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Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
WOM02
Academic Citizenship, Persona and Gender – Exploring the Micropolitics of Inclusion and Exclusion in Science and Scholarship
Victoriagatan 13, A243
Heini Hakosalo : What’s in a Space? The Dissection Room and the Clinic as Normative and Formative Spaces in Fin-de-siècle Medical Training Kirsti Niskanen : Research Economy and Gendered Academic Citizenship in Sweden, 1920s -1950s B-2 CUL15 Social Approaches to Cultural History Victoriagatan 13, A252
Elisabeth Lobenwein : Information Transfer from Constantinople to Vienna before 1683: Actors – Strategies – Challenges Kristof Loockx : Sewers of Debauchery and Depravity? A Comparative Socioeconomic Analysis of Boston’s and Antwerp’s Sailortown, 1850-1930 Alice Reininger : The Franzenskanal. The Construction of the Tisa-Danube Canal should improve Economy in the Central Danube Basin in the End of the 18th Century. Wolfgang von Kempelen’s Steam Engine was used for Drawing Water C-2 CUL11 Tourism, Culture and Memory from 1880 until 1940: the Role of Tourism in Shaping the European Culture and Memory Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
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) D-2 ASI01 Archival Matters (?) – Rethinking Methodologies in Indian Social History B21
Catharina Haensel : The Shopfloor in the Archives – Wage Politics in Ahmedabad, 1947-58 Nokmedemla Lemtur : Labour(ers) in the Archives: Tracing High Altitude Labourers of Himalayan Mountaineering Expeditions in the Inter-war Period Vishal Singh Deo : What’s in it for the Archive? Revisiting the Archival Method as an Interrogation of Empire, Property and the Rational of Laissez-faire E-2 ECO02 Historical Legacies of the Cash Crop Boom B22
Michiel de Haas : Africa and the ‘New History of Capitalism’: Colonialism, Coercion and Cotton, 1820-1960 Thomas Westland : The Colonial Commodity Lottery: Linkages from Agriculture to Industry in the Tropics, c.1950-1970 F-2 SEX02 Catholicism, Gender and Anti-abortion Activism in Europe (1970s-Present) B23
Wannes Dupont : Turning the Tide: Vatican Opposition to Birth Control in India (1950-1977) Agata Ignaciuk, Ángela Segura-Arenas : Catholicism and Anti-abortion Activism in the Spanish 1980s Laura Kelly : Anti-abortion Activism in the Republic of Ireland, c.1980s-1990s: Gender, Emotions and Transnational Influences Sylwia Kuzma-Markowska : “The Right to Life” Behind the Iron Curtain: the Polish Anti-Abortion Movement, the Catholic Church, and the Communist State in the 1970s and 1980s Lucas Ramos : Catholics in the Age of Sexual Revolution: Homosexuality, Marriage, and Welfare in Postwar Italy (1948-1965) G-2 LAB02 Disputed Endings: How Labour Relations were Terminated in Pre-Industrial Europe B24
James Fisher : Premature Exits? The Termination of Compulsory Apprenticeships before the Statutory Age of Expiry in England 1600-1750 Teresa Petrik : Taking the Disobedient to Court: Uncovering Mechanisms of Coercion and Autonomy in 17th and 18th Century Austrian Servant Legislation Vilhelm Vilhelmsson : Strategies of Exit: Absconding from Service in Nineteenth-century Iceland H-2 CRI02 Interrogating Interrogations: Knowledge and Power in Modern Criminal Justice B32
Elwin Hofman : Experimental Interrogations: Psychology and Criminal Investigation in France and Germany, c. 1900 Laura Lammasniemi : “I’m a low down dog and I hope I get what is coming to me”: Interrogating Sexual Offences in Early 20th Century England Jennifer Sessions : Colonial Magistrates’ Tales: Interrogating Suspected Insurgés in French Algeria, 1901 I-2 THE01 Historical Peace Research as Social Science History: Theories and Categories, Peace Movements and International Diplomacy B33
Lukas Mengelkamp : Why the History of Theories and Methods Matters Christoph Weller : A Reconstruction of the Development of German Peace and Conflict Studies from a Social Science Perspective J-2 ANT01 Balancing between Social Performance and Offensive Discourse: an Intersectional Approach to Religio-Political Authority in the Greco-Roman World B34
Suvi Kuokkanen : Disparaging Low-Status Politicians in Post-Periclean Athens Marika Rauhala : Intersections of Otherness in (Ab)Use: Oriental Eunuchs in Greco-Roman Cult and Society Julietta Steinhauer : Migrant Women in the Greek Aegean: Integration, Religion, and Cross-cultural Exchange from an Intersectional Perspective Darja Sterbenc Erker : Intersectionality of Gender, Social Status and Ethnicity in Literary Devalorizations of Roman Emperors Worshipping “Foreign” Gods K-2 ELI02b Manors and Modernity. Ownership, Economy and Landscape c1750 to c1950 II B44
Brita Planck : Why did Mary have to marry Matthew? Deeds of Entail in 18th Century Sweden Göran Ulväng : Entailed Manors in Sweden – Numbers, Owners and Size 1750 to 2020 L-2 LAB01 Book Session: the Digital Factory: the Human Labor of Automation by Moritz Altenried (The University of Chicago Press, 2022) C22
M-2 ETH04 Jews, Europe, and the Business of Culture? C24
Karin Hofmeester : The Amsterdam Diamond Industry, its Workers and their Trade Union: a Local, European and Global Perspective Trisha Oakley Kessler : Searching for Refuge and Business Renewal: Jewish Refugee Hat Industrialists and Global Trade Networks 1938-1940 Angelina Palmén : Jews, Business and Bourgeois Feminism 1890-1914: Commerce and the Making of a Cultural Moment? N-2 ETH20 Intersectionality C32
Karl Monsma, Andréa Vettorassi : Intersectionality as Intertwined Trajectories: Changing Consequences of International and Internal Migrations for the Intersections of Racial, Gender and Migratory Identities in Western São Paulo during Two Periods, 1880-1914 and 1970-2000 Linda Reeder : Modern Italy and the Making of the Migrant: State Surveillance, Gender, and Mobility in the 19th century Ayse Humeyra Tuysuz : Istanbul: At the Intersection of Immigration and Trafficking (1880-1914) Julia Woesthoff, Betty de Hart : Gender and Citizenship Law in the Netherlands and (West) Germany after 1945: a Comparative Perspective on Consequences and Responses O-2 EDU02 Adapting Children to Socialist Societies: Experts at the Crossroad of State Ambition and Parental Care C33
Barbara Klich-Kluczewska : Knowledge contra Feelings. Experts’ Networks and Initiatives to Modernize the Adoption Process in Post-War Poland, 1960s-1970s José Luis Aguilar López-Barajas : From Preterm Babies into Normal and Healthy Citizens. The Expert Discourse on Long-term Development of Premature Babies in East-Central Europe P-2 MID02 Economic Inequality before the Black Death: Sources, Methods and Case-studies (1290-1348) E43
Davide Cristoferi : Economic Inequality and Socio-property Relations at the Peak of Medieval Development: Comparing Sienese Tuscany and Northern France (c. 1295-c. 1320) Sam Geens : From top to Bottom. Estimating Wealth Inequality through Elite Taxation: the Case of Fourteenth-century Bruges Laura Miquel Milian : Sources for the Study of Inequality in the City of Tortosa before and after the Black Death Q-2 TEC02 Computers, Information, and Data E44
Julia Ravanis : From Calculation Girls to System Developers: Practices and Professions in the Postwar Data Processing Centers in Sweden Viktoriya Vinik : The Digital Palestinian Pound, E-Shekel, and the Three Print Currencies: Palestine’s Search for a National Currency in Cryptocurrencies R-2 HEA02 Experiencing Madness and Disability in Early Modern Europe E45
Mari Eyice : Experiencing Disability in 17th Century Stockholm Julia Heinemann : Narrating War Disabilities in the Early Modern Habsburg Monarchy. Petitions from Soldiers and their Families Riikka Miettinen : Sensing Madness: Bodily Experiences of Mental Disability in Early Modern Sweden S-2 FAM08 Inequality and Power within Family SEB salen
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-2 WOM03a An Inclusive History of Women’s Labour Activism: Forms and Scales of Organizing and the Politics of Women’s Work I Volvosalen
Veronika Helfert : The Right to a Job: Austrian Women Labour Activists and the Question of Female Unemployment, from the Late-1940s to the 1980s Ivelina Masheva : International Labour Standards and Local Realities: Women Workers and the Enforcement of Working Time Regulations in Bulgaria, 1920s-1940s Zhanna Popova : Halina Krahelska: Labour Inspector at Home and Abroad, 1919-1931 U-2 RUR03 Connecting Social History with Environmental Sciences: the Reclamation of Exmoor Project Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
Henry French : Tenant-Farmers and the Reclamation of Exmoor, 1840-1886. Ralph Fyfe : Historical Knowledge and Contemporary Landscape Management Francis Rowney : Nineteenth-Century Agricultural ‘Improvements’ Transformed Moorland Ecosystems on Exmoor: Insights from Palaeoecological Analyses V-2 SOC03 Decolonising Empires: Transnational Actors and Social Reform in the Post-Imperial Balkan Spaces Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
Deona Cali : The League of Nations and Decolonization in Albania Jill Massino : The Global South and Socialist Romania: State and Popular Perspectives W-2 SPA02 Complex Source Analysis Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Ulf Christian Ewert, Leif Scheuermann & Susanne Rau : Contemporary Perceptions of Trade: a Spatial Analysis of Trade Fair Calendars Published in the 16th and 17th Century Maelle Le Roux : “A Midnight of Utter Despair”: Representations of the Irish Civil War in the Capuchin Annual Periodical (1930-1977) Johan Malmstedt : The Same Old Song: Harmonic Complexity in Parliamentary Speeches, 1978 - 1988 X-2 POL02 Citizenship II: Legal Citizenship and Status Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136
Anne Epstein : Public Authority, Political Agency, and Gendered Citizenship in 20th Century France Naïma Lafrarchi : Controversy at the Heart of History Teaching. Grasp 'the' Moment in 'History' 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) Y-2 ORA01 Oral History and Methodology Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 138
Alexander Prenninger : The Challenges of Secondary Analysis Irena Saleniece : The Trajectory of Latvian Lives in the Context of Sovietization (1945-1991), in Oral History and Other Types of Historical Source Samira Saramo : Mapping the Feelings of Finnish Migrant-Settler Places & Stories Petra Schindler-Wisten : The Role of the Interviewer in Longitudinal Oral History Project |
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