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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 

H-1  -  LAB10: Working for the film and tv industry part I (double session)
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Labour
Organiser: Andrew Dawson
Andrew Dawson ’Flexible Specialisation’ and New Hollywood: Time for a Paradigm Shift?
Sean Holmes No Room for Manoeuvre: Star Images and the Regulation of Actors’ Labour in Silent-Era Hollywood
Olof Hedling New Creative Cities in Scandinavia? Or, is the European Creative Class too Underprivileged, Undercompensated and Reluctant to Leave their Urban Backgrounds to Contribute to Regional Regeneration?
Katrien Pype Fathers, Patrons and Clients: Social and Economic Aspects in the Production of Television Drama in Post-Mobutu Kinshasa
Clare Wilkinson-Weber Making Faces: Competition and Change in the Production of Bollywood Film Star Looks.
Ikechukwu Obiaya Behind the Scenes: The Hidden Face of Nollywood
Alison Smith A Place Behind the Camera: Women Working as Cinematographers in France
 

 Tuesday 13 April 10.45 

H-2  -  LAB10B: Working for the film and tv industry part II (double session)
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Labour
Organiser: Andrew Dawson
Chair: Aad Blok
 

 Tuesday 13 April 14.15 

H-3  -  HIS03: Economy 1: Transport, Economy and GIS
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Technology
Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Chair: Ian Gregory
Discussant: Ian Gregory
Sedef Akgungor, Yaprak Gulcan & Vahap Tecim A GIS Approach for the Analysis of Regional Development Effects of the Road Network in Turkey
Yesim Kustepeli, Ian Gregory Railroads, Population Growth and Economic Development: A Comparative
Ana Alcântara, Nuno Miguel Lima Regional patterns of attractiveness and accessibility to railways in Portugal (1890-1930)
Luis Silveira, Daniel Alves The Construction of the Modern Transport Network and Regional Population Distribution in Portugal (1801-1940)
 

 Tuesday 13 April 16.30 

H-4  -  TEC04: Economy 2: Railways, Agricultural Development and Urbanization in Britain, France and Spain, 1840-1970
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Technology
Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Chair: Anne Mccants
Discussant: Anne Mccants
Ian Gregory Where Can I Get the Train? Accessibility to Railway Transport in Great Britain, 1840-1950
Laia Mojica Gasol Measuring the impact of railways on urbanization through GIS: a case study of the Iberian Peninsula and France.
Robert Schwartz, Ian Gregory Railways and Agrarian Change in Rural Britain and France, 1850-1914
Thomas Thevenin, Arnaud Banos Exploring space and time dimensions of agriculture and population change in France, 1830 to1930
 

 Wednesday 14 April 8.30 

H-5  -  HIS04: Economy 3: The Rural Economy and Society: GIS Approaches
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Geography
Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Chair: Robert Schwartz
Discussant: Robert Schwartz
Mary Kelly, A. Stewart Fotheringham Spatial Variations in Population Dynamics: A GIScience and GWR Perspective using a Case Study of Ireland 1841-1851
George Vascik Marschbauern, Landarbeitern, and Nazis: A spatial and statistical analysis of the impact of the unionization of the rural proletariat in northwest Germany, 1918-1930
Merijn Knibbe Using GIS to Pinpoint Differences between Agricultural Areas
 

 Wednesday 14 April 10.45 

H-6  -  ELI11: When Elites Dream of Empires
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Elites
Chair: João Marcelo Ehlert Maia
Discussant: João Marcelo Ehlert Maia
Ewa Kociszewska The dream of a French Empire of Henry de Valois, King of Poland (1573)
José Antonio Sánchez-Román Henri Coudreau and the dream of a French Empire in the Amazon
 

 Wednesday 14 April 14.15 

H-7  -  SEX05: Sex and violence
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Sexuality
Chair: Julie Gammon
Discussant: Julie Gammon
Brett Shadle Sexual Violence in Kenyan Courts, 1963-2008
Kim Herburt Sadomasochism in swedish discourse: A story of abuse, rape and sex murders
Svein Atle Skålevåg, Dag Stenvoll The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Representations of Buyers and Sellers of Sex in the Norwegian Criminal Law Debates, 1890s and 2000s
 

 Wednesday 14 April 16.30 

H-8  -  Networkmeeting Elites
Hortazaal, Pauli

   
 

 Thursday 15 April 8.30 

H-9  -  HIS07: Urban GIS 1: North America 1
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Network: Geography
Network: Urban
Chair: Don Debats
Discussant: Don Debats
Deryck Holdsworth, Susan W. Friedman Hospitality at Central House in Farmington, New Hampshire: accommodating the shoe industry at the onset of the Great Depression
Robert Sweeny Making a Market: Property ownership in downtown Montréal during the 19th century
Gergely Baics Mapping Household Provisioning, New York City, 1790-1860
François Dufaux, Sherry Olson The house that Jack built, and rebuilt, in Montreal
Aaron Raymond Denny Regrade (1893-2008): Expanding the Historical Narrative through GIS
 

 Thursday 15 April 10.45 

H-10  -  HIS08: Urban GIS 2: Europe
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Network: Geography
Network: Urban
Chair: Deryck Holdsworth
Discussant: Deryck Holdsworth
Erwin Steegen Mining and labour. A historical GIS for the Euregio Meuse-Rhine
Eva Chodejovska, Jiri Krejci The GIS of Prague - the first steps
Jean Luc Pinol To build up an Atlas of Parisians 1780-2008
 

 Thursday 15 April 14.15 

H-11  -  HIS09: Urban GIS 3, North America 2
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Network: Geography
Network: Urban
Chair: Aaron Raymond
Discussant: Aaron Raymond
Laura Perry GIS and History – Manufacturing, Memphis, and the Great Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878
Jan Reiff New Deal Geographies: Visualizing the WPA City Guides with Hypercities
Don Debats Social and Political Heterogeneity: Discovering and Understanding Spatial Patterns in Two Nineteenth Century American Cities
Don Lafreniere, Jason Gilliland & Sherry Olson & Patrick Dunae & John Lutz Residential Segregation and the Built Environment in Three Canadian Cities, 1881-1961
 

 Thursday 15 April 16.30 

H-12  -  RUR12: Enquiries, Agrarian Interests and Response to Economic Change, c. 1860-1900
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Rural
Organiser: Nadine Vivier
Chair: Nadine Vivier
Discussant: James Simpson
Discussant: Juan Carmona
Daniel Samson Ontario's 1880 Royal Commission on Agriculture
Giuliana Biagioli The "Jacini Enquiry" in Italy, 1877-1885
Anton Schuurman Enquiries, Agrarian Interests and Response to economic change, c. 1860-1900. The case of the Netherlands
Andras Vari (1953-2011) The 1879-80 enquiry on agriculture in Hungary
 

 Friday 16 April 8.30 

H-13  -  HIS10: Computational Methods
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Chair: Gunnar Thorvaldsen
Discussant: Gunnar Thorvaldsen
Luis Mendes Gomes, Hélia Guerra & Mário Viana Studying portuguese royal inquiries: past, present and future
Gabriele Franzmann, Jürgen Sensch The creation of a search-supporting infrastructure for the Historical Social Research - HISTAT (research and download system) as a feature of infrastructural service
 

 Friday 16 April 10.45 

H-14  -  HIS06: Data Resources for Historical Research
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Chair: Onno Boonstra
Discussant: Onno Boonstra
Patrick Manning, Siddharth Chandra A Historical Gazetteer for Federated Datasets: Steps in the World-Historical Dataverse Project
Brett Abrams NARA and the Development of the Geospatial One Stop’s Historical Collections Community
Robert B. Smith Why Nazified Germans Killed Jewish People: Insights from Agent-Based Modeling of Genocidal Actions
 

 Friday 16 April 14.15 

H-15  -  HIS12: Historical Research with GIS Data
Hortazaal, Pauli

    Network: Historical Computing and GIS
Chair: Trevor Harris
Discussant: Trevor Harris
Alexander Von Lünen "Small is beautiful" -- towards a Micro-Historical GIS
Onno Boonstra GIS, historical data and historical research - the NLGIS example
Torsten Wiedemann, Sven Vrielinck & Eric Vanhaute Making maps with HISSTAT, the database of local Belgian statistics (1800-1970): a project in progress