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Saturday 15 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
D-15
RUR02b
Compulsory Labour in Premodern Rural Europe
B21
Kilian Harrer : Enforcing the Industrious Revolution: Holidays, Fasting, and Compulsory Labour in Eighteenth-Century Poland-Lithuania Carolina Uppenberg : Contracted Coercion. The Swedish Crofter Institution in a Gender Perspective E-15 ECO14 Financial Institutions and the Tax Office in Modern Markets B22
Paolo Bozzi : Towards a New Fiscal Contract. Taxation, Inflation and Politics in Italy (ca. 1960-1990) Nurhan Davutyan : The Penetration of European Banking into Ottoman Lands during the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century F-15 LAB15 Roundtable: Conversations across Campuses, Shopfloors and Union Headquarters. Opportunities and Limitations of the Co-production of Knowledge between Activists and Scholars for Future Labour History B23
G-15 LAB26 Space and Scale in Labour Organisation B24
Anna Conrad : Workplace Democracy between 1975 and 2000 – Gaps between Talk and Action Arvand Mirsafian : Scientific Management, Industrial Peace, and Worker Resistance in Sweden Canan Ozcan Eliacik : The Development of the Lebanese Trade Union Movement and its Relationship with International Organizations (1920-75) Kyle Zarif : A New Trade Unionism for a New World Order: the Politics of Labour in the Defence Economy between Britain and Saudi Arabia, 1979-1990 H-15 WOM24 Violence against Women B32
Victoria Sophie Hazebrouck : At the Hands of the Pandemic. Analysis of Covid-19 Countermeasures in the Context of Gender Inequality and Intimate Partner Violence in Germany, 2020 Maria Cristina Osorio Vazquez : The Effects of Sex- and Gender-based Violence (SGBV) in Girls’ Education in Yucatan, México Colleen Roa : Rooted Without Land: Demystifying the Feminization of Displacement of ASEAN Ethnolinguistic Groups I-15 RUR08 The Inventories of the Rural Poor. What do they tell us? B33
Rosa Congost, Rosa Rost & Enric Saguer : The Assets of those who had Almost Nothing. The Treballadors of North-eastern Catalonia in the 18th Century Josep Mas : Forks and Napkins on the Table of the Poor. Consumption Patterns among the Rural Population at the End of the Ancien Régime (Northeastern Catalonia, c.1750-1800) Belen Moreno Claverias : Being Poor in a Rural Area of Pre-industrial Catalonia: the Alt Penedès Region in the Second Half of the 18th Century J-15 CUL11 Tourism, Culture and Memory from 1880 until 1940: the Role of Tourism in Shaping the European Culture and Memory B34
Steve Hagimont : Tourist Development, Modernization and Search for Authenticity in the Pyrenees (around 1880-1940) Petra Kavrecic : Memorial Practices and Tourism in the Borderland Territory of Western Slovenia. The Case of WWI Battlefield Carlos Larrinaga : Tourism and the Universal Exhibitions as a Cultural Phenomenon in Spain (1888-1929) K-15 ELI14 Accounting for Consumption – Account Books and the Temporal and Spatial Settings of Early Modern Consumption B44 (Z)
Johanna Ilmakunnas : Accounting Across and Over Generations: Life-cycle Perspective on Elite Consumption in Eighteenth-century Sweden Britta Kägler : Accounting for Pleasure: Counting and Managing Expenditures of Cultural Court Life (1650-1750) Marie Steinrud : Accounting for Acquisitions. Temporal and Spatial Patterns of Elite Consumption in the Accounting Books of the Ironmasters of Bergslagen, Sweden at the Turn of the 19th Century L-15 POL01 Citizenship I: Legal Citizenship and Status C22
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) M-15 ETH14 Politics and Regulation C24
Terry McBride : Scotland’s Foreigners: ‘Official’ Scottishness and ‘Foreign’ Identities, 1914-39 Mark McQuinn : Learning the Lessons of History? A Comparative Analysis of the Use of the New ‘Global Compact for Migration’ to Develop Positive Programmes for Ukrainian and African Migrants to Europe Philippe Rygiel : Birth of Global Statistics on Migrations 1850-1914 Bogdana Yordanova Todorova : Climate Migration and Challenges before Security N-15 CUL14 Rethinking Tradition: Folklore, Rituals and Arts C32
Federica Calabrese : The Glastonbury Goddess Temple: Spaces of Life, Consumption, Ancestral Rituals in a Contemporary Context Ana Machado : The ‘Irmandade de Santa Cecília de Lisboa’ in the International Context: Crossed Views on Guilds and Confraternities of Musicians in Europe and Brazil Inez Beatriz Martins Gonçalves : The Global Circulation of Musicians, Instruments and Repertories in the Long 19th Century: Luigi Maria Smido, an Italian Musician in Brazil O-15 EDU16 Changing Perceptions of Education C33 (Z)
Joakim Landahl, Anna Larsson : Exploring the Roots of Educational Sociology Anne-Li Lindgren, Sara Backman Prytz : History of State School Sex Education in Sweden (20th and Early 21st Centuries) Sasha Mullally, Anders Ottosson : Slöjd without Borders: Tracking Nordic Curricula for Holistic Health, 1890s-1920s Kiril Petkov : "Chaos" in the Classroom: Teaching Foundational Concepts from an Interdisciplinary Perspective P-15 TEC07b Dispensing and Drinking Early Modern Waters. The History of a Complex Consumable E43
David Gentilcore : Acquaroli: The Role of Water-Carriers in Early Modern Venice Merit Hondelink : Water: a Culinary Ingredient in Early Modern Dutch Printed Cookbooks Q-15 ORA04 Oral History and the Challenges of Digitization E44
Malin Jonsson : Zoom Oral History Almut Leh : “Oral-History.digital”. How Digitisation affects Archiving, Retrieving and Analysing Life Story Interviews Dennis Möbus, Lina Franken : Humans and Machines annotating Oral History Interviews. Comparing Machine Generated Topics and Human created Annotations R-15 POL19 Ethnicity, Identity Politics and Social Movements. A History of Transnational Encounters in the XXth Century E45
Carolina García Sanz : Romani Struggle for Recognition and the Red Power Movement in 20th Century Canadian History Jennifer Illuzzi : The Catholic Church and Italian Romanies after World War II María Sierra Alonso : ‘We Roms’: a Case Study of Holocaust Memory, Ethnic Identity and Political Provocation in the Post-World War II Rocío Velasco de Castro : Embracing Moroccan Otherness? Representations of Moorish Identity in Spanish Colonial Ideology S-15 FAM08 Inequality and Power within Family SEB salen (Z)
Paul Puschmann, Yuzuru Kumon & Mohamed Saleh : Household Size and Composition in Nineteenth-century Egypt Mikolaj Szoltysek : Patriarchy, Patrilocality, and Female Life Cycle Service in Historic Europe Raquel Tovar Pulido : The Dowry in Castilian Law and its Characteristics in Southern Spain in the 18th Century T-15 WOM16 Gender and War Volvosalen
Laurie Stoff : Amazons and Saintly Saviors: Historical Analogies and Russia’s Women in World War I Ilari Taskinen, Risto Turunen, Ville Kivimäki : Gender and Language of Emotions in War: Finland 1939–1944 |
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