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Wednesday 18 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
J-1
POL01
Gendered Politics
Johan Huizinga, 025
Nupur Chaudhuri : East India Company and British Marriage Market in India Simone Diender : “Politics” as the Art of the Deal: Neutral Definitions of Politics in the Twentieth Century My Klockar Linder : Transnational Pronatalism: Collaboration and Family Policy Exchanges in the Baltic Sea Area in the 1940s Timothy Rees : Politics, Pistols and Prostitutes: Male Culture and Spanish Communism, 1919-43
Wednesday 18 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
J-2
LAT01
Cesarean Operations, Fetal Baptism, and Obstetrics in the Iberian Atlantic World
Johan Huizinga, 025
Elizabeth O'Brien : Fetal Life, Maternal Death, and the Caesarean Operation: between Catholic Doctrine and Popular Metaphysics in the Americas Zeb Tortorici : Native Body and Soul as Laboratory: Translating Desire and Baptizing Fetuses in New Spain Adam Warren : Interrogating the Presence and Absence of Postmortem Cesarean Operations Across Spain's Empire
Wednesday 18 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
J-3
CRI16
Police and Policing in the Past and Present
Johan Huizinga, 025
Joanne Klein : English Police in the Age of Social Media Haia Shpayer-Makov : Policing the Peace Movement during the Great War Ilkay Yilmaz : Photographs and Identification: Ottoman Police Photographs
Wednesday 18 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
J-4
POL32
Minorities and the Emerging Nordic Welfare State in the 20th century
Johan Huizinga, 025
Otso Kortekangas : Nationalism without a State. The Early Twentieth Century Sámi National Movement as Reflected in Sámi-language Prose and Verse Hanna Lindberg : Including and Excluding Minorities in the Finnish Welfare State. The Case of the Finland-Swedish Deaf, c. 1950-2000
Thursday 19 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
J-5
CRI17
Gender and the Courts
Johan Huizinga, 025
Claudia Septimia Sabau : Hopeless Souls, Criminal Minds. Women Judged for Crime in the District of Nasaud (North-Eastern Transylvania), between 1861 and 1876 Ariadne Schmidt : Migration, Mobility and Female Defendants in the Dutch Criminal Courts, c.1600-1800 Marian Weevers : Women and the State Labour Institutions 1886-1934 Charlotte Wildman : Women, Fraud and Family in Post-War Britain
Thursday 19 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
J-6
LAT03
Public Health, Race and the State in Latin America
Johan Huizinga, 025
Kim Clark : Race, Nation and State in Public Health Encounters in Highland Ecuador (1908-1945) Paulo Drinot : Combating Venereal Disease in Peru, 1930s-1950s
Thursday 19 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
J-7
LAT02
Histories of Gender and Women’s Empowerment in Latin America
Johan Huizinga, 025
Jael Goldsmith Weil : Standing on the Shoulders of Others: Generations of Feminism and Reflections about Feminist Futures Jadwiga E Pieper Mooney : Feminist Translations across Generations: #NiUnaMenos, #MeToo, and Chile’s Mayo Feminista in Historical Perspective Marcela Vasquez-Leon : Colombian Refugees in Ecuador: Women’s Empowerment as a Tool for Conflict Resolution and Food Security
Thursday 19 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
J-8
CRI18
Prison and Prisoners' Experiences
Johan Huizinga, 025
Valentine Dewulf : Work and Resistance in Colonial Prisons. The Case of the Belgian Congo (1908-1960) Helen Johnston : The English Prison during the Second World War: the 'Blitz', Evacuation and Impact of War Anette Larner : Reconsidering Transference of Prison Ideology from Holland to Denmark in the Early 17th Century Jo Turner, Professor Helen Johnston : Disability and the Victorian Convict Prison
Friday 20 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
J-9
LAT04
Race, Ethnicity and Anarchist Praxis in Early 20th Century Latin America
Johan Huizinga, 025
Steven Hirsch : Regional Perspectives on Peruvian Anarchism and Indigenous Emancipation (1898-1927) Kirwin Shaffer : Anarchism, Race, and Ethnicity in Cuba and Panama, 1900-1920 David Struthers : An “Incomprehensible” Affinity: Native Americans, Race, and Mexican Revolutionaries in the United States, 1907-1915
Friday 20 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
J-10
POL37
Real Existing Post-Socialism in Eastern Europe: Continuities and Ruptures
Johan Huizinga, 025
Jill Massino : The Visible Costs of the Market: Women, Employment, and the Family in Post-socialist Romania John Paul Newman : Balkan Legacies: the Legacies of War and Socialism in Southeastern Europe Markus Wien : Post-Socialism in Bulgaria: Really Existing?
Friday 20 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
J-11
LAT05
Labour and Politics in Latin American History
Johan Huizinga, 025
Alexandre Fortes : The 1942 Antifascist Demonstrations and the Rise of Brazilian Populism Jose Antonio Gutierrez, Renán Vega Cantor : Luddism in Reverse: Mechanisation and Workers’ Protest among Sugar Cane-cutters, Cauca Valley, Colombia Francielle Uchak : Workers of the Matarazzo Frigorífico in Paraná (Brazil) 1920-1940
Friday 20 March 2020
16.30 - 18.30
J-12
POL05
Roundtable: Challenges for Political History?Historians Today
Johan Huizinga, 025
Saturday 21 March 2020
08.30 - 10.30
J-13
CRI19
Local Courts and Popular Justice
Johan Huizinga, 025
Óscar Bascuñán Añover : Popular Justice in Spain,1895-1923 Amy Bell : Community Feeling, Cop Murder and Capital Punishment in Canada, 1976 Zehra Samlioglu Berk : Who Murdered Mestan Aga? Justice and Revenge in the Reform Ages of the Ottoman Empire Karol Siemaszko : Political Crimes in Communist Poland (1945-1950) in the Light of Judicature of Selected Polish Regional Courts
Saturday 21 March 2020
11.00 - 13.00
J-14
WOM23
Gendered Experiences of Politics
Johan Huizinga, 025
Roberta Lexier : The Lewis Family Business: Including Women in Left Political History Satu Lidman : Shame – an Instrument of Control in Past and Present? Hannah Adebola Aderonke Okediji : Gaining Access to Fundamental Human Right by Women in Nigeria 1960 - 2019
Saturday 21 March 2020
14.00 - 16.00
J-15
EDU02
A History of Children’s Voice and Representation, the UNCRC 1989 in Perspective
Johan Huizinga, 025
Jonathan Josefsson, Bengt Sandin : The voice of children / young people - a threat or an opportunity. Voting rights and eligibility in 20th century Sweden Didier Reynaert : The Children’s Rights Movement in Flanders: a Social Movement of or for Children? Chris Willman : The Working Children’s Movement, the Right to Work and Labour Laws in Bolivia: Issues of Voice and Representation |
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