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Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
A-11
FAM10
Living in Uncertain Times: Families and Households
SEB salen (Z)
Dennis Fahlgren : The Family as an Old-age Assurance Strategy, Sweden 1890-1960 Siegfried Gruber, Daniel-Armin Djumic : The Influence of Occupations on Household Formation in Urban Southeast Europe Dalia Lenarte : Single Individuals in the XIXth Century Lithuanian Peasant Community Glenn Sandström, Mojgan Padyab & Haruko Noguchi & Rong Fu : Changes in Demographic and Socioeconomic Determinants of Living alone among Women in Sweden and Japan since the 1990s B-11 WOM13 Meet the Author: Joachim Eibach, Fragile Families. Marriage and Domestic Life in the Age of Bourgeois Modernity (1750-1900) Volvosalen
C-11 ECO17 The Cause and Consequences of (a Lack of) State Capacity B21
Gudmundur Jonsson : Economic Inequality in Preindustrial Iceland: a Study of Wealth Distribution in 1703 Piotr Korys, Maciej Tyminski : Fighting Inequality. The Spatial Dimension of Economic Development in Communist and Post-communist Poland (1950-1995) D-11 POL15 Science, Medicine and State Politics B22
Hannah Proctor : Technologies of the Inner Self: US Social Science, Projective Testing and the 'Soviet Mind' at the Dawn of the Cold War Anastassiya Schacht : International Advocacy Groups Opposing the Political Use of Psychiatry in the USSR of the 1970-1980s Vaclav Smidrkal : Antifascists into Patients. Transnational Medical Knowledge and War Participants’ Welfare in Czechoslovakia after 1945 E-11 SEX06 Sex Wars: Sex Work, Trafficking, Tourism, and Porn after 1945 B23
Sonja Dolinsek : The Contested Meaning of “Sexual Labor” in the Era of the World Women’s Conferences Christopher Ewing : Criminal Travels: German Debates on Sex Tourism at the Turn of the 1990s Paul Horntrich : Obscenity, Soft and Hard: the Changing Regulation of Pornography in 1970s Austria Mariah Larsson : Swedish Sex Wars: Pornography Debates in Sweden from the 1960s to the 2020s Nora Lehner : Regulationism, Female Sexual Labor, and Male Desire – Commercial Sex in Austria from the Mid 1940ies until the Mid 1970ies F-11 LAB16 Roundtable: Durable Inequality and Work in Amsterdam and the Dutch Colonial Empire 18th-20th Centuries B24
H-11 REL07 Religion, Identity and Politics B33
Maija Grizane : Religious Holidays under Sovietisation: the Case of Russian Old Believers in Latvia Lukasz Kozuchowski : Peasants’ Attitudes towards the Catholic Clergy in the Kingdom of Poland around 1900 I-11 ANT07 Roman Port Cities: Places, Processes, People B34
Arja Karivieri, Katariina Mustakallio : Multicultural and Multiethnic Harbour Cities: New Perspectives, New Challenges Lena Larsson Lovén : People at Work in Roman Port Cities of the Western Mediterranean Madelaine Miller : Roman River Ports-boundaries and Urban Structures J-11 WOM22 Gender and Women's Stories, Narratives B44 (Z)
Pauline Mari Hernando : Of Women and Corporeal Experiences: A Critical Inquiry on the Grotesque Politicking in the Philippines Emily January Petersen : Diverse Histories: Responsibly Expanding Research Practices to Marginalized Communities Sneha Krishnan : How to tell a Murder Mystery: Race, Domesticity, and Violence in Colonial Madras K-11 LAB30 Journeymen Associations in Southern Europe at the End of the Ancien Régime: an Assessment C22
José A. Nieto Sánchez : Rebel Journeymen: Artisan Skills, Organisation, and Protest in Modern-era Madrid Juanjo Romero : Journeymen Associations of Barcelona after the Abolition of the Guilds (c.1830-1855) Brendan von Briesen : An Orderly Rebellion: the Journeymen Guilds of Barcelona (c.1760-1830) L-11 ETH01a Cambridge History of Global Migrations New Insights in the History of Global Migrations – Forced, Labour and Business Migrants, 1500-2000 C24
Monique Laney : Give Me Your ‘Best and Brightest’: On the Social Impact of Global STEM Migration to the United States Erik Odegard : Typologies of Migration in European Long-distance Trade M-11 RUR11 Rural Politics and Political Activism in the 19th and 20th Centuries C32
Peter Gray : The Tenant League and the Irish Famine, 1846-55 N-11 EDU11b Workers’ Education. Enlightenment, Education, and Empowerment II C33 (Z)
Valentina Kezic : Wissen ist Macht! – The Role of the Labor Movement in Workers' Education in Croatia in the Late 19th Century O-11 MID04a Seigneurial Power and Peasant Agency in the Crown of Aragon during the Late Middle Ages. I E43
Mario Lafuente Gómez : Centralised Feudal Rents and Peasant Economy in Aragon at the Beginning of the Reign of Peter the Ceremonious (1336-1346) Núria Pacheco Catalán : Landscape Transformation in Tortosa (Catalunya, Spain) after the Christian Conquest (1148-1213) Vicente Royo Pérez : The Peasantry and the Government of Rural Communities in the Kingdom of Valencia (XIIIth-XVth Centuries) P-11 MAT07 War, Crisis and Consumption E44
Oliver Kühschelm : The Moral Imperative of Patriotic Consumption under Military and Economic Threat. How the “Buy Austrian Goods”-campaign of the 1920s Imagined its Early Modern Forerunners Iryna Skubii : Consumption under Extremes: Feral Animals and Famines in the Soviet Land Fia Sundevall, Nikolas Glover : Making the Moral Home Front Citizen: Gendered Gift Economy and National Mobilization in Neutral Sweden R-11 HEA11 Therapy Crossing Borders E45
Daniela Koleva : ‘We cannot Travel Abroad, but at Least our Body Organs can’: Pituitary Gland Export from Communist Bulgaria Kristina Popova : Luminal. the 'Pavlovian' Session in 1950 and the Campaign to Treat Hypertension and Rheumatism with Sleep Therapy Dora Vargha : Making Political and Medical Subjects: Treatment in the Hungarian Hospital in North Korea 1950-57 Markus Wahl : Treating Addiction that could not Exist: Addiction, East German Doctors, and Western Methods in the German Democratic Republic S-11 POL20 From the Age of Revolution to the Age of Decolonization: (Re)Defining Black Freedom in the Atlantic World Victoriagatan 13, A252
Manar Ellethy : “I Don’t Want What You Think I Want”: Black Visuality Between Freedom and Abstraction in 1960s Documentary Film Christine Mertens : “To Live and Die in the Land of their Nativity”: Negotiating Black Freedom & Movement in the Early Republic Marcella Schute : The African Apprentice Bill: A Covert Effort to Reopen the Transatlantic Slave Trade in Louisiana T-11 ETH16 Theory Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Stefan Manser-Egli : Shared Values as an Integration Requirement: the Complicity of Social Science Anna-Lisa Müller : Constructing Migration and Otherness. Understanding the Social Power of Classifications and Statistics Silvia Pedraza : Transnationalism among Immigrants: Economic, Political, Cultural Dorota Praszalowicz : Poles in Seattle 1890-2020: toward a Conceptualization of Immigrant Experience U-11 WOR03 Philanthropy and Field Work in the Age of Revolutions (circa 1780s-1830) Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
Matilde Cazzola : The Philanthropic Origins of Social Science in Britain (Late 18th - Early 19th Centuries) Miriam Franchina : A French Catholic Undercurrent of Abolitionism Between Senegal And Haiti? Abbé Giudicelli’s Critique of the Slave Trade in the 1820s Megan Maruschke : Ethnic Benevolent Societies in Philadelphia during the Age of Refugees, 1790s-1820s V-11 SOC12a Social Mobility I Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
Gabriel Brea-Martinez, Finn Hedefalk & Vinicius Souza Maia : The Long-Term Effects of Childhood Poverty in Adult's SES Attainment. How Important is the Neighborhood? (Sweden, 1939-2015) Felix Meier zu Selhausen, Marco H. D. van Leeuwen & Jacob Weisdorf : Father-to-Son Social Mobility in Colonial Freetown, 1860-1960 Jordi Joan Tur Escandell, Gabriel Brea-Martinez & Joana-Maria Pujades-Mora : Socioeconomic Mobility and Economic Inequality in the Long Run in Southern Europe: the Area of Barcelona, 16th- 19th Centuries W-11 SPA06 Urban History Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Ewa Kazmierczyk : Social Mobility in the Early Modern Town. A Spatial Approach Michal Slomski : The Apple does not Fall Far from the Tree. Family Ties as a Factor Shaping Socio-spatial Relations in Small Pre-industrial Town: Case of Dolsk (Poland) in the First Half of the 17th Century X-11 CUL02 Anarchist and Anti-Authoritarian Cultural Politics in Europe and the Americas, Late 1800s-Late 1900s Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136 (Z)
Constance Bantman : Anarchist Cultural Politics in France before 1914 and its Global Dissemination Montse Feu : Antifascist Graphic Art in U.S. Hispanic Periodicals (1936-1975) María Migueláñez Martínez : Anarchist Publishing in the Americas. Strategies, Rhythms of Production, and Cross-border Circulation of Books and Knowledge in the Continental Libertarian Movement (1890-1910) Louie Dean Valencia : Acting Up in Post-Franco Spain: Dismantling the Queerphobic State during the HIV/AIDS Crisis Y-11 POL11 Individual Leaders and Mass Politics Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 138
Karin Dupinay-Bedford : The Heroic Figure of the Maquis: a Vector of Political Integration and a Societal Assertion. The Case of Rhonalpin from 1945 until 1995 Eva Gómez Fernández : Racial Supremacism: Kaúlza de Oliveira de Arriaga (1970-1984) Zeth Isaksson : Blood and Soil – How Historical Inequalities in Landownership Contribute to Spatial Variations in the Support for the Radical Right Johannes Lindvall, Guillem Amatller : The Telegraph and Turnout: Evidence From Sweden |
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