Wed 12 April
08.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Thu 13 April
08.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Fri 14 April
08.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Sat 15 April
08.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
All days
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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
Lukas Boser :
“He loved Teaching and he loved his Students.” The Teaching Profession in the Context of Social Desirability
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
Eero Hyvonen :
ParliamentSampo - Parliament of Finland on the Semantic Web 1907-2022
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
Network:
Material and Consumer Culture
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Chair:
Bruno Blondé
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Organizers:
Bruno Blondé, Anne Sophie Overkamp, Jon Stobart |
Discussant:
Anne Sophie Overkamp
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Elizabeth Harding :
A Risky Profession in Transition: Selling Art and Books at Early Modern German Auctions in 18. Century Leipzig
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
Kerry Bristol :
Buying Old? Selling New? Auctioneers and St James’s Square, London, in the Long Eighteenth Century
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
Jan Hadlaw :
A ‘Hello Girl’ with a ‘Big Dial’: Gender, Automation Anxiety, and Displays of Technological Expertise in Interwar Telephony
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
Networks:
Urban
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Women and Gender
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Chair:
Maja Hultman
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Organizers:
Maja Hultman, Christina Reimann |
Discussant:
Christina Reimann
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Sophie Cooper :
Liminal Habits: Female Religious Orders and the Transformation of Urban Space, 1850-1900
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
Isabelle Bouchard :
Land and Credit Markets in the First Nations Community of Odanak (1830-1865)
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
Christine Fertig :
Exotic Substances in Northwest Germany. Trade and Knowledge Production in the 18th Century
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
Networks:
Labour
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Women and Gender
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Chair:
Eileen Boris
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Organizers:
Elya Assayag, Sohee Ryuk |
Discussant:
Eileen Boris
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Elya Assayag :
Unstitching the Domestic Sphere in Colonial Morocco (1912-1956): Collecting Historical Evidences through Embroidery
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
Jonas Albrecht :
Between Moral and Market Economies. Regulating Bread in Vienna, 1775-1885.
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
Li Eriksdotter Andersson :
Work or Wheat? Frictions of Production and Consumption in the Swedish Trade Union Movement, 1914-1945
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
Emily Baines :
Dresses for Matrons and Girls: Age-Defined Fashion in the Interwar Period
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
Johan Junkka, Lotta Vikström & Erling Lundevaller :
Family Support and Disability-related Mortality in Sweden, 1900-1959
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
Q-14
WOM21
Women's Movements, Women's Activism and Gender Roles
E44
Judit Acsády :
’Charity is to be Replaced by Social Work.’ First Wave Feminists’ Engagements in the Development of the Theory and Practice of Social Work in Hungary before and during WW1S
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
Network:
Oral History
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Chair:
Linde Apel
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Organizers:
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Discussants:
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Annabel de Ruijter, Jeoffrey van Woensel :
Towards a Connected Digital Oral History Collection: Interview Collection (ICNV) Dutch Veterans Institute
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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