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Wednesday 18 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
A-1
ECO29
State Building, Inter-Regime Competition and the Great Depression of the 1930s
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Matti Hannikainen, Jari Eloranta & Aappo Kähönen : Between Stronger States? Finland, Sweden and the Soviet Union during the Interwar Period Gudmundur Jonsson : The Emergence of an Agrarian Welfare System in Iceland B-1 ECO02 Bookkeeping, Intermediation and Financial Organizations in Early Modern Europe P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Anne Murphy : Managing ‘Neglect of Duty & Inattention to Business’ at the Eighteenth-century Bank of England Christopher Pihl : Credit-building Practices: Riksens Ständers Bank (the Bank of the Estates of the Realm) on the Swedish Credit Market 1668-1700 Patrik Winton : Servants of Liquidation: the Clerical Staff at the First Debt Office in Sweden, 1719–1723 P-1 ECO33x Transnational Social Democracy and European Economic Policy in the 1950s-1960s Lipsius, 148
Sigfrido Ramirez Perez : The Rise and Fall of the Keynesian Conception of Competition Policy (1962 – 1986) Brian Shaev : “The Economy is Our Destiny”: Socialists and the Birth of European Competition Law, 1950 – 1962 Karin van Leeuwen : Pieter VerLoren van Themaat and Dutch Social Democratic Thinking about Competition Law
Wednesday 18 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-2
ECO01
Bonds, Abodes and Banks: the Consequences of Compensated Emancipation in the British Empire
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Igor Martins : More with Less? The Effects of Slave Emancipation on Productivity in the British Cape Robert Ross : Accommodation and Resistance in Cape Town: the Housing of the Manumitted and the Development of Slum Landlordism after 1838 Christie Swanepoel : Bank Shareholders and Family Connections: did Networks among Shareholders Influence Success? B-2 ECO11 Early Financial Markets in Europe and Asia P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Íñigo Ena Sanjuán : Municipal Debt and State-formation in the Eighteenth-century Crown of Aragon Jaco Zuijderduijn : Imprisonment for Public Debt: Merchants, Loan Guarantees, and Reprisals in the Medieval Economy ZA-2 POL11 Money, Gender and Political Citizenship: Economic Voting Restrictions in the Nordic Countries Before and After Universal Suffrage Van Wijkplaats 4, 005
Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir, Thorgerður Thorvaldsdóttir : Suffrage, Gender and Class. Women’s Suffrage and the Construction and Constraints of a Lawful Citizen in Iceland Eirinn Larsen : “Secondary to the Economic Man”: Suffrage, Capital and Gender during the Long Nineteenth Century Fia Sundevall : “Money is the Name of Citizenship Rights”: Economic Restrictions on Universal Suffrage, Sweden 1921– 1945
Wednesday 18 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
A-3
ECO04a
Creditors, Debtors, and Early Financial Markets (c. 1300-1800) I
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Giuseppe De Luca, Marcella Lorenzini : Credit, Public Debt and Social Stability in Spanish Milan (XVIth C.) David Kusman, Jean-Luc Demeulemeester : Revisiting Graeber’s “Everyday Communism” in the Light of a Medieval Debt-enforcement Custom: being Hostage in an Inn for a Debt in the Low Countries between ca. 1250-1350 Benoit Maréchaux : Funding Businesses in the Early Modern Mediterranean: Marco Centurione’s Galley Enterprise, Genoese Credit Networks and the Piacenza Exchange Fairs (1612-1621) Tawny Paul : Incarceration and the Enforcement of Debts in Eighteenth-century Britain B-3 ECO23 Relocation or Resilience? Household Textile Production and Consumption in a Global Comparative Perspective P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Aditi Dixit : Textile Production and Household Labour in India and Japan c. 1890 to 1940 Katharine Frederick, Elisevan Nederveen Meerkerk : Household Textile Production in Java and East Africa Compared Faheem Rokadiya : Industrialization and the Continuation of Household Textile Production in the 18-19th Century UK and 20th Century China: a Diachronic Comparison L-3 LAB19 Welfare Capitalism in the 19th Century's Central Europe Johan Huizinga, 023C
Svatopluk Herc : Welfare Capitalism in Bohemia: the Case of the Workers Houses’ Construction in Pilsen-Karlov, 1907-1916 Zdenek Nebrensky : Welfare Facilities in the Central European Towns in the Second Half of the 19th Century W-3 SPA07a Spatial Analysis of Population Geography and Occupational Structure I: New Data and New Methods Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Michael Pammer : Inconsistencies in Austro-Hungarian Occupation Censuses in the Late 19th Century Filipa Ribeiro da Silva, Hélder Carvalhal & Jaime Reis : Occupational Structures in Mid-eighteenth-century Portugal: a Preliminary Assessment
Wednesday 18 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
A-4
ECO04b
Creditors, Debtors, and Financial Organizations in Early Modern Europe (c. 1300-1800) II
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Matteo Pompermaier : 'Wine and Cash': Inns, Bastioni and the Venetian Credit Market (18th Century) Lisbeth Rodrigues : From Private to Public Credit Market: Institutional Creditors and Investment Patterns in Eighteenth-century Portugal Thomas Max Safley : Financial Markets and Financial Mediation in Eearly Modern Europe: Qestioning the Transition from Personalized to De-personalized Exchange Riina Turunen : Bill of Exchange as a De-personalizer of the Credit Markets? Evidence from a Late-comer Country J-4 POL32 Minorities and the Emerging Nordic Welfare State in the 20th Century Johan Huizinga, 025
Hanna Lindberg : Including and Excluding Minorities in the Finnish Welfare State. The Case of the Finland-Swedish Deaf, c. 1950-2000 W-4 SPA07b Spatial Analysis of Population Geography and Occupational Structure II: Occupational Geography and Spatial Economics Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Jacob Field, Leigh Shaw-Taylor : Creating a New Economic History of London: Occupational Change and Urban Growth, c. 1600-1900 Robin Philips : Continuity or Change? The Spatial Evolution of Industry in the Netherlands and Belgium (1820 – 2010) Konrad Wnek, Lidia Zyblikiewicz : Spatial Analysis of the Occupational Structure of Galicia's Population in the Second Half of the 19th Century
Thursday 19 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
A-5
ECO22
Personal and Network Lending across the World
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Dan Bäcklund, Tony Kenttä & Kristina Lilja : Working-class Lending in Sweden at the Time of the First World War Elise Dermineur : Peer-to-Peer Lending Networks in Pre-Industrial Finland Maanik Nath : A Failed Experiment in Rural Cooperation: Credit Societies in Madras 1930-60 Thierry Nootens, Nathalie Ricard : Local Money Market and Social Relations in Arthabaska County, Quebec, Canada, 1880-1930 Göran Ulväng, Sofia Murhem : Church Endowments used for Credit in 18th and 19th Century Rural Sweden B-5 ECO19 Inequality, State Capacity and Fiscal Redistribution in Preindustrial Europe P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Mario Holzner : Estimation of the Gross Domestic Product in Prussia from 1688-1806 Mikolaj Malinowski, Marek Minakowski : While the King is away the Magnates will play; Power Concentration, Clientelizm, and the Demise of an Early Parliamentary Republic, a Case of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Auke Rijpma : Social Spending and the Standard of Living during Early Industrialisation
Thursday 19 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-6
ECO13
Financing the Real Economy: Echoes from the Past, 1300-1975
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Eoin McLaughlin : Fringe Banking and Financialisation: Pawnbroking in Victorian Ireland Ruben Peeters : Serving the Smallest Firms: Public Loan Guarantee Funds in the Netherlands, 1915-1978 Josje Schnitzeler : Financial Care for Orphans and Cheap Credit for the VOC: the Orphan Chamber of Batavia B-6 ECO16 Geospatial Economic History of Southeast European Regions, 1840-1940: a Cross Examination of Population and Economic Geography P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Efe Erünal : Understanding Intergenerational Life and Occupational Cycles in the Mid-Nineteenth Century Ottoman Empire through Record Linkage Uygar Karaca : Comparing Agricultural Productivity and Land Use among Regions of Bulgaria, 1840s-1890s Nikola Rakovski : Mapping the Revolution: a Spatial Analysis of Popular Protest in Post-Crimean War Bulgaria Akin Sefer, Aysel Yildiz : Migration Networks in the Ottoman Balkans in the Nineteenth Century
Thursday 19 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
B-7
ECO30
Multiple Determinants of Health in History: New Quantitative Analyses of Interventions, Growth and the Environment in Europe and Japan during Industrialization
P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Daniel Gallardo Albarran : Cyclical Mortality and Sanitation in Germany, 1890-1913 Kota Ogasawara : Metal Toxicity and Fetal Health: Industrial Pollution in Industrializing Japan Sakari Saaritsa : Typhoid for All? The Determinants of Unequal Responses to a Shared Waterborne Health Shock during the Great Typhoid Epidemic of the City of Tampere, 1916
Thursday 19 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
A-8
URB05b
Living and Working in a Bustling District near the Port: the Diversity of Sailortowns around the World II
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Tomas Nilson : The Landlady as (Social) Network Node in Sailortown, 1880-1930. The Case of Gothenburg Christina Reimann : The Mutual Impact between Migration and Pleasure Culture in Gothenburg’s Port Area (c. 1880-1925) Mathias Seiter : Challenging Authorities and Boundaries: Sailortowns in German Naval Ports, c. 1871-1918 B-8 ECO31 Reassessing Moral Economy. Economic Ethics and Practices of Religious Communities from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Paul Franke : Taking the “Sin” out of Sin City? The Moral Economy of Gambling in Las Vegas 1945-1969 Martin Lutz : What does “Simplicity” mean in Modern Capitalism? The Economic Ethics of Mennonites, Amish and Hutterites in North America Tanja Skambraks : Charitable Banking and Ethics of Credit in Late Medieval Italy: Franciscans and Monti di Pietà
Friday 20 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
A-9
ECO14a
From Baltic See to Mediterranean Sea. Financial Capacity of the States in the Late Middle Ages and the Beginning of the Early Modern Period (15th-17th Centuries) (part 1)
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Laurynas Sedvydis : All the Grand Duke's Lenders: Creditors of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania from 1492 to 1569 Tomasz Zwiazek : Customs in Polish Crown in the 2nd Half of the 16th Century, and their Fiscal and Economy Aspects in the Mutual Relations B-9 ECO27 Causal Connections of Environmental Shocks and Human Disasters P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Timo Myllyntaus : Malthus and the Northern Baltic Sea Rim Evaluating the Importance of the Economic Margin for the Survival Jens E. Olesen : Grain and Foodstoffs for Finland 1918-1919 according to Foreign Affairs´ Reports from the United States, England and Scandinavian Countries
Friday 20 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-10
ECO14b
From Baltic See to Mediterranean Sea. Financial Capacity of the States in the Late Middle Ages and the Beginning of the Early Modern Period (15th-17th Centuries) (part 2)
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Piotr Guzowski : Clergy as a Tax Payers in the Kingdom of Poland in the 15th and 16th Centuries Georgios Liakopoulos, Elias Kolovos : The Evolution of the Ottoman Fiscal System from the Fifteenth to the Sixteenth Century; the Case Studies of the Taxation Cadastres from the Peloponnese and Salonica B-10 ECO28 Wars, Economic Elites and Strategic Choices. Resilience in Times of Duress, Low Countries 1790-1950 P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Hilde Greefs, Dirk Lueb : Smuggling as an Evasion Strategy. International Smuggling Networks of Economic Elites in the Southern Netherlands during the French Period Hein Klemann : The Industry in Belgium and the Netherlands: Two Ways to Cope with the German Occupation, 1940-1944 Keetie Sluyterman : Dutch Beer Industry during Three Different Periods of War Q-10 LAB17 Quantifying Alterity in the World of Labor and Economics: Attempts, Difficulties, and Effects Lipsius, 227
Laure Piguet : How Were Labor Conditions in Soviet Russia Understood and Measured? The International Labour Organization Inquiries of the 1920s Léa Renard : Between Mobility and Alterity: Shifting Significations of Migration in French and German Statistics (1880-1914 and 1990-2010) Béatrice Touchelay : Debates and Controversies about Statistics of Industrial Activity in the Belgian, British, and French Empires during the Interwar Period: to Record or not to Record Native Activities?
Friday 20 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
A-11
ECO06
Developing Economies: Colonialism, De-Colonisation, and Economic Development in Southeast Asia and Africa
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Pim de Zwart : Globalization and Inequality in Late Colonial Indonesia Mark Hup : Corvée Labor and State Officials in Colonial Indonesia. B-11 POL21 The Micro Practices of the Household State P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Julie Hardwick : Catholic “Internal Missions,” Households, and Youthful Sexuality in a French City Nina Koefoed, Karin Hassan Jansson : Micro-level Authority and Social Responsibilities in the Nordic Household States Janay Nugent : Beyond the Patriarchal Household: the Multiple Models of “Holy Households” embraced by the Reformed Kirk of Scotland, c.1560-c.1660. H-11 WOM09 Women and Work: a Comparative Historical Examination of the Contribution of Women to the Economy of Four Countries, circa 1700-1921. Johan Huizinga, 004
Beatrice Zucca Micheletto : Migration and Labour Market in Preindustrial Turin in the “Long Eighteenth-century” (1705-1858): a Gender Approach
Friday 20 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
F-12
EDU12b
The Rise of Education across World Regions: Qualitative and Quantitative Evidence II
P.N. van Eyckhof 3, 002
María José Fuentes-Vásquez, Irina Espana Eljaiek : Coffee tastes Bitter: Education, Child Labor, and Coffee Economy in Colombia during the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Charlotte Le-Chapelain : Learning Outside the Factory: a Cliometric Reappraisal of the Impact of Technological Change on Human Capital Accumulation David Mitch : Continuity and Change in the Rise of Female Literacy during both the White and the Islamic Revolutions in Iran, 1960 -2000 N-12 ECO24 Structural Change in African Economies since 1830: an Occupations Perspective Lipsius, 005
Gareth Austin : The Comparative History of Occupational Structure and Urbanization across Africa: Design, Data and Findings Erik Green, Rory Pilossof : Changes in the Occupational Structures in Malawi, c. 1930-2010: a Story of Structural Continuity? Emiliano Travieso : What Happened to the Workshop of West Africa? Trade, Taxes, and Textiles in Northern Nigeria, c. 1890-1930s
Saturday 21 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
A-13
ECO17
Household Budgets from Pre-industrial Europe
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Viktor Borisov : Peasants’ Economic Activities and Wealth in 17th-century Western Siberia: Assessing the Limits of Personal Consumption Jane Humphries, Sara Horrell & Jacob Weisdorf : Working for a Living? Women and Children’s Labour Inputs in England, 1260-1850 Anne Mccants : Institutional Budgets and Living Standards in Early Modern Amsterdam Tim Soens : Mapping Food Inequalities before 1850: an Exploration of the Potential of Household Accounts in the Low Countries L-13 LAB29 Political Regimes, Development and Labour: Histories of Industrialization and Deindustrialization Johan Huizinga, 023C
Touraj Atabaki : Oil, Labour and Developmental State. A Critique of the Critique. Iran (1962-1977) Florian Probst : Was there an Industrious Revolution in Germany? Agata Zysiak : Fallen Cities - Deindustrialisation and Working Class in Comparative Perspective - Lodz (Poland) and Detroit (USA) W-13 SPA09a H-GIS of Transport Networks, Population and Economic Development: Frontiers in Reconstructing Time HGIS for Transport Infrastructure I Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Petrus J. Gerrits : GIS-mapmining of Specific Road Types from an Historical Map Series using Automatic Feature Extraction and Machine Learning Claire Lagesse : Reading Road Networks through Time: how Structural Changes affect Territorial Accessibility Christophe Mimeur : Hierarchy of the French Railway Network: Rules of Network Science or Empirical Choices?
Saturday 21 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
A-14
ECO18
Inequality and Social Mobility in Preindustrial Europe
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Erik Bengtsson, Mats Olsson : Inequality and Social Class, West Sweden 1715 Antoni Furió : From Peasants to Knights. Inequality and Social Mobility in Mediterranean Spain in the Late Middle Ages Wouter Ronsijn, Wouter Rijckbosch : Deconstructing Trafficking: Building Migrant Women's Rights Sergio Sardone : Economic Inequality in the Kingdom of Naples (Apulia), 1500-1800 ca. B-14 POL22 Conceptualizing the Relationship of Politics and Economy P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Ilkka Kärrylä : How Political Concepts become Obsolete – the Case of ‘Economic Democracy’ Nicolas Simon : Coopetition in the Early-Modern Spanish Monarchy: the Case of the Low Countries (16th-17th C.) D-14 ECO32x "Reforms" in Early Modern Europe: a Critical Reexamination of a Key Notion P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 004
Adriana Luna-Fabritius : Reform in Early-Modern Italy: the Creation of Modern States Göran Rydén : Knowledge, Skills and the Oeconomia of Steel. The Practice of Work and Discursive Changes in Eighteenth Century Sweden Keith Tribe : Staatsbildung, Bureaucratisation, and Reform in Prussia L-14 ASI02 Industrialization in Northeast Asia: Transnational Perspectives of the Early Phase, 1930s to 1950s Johan Huizinga, 023C
Susanne Stein : From Colonial Capital to Motor City: Industrialization and Urban Reconstruction in Changchun, 1945-1958 Limin Teh : Geopolitics, Coal Production, and Labor Processes in Fushun Coalmine, 1946-1950 Bas Van Leeuwen, Jieli Li & Leo Lucassen : The Effect of Korean Border Migration on Yanbian Prefecture (China), ca. 1890-present W-14 SPA09b H-GIS of Transport Networks, Population and Economic Development: Multimodal GIS - Methodologies and Insights II Matthias de Vrieshof 2, 004
Dan Bogart : Market Access and Urban Growth in England and Wales during the Pre-steam Era Anne Bretagnolle : Modelling the Transformation of the French Inter-urban Exchange Space (1733-1833)
Saturday 21 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
A-15
ECO26
Grain Trade Networks in the Early Modern Europe: Producers, Merchants and Institutions
P.N. van Eyckhof 1, 003C
Aleksander Panjek : Urban Merchants vs. Peasant Traders. The Parallel Grain Trade in Early Modern Slovenia Andrea Zanini : Genoese Businessmen and Grain Trade in the Early Modern Age: Organisation and Strategies B-15 ECO25 The Great War and the Economies of East Central Europe P.N. van Eyckhof 2, 002
Jure Stojan : Quantifying the Black Market: Economic and Social Dimensions of Food Price Inflation during the Great War Tamás Vonyó : Military Spending in the Habsburg Empire during the Great War: Evidence from the Confidential Statistics on War Contractors |
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