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8th European Social Science History Conference Ghent, Belgium April 2010
 
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Tuesday 13 April
   8.30
   10.45
   14.15
   16.30
Wednesday 14 April
   8.30
   10.45
   14.15
   16.30
Thursday 15 April
   8.30
   10.45
   14.15
   16.30
Friday 16 April
   8.30
   10.45
   14.15
   16.30

All days


 Tuesday 13 April 8.30 

X-1  -  CUL07: Civillian and Military Encounters during the First World War
M211, Marissal

    Network: Culture
Chair: Conny Kristel
Michael Roper Beyond containing: the First World War and the psychoanalytic theories of Wilfred Bion
Angela Smith Waiting for the Allies: British Civilian Women as Prisoners of War
Eva Krivanec Theatre Censorship in the First World War. A comparative view.
Krista Cowman, James Chapman “A Wonderful & Most Realistic Production”: watching The Battle of the Somme on the Western Front.
 

 Tuesday 13 April 10.45 

X-2  -  HIS02: Why Was it There? Geographic Approaches to Understanding Spatial and Temporal Patterns in Human Activity, Natural Phenomena and Scientific Research in the North
M211, Marissal

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Network: Geography
Chair: David Bodenhamer
Discussant: David Bodenhamer
Stefan Claesson Development of the HMAP Fishing Grounds Atlas
Tiffany Vance Mapping Cold History: patterns of oceanographic and fisheries research in the US Arctic
Alexander Nakhimovsky EventMaps: Timeline-Controlled Sequences of Annotated Google Maps for Representing Sequences of Events
 

 Tuesday 13 April 14.15 

X-3  -  ORA03: Using Narrative Biographical Data in Different Settings
M211, Marissal

    Network: Oral History
Chair: Alexander Von Plato
Irene Bandhauer-Schoeffmann Narrations and Narratives on Terrorism in Austria in the 1970s
Karoline Feyertag Transcriptions of Life: How to write a 'polyphonic biography' in a philosophical setting.
Ela Hornung Different Settings? Narrative interviews versus psychoanalytical interviews
 

 Tuesday 13 April 16.30 

X-4  -  URB02: Theorizing Gateway
M211, Marissal

    Network: Urban
Organiser: Michael-W. Serruys
Chair: Robert Sweeny
Discussant: Takashi Okunishi
Michael-W. Serruys Trade flows, transport networks and urban systems: the search for a theoretic framework
Takashi Okunishi From consumption center to gateway city: Ghent and grain circulation
Per Hallén Gateway cities – connecting to the world
Harm Kaal, Abdel El Makhloufi From airfield to airport: An Institutionalist approach of the early development of the Schiphol airport; 1916-1940
Giovanni Favero Inter-modal nodes in different ages: a case study.
 

 Wednesday 14 April 8.30 

X-5  -  HEA04: Histories of Science and Medicine in Latin America
M211, Marissal

    Network: Health and Environment
Network: Latin-America
Organiser: Paulo Drinot
Chair: Kim Clark
Discussant: Kim Clark
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
 

 Wednesday 14 April 10.45 

X-6  -  SEX04: Lewd and lascivious: dishonour, deception and dirty dancing
M211, Marissal

    Network: Sexuality
Chair: Sarah Toulalan
Discussant: Sarah Toulalan
Lisa Downing John Money's contribution to the sexological theory of paraphilia
Julie Gammon Sodomy and Dishonour in Eighteenth-Century Provincial England
Marialana Wittman The Cost of Secrecy: The Eighteenth-Century Market for Venereal Disease Remedies
Amandine Lauro "Our people has lost the sense of honest dance". African dances and the (re)definitions of "obscenity" in colonial Congo
 

 Wednesday 14 April 14.15 

X-7  -  CRI05: Police, Justice and National Borders
M211, Marissal

    Network: Criminal Justice
Organiser: Xavier Rousseaux
Organiser: Catherine Denys
Chair: Xavier Rousseaux
Discussant: Xavier Rousseaux
Catherine Denys Policing the Empire's borders: an impossible task?
Renaud Morieux Transgressing Border Controls in the 18th c.: Criminals between England and France
Ilsen About Police Borders and Migrations in West Europe, 1890-1914. Conflicts, Co-operations & Technological Developments.
Chris A. Williams The development of the British Police National Computer
 

 Thursday 15 April 8.30 

X-9  -  ELI08: Business Elites I: Women Entrepreneurs in Nineteenth-Century Europe
M211, Marissal

    Network: Elites
Network: Women and Gender
Organiser: Galina Ulyanova
Chair: José Antonio Sánchez-Román
Discussant: Martin Wottle
Discussant: Andrea Pokludova
Galina Ulyanova Female entrepreneurial elite in nineteenth-century Russia: ‘noble’ and ‘merchant’ patterns
Polly Thanailaki Female Illiteracy and Women Domestic Servants in the 19th Century Greek Society
Stefanie Van De Kerkhof Women Entrepreneurs in the Early Industrialization - A Regional Comparison of the Ruhr and Upper Silesia
 

 Thursday 15 April 10.45 

X-10  -  ELI15: Business Elites II: modernizing peripheries, transforming port cities
M211, Marissal

    Network: Elites
Chair: Kari-Matti Piilahti
Discussant: José Antonio Sánchez-Román
Piotr Korys Modernizers on the periphery. Ruling elites and choice of the patterns of modernization in Poland between 18th and 20th century
Huibert Schijf Elites in Port Cities
Aappo Kähönen Formation of Foreign and Trade Policy in New Nation-States: Case of Finnish and Estonian Bourgeois Elites, 1918-1925
 

 Thursday 15 April 14.15 

X-11  -  REL10: Religion in modernising contexts
M211, Marissal

    Network: Religion
Chair: Patrick Pasture
Victor Van Bijlert Towards a new model of Hinduism: the sociology of religion revisited
Margaret O Hogartaigh Nano Nagle and the Modernisation of Ireland
Rendel De Jong Social-Economic position and religious versus liberal affiliation, 1851-1873
 

 Thursday 15 April 16.30 

X-12  -  URB08: City in Film
M211, Marissal

    Network: Urban
Chair: John Davis
Laura Frahm Modernity's Past(s). German City Films and Urban Critique in the 1950s and 1960s
Nicola Mann Criminalizing the ‘Hood: The Death of Public Housing in the American Visual Imagination
Vânia Simões The golden age of Portuguese films - an empirical research in Lisbon
 

 Friday 16 April 10.45 

X-14  -  MID07: The medieval 'towerscape': building towers in late medieval society
M211, Marissal

    Network: Middle Ages
Network: Urban
Organiser: Bram Vannieuwenhuyze
Chair: Mario Damen
Bram Vannieuwenhuyze, Jelle de Rock Medieval urban towers: stairways to heaven or architectural dominoes?"
Katrien Lichtert The towerscape in the oeuvre of Pieter Bruegel the Elder: looking for meaning
Jan Dumolyn The Architecture of Status and Power: Late Medieval Flemish Burghers in the Countryside
Frederik Buylaert, Andy Ramandt Pinnacles of power "Elite residences in late medieval Bruges
 

 Friday 16 April 14.15 

X-15  -  CUL15: Subtitling the World Wars
M211, Marissal

    Network: Culture
Chair: Frances Gouda
Discussant: Frances Gouda
Conny Kristel To fight or not to fight. Images of soldiers 1914-1918
Eveline Buchheim Interning civilization, civilizing internment
Kees Ribbens Anne Frank as a global comic book hero? Visualizing a holocaust victim in transnational popular culture