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 Wednesday 14 April 8.30  |
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| X-5 - HEA04: Histories of Science and Medicine in Latin America |
| M211, Marissal |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Paulo Drinot
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Chair: Kim Clark
Discussant: Kim Clark
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Paulo Drinot Taming Venus: VD policy in Peru, c.1900-1950
Patience A. Schell Friends, Foes and the Invention of Science in Nineteenth-Century Chile
Matthias Vom Hau Nationalism and Health Policy in Argentina and Mexico
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| Wednesday 14 April 10.45 |
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| L-6 - LAT02: Transnational Anarchism in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1890s-1920s |
| Room D14, Pauli |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Steven Hirsch
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Chair: Bert Altena
Discussant: Davide Turcato
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Steven Hirsch Anarchist Trails in the Andes: Transnational Influences and Counter-Hegemonic Practices in Peru's Southern Highlands, 1905-1928
Kirwin Shaffer Contesting Internationalisms: Transnational Anarchists Confront US Expansionism in the Caribbean, 1890s-1920s
Geoffroy de Laforcade Anarchist Federative Networking in Latin America: The Impact and Legacy of the Argentina Regional Workers’ Federation (F.O.R.A), 1901-1930
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| Wednesday 14 April 14.15 |
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| L-7 - LAT01: Gender and the Politics of Exile in the Latin American Diaspora: From Historical Analysis to Contemporary Agency |
| Room D14, Pauli |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Jadwiga Pieper Mooney
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Chair: Barbara Luethi
Discussant: Jadwiga Pieper Mooney
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Jeffrey M. Shumway “To Begin Again to Conquer our Country”: Mariquita Sánchez in Exile
Lizette Jacinto Montes Alice Rühle-Gerstel and Feminism as a Praxis: Reflections in Exile in Mexico, 1936-1943
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| Wednesday 14 April 14.15 |
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| Y-7 - ORA07: New Perspectives on Memory, History, and Truth |
| M212, Marissal |
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Network: Latin-America
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Chair: Albert Lichtblau
Discussant: Karine Vanthuyne
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Ulla Savolainen Re-evaluating the Opposition between Myth and History as Testimonies of the Past
Raya Cohen The Palestinian Naqba: Whose Perspective Determines the Truth?
Bruno Comparato The amnesty between memory and reconciliation in Brazil: dilemmas of a political transition not still concluded
Joanna Cichecka The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo – demands for memory, justice and truth: dealing with human rights violations
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| Thursday 15 April 14.15 |
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| S-11 - POL20: Historians as Citizens: Political Interventions in the Americas |
| M101, Marissal |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Margaret Power
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Chair: Ido de Haan
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Margaret Power Historians and Political Engagement: The Strengths and Challenges of Conducting Research on a Movement with which You Work
Andor Skotnes Politics, Citizens, and Nation
Barbara Weinstein Professional Politics: A View from the Presidency of the American Historical Association
Temma Kaplan Historians as Citizens: Political Interventions in the Americas”
Teresa Meade Historians and Political Practice: Some Thoughts about the US, Latin America, and Beyond
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| Thursday 15 April 16.30 |
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| D-12 - LAT03: Historical Ethnographies of Latin American States I: State Imaginings |
| Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Kim Clark
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Chair: Barbara Weinstein
Discussant: Barbara Weinstein
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Elizabeth Kiddy Creating Brazil: Territory and the State in Nineteenth Century Brazil
João Marcelo Ehlert Maia Ideas and State Action; the case of Central Brazil Foundation
Esben Leifsen Public welfare reform, social work and the protection of the child in the mid 20th century Quito, Ecuador
Jadwiga Pieper Mooney Regulating Reproduction and Sexuality to Cast a Modern Nation: The Gendered Legacies of Military Dictatorship in Chile
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| Friday 16 April 8.30 |
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| D-13 - LAT04: Historical Ethnographies of Latin American States II: State Institutions and Employees |
| Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Kim Clark
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Discussant: Paulo Drinot
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Kim Clark Public Health and State Formation in Highland Ecuador, 1908-1950
David Cahill Labyrinths of Power: Colonial Bureaucracy as an Ethnological System
A. Ricardo López ‘We Want Our Professionals to be Loved’: Middle Class Formation and State Ruling in Bogotá (Colombia) during the first years of the Cold War
Brett Troyan The Colombian central state 1958-1965: transforming rural inhabitants into indigenous citizens"
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| Friday 16 April 10.45 |
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| D-14 - LAT05: Historical Ethnographies of Latin American States III: Local Entanglements with the State |
| Artiestenfoyer, muziekcentrum |
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Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Kim Clark
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Chair: Lessie Jo Frazier
Discussant: Lessie Jo Frazier
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John Collins Prostitution’s Bureaucracy and the Nation’s History: Buildings, People, and Moral Evaluation in the Cradle of Brazil
Karine Vanthuyne Authoritarianism as “Embodied Terror”? Surviving “non-citizenship” in postcolonial and post-genocide Guatemala
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