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Wednesday 12 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
S-1
FAM01
Changing Patterns in Upper Social Strata Families in Central Europe (19th to Mid-20th Centuries)
SEB salen
Gábor Koloh : Clergy Mobility in Central Hungary in the Interwar Period Irena Selisnik, Ana Cergol Paradiž : Postwar Ljubljana: Elite Transformation after First World War Vera Slovakova, Vlad Popovici : Social Mobility of Members of Parliament in Bohemia and Transylvania in the Late Habsburg Monarchy Alice Velková : Changes in Demographic Behaviour in Families of Elite Social Classes in 19th Century Bohemia
Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
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
Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
L-3
FAM15a
Sibling Relations 1: Early Modern Noble Siblings. Situational Configurations between Alliance and Conflict
C22
Siglinde Clementi : Noble Sibling Relations in the Step Constellation. Tyrol, 16th and 17th Centuries Liesbeth Geevers : Runt of the Litter: Archduke Charles "the Posthumous" and his Many Older Siblings Claudia Rapberger : Noble Sisters in their Correspondences in 17th Century Austria S-3 FAM02a Data & Methods I SEB salen
Alan Dearle, Graham Kirby & Özgür Akgün : Linking Swedish Records Posing as Scottish Data: Exploring Linkage Methodologies, the Effects of Missing Data and the Use of Graph Databases Rick Mourits, Prats López, M. & Van Oort, T. & Ganzevoort, W. & Van Galen C. : Engaging the Crowd: Citizen Science for Historical Demography Barbara Revuelta-Eugercios, Asbjørn Thomsen & Nicolai Rask Mathiesen & Olivia Robinson & Anne Løkke : Occupation, Position in the Household and Socio-economic Status in 19th Century Denmark: Combining Historical Expertise and Automated Methods to Code Millions of Strings
Wednesday 12 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
L-4
FAM15b
Sibling Relations 2: Modes of Sharing - Siblinghood at the Turn of the Modern Era
C22
Stefani Engelstein : Sibling Structures: Nation, State, and Family Sophie Ruppel : Sharing Knowledge: Brothers in Science around 1800 Charlotte Zweynert : Shared Economies. Sibling Households of Writers around 1800 S-4 FAM02b Data & Methods II SEB salen
Göran Broström, Tommy Bengtsson : A Hazards Approach to the Biometric Analysis of Infant Mortality Olivia Robinson, Nicolai Mathiesen & Asbjørn Thomsen & Barbara Revuelta-Eugercios : Where are All the Women in our Linked Datasets? Exploring Bias in Automatic Linking Methods using Data from Link-Lives (1845-1901) Samuel Sundvall, Glenn Sandström & Johan Junkka : The Impact of Migration Flows on the Population Structure of the Northern Swedish Inland, 1900-1950
Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
L-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 Antonia Morey : The Profile of Housewives in the 1920s. A Retrospective Vision following the Population Patterns of the Balearic Islands 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 S-5 FAM03 Demography of Disability SEB salen
Josef Grulich, Vaclav Cerny : Recruits and Veterans. Military Service and its Influence for Changing the Structure of Rural Family in South Bohemia in the 18th Century Johan Junkka, Lotta Vikström & Erling Lundevaller : Family Support and Disability-related Mortality in Sweden, 1900-1959 Fredinah Namatovu, Erling Häggström Lundevaller & Lotta Vikström : Teenage Parenthood Increases the Risk for Early Use of Disability Pension: Evidence from a Longitudinal Study T-5 WOM01 ‘Who Keeps the Family’: the Tenacity of the Male Breadwinner Model in Britain Volvosalen
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
Thursday 13 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
L-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 Tura Tusell Latorre : Who Performed Domestic and Care Work in Charitable Institutions? Barcelona, 1815-1900 S-6 FAM04 Family, Childhood and Care. Changing Concepts of Normality and Deviance SEB salen
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)
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
L-7
FAM17
Vulnerability and Mortality
C22
Mads Perner : Social and Environmental Factors of Child Mortality Risk in Late Nineteenth-century Copenhagen Tim Riswick : 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 : Building HENRI: Historical Environmental Neighborhood Risk Indicators for Chronic Disease Evaluation Dinos Sevdalakis : Urban Infant Mortality in Colonial Senegal: an Exploration of Causes using Vital Registration Statistics, 1880-1913 S-7 FAM05 Framing & Negotiating Family SEB salen
Hanna Kuusi : Paternity Legislation in the 1940-1960s’ Finland: Forensic Medicine, Legal Expertise and Gendered Politics Georgi Diana Lutz : Familial Demographic Aspects of the German Parliamentarian Elite from Bohemia and Transylvania between 1867-1938 Miquel Valls-Fígols, Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora & Jordi Tur : The Importance of being Mary and Joseph: Naming Practices Transformation in the Barcelona Area, 1451 - 1880
Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
L-8
FAM16
Social and Cultural Determinants of Infant Mortality in the Past: New Insights from across Europe
C22
Stanislao Mazzoni : Mothers of the Capital: Poverty, Infant Mortality and Reproductive Health in Madrid (1916-1926) Lucia Pozzi : 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 Evelien Walhout, Frans van Poppel : Region or Rome? Explaining High Infant Mortality in the Late 19th- and early 20th-Century Dutch Catholic South: the Effects of Region and Religion S-8 FAM06 Guardians of Children, Custodians of Wealth, Opponents of Widowed Parents (16th to 18th Century) SEB salen
Margareth Lanzinger, Janine Maegraith : Contexts of Guardianship, Mothers’ Wealth and Gender-specific Lines of Conflict Manuel Mozer : Guardians for Orphans in Württemberg – Substitute Father, Educator, Asset Manager Riccardo Rossi : Guardians in Transition? Guardianships between Geographical Distance and Social Propinquity in the Italian-speaking Three Leagues, 1639-1798
Friday 14 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
S-9
FAM07
Historical Population in Eastern and Central Europa
SEB salen
Marzena Liedke, Piotr Guzowski & Radoslaw Poniat : Urban Family and it’s Rural Context. Vilnius in the End of the18th Century Markéta Skorepová : Habitual Godparents in the Bohemian Rural Society during the 19th Century. Hierarchies, Influence, and Relations in the Community Performed by the Ritual Kinship Jakub Wysmulek : Patterns of Domestic Cohabitation in Multi-cultural Lviv in the Late Seventeenth Century
Friday 14 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
L-10
FAM18
Widows, Economy and the Household
C22
Francisco Garcia Gonzales, Daniel Maldonaldo : Survive Husband. Widows and their Homes in Mediterranean Andalusia at the End of the 18th Century Kersi Lust : Who Supported Childless Widows in their Old Age? The Case of Late Nineteenth-century Rural Estonia Beatrice Moring : Widows, Economy and Family in North European Urban Society S-10 FAM09 Kinship Systems and Families SEB salen
Daniela Marza : Family Networks as Instruments of Power – Elite Women, Kinship and Public Life in Transylvania, 1850-1920 Mary Nagata : Urban Graveyard Theory Revisited in Mid Nineteenth Century Kyoto Joana-Maria Pujadas-Mora, Joaquín Ruíz : Siblings and Parents Marrying the Same Day: Simultaneous Marriages as Family Partnership Strategy in the Barcelona Area, 16th – 19th Centuries María Pamela Rubio Velasco : More than Family: the Role of Relatives in the Households of Some Spanish Rural Communities of the Mid-18th Century
Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
S-11
FAM10
Living in Uncertain Times: Families and Households
SEB salen
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 T-11 WOM13 Meet the Author: Joachim Eibach, Fragile Families. Marriage and Domestic Life in the Age of Bourgeois Modernity (1750-1900) Volvosalen
Friday 14 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
S-12
FAM11
Methodological Advances in Social and Economic History
SEB salen
Bjorn-Richard Pedersen, Hilde Sommerseth & Lars Ailo Bongo : Manual Review and Correction of ML Transcribed Occupational Codes from the Norwegian Population Census of 1950 Xander Wilcke : Discovering Causal Relationships in Historical Linked Datasets with Graph Neural Networks Lee Williamson, Chris Dibben : 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
Saturday 15 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
S-13
FAM12
Pandemics: Learning from a Deep and 'Shallow' Past
SEB salen
Hampton Gaddy, Mathias Mølbak Ingholt : Did the 1918 Pandemic Cause a 1920 Baby Boom in Europe? Hilde Greefs, Isabelle Devos : The 1870s Smallpox Epidemic in Antwerp: Intra-Urban Social Inequalities in Vulnerability Wouter Ronsijn, Isabelle Devos & Tim Soens : Social and Demographic Inequalities and the 1690s Dysentery Epidemic in the Southern Netherlands: the Case of Sint-Niklaas T-13 WOM11a Household and Home: Gender and the Dynamics of Power I Volvosalen
Anne Montenach : Gender, Work and Power Relationships in the Silk Industry: the Protoindustrial Family in Eighteenth-century Lyon Deborah Simonton : Household and Home: Girlhood in the Working Classes Sarah Toulalan : Powerless to Resist: Child Sexual Abuse in Early Modern and Eighteenth-century England
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
S-14
FAM13
Reproductive Behaviours
SEB salen
Jan Kok, Fabian Drixler : Low Fertility in a Polyandrous Society, Sri Lanka/Ceylon 18th Century Bartosz Ogórek : Polish Fertility Transition from Below. Micro-level Analysis of 1933 Polish Fertility Survey Zehra Samlioglu Berk : Lifting the Painted Veil: Honor and Illicit Sexual Relations in the 19th Century Ottoman Family T-14 WOM11b Household and Home: Gender and the Dynamics of Power II Volvosalen
Alison Duncan : Damn the Bitches: Single Gentlewomen Lodgers in Edinburgh’s Old Town Kristine Dyrmann : Gender, Family Dynamics and Relations of Power at the Danish Court in the 1790s Janine Lanza : Widowed Mothers and their Children in Early Modern Parisian Working Families – Support, Training and Legacies
Saturday 15 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
S-15
FAM14
Sibling Position and Marriage Patterns: Comparative Models in Gender Perspective
SEB salen
Claude Olry : The Metabolic Approach of a Human Population Unit Julieta Rotaru : Sibling Co-residents and Marriage Patterns in the Gypsy Population of the Nineteenth Century Wallachia Mateusz Wyzga : Sibling Position and Marriage Patterns in Rural and Urban Populations. The Case of Premodern Krakow (1548-1800) |
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