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Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
A-8
WOM19
Transformation, Social and Economic Shifts in Gender Roles in Medieval Towns
SEB salen (Z)
Anna Molnar : The Participation and Role of Women in Urban Financial Affairs of Late Medieval Vienna Zrinka Nikolic Jakus : Making Decisions: Widows and Single Women in Dalmatian Cities Laura Peris : Women as Creditors in Late Medieval Valencia B-8 WOM09 Engendering Cultural Memory. Ancient Women as Educational and Social Role Models since the 18th Century CE Volvosalen
Michaela Oberhuber : Why Men should Educate Women. Bianca Laura Saibantes’ Considerations about “Womanly Pride” and her Use of Ancient Women as Role Models Frances Pinnock : The Teaching of History and Geography in Italian Schools, or the Creation of Stereotypes Kordula Schnegg : Teaching Females to be Good Wives and Mothers: Cornelia and the Enlightenment of Europe C-8 ASI02 Urban Gendered Violence in a South Asian City in a Comparative Perspective B21
Garima Jaju : To-be-Wife, Wife and 'Wife': Negotiating Violence and Social Hopes of Marital becoming in a 'Modernising' City Taanya Kapoor : “Managing” Violence before it takes Place: Everyday Fear, “Justified Anger” and Confined Freedoms in Gurgaon’s Gated Complexes Shannon Philip : Trapped in a Luxury Prison within a ‘Dangerous City’: Narratives of COVID-19, Gendered Violence, the Home and the City amongst Middle-class South African Women D-8 ECO07b The Eldercare Revolution: Agency and Strategy in the Care of the Aged in Early Modern Europe II B22
Anton Svensson : Old Age and Retirement in Premodern Stockholm Jaco Zuijderduijn : Three Logics of Premodern Commercial Retirement E-8 LAB12 Political Ideals, Legal Practices and Conflicting Rationales: how Disabled People Navigated Social Policies B23
Carlos Martins : Bottom-up Activism at the Dawn of Democracy: the Case of the Portuguese Disabled Colonial War Veterans in 1974-1975 Stephanie van Dam : Petitioning the Metropole: Workers’ Injury Compensation in the British Empire, 1930-1945 Paul van Trigt : Transcending the Social Policy / Human Rights Divide. Self-advocates and the Making of Global Disability Policies, 1981-2011 F-8 AFR05 Africa's Postcolonial Histories B24
Catherina Wilson, Mirjam De Bruijn & Janemary Ruhundwa : Strangers in the City: (Un)welcoming Attitudes towards Refugees in Contemporary Urban Tanzania G-8 ELI08 Demographics, Child Care and Social Planning B32
Laurentiu Radvan : Professionals Settled in Moldavia: Agents of Change and Representatives of the New Urban Elite (Second Part of the 18th Century - First Part of the 19th Century) H-8 FAM06 Guardians of Children, Custodians of Wealth, Opponents of Widowed Parents (16th to 18th Century) B33
Margareth Lanzinger, Janine Maegraith : Contexts of Guardianship, Mothers’ Wealth and Gender-specific Lines of Conflict Riccardo Rossi : Guardians in Transition? Guardianships between Geographical Distance and Social Propinquity in the Italian-speaking Three Leagues, 1639-1798 I-8 POL18 Political Corruption and Modernity. Europe and Latin America in a Transtanional Perspective (19th and 20th Centuries) B34
Marta Fernández Peña : Electoral Scandals in Peru during the Second Half of Nineteenth Century Oriol Luján, Maria Gemma Rubí : Electoral Protests in Modern Spain: Beyond the Evidence of Fraud Joan Torrents Juncà : To Pull the “Plug” on Corruption. The Debate on Parliamentary Remuneration and Incompatibilities during the Second Spanish Republic (1931-1936) J-8 CRI08 Criminal Justice and War B44 (Z)
Helen Johnston : The English Prison System 1939-1945: Security, Prisoners and Trust Haia Shpayer-Makov : Policing the Peace Movement during the Great War Karol Siemaszko : Crimes of Soldiers in the Lubusz Land after World War II (1945 - 1946) K-8 FAM16 Social and Cultural Determinants of Infant Mortality in the Past: New Insights from across Europe C22
Lucia Pozzi, Liam Kennedy & Michail Raftakis : Infant Mortality in a Deeply Divided Society: Belfast and Northern Ireland in the First Half of the 20th Century Francesco Scalone, Gabriele Rulu : Social, Religious and Cultural Differences in Infant Mortality in a Group of Historical German Villages L-8 ETH11 Sex Work and Migration in Modern Europe C24
Marion Pluskota : “Souvenir d’Amsterdam”: World Expos and Migration of Sex Workers in the Late 19th Century Marjolein Schepers : Trajectories of Sex Workers in Late 19th-century Antwerp M-8 REL08 Religious Books: Censorship and Innovation C32
John Wood : Making the Word New (again): the Bible for Today (1941) and “Modern” Christianity N-8 EDU07b Professions in Motion - Gender, History, and Identities. Nordic Countries 1880-2020. Part II C33 (Z)
Íris Ellenberger : The Intersections of Education, Feminism and Desire in Early 20th Century Iceland Johanna Overud : “Now it has happened!”: the Entry/return of Women in the Chimney-sweeper Profession in Sweden during the 1970’s Karoliina Puranen-Impola : Teachers and the Practice of Punishing Pupils: The Case of the Early Twentieth Century Finland 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) P-8 MAT05 The Old German Empire in 18th Century Global Trade E44
Felicia Gottmann : “Prussians” Trading to the East Indies in the 1750s Magnus Ressel : A Colonial History of Provincial Germany from Below: a Value Chain Analysis of Colonial Products from Bordeaux into Central Europe Jutta Wimmler : Berlin goes Global: Insights from the Dyestuffs Trade, c. 1720-1760 R-8 HEA07 Responses to Pandemics and Long-Term Impacts E45
Ida Milne : Oral Histories of the 1918–19 Influenza Pandemic: how Helpful are they to Understand the Impact of Pandemic Illness on Post Pandemic Life? Vibeke Narverud Nyborg : Different Approaches to Using Public Health Legislation as Means in Fighting the Influenza Pandemic of 1918 – the Case of Norway Laura Radatz : The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Inequality: Lessons from the Past T-8 CUL08 How to Use ‘Dissonant Heritage’ in Tourism Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Luciano Maffi, Maria Paola Pasini : The Social Republic on Lake Garda: from the Removal to the Critical Recovery of a Dissonant Heritage for Tourism Maija Rozite, Aija Van der Steina : Holocaust Related Sites in Latvia: between Dark Past and Tourism Development U-8 LAB24 Women in Industrial Action Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
Ralph Darlington : Working Class Women’s Active Participation in the 1910-14 British Labour Revolt Hazel Perry : ‘A Little Judgement and Ordinary Human Kindness.’ The Interwar Period, Women Workers, and the Peterborough (UK) Celta Mill Strike, 1928 Jason Russell : The Causes and Consequences of 1960s Public Sector Unionization in the United States and Canada V-8 POL07 New Perspectives on Internationalism. Writing the History of the European Counter-Revolution in the 19th Century Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
Alexandre Dupont : Global Agents of the Counterrevolution Simon Sarlin : Women, Gender and Counter-revolutionary Internationalism Pierre Triomphe : From National to International Commitment, French Royalists and Civil Wars in Portugal and Spain in the Early 1830’s W-8 URB05 Urban Development in Early Modern Period Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Karol Lopatecki, Piotr Guzowski & Radoslaw Poniat : Military Camps as the Seasonal Cities in the Polish-Lithuanian State (16th-17th cc.) |
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