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Wednesday 18 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
H-1
SOC19
New Research on INGO's
Johan Huizinga, 004
Agata Troost, Marco van Leeuwen : War and Peace and INGOs
Wednesday 18 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
H-2
WOR09
Transnational Networks and Foreign Investment in 19th-century Southern Europe
Johan Huizinga, 004
Maria Christina Chatziioannou : Greek Financiers from the Ottoman Empire to the Greek State in the Last Quarter of the 19th Century Darina Martykanova : Building Infrastructures in the Mediterranean: Global Engineers at the Service of French Companies (1860s-1920s) Juan-Luis Simal : The Financial and Political Networks of British Bondholders and Activists: 1820-1840
Wednesday 18 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
H-3
WOR03
Entangled Gazes, Diverse Struggles: Spanish Exiles in America and Europe
Johan Huizinga, 004
José M. Faraldo : Transnational Experiences. Spanish Communists in the Popular Democracies of Central Europe Carolina Rodríguez-López : Academic Exile: Fernando de los Ríos y Alfredo Mendizabal and the New School for Social Research
Wednesday 18 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
H-4
WOR02
Comparing Narratives: Terrorism Representations and the 'Historical Continuities' Hypothesis
Johan Huizinga, 004
Andrea Francioni : British Narratives of Terrorism in India: the Colonial Discourse on Political Violence in the Interwar Years Federica Guazzini : Shiftaism in Eritrea under British Administration: Competing Narratives of Political Violence and Counter-Terrorism Lara Semboloni : Terrorism, a Concept under Construction: the Use of the Term in Mexican Congressional Debates in the First Half of the XX Century
Thursday 19 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
H-5
WOR01
The Brokers of Globalization: Business Internationalism in the twentieth century
Johan Huizinga, 004
Madeleine Dungy : The International Chamber of Commerce and Trade Politics in the League of Nations Glenda Sluga : Economic Actors, the International Chamber of Commerce, and the UN Human Environment Conference, 1969-1972
Thursday 19 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
H-6
WOR04
Food, Famine, and the End of Empire
Johan Huizinga, 004
Efrat Gilad : The Right to Slaughter: Jaffa, Tel Aviv and Slaughterhouse Politics under British Rule (1920s-1930s) Michelle Gordon, John Hennessey : Popular Imperialism and Genocide Studies: Multidisciplinary Methods for Understanding the Political Underpinnings of Colonial Violence Lola Wilhelm : Nestlé, Colonial Health, and International Organisations in West Africa in the 1950s
Thursday 19 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
H-7
WOR05
Global Concepts and Local Contestations: Discussing “Democracy”, “Rights” and “Crisis” in 20th-21st Century Politics
Johan Huizinga, 004
Valur Ingimundarson : Societal Reckoning and National Rebranding: Iceland’s Financial Crisis in a Global Context Carl Marklund : Scandotropicalism? The Nordic Responses to the Global South’s Demands for a New International Economic Order (NIEO) Robert Mohammadi Nilsson : Black Panther Party in Scandinavia Monica Quirico : Democracy in the Shadow of Hate: Freedom of Expression and Anti-discrimination Struggle in Northern Europe
Thursday 19 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
H-8
WOR06
Uncovering Hybridity in a Global Historical Perspective
Johan Huizinga, 004
Laura Hollsten : Dominicans, Haitians and Finns: Utopian Living and Racial Politics in the 1930s Dominican Republic Liesbeth Rosen Jacobson : 'The Colonial Past keeps Haunting the Postcolonial Present’. How Colonial Heritage Organisations came to Terms with the Colonial Past in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and France Johanna Wassholm : Mobile Groups and Enemy Images. Russian Itinerant Pedlars in Finland in the “First Period of Russification” (1899–1905) Kaarle Wirta : Lived Hybridity in the Danish Indian Ocean Trade (1616-1650)
Friday 20 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
H-9
WOR10
A Global War: Africa, South Europe, and Latin America in the First World War
Johan Huizinga, 004
Guillemette Martin : The Great War and its Economic and Social Impacts in the South Andean Area: the Case of Arequipa Ana Pires : Portuguese East Africa and the First World War: Civilian and Military Encounters (1914-1918) Célia Reis : Between Portugal and China: Macau during the WW1 Maria Inès Tato : Global Combats from the Margins: Argentina and the First World War
Friday 20 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
H-10
WOR11
Anarchism, Anti-colonialism, Post-socialism
Johan Huizinga, 004
Ole Laursen : The International Working Men’s Association, Anticolonialism, and the Indian Anarchists in Berlin, 1922-1933 Miguel Morán Pallarés : Anarchism and Political Violence in Western Europe (1960-1980). Between Change and Continuity Katja Naumann, Antie Dietze : Historicizing Postsocialism: Multiple Pasts and Connections in Times of Uncertainty
Friday 20 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
H-11
WOR12
Populism, Regionalism, Modernization
Johan Huizinga, 004
Devika Misra : From UNASUR to PROSUR: Populist Re-imagining of South American Integration Processes Carlos Eduardo R.Mendonça : The Wreckage of Modernity: the National Question According to Some Neglected Texts
Friday 20 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
H-12
WOR14
Sport, Migration and Identity
Johan Huizinga, 004
Joost Jansen : Changing Eligibility Rules in FIFA and IOC 1930-2016 Christian Ungruhe : Contested Role Models. Migrant Footballers between New Belongings and Persistent Exclusion Gijs van Campenhout : The Spatial Diversification of National Football Teams: the Evolvement and Sustainment of Players’ Migration Corridors within the World Cup Football, c. 1930-2018
Saturday 21 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
H-13
WOR13
Scandinavia's Global Encounter
Johan Huizinga, 004
Pablo Ortega-del-Cerro : A Look at the Globe (18th-19th Centuries): Naval Officers and the First Globalisation Kristin Ranestad, Vibe Maria Martens : Scandinavian Metals in the Asian Century (1730-1755)
Saturday 21 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
H-14
WOR07
US 'Unofficial Diplomacy' in the Asia-Pacific during the Cold War
Johan Huizinga, 004
Andrew Gawthorpe : Diplomats, Missionaries, or Con-men? American Nation-builders in South Vietnam Giles Scott-Smith : Ivan Kats, the Congress for Cultural Freedom, and the Obor Foundation: Sketching the Trajectory of a Cold War Cultural Diplomat
Saturday 21 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
H-15
POL24
New Perspectives on Human Rights and State Socialism
Johan Huizinga, 004
Sebastian Gehrig : The Eastern Bloc, Human Rights, and the Global Fight against Apartheid Michal Kopecek : The Socialist Conception of Human Rights and its Dissident Critique. East Central Europe 1960s-1980s Ned Richardson-Little : The Failure of the Socialist Declaration of Human Rights: Ideology Legitimacy, and Elite Defection at the End of State Socialism |
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