRE in Early Modern Times Cinzia Lorandini : Between Business and Family Assets: Undivided Property among Brothers in Trentino (18th to 19th c.) Janine Maegraith : Undivided Fraternal Property among the Peasantry in Early Modern Southern Tyrol. A Legal Hybrid? N-11 WOM24 Queer Readings of the Body in Modern Esotericism Lipsius, 005
Tanya Cheadle : Adepts of Manhood: Progressive Masculinity and Unorthodox Sexuality in Scotland’s Occult Revival, 1880-1914 Alana Harris : Unruly Bodies: the Metaphysical, the Psychical and ‘Rational Religion’ in Mid-twentieth Century Britain Jen Manion : Femmes to the Front: Edna Ruddick Hart’s Life and Legacy, 1893-1982 O-11 RUR12 The Transformation in Sheep Farming and its Associated Production Methods in Europe between the End of Nineteenth and the Twentieth Centuries Lipsius, 147
Carin Martiin : Shifting Motives over Time: Sheep Farming in Sweden from Late 19th to Late 20th Century Sylvie Vabre : The Changes in Dairying Practices for the Production of Roquefort Cheese in the 19th and 20th Centuries P-11 RUR11 The Decline of Landed Elites in Europe (1880-1940)? Lipsius, 148
Göran Ulväng : The Swedish Manors and their Owners in the 20th Century Piet van Cruyningen : The Decline of Landed Estates in the Province of Gelderland (Netherlands), c. 1880-1940 Q-11 LAB10a Labour Precariousness, Home Economics and Social Policy I Lipsius, 227
Martine Mespoulet : Measuring the Income Level and the Quality of Life of the Soviet Workers in the 1960s and the 1970s Paul-André Rosental : Minimum Wages and Job “Precariousness” in France during the Postwar Economic Boom Sayaka Sakoda : Historical Evolution of Inequalities and Status Identification : an Approach Based on the Concept of Self-Responsibility Bernard Thomann : Measuring and Raising the Standard of Living in Post-war Japanese Mining Communities R-11 ORA08 Memories and Life Stories: Multiple Approaches to Oral History Research Lipsius, 307
Luca des Dorides : Handmade: Oral History in Sign Language Susan Lindholm : Representation and Belonging - Latin Feminisms in Popular Culture Claudia Graciela Perez, Monica Graciela Gatica : Memories of Women and Men in the Port of Rawson Ulla Savolainen : Memory Ideologies of Various Presents: Ingrian Finnish Testimonies of the Gulag and Soviet Terror S-11 FAM10b Impact of Wars on Families II P.J. Veth, 1.01
Georgeta Fodor : Where do we go from here: Preserving the Tradition or Following the Paths of Modernization? Dilemmas on Constructing the New Romanian Family after the Great War Paul Huddie : Gendered Citizenship and Warfare-welfare: a Comparison of the Welfare Provisions afforded Soldier’s Families in the United Kingdom and Russian Empire 1914-18 Alexia Moncrieff : Disability, Family Breakdown and the State: Using War Pension Files to Investigate the Effects of War on Families Maria Tatar-Dan : Living in the Aftermath of the Great War. Aspects of Family Life in a Transylvanian County: Mure? T-11 REL11 Representations of Religious Coexistence in Contemporary Secular Society across Europe * Reuvensplaats 4, 101E
John Maiden : Political Discourses about the European Migrant Crisis in Germany and the United Kingdom Tamara Sztyma : Representations of Religious Coexistence in Jewish Museums in Europe Karel van Nieuwenhuyse : The Multiple Faces of Interreligious Contacts throughout the Past, as Represented in Current Flemish History Textbooks for Secondary Education U-11 HEA11 Environment: Networks, Protest and Activism Reuvensplaats 4, 201A
Kieran Fitzpatrick : The Social Roots of Surgical Innovation: towards a Digital History of Surgical Specialisation, 1890-1920 Richard Sadler : The Legacy Costs of Racist Housing Practices and Government Indifference Toward Urban Decline on the American Rust Belt City of Flint, Michigan (USA) Anni Turnbull, Jo Kijas : ‘I don’t want to live in a Gas Field’: Oral Histories, Environmental Protest and Museums and Libraries V-11 MAT03A Shopping Practices and Experiences in Northern Europe, c.1650–1850 I: Urban Topography of Retailing and Shopping Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 002
Anne Sophie Overkamp : Shopping and Consumption in the Province – the Case of the Wupper Valley and its Middling Ranks Panu Savolainen : Shopping in Eighteenth-century Swedish Towns – a History of Architectural Semiotics Julia Schmidt-Funk : A Town as a Community of Shopping – Consumption in Eighteenth-century Frankfurt am Main W-11 WOM18 Gender and Popular Culture Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Pauline Mari Hernando : Mapping Allegories on Gender: Women's Revolutionary Experience as Literary & Political Praxis Natalia Knekht : Cine-Feminism: Authorship Problem in “Post-Thaw Period” Cinema and in Young Women’s Movies in Modern Russia X-11 SOC12 Charity in Europe and beyond I Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
Preeti Chopra : Native Charity and the Creation of a Charitable & Religious Infrastructure for European Sojourner Colonialism in Western India Jan Maas : Max Weber’s Ideal of a Bureaucracy and the Municipal Poor Relief Administration in Amsterdam 1870 – 1940 Fons Meijer : Giving as Word and Deed: Images and Practices of Charity after Disasters in the Netherlands, ca. 1807-1890 Y-11 ETH19 Jewish Migrations Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Laura Katarina Ekholm : "Jewish" Marriages and Occupational Choices in Sweden and Finland from the Late 19th to the Mid- 20th Century Benedetto Ligorio : The Sephardic Social Network Between Venice and South Eastern Europe Orly Meron : Banking, Migration and State-building: a Case Study from British Mandated Eretz Israel Ayse Humeyra Tuysuz : Istanbul as a Transit City for the Jewish Immigrants (1877-1914) Z-11 ETH16 Political Emigrants' Cold War Activities/Fates/Reflections Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Detelina Dineva : Bulgarian Political Exiles after the Cold War Anna Fin : Polish Political Exiles after the Cold War Bethany Hicks : East German Political Emigrants after the Cold War Beatrice Scutaru : Romanian Political Exiles after the Cold War Mattia Vitiello : From Emigration to Immigration: the Evolution of Migration Policies in Italy since 1945 ZA-11 POL09a Petitions and Petitioning I: on the Borders of Petitions, ca. 1560-1820 Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Adrian Masters : Spanish Petitions in the Atlantic World Noelle Richardson : Lobbying as ‘Gentiles’: Hindu Merchants, “Performative Subjecthood” and the Art of Petitioning in the Portuguese Estado da Índia, .c 1730-1850 Joris van den Tol : Transnational Anglo-Dutch Petitions in the Seventeenth Century
Friday 20 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
A-12
ECO12
Economics, Demography, and Economic Policy in Europ and its periphery, 17th to 19th century
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Mario Holzner : Estimation of the Gross Domestic Product in Prussia from 1688-1806 Klemens Kaps : Mercantilism, Protectionism and Global Market Connections in the 17th and 18th Centuries – a Case Study on Habsburg Central Europe Bartosz Ogórek : Biological Standard of Living and its Correlates in Peasant Population of Southern Poland in the First Half of the 19th Century Miikka Voutilainen : The devil takes the hindmost. Inequality and mortality during the Finnish 1860s famine B-12 ECO03 Capitalism, Alone - Roundtable P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
C-12 MID06 Knowledge, Honour and Gender in the Late Middle Ages P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 003
Rui Rocha : The Portuguese University in the Christianitas: Circulation of Knowledge in the Late Middle Ages (15th-16th Century) Catalin Taranu : Shame, Violence, and Performing Masculinity in Medieval Honour-Based Elites: the Evidence of Germanic Heroic Poetry Ingrid Hali Tokun Haga Alvarez : Two Looks at Femininity: Joan of Arc and Mary Wollstonecraft D-12 POL29 Concepts beyond Nation States: Conceptualising Internationalisms in an Era of Interwar Crisis P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Pasi Ihalainen : Liberal and Conservative Conceptualisations of Internationalism in the Interwar Era: Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and Finland Pauli Kettunen : Competing Conceptualisations of Socialist and Trade Union Internationalism since the Late Nineteenth Century Hagen Schulz-Forberg : One world, One Economy: the Concept of the World Economy, the Discipline of International Studies and Imaginations of Global Order E-12 THE09 Who Controls the Past? Tangled Histories, Present Pasts – a Rethinking History Roundtable P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 005
F-12 EDU12b The Rise of Education across World Regions: Qualitative and Quantitative Evidence II P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
Charlotte Le-Chapelain : Learning Outside the Factory: a Cliometric Reappraisal of the Impact of Technological Change on Human Capital Accumulation David Mitch : Continuity and Change in the Rise of Female Literacy during both the White and the Islamic Revolutions in Iran, 1960 -2000 Gloria Quiroga Valle : Did extending Suffrage lead to more Schooling? A Quasi-experiment based on Italy and Spain, 1860-1921 G-12 EDU16 The Uses of History in Education P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 005
Rudy Kisler : A Three-Thousand-Year-Old Soldier: History and Heritage in Jewish-Israeli Education Wouter Linmans : “Teach them how to love, not how to hate”. The Influence of the First World War on History Education in the Netherlands, 1918-1939 Branko Šuštar : Political Rallies between 1868 and 1870 (Tabor Movement) and Requirements for the Implementation of Native Language in Education - the Experience of Slovenes in the Multinational Habsburg Monarchy H-12 WOR14 Sport, Migration and Identity Johan Huizinga, 004
Joost Jansen : Changing Eligibility Rules in FIFA and IOC 1930-2016 Christian Ungruhe : Contested Role Models. Migrant Footballers between New Belongings and Persistent Exclusion Gijs van Campenhout : The Spatial Diversification of National Football Teams: the Evolvement and Sustainment of Players’ Migration Corridors within the World Cup Football, c. 1930-2018 I-12 CRI14 The Tactics of Forensic Knowledge, 1750-2000 Johan Huizinga, 006
Anders Pedersson : The Institutionalization and Centralization of Forensic Science in Sweden c. 1900-1925 Willemijn Ruberg : Authority and Expertise: Tension between Psychiatrists’ and Lay Knowledge in Dutch Cases of Infanticide, 1930-1960 Sara Serrano Martínez : Mothers’ Competence and Knowledge in Medical Doctor’s Reports for Cases of Infanticide and Abortion in Post-War Spain (1939-1950) Heather Wolffram : Judging the Psychology of Testimony: German Jurists’ Responses to the Psychology of Testimony, 1900-1933 J-12 POL05 Roundtable: Challenges for Political History?Historians Today Johan Huizinga, 025
K-12 TEC04 New Approaches in the History of Science and Technology Johan Huizinga, 026
Ronald E Doel : Perpetual Handmaidens: Women and the Challenge of Creating Knowledge in the Shadows of Twentieth Century Science Johan Edman, Lena Eriksson & Helena Bergman : A Century of Scientific Research and Substance Abuse Policy in the Swedish Context Francesco Maccelli : Technology and Labour: the Italian Case (1871-2011) Hugo Silveira Pereira, Ellan F. Spero : Railways, Photography, and Technological Landscape in the Portuguese Colonies of Angola and Mozambique (1880s-1910s) L-12 POL30 National Consensus Reconsidered: New Perspectives on Civil Society in the Nordic Countries since 1800 Johan Huizinga, 023C
Samuel Edquist : The Rise of Bourgeois Associations in 19th Century Sweden Ruth Hemstad : Nordic Associations in the Nordic Region: Transnational Cooperation, Pan-national Ideas and Civil Society in the 19th Century Klaus Nathaus : Exit, Voice, and Mostly Loyalty: Exploring Nordic Corporatism in the Case of Amateur Music in Post-1945 Norway M-12 FAM09 Geographies of Population, Health and Wealth in Early Modern Flanders and Brabant. Results from the Stream Project Lipsius, 002
Klaas Van Gelder, Isabelle Devos : War and Peace in the Time of Malthus. The Demographic Impact of Military Conflicts in Early Modern Flanders, 1650-1800 Torsten Wiedemann, Sven Vrielinck : Premodern Google Maps, Ferraris Light and STREAM: New Tools and Data for Spatiotemporal Research in Early Modern Social, Economic and Demographic History Anne Winter, Wouter Ryckbosch : Local Variations in Population and Fiscal Inequality in Brabant c. 1700 N-12 WOM17 Doing Gender History: Memory and Methodology Lipsius, 005
Willemijn Schmidt : Gender, Decolonial Theory and the Use of the Archive Gizem Sivri : The Politics of Women Imprisonment within the Discussion of the Ottoman Prison Reform (1840-1919) Maria Sjöberg, Yvonne Svanström : Gender in Danger, Danger of Gender Visibility of Women’s History as a Challenging Methodology in Gender History again O-12 ELI12 Elite Networks, Elite Capital Lipsius, 147
Christian Henriot, Cécile Armand : Elites in Republican China: Boorman Revisited Shunsuke Nakaoka, Takeshi Abe : Reconsidering Business and Economic Role of the Modern Japanese Nobility –from some Comparative Perspective with the European Cases Galina Ulyanova : Moscow Merchant Dynasties and the Sources of their Wealth: the Formation of Business Elite in Nineteenth-Century Russia P-12 RUR03 ‘Backward’ Metropoles and ‘Underdeveloped’ Colonies: Connected Histories of Empire, Labour and Agricultural Modernisation (late XIXth-XXth c.) Lipsius, 148
Nabhojeet Sen : Labour Regimes of Convicts in Colonial India, 1820s- 1870s Amal Shahid : ‘The Poor Man’s Burden’: Work, Famines and Welfare in 19th Century Colonial India Michele Sollai : Colonial Encounters in the Countryside Italian and Ethiopian Farmers at the Crossroads of Empire Building (1937-1944) Q-12 LAB10b Labour Precariousness, Home Economics and Social Policy II Lipsius, 227
Eric Florence : Making Precariousness Visible in Post-Mao China : the Case of a Grassroots Rural Workers’ Museum Gilles Guiheux : Chinese Garment Workers Wages and Expenses Hong Xue : The Paradox of Freedom: Working for Better Life or Working to Death? - The Labor Condition and Daily Life of the Grandma Deliver Workers in a China’s Garment Wholesale Market R-12 ORA09 Oral History and Activism: Research Subject and/or Tool for Change? Lipsius, 307
Andrea Althaus : Great Expectations. The Role of Oral History in Historical Reappraisal Projects Benjamin de la Piedra : The Columbia Life Histories Project: a Case Study in Using Oral History to Guide a University's Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives Jakub Galeziowski : Oral History as a Promise Kirsti Jõesalu : Oral History and NGOs-activism: Educating and Commemorating about 20th Century History S-12 FAM12 Life after Slavery: Histories of Emancipation in Africa, Asia and South America, 1750-1900 P.J. Veth, 1.01
Dries Lyna, Jan Kok : Slave Suburbia? Manumitted Slaves and their Families in Dutch Colombo, Late 17th and 18th Centuries Coen van Galen : Free or Half Free: the Social Position of Escaped Enslaved People in Dutch Suriname, 1840-1850 Jelmer Vos : The Reconstruction of Slavery after Abolition in Angola and São Tomé, c.1850-1900 Christine Whyte : Childhoods after Slavery in 19th Century Sierra Leone T-12 REL12 Memory, Heritage and the Political in the Context of Religious Pluralism and Tolerance * Reuvensplaats 4, 101E
Laura Galian : Religious pluralism and Islam in Spain Nadia Hindi : Three Muslim Initiatives for religious understanding Merve Reyhan Kayikci : The contemporary representation of Islamic Heritage in European Musea Naum Trajanovski : The 2001 Ohrid Framework Agreement (OFA) U-12 HEA10 Attitudes to Disability and Insanity Reuvensplaats 4, 201A
Lotta Vikström, Johan Junkka & Liselotte Eriksson & Frida Skog & Glenn Sandström : Long-term Trends of Mental Impairment and Institutionalization in the Early Swedish Welfare State (1900–1960) Triona Waters : Darwin’s Epileptic Idiot and the District Lunatic Asylum, 1827-1887 V-12 MAT03B Shopping Practices and Experiences in Northern Europe, c.1650–1850 II: Shopping and Consumer Identity Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 002
Kristine Dyrmann : The Acquisitions of Count and Countess von Scheel between Copenhagen and their Jutland Manor House, c. 1750–1780 Johanna Ilmakunnas : Shopping and Life-stage – Practices and Experiences of an Elite Family in Stockholm, 1749–1750 Marie Steinrud : The Performative Act of Shopping – Identity and Self-image amongst Actors and Actresses in Stockholm, c. 1750–1850 W-12 SEX10 The Politics and Memories of Sexual Liberalization on the Northern and Eastern Borders of Europe Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Matleena Frisk : Freely Sold Contraceptives and Public Control from the 1950s to the 1970s. Condom Retail and Expert Organizations in Finland Miina Keski-Petäjä : Remembering Unwanted Pregnancies and Coping with Limited Fertility Control in 1960s Finland Polina Kislitsyna : The Lost Era of Sexual Freedom: the 1990s in Biographical Stories of Russian Non-Heterosexuals Riikka Taavetti : Liberated and Equal: Constructing Finnish Sexuality in Sex Research from the 1970s to the 1990s X-12 SOC12b Charity in Europe ane beyond II Matthias de Vrieshof 4, 008A
Eric Melander, Martina Miotto : Austerity and Crime: Evidence from the New Poor Law Sara Pinto : Supporting Needs: Credit Practices of a Charity House in 17th Century Porto Joost Snaterse : Confraternities and (In)-formal Networks in Early Byzantine Constantinople Y-12 ETH17 Reckoning with Refugeedom: Refugee Voices in Modern History Van Wijkplaats 2, 002
Peter Gatrell : Individual Case Files as a Historical Source Anindita Ghoshal : Seeking Refuge and Laying Claims: Migration, Memory and Identity in Post-Partition West Bengal (1947-71) Leo Lucassen : Xenophobia and the Left: a Global Overview Katarzyna Nowak : “’To Reach the Lands of Freedom’: Resettlement Petitions of Polish Displaced Persons to the American Poles, 1948-1951” Z-12 ETH18 Identity Construction and Nation Van Wijkplaats 4, 004
Ivan Bulatov : Imperial Nationalism Outside the Empire: the National Identity of Russian Emigrants before World War II Maren Jonasson : Representations of Race, Ethnicity and the ‘Exotic’ on Theatre Stages and Market-places in Finland ca. 1870–1930 Jochen Krebber : Transatlantic Shipping Routes and European Immigration to North America, 1845-1855 Christina Lokk : Migrant Spaces of Consumption – Russian Grocery Shops in Germany ZA-12 POL09b Petitions and Petitioning II: the Changing Cultures of Petitioning in England and the Netherlands, c.1560-c.1940 Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Jason Peacey : ‘Slanderous Petitions’ and ‘Infamous Libels’: Petitioning and Litigation in Seventeenth Century England Anne Petterson : Languages of Citizenship: Petitioning and Political Culture in the Netherlands, 19th to Early 20th Centuries Brodie Waddell : Supplication, Subscription and the Rise of a Culture of Petitioning in Early Modern England |
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