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Wednesday 12 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
Q-1
EDU01
„At the time, I started with pretty much desire to do my own job well“ . Motivation and Emotions of West-German and Swiss School Teachers in the 1970s and 1980s
E44
Andreas Hoffmann-Ocon : "Commitment and Disappointment" – on the Psychologization of the 'Teacher-Student Relationship' in German-speaking Switzerland Sylvia Kesper-Biermann : How “1968” Transformed Schooling. Teacher-student Relationships in Hamburg, 1970s–1980s
Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
Q-2
TEC02
Computers, Information, and Data
E44
Julia Ravanis : From Calculation Girls to System Developers: Practices and Professions in the Postwar Data Processing Centers in Sweden Viktoriya Vinik : The Digital Palestinian Pound, E-Shekel, and the Three Print Currencies: Palestine’s Search for a National Currency in Cryptocurrencies
Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
Q-3
MAT01a
Auctions and Households. Comparative Perspectives across the Globe, 17th-20th Centuries I
E44
Emma Hart : Selling People: The Auction as a Commercial Tool of the Early American Slave Trade Jozias Kole, Bruno Blondé : Elite Household Estate Auctions in Eighteenth-century Antwerp and Amsterdam. A Comparative Exploration of Changing Practices and Values Jon Stobart, Sara Pennell : ‘Genteel and Modern’: Auctioning the Household Belongings of Church of England Clergy, 1760-1840
Wednesday 12 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
Q-4
MAT01b
Auctions and Households. Comparative Perspectives across the Globe, 17th-20th Centuries II
E44
Kristina Lilja : The Paths of Demand: the Auction Trade of Clothing in Sweden, 1830-1900 Anne Sophie Overkamp : A Window of Opportunity – the Country House Sales at Haus Hueth, 1792-1827 Claudia Ravazzolo : Public Auctions of Household Effects in Urban and Rural Bern (17th and 18th Century)
Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
Q-5
MAT02
Consumer Decisions: Professional Women’s Advice on Energy Transitions, 1870-1965.
E44
Abigail Harrison Moore : ‘Lady Experts’ and Housewives. Mediation, Women and Energy Transitions Ruth Sandwell : Energy Consumption Professionals: the Role of Home Economists in the Transition to Fossil Fuels Cameron Tailford : Women as Consumers of Inter-war Radio
Thursday 13 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
Q-6
WOM17
The Modern City and Gender Constructions (1890s-1950s)
E44
Susanne Korbel : The Making of Modernity and Gender-Bending: Expressions of Urban Queerness Rachel Pierce : The Geography of the Racialized Family: Mapping Segregation DC and the Possibilities of Digital History Judit Vidiella : Haunted Cities: Medium Women in-between Materiality and Spirituality (1853-1910)
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
Q-7
MAT04
Negotiating and Exploiting Business Relationships: Face-to-face Credit in Quebec in the 19th and 20th Centuries
E44
Brian Gettler : Underwriting Settler Colonialism: the Wendat of Wendake and Local Money Markets in the Long Nineteenth Century Mary Anne Poutanen : Serving Up Irish Hospitality on Credit: Women Publicans and Grocers’ Business Practices in Montreal, 1840-1870 Sylvie Taschereau : Negotiating Purchasing Power at the Corner Grocery: Store Credit in Interwar Montreal
Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
Q-8
MAT05
The Old German Empire in 18th Century Global Trade
E44
Felicia Gottmann : “Prussians” Trading to the East Indies in the 1750s Magnus Ressel : A Colonial History of Provincial Germany from Below: a Value Chain Analysis of Colonial Products from Bordeaux into Central Europe Jutta Wimmler : Berlin goes Global: Insights from the Dyestuffs Trade, c. 1720-1760
Friday 14 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
Q-9
WOM18
Threading Gender and Craft: the Gendering of Craft and the Crafting of Gender in Periods of Change and Unrest
E44
Anders V. Munch, Rau Ulf Lenskjold & Vibeke Riisberg : Crafting Platforms - Student Rebellion, Gender Struggles and Collectivism in Danish Crafts 1969-77 Sohee Ryuk : The “Golden Hands” of the Carpet Weaver: Images of Village Carpet Weaving in the Soviet Union, 1924-1945 Wendy Wiertz : Lacemaking, Gender Roles and Humanitarian Aid in the First World War
Friday 14 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
Q-10
MAT06
The Politics of Urban Food Provisioning (1700-1900)
E44
Dennis De Vriese : Price-setting, Free Market and Back again. Meat Price (De)regulation in Early Nineteenth-century Brussels Jessica Dijkman, Matthias Berlandi : The Discourse on Grain and Bread in North-German and Baltic Cities, Late 18th – Early 19th Century Robin Rose Southard : "Malice and Hate": Food Sellers and Litigation in 18th-century Brussels Michael Zeheter : The Four Consumption Regimes of Mineral Water (1800 to the Present)
Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
Q-11
MAT07
War, Crisis and Consumption
E44
Anna Inez Bergman : Consuming Contraceptives: Business Strategies for Navigating Radical Changes in Consumer Patterns during the Second World War 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
Friday 14 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
Q-12
MAT08
Marketing Goods in the 20th Century
E44
Mona Rudolph : A Valuable Commodity? Commodity Chain, Commodification, and Perception of Diamonds from Colonial Namibia from 1920 to 1950 Will Wilson : IVA 65, Cold War Culture, and the Masculinity of Modernity
Saturday 15 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
Q-13
FAM03
Demography of Disability
E44
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
Q-14
WOM21
Women's Movements, Women's Activism and Gender Roles
E44
Leonie Kleinschrot, Felix Berth : In Defiance of Socialism: Gender Role Attitudes in the Late German Democratic Republic Elisavet- Ioanna Litsiou : Women’s Movements and their Roles in Crisis. Spain 1936-1939. Germany, 1929-1933
Saturday 15 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
Q-15
ORA04
Oral History and the Challenges of Digitization
E44
Malin Jonsson : Zoom Oral History Almut Leh : “Oral-History.digital”. How Digitisation affects Archiving, Retrieving and Analysing Life Story Interviews Dennis Möbus, Lina Franken : Humans and Machines annotating Oral History Interviews. Comparing Machine Generated Topics and Human created Annotations |
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