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Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
A-5
FAM13
Reproductive Behaviours
SEB salen (Z)
Bartosz Ogórek : Polish Fertility Transition from Below. Micro-level Analysis of 1933 Polish Fertility Survey B-5 EDU05 History Education at the Edge of the Nation Volvosalen
Piero Colla : A Nation-building Tool under Siege: Regional Revival, European Integration and History Teaching in Western Europe after 1989 Andrea Di Michele : History at School in South Tyrol: from Identity Tool for the "Small Homeland" to a Contribution to Reconciliation among Linguistic Groups Machteld Venken : Teaching History in Luxembourgish Secondary Schools in the 1950s-1970s: Ideas and Experiments C-5 ECO05 On the Regulation of Alcohol in Sweden – Consumption, Distribution and Production B21
Kasper Hage Stjern : Brewing Under Pressure: Brewery Industry Response to State Alcohol Regulation in Norway and Sweden, 1900-1955 Paul Nystedt : The Causal Effects of Alcohol Policy Interventions on Strong Liquor Consumption in Sweden between 1900 and 1920 Hedvig Widmalm : Problems and Opportunities for Women Selling Alcohol in 18th Century Sweden D-5 ECO15 Measuring and Comparing Past Economic Performances B22
Elena Korchmina, Mikolaj Malinowski : Income and its Extraction in Tzarist Russia in a Global Perspective Svante Prado, Erik Bengtsson & Jakob Molinder : New Estimates of Swedish Historical National Accounts from the Income Side, 1860–1910 E-5 SEX03 International Aspects of the Pornography Trade (1850-2000) B23
Claudio Monopoli : The Agency of Pornographic Photography: Sexuality and Visual Culture in Italian Censorship Nets, 1839-1919 Alessio Ponzio : Homophile Ambivalence: Respectability, Transnational Porn, and Erotic Escapades Jens Rydstrom : Into the Wild: Swedish Pornographic Discourse 1954–1986 F-5 LAB19 The Great War and its Impact: Labour and Product History in Comparative and Interdisciplinary Perspective B24
Jan Vondracek : Local Administration and the Supply of Labor in the First and Second World Wars in Bohemia Michaela Závodná : Smile and Keep Quiet - the Transformation of the Concept of Woman and Work in the First Half of the 20th Century in Selected Industries – a Case Study G-5 CRI06 Witchcraft and Authority in the Godly State B32
Louise Hauberg Lindgaard : The King’s Lieutenants’ Role in the Danish Witch Trials Michaela Valente : Witches and Politics: Bodin and James VI H-5 REL02 Religious Manoeuvrability in Mediaeval Chinese Society B33
Qingfeng Nie : Statesmen's Religious Dilemma in Late Tang Yu Wen : The Perfidious Poems: Buddhism in Han Yu’s Poetry Writing Bo Xie : The Ambivalence of Yin: the Conflicting Images of Women in Early Daoist Rituals I-5 LAT03a New Perspectives on Latin American Social History I B34
Diogo Cardoso : Profiling the Portuguese Settlers in Brazil in the 17th Century Enrico Castro Montes : Football, Ethnicity and the Visual Representations of National Identity in Ecuadorian Sports Magazines since the 1960s Janne Schreurs, Marte Van Hassel : Belgian Transatlantic Travel Writing: Three Members of the Family Carton de Wiart in Congo and Latin America J-5 LAB27 Labour in Early Modern World B44 (Z)
Hanna te Velde : Women and their Work Strategies in the West Part of the Early Modern Dutch Empire: the Case of Paramaribo, Suriname and its Surroundings, 1667-1792 Katrina Q. Wang : Captains in the Dutch United East India Company: the Effects of External Hiring and Internal Promotion on Performance Jeremy Young : Looking for Black Seamen in the French Maritime World K-5 LAB05a Housewives or Workers? Domestic Work and Care Work (16th-20th Centuries) I C22
Alessandra Gissi : The 'Essential Function' of Women: Family, Housewives, Domestic Work and Wages in Italy between Fascism and the Republic Maria Papathanassiou : Peasant Women in Early Twentieth Century and Interwar Austria: Housewives of a Pre-industrial European Past in an Industrial European Present? Sofi Vedin : Division of Labor among Swedish Mistresses and Maids 1890-1939 L-5 ETH07 Negotiating Belonging: Local Administrative Practices of Migration Control in Modern Europe C24
Levke Harders : Translating Migration—Negotiating Belonging Christina Reimann : Migration Policy in Late Nineteenth Century Antwerp and Rotterdam Sigrid Wadauer : The Bureaucracy of Belonging (Late Habsburg Monarchy/Austria) M-5 ETH18 Mobilities C32
Peter Olausson : Stability and Mobility in a Rural Part of Sweden during the Late 1600s and the Beginning of the 1700s Erik Thosteman : Collecting a Community: History and Swedish-American Identity 1860-1920 N-5 WOM01 ‘Who Keeps the Family’: the Tenacity of the Male Breadwinner Model in Britain C33 (Z)
Ruth Davidson : Mothers in Action: Campaigning for the Rights of Single Mothers during the 1970 and 1980s Helen Glew : ‘Let them go out who wish’: Views of Married Women and Paid Work in and around Second World War Britain O-5 THE06/EMPa Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session 1 – Entrepreneurial Transnationalism and Empire Building, 1500-1918 E43
Filipa Ribeiro da Silva : Winners and Wins in Labour Allocation in Early Modern European Empires: Towards a New Framework of Analysis P-5 MAT02 Consumer Decisions: Professional Women’s Advice on Energy Transitions, 1870-1965. E44
Jan Hadlaw : A ‘Hello Girl’ with a ‘Big Dial’: Gender, Automation Anxiety, and Displays of Technological Expertise in Interwar Telephony Abigail Harrison Moore : ‘Lady Experts’ and Housewives. Mediation, Women and Energy Transitions Ruth Sandwell : Energy Consumption Professionals: the Role of Home Economists in the Transition to Fossil Fuels Cameron Tailford, Graeme Gooday : Women as Consumers of Inter-war Radio R-5 HEA06 Mortality and Quality of Life in Pandemics E45
Lisa Sattenspiel : Indigenous vs. Non-indigenous Mortality during the 1918 Influenza Pandemic in Alaska: a New Assessment Kaspar Staub, Katarina Matthes : Excess Mortality in Swiss Districts in the Pandemic Years 1890, 1918 and 2020 S-5 ELI05 The Swedish, Ukrainian, and Russian Elites in the Time of the Great Northern War and Its Aftermaths Victoriagatan 13, A252
Hanna Filipova : Favoritism at the Court of Peter I in the Perspectives of Queer- and Gender Studies Svitlana Potapenko : “As Lived Peter on Earth, He Lives in Heaven in Glory…” or How the Ukrainian Intellectual Mykhailo Kozachynsky Constructed the Image of Peter I in 1740s T-5 CUL05 Colonial Knowledges in the Baltic Sea Region Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Johanna Skurnik : Publishing Global Knowledges and Popularizing Colonial Geographies in Finland in the 1920s Mikko Toivanen, Lisa Hellman : Coerced Circulation of Knowledge: 18th-century Swedish Prisoners of War in Russia and Central Asia U-5 MID06 Power Law, and the Market in Medieval Towns Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
James Davis : The Flow of Information in the Local Markets of Medieval England Jan Dumolyn : Economic Development and Urban Growth during the Central Middle Ages in the Southern Low Countries: a Theoretical Exercise Zrinka Pešorda Vardic, Irena Benyovsky Latin : Topography of Power: Social Topography of Ragusan Urban Elite in the Late Middle Ages V-5 WOM14 Mothers at Risk in Socialist East-Central Europe. Medical and Psychological Expertise on Healthy Motherhood in a Comparative Perspective, the 1950s-1980s Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
Natalia Jarska : Women, Preterm Birth and Socialist Medicine. The Understanding of Women’s Health in East Central Europe, 1950s-1980s Katerina Liskova : Women without (Enough) Children W-5 LAB04 Histories of Minimum Wage Struggles Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Silke Neunsinger : Minimum Wages in the Indian Bidi Industry - a Journey from Ahmedabad to Geneva Shobhana Warrier : MInimum Wages in India during the 1st Half of the 20th Century X-5 ORA09 Economic Transformation in Poland in Biographical Perspective Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136 (Z)
Jakub Galeziowski : The Origins of the Managers' era or the Escape from a Sinking Ship – Agents of Polonia Firms in Their Oral Histories Martin Gumiela : Polonia Firms as Familial Networks? The Case Study of „Sofal“ and „Interbau“. Agata Zysiak : Stories of Success, Stories of Catastrophe – Structural Blindness of Transition in Working-class Textile City of Lodz
Thursday 13 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
A-6
THE03
Roundtable: What are we doing with Collective Identity?
SEB salen (Z)
B-6 WOM08 Crime and Conjugality: Constructing Marriage in Pre-Modern Europe Volvosalen
Mia Korpiola : Spousal Behaviour and Adultery in Sweden ca. 1600 Gwen Seabourne : To Marry and to Burn: the English Common Law’s Response to ‘Petty Treason’ by Wives Justine Semmens : Definitions of Consent and Patriarchalism in Bigamy Appeals at the Parlement of Paris, 1523-1640 C-6 AFR03 Studies in African Economic History B21
Fernando Mouta : Commerce, Cooperation and Conflict in the Atlantic Coast of Africa (1435-1622) D-6 ECO06 Technology, Work, and Wellbeing B22
Guy Solomon, Joshua Rhodes : Work, Occupational Change, and Technological Adoption: Britain, 1851–1911 Hillary Vipond : Technological Change and Labour Displacement in Historical Perspective E-6 SEX11 Roundtable: Teaching the History of Sexuality in Europe B23
F-6 LAB20 The Representations of Labor as Bodily Experience: Senses, Spaces, Objects and Industrial Heritage in the Making B24
Jakub Muchowski, Marta Kurkowska-Budzan : The Coal Mining Heritage in the Making: Narratives of Bodily Experiences of Work Anu Printsmann : Inner Workings of the Landscapes of Brown Gold Kirsti Salmi-Niklander, Pete Pesonen : “Duck Lamps” and “Homers”. Changes and Continuities in the Oral Histories Related with Norms, Hierarchies and Tacit Knowledge in Högfors Ironworks during the 20th Century G-6 CRI13 The Business of Security B32
Björn Furuhagen : Policing without Police. Private Security Guards in Swedish Municipalities during the 20th Century Anders Pedersson : "It is too Easy to Steal!": Private and Public Interests in the Fight against Property Crime in Sweden ca 1935-1960 Sarah Wilson : Aligning History and Social Science Theory: Financial Crime and the Nineteenth-century Origins of Criminal Acts and Actors not Conforming to ‘Popular Stereotypes’ H-6 ELI06 WW II and After: from Totalitarian/authoritarian to Liberal/democratic Elites B33
Kaisa Hirvonen : Festivities Serving the Ideology and Constructing the Society: Volksweihnachtsfeier – the Christmas Celebrations of the NSDAP Adrian Magaldi : Alfonso Osorio: a Biography of Spanish Transition Ahti Valkonen : The Ideological Evolution of the Finnish Young Liberals in the Context of Student and Youth Radicalism from the 1960’s through to the Early 1980’s I-6 ETH23 Migration, Trade and Empire B34
Thomas Mareite : A Benevolent Empire: Exile and Politics of Relief in Havana (1790-1810) J-6 ASI05/EMPb Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session – 2 Transnational Entrepreneurship and Exploitation in the Building of Empires in Eurasia, 1500-1918 B44 (Z)
Ghulam A. Nadri : Trans-Imperial Traders of the Western Indian Ocean: the Turkish Maritime Merchants of Surat and their Commercial World in the 18th Century Noelle Richardson : The Participation and Exploitation of Autochthonous Dutch Firms and Entrepreneurs in the Opium Trade in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Asia Miki Sugiura : Colonial Housewives and the Global Empire: Women’s Generational Property Formation in the Dutch Cape Colonies K-6 LAB05b Housewives or Workers? Domestic Work and Care Work (16th-20th Centuries) II C22
Phil Lyon : The Efficient Housewife: Kitchen Narratives from 1920s’ British Newspapers Charmian Mansell : The Labour of Care in England, 1550-1700 Manuela Martini, Céline Mutos-Xicola : Domestic Work in the Urban Textile Workhop. A Comparative Perspective between Lyons and Catalunya (1830-1860) Tura Tusell Latorre : Who Performed Domestic and Care Work in Charitable Institutions? Barcelona, 1815-1900 L-6 POL06 Narrating and Representing Habsburg Post-imperial Transitions. Discourses and Historical Markers at the Local and Regional Levels in the Interwar Period C24
Anikó-Borbála Izsák : The People of Maramure?: The Symbolism of an Assumed Regional Identity Ivan Jelicic : Creating Fiume’s Italianity: Interpreting and Incorporating Local Events Through a National Lens Ségoléne Plyer : As Heard at the Marketplace. Discourses of Transition and the Northeast Bohemian Countryside in the 1920s. M-6 TEC01 The Social Impact of Infrastructure in Southeastern Europe, 1900-1970 C32
Luminita Gatejel : Turning Wetlands into “Productive” Land: River Bank Engineering in Interwar Romania Brigitte Le Normand : The Meeting of the Local, the Regional, and the Global: Urban Planning and Infrastructure in Rijeka, Yugoslavia, 1945-1970 N-6 EDU06 International Child Relief in Times of War and Crisis: Humanitarianism, Politics and Children C33 (Z)
Martina Koegeler-Abdi : Politicized Children and Humanitarianism—Comparative Perspectives on Scandinavian Children Born of War in Post-WWII Germany and Post-2019 Syria Samuël Kruizinga : ‘That curious, magical cry that penetrates everything: the cry of a hungry child’. The Politics of Children's Relief in Belgium and the United States, 1914-1918 Nazan Maksudyan : Reenacting Testimony: Child Survivors of the Armenian Genocide, Early Cinema, and Humanitarianism Johanna Sköld, Ingrid Söderlind & Joel Löw : Saving Others’ Children: Swedish Relief Committees between Humanitarian Internationalism and Domestic Agendas 1914–1950 Lina Sturfelt : ‘Double Neutrals.’ The (A)political Work of Swedish Save the Children in the Post-war Humanitarian Crisis of 1919–25 O-6 FAM04 Family, Childhood and Care. Changing Concepts of Normality and Deviance E43
Anelia Kassabova : (In-)Visibility of Institutions for "At-risk" Children in Socialist Bulgaria David Peace : ‘A Child of Misfortune’: Eugenics and Children Reception Centres in Post-War Britain Julia Reus : Morally Depraved? Insights into Institutionalized Childcare Following Incestuous acts in Westphalia/West Germany (1950s–1960s) P-6 WOM17 The Modern City and Gender Constructions (1890s-1950s) E44
Susanne Korbel : The Making of Modernity and Gender-Bending: Expressions of Urban Queerness Rachel Pierce : The Geography of the Racialized Family: Mapping Segregation DC and the Possibilities of Digital History Judit Vidiella : Haunted Cities: Medium Women in-between Materiality and Spirituality (1853-1910) R-6 HEA05 Knowledge Circulation among Europe: Strategies to Fight against Poliomyelitis Disease in France, Austria, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain (1950s-1970s) E45
Marina Hilber : Scientific Catch-Up on Polio – Austria’s Transnational Cooperations in the Fight against a Severe Health Threat (1945–1965) María-Isabel Porras, Baptiste Baylac-Paouly : ‘It’s your Congress!’: Relationships between Albert Sabin and the Institut Mérieux concerning the Production of OPV Marta Velasco-Martín, Lourdes Mariño : The Training Process of the Spanish Scientific Community Dealing with Infantile Infectious Diseases (1920-1975) S-6 LAB29 The Travels of Labour Law Victoriagatan 13, A252
Suramya Thekke Kalathil : The Factories Act and Determination of Working Hours in the Madras Presidency, 1881-1947 T-6 FAM11 Methodological Advances in Social and Economic History Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Bjorn-Richard Pedersen, Hilde Sommerseth & Lars Ailo Bongo : Manual Review and Correction of ML Transcribed Occupational Codes from the Norwegian Population Census of 1950 Lee Williamson, Eilidh Garrett : Methods and Findings from the Creating the Scottish Historic Population Database (SHPD): Auto-coding of Deaths (to ICD-10) and Occupations (to HISCO) from Large Training Datasets Richard Zijdeman : burgerLinker - Civil Registries Linking Tool U-6 RUR06 Peasant Communities and Class Differentiation in Contemporary History Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
Carlos Tejerizo-García : From Peasantries to Working Class: a Contemporary Archeology of Social Inequality in Casaio (Carballeda de Valdeorras, Ourense) V-6 ECO10 Transitions in African Trade and Health Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
Ewout Frankema, Felix Meier zu Selhausen : Africa’s Mineral Revolution in a Long-Term Trade Perspective Federico Tadei, Michiel de Haas : Crops, Prices or Policies? Why Commodity Exports in British and French West Africa Diverged after the 1880s Bram van Besouw, Michiel de Haas : Export Expansion and Colonial Coercion in British Africa during the Great Depression W-6 SOC07 Measuring Economic Inequality in Mediterranean Europe (14 - 18 CE) Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Juli Moreno Peré : Inequality Trends during the XIVth Century: the Dowry as an Indicator of Vic’s Standards of Living Albert Reixach Sala : Inequalities, Intergenerational Mobility and Local Power in Late Medieval Crown of Aragon: the City of Girona, c. 1360-c.1520 Rosa Ros, Josep Mas & Rosa Congost : Chasing the Heir. Marriage Market and Dowries in Societies with Impartible Inheritance (Northeastern Catalonia, c.1750-1800) X-6 ETH08 Racism and Anti-racism in the 1980s across Europe Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136 (Z)
Katerina Mildnerova : Social Engineering Educational Programme with Namibian children in Czechoslovakia Nikolaos Papadogiannis : Sex Worker Activists, AIDS and Anti-racism in Berlin, 1980s and Early 1990s Antonino Scalia : Students from Abroad, Political Alliances and Institutional Racism in Italy (1967-1992) Y-6 ORA05 Oral History and Handling Transitions Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 138
Bri Gauger, Isabelle Doucet : Everyday Feminism: Connecting the Women’s Movement to Activism in the Built Environment Merike Ristikivi, Katre Luhamaa : Role of Individuals during the Transition: Case-study of Estonia
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
A-7
FAM05
Framing & Negotiating Family
SEB salen (Z)
Hanna Kuusi : Paternity Legislation in the 1940-1960s’ Finland: Forensic Medicine, Legal Expertise and Gendered Politics Georgi D. Lutz : Familial Demographic Aspects of the German Parliamentarian Elite from Bohemia and Transylvania between 1867-1938 B-7 WOM06 Book Discussion. Violence Against Women in Eastern Europe - History, Law and Legacy Since Early Modern Times Volvosalen
Monika Kareniauskaite : Domestic Violence in Soviet and Post-Soviet Lithuania: Social Norms, Law and Criminal Prosecution Sharon Kowalsky : Domestic Violence in Early Soviet Russia: State Visions and Social Realities C-7 ASI03 Timely Histories of South Asia B21
Ritam Sengupta : Water and the Temporal Remaking of Peasant Production in Colonial North India, 1850s-1900s Minerwa Tahir : Karachi Harbour: Reconfiguration of Spatial Linkages and Temporal Rhythms in the Nineteenth Century Samuel Wright : Time and Imagination in Early Modern South Asia D-7 ECO07a The Eldercare Revolution: Agency and Strategy in the Care of the Aged in Early Modern Europe I B22
Heidi Deneweth : Patterns of Cohabitation for and with the Elderly in Bruges and Brussels during the 18th Century Ludwig Pelzl : Old Age, Social Mobility and Saving in South Germany, 17th to 18th Centuries E-7 SEX04 Intersectional Histories of Race and Reproduction in the 20th Century B23
Caroline Rusterholz, Laura Kelly : ‘Ban the Jab’: Depo-Provera, Class, Race, Medical Authority and Resistance in 1970s and 1980s Britain Rachell Sanchez Rivera : Exploring the Histories and Legacies of Eugenics: Population Control and the Quest for Reproductive Justice in Mexico Christabelle Sethna : In the Shadow of the Holocaust: Dr Henry Morgentaler, Anti-Semitism, and Abortion in Canada F-7 AFR04 Social History after Independence: How to Write on Africa‘s Postcolonial History B24
Hyden Munene : The Dynamics of Labour and Racial Relations in Zambia’s Copperbelt Mines, 1964-1991 Lynn Schler : Peripheral Repositories : Using the Israel State Archives to Write Nigerian History Andreas Zeman : Towards a History of Zambia’s Tractor Drivers: Possibilities and Limitations G-7 CRI07 Legal Semantics and Practice B32
Sara Butler : Inquests of Hate and Spite: what can we Learn about the Medieval English Legal System from Inquests for Bail? Christian De Vito : Sedimented Norms and Punitive Practices in the Eighteenth-century Spanish Empire Diogo Paiva : Perspectives on the Mortality of Portuguese Convicts in the 19th Century and Degredo as a Death Sentence in Disguise H-7 REL04 The School as Church - a Hidden Continuity in Nordic History 1850 - 1950 B33
Stina Fallberg Sundmark : The School as Church – Patterns of Sacrality in Space and Practice Eivor Oftestad, Merethe Roos : From Salvation Story to the National Narrative: the Role of the Jews I-7 POL08 Regulating Transnational Landownership after Trianon B34
Anders Blomqvist : The League of Nation between Economic Nationalizing and Minority Protection: Hungarian and Jewish Minorities in Interwar Romania Marius Diaconescu : Everyone is Right, Nobody is Content. Determining Compensation of the Hungarian Optants Dietmar Müller : Professionalization in Conflict: Actors and Institutions in the Romanian-Hungarian Optants’ Question J-7 ELI07 Elites in Post-socialist Societies B44 (Z)
Nina Debruyne, Georgeta Nazarska : Elites, Non-elites, and Social Transition: a Case Study of Post-Communist Bulgaria Manuchar Guntsadze : Soviet Ideology, Religion and One Song Anna Soulsby : The Formation and Re-Formation of the Managerial Elite in Post-Communist Societies: the Czech Republic K-7 FAM17 Vulnerability and Mortality C22
Tim Riswick, Mayra Murkens : A Life Course Analysis of Victims and Survivors: the Impact of Individual, Familial and Societal Factors on Cause-specific Child Mortality Risks in Amsterdam, 1856-1924 Richard Sadler, Don Lafreniere : Historical Measures of Structural Racism in the Study of Contemporary Built Environment and Health Disparities Dinos Sevdalakis : Urban Infant Mortality in Colonial Senegal: an Exploration of Causes using Vital Registration Statistics, 1880-1913 L-7 ETH09 Refugee Children during the Long 19th Century C24
Delphine Diaz : Mobilizing for Refugee Children in 1914-France Antonin Durand : Welcoming Families with Children in Post-1848 Piedmont Alexandre Frondizi : Indicted Children, Transported Children, Exiled Children in France between 1848 and 1871 : towards a Juvenile History of Popular Contention Romy Sanchez : Children and Youngsters in Cuban 19th Century Separatist Exile: Separation, Life Changes and Discrimination through the Age Lens M-7 POL01a Citizenship I: Legal Citizenship and Status C32
Jens Carlesson Magalhães : “Our Status as Citizens”: Jewish Emancipation in Sweden 1838–1870 Ivan Kosnica : Citizenship and Naturalizations in the Independent State of Croatia (Ivan) N-7 EDU07a Professions in Motion - Gender, History, and Identities. Nordic Countries 1880-2020. Part I C33 (Z)
Mervi Kaarninen : Women at the Academy – Case Finland Emil Marklund, Ólöf Garðarsdóttir : Perspectives on Teacher Recruitment and Teacher Education in the Periphery – Women Teachers in Iceland and Northern Sweden c. 1880 to 1920 O-7 AFR02/EMPc Exploiting the Empire of Others: Session - 3 Transnational Entrepreneurship and Exploitation in the Building of Empire in Africa, 1500-1918 E43
Gijs Dreijer : Dutch Imperialism Revisited: Dutch Entrepreneurs in West Africa (1850s-1910s) Stan Pannier, Catia Antunes : Austrian-Netherlands Business in West- and Central Africa: the Case of Frederic Romberg Edmond Smith : John Cloyce, Akan Entrepreneurship, and European Empires in West Africa P-7 MAT04 Negotiating and Exploiting Business Relationships: Face-to-face Credit in Quebec in the 19th and 20th Centuries E44
Brian Gettler : Underwriting Settler Colonialism: the Wendat of Wendake and Local Money Markets in the Long Nineteenth Century Mary Anne Poutanen : Serving Up Irish Hospitality on Credit: Women Publicans and Grocers’ Business Practices in Montreal, 1840-1870 Sylvie Taschereau : Negotiating Purchasing Power at the Corner Grocery: Store Credit in Interwar Montreal R-7 HEA08 The Asylum. Categorizations, Treatments and Everyday Life E45
Kristina Engwall, Anna Tunlid : “Untidy, Uneducable and Feebleminded” – the Connection between Grading Patient´s Functionality and Treating them in the Swedish Asylum of Vipeholm 1935–1962 Lena Lennerhed, Johanna Ringarp : Life, Education and Work in Swedish Epilepsy Asylums 1890-1960 Jesper Vaczy Kragh : “The Most Dangerous Criminal Lunatics”. The Rise of the Criminal Asylum in Denmark, 1918–1968 S-7 LAB28 Workers on Work Victoriagatan 13, A252
Maciej Duklewski : Worker Photography in Poland (1918-1945), a Comparative Perspective. Andjela Pepic : Privatization and Workers' Struggles at the European Periphery: the Case of Industrial Giants in Bosnia and Herzegovina T-7 CUL07 Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Women's Strikes Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Valgerdur Palmadottir : Struggle or Celebration? Solidarity and Conflicts in the Organisation of the Women's Day off in Iceland in 1975 Eva Schmitz : Fleeting Solidarity: Two Women's Strikes in Sweden in 1974 U-7 RUR07 Rural and Outdoors Tourism: a Prospective of Social and Economic Development in Marginal Areas (XIX-XXI) Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
Maria Paola Pasini, Luciano Maffi : Rural and Outdoor Tourism. History, Experiences and Prospectives in a Marginal Area in Lombardy (Italy). The Case of Valsabbia (XX-XXI) V-7 WOR10 Meet the Author: Raymond Craib, Adventure Capitalism: a History of Libertarian Exit, from the Era of Decolonization to the Digital Age (PM Press/Spectre 2022) Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
W-7 SPA04 Linked Data Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Don Lafreniere, Scarlett, Sarah & Trepal, Dan & Williams, Ryan & Juip, James & Pastel, Robert & Kitalong, Karla : Deep Mapping meets Public Participatory HGIS: the Next Generation of the Keweenaw Time Traveler Rombert Stapel, Ivo Zandhuis : The Crumb Trail from Aggregate to Observations. Linked Data to Replicate Calculations of Population Sizes in the Low Countries X-7 LAB21 The Representations of Women at Work in a Transnational Perspective during the Dictatorships in Italy, Portugal, and Brazil Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136 (Z)
Elisabetta Girotto : The Factory of Consensus. The Representation of Women in Italian Fascist Cinematographic Propaganda Lucinéia Martins : Women in Struggle under the Brazilian Dictatorial Repression (1964-1985)
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)
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