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Sixth European Social Science History Conference
22 - 25 March 2006
 
 
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All rooms are equipped with an overhead projector
Rooms C, D, E, F, G and H (H only on Saturday): slide projector (framed slides, carrousel. There are extra carrousels available to set up your presentation in advance)
Rooms C, D, M, N, O, U and Committee Room 2: beamer to connect your laptop. You have to bring you own laptop. (If you want to use your Apple notebook, please contact us, as it may be incompatible.)
Rooms C, T and U: VCR
 
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Wednesday 22 March
   8:30
   10:45
   14:15
   16:30
Thursday 23 March
   8:30
   10:45
   14:15
   16:30
Friday 24 March
   8:30
   10:45
   14:15
   16:30
Saturday 25 March
   8:30
   10:45
   14:15
   16:30

All days


  Wednesday 22 March 8:30 

A-1  -  SOC01: Care, Discipline and Training in Orphanages and Other Charitable Institutions in the 17th and 18th centuries
Room A

    Network: Social Inequality
Organiser: Thomas Adams
Chair: Thomas Adams
Discussant: Thomas Adams
Valentina Tikoff Exploitation or Education: The Labor of Seville’s Orphanage Wards, 1681-1831
Laurence Marcoult Work for the Idle Poor? Realities of “The Great Confinement” at the Hôpital-Général of Paris in the Eighteenth Century
Thomas Max Safley Controversies over Child Care and Discipline in Eighteenth-Century Germany
Alysa Levene The Survival Prospects of European Foundlings: the London Foundling Hospital and the Spedale degli Innocenti of Florence, 1741-77
 

B-1  -  ETH20: Gender and Migration I
Room B

    Network: Ethnicity and Migration
Chair: Marlou Schrover
Discussant: Marlou Schrover
Deniz Ünsal The Multicultural Ordeal: Race, Nation and Sexuality in Dutch Postcoloniality
Donna Gabaccia Gender and Interdisciplinary Field-Building in
Eleonore Kofman Gendered Migrations, Social Reproduction and Welfare Regimes: new dialogues and directions
Betty De Hart Dual Citizenship and Identity
 

D-1  -  ORA16: Anchoring Memory: Space, Place, Object
Room D

    Network: Oral History
Chair: Selma Leydesdorff
Katrina Powell Public and Private Memories of Displacement: Narrating Removal and Relocation
Leyla Neyzi Narrating Memory at Home and in the Street: Conflict over Identity in a Historic Neighborhood in Istanbul
Graciela De Garay Building a persuasive professional public discourse to build the Mexican modernist city of the 20th century
 

E-1  -  RUR04: Elites and progress in agriculture
Room E

    Network: Elites
Network: Rural
Chair: Nadine Vivier
Discussant: Nadine Vivier
Richard W. Hoyle Landowning elites and progress in English agriculture, 1500-1800
Stefan Brakensiek Experts and progress in agriculture, Germany 1750-1850
María Dolores Muñoz Dueñas Élites, liberal reformation and development in Spanish agriculture (1750-1868)
Laurent Bourquin Country Gentlemen and Noble Agronomists. Agriculture and Noble Identity in Modern France (XVIth-XVIIIth Century)
 

F-1  -  HEA01: Big People
Room F

    Network: Health
Chair: Sanjoy Bhattacharya
Discussant: Patrick Zylberman
Esteban Rodriguez Ocaña Gustavo Pittalugia (1876-1956): Science as a weapon for social reform in time of crisis
Socrates Litsios Selskar 'Mike' Gunn (1883-1944): A born imaginative Leader
Anne Hardy, Nils Rosdahl Building confidence in biological products: Thorvald Madsen, Denmark and International Health between the wars
Lion Murard Health policy between the international and the local: Jacques Parisot in Nancy and Geneva (1919-1939)
 

G-1  -  POL17: Justice and Statebuilding I
Room G

    Network: Criminal Justice
Network: Politics
Chair: Matthijs Lok
Zacharoula Kouki The right to Reform and the reform of Right: the show trials of the late 60s in the Soviet Union
Michail Sotiropoulos State building through Law formation: the role of university (law) professors in the case of 19th century Greece and Italy
Dimitris Kousouris Justice, Ideology and Politics of Liberation: The Winners' Law as Established by the Trials of Collaborators and War Criminals. Greece, Italy and France
 

I-1  -  POL01: Europe at Liberation : Western Europe
Room A-2

    Network: Politics
Organiser: Nele Beyens
Chair: Ido de Haan
Nele Beyens Contending for Power after the Dutch Liberation
Peter Romijn, Remco Raben Political transitions in wartime and postwar Europe and Asia: the Dutch and Indonesian cases compared
Johannes-Dieter Steinert British Humanitarian Assistance in Northwest Europe during and after the Second World War
 

J-1  -  THE02: "Lieux de memoire" in Europe: National Receptions and Appropriations of a Historiographical Concept
Room J

    Network: Theory and Historiography
Chair: Stefan Berger
Sarah Gensburger "Les lieux de mémoire" in France: from a concept to a realm of memory
Benoît Majerus "Lieux de mémoire" - a European paradigm?
Sonja Kmec "Lieux de mémoire" in Luxembourg: (de)constructing "identities"
Chantal Kesteloot Belgian "lieux de mémoire": an impossible project?
 

K-1  -  WOM23: Varieties of Feminism I: International Perspectives
Room K

    Network: Women and Gender
Chair: Bonnie Smith
Discussant: Bonnie Smith
Silke Neunsinger, Pernilla Jonsson Feminine Finances. Funding the socialist and bourgeois women's movement - a transnational approach
Anne Revillard Bringing the movement within the state: the Comité du Travail féminin (1965-1981), or the unknown origins of French state feminism
Florence Binard Biology, Sexuality and the Sexual Order in Relation to Feminism in the 1920s in Great Britain
 

L-1  -  FAM01: International Families I. Aristocratic Networks and Court Societies
Room L

    Network: Family and Demography
Organiser: David Sabean
Chair: David Sabean
Discussant: Simon Teuscher
Gabriel Piterberg Ottoman Political Households: An Alternative Model of Kinship
Matt Vester The Courtly Ties of a Renaissance Transalpine Dynasty: The Savoie-Nemours
Katrin Keller Permanent Ties? Familial Networks at the Courts of Dresden and Vienna
Ciaran O'scea The Assimilation and Identity Formation of an Irish Minority in Early Seventeenth-Century Castile
 

M-1  -  ASI01: Colonialism, law and policy
Room M

    Network: Asia
Chair: Ratna Saptari
Gerry van Klinken Indirect rule, ethnicity and ethnic criminality in late colonial Indonesia
Mitra Sharafi Creating Legal India: Colonialism and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Leela Sami Famines, Public Health and Colonial Medicine: A Study of Madras Presidency 1858-1880
 

N-1  -  HIS01: Advances in Historical GIS I
Room N

    Network: History and Computing
Chair: Andreas Kunz
Martyn Jessop Historical GIS: Are we there yet?
Onno Boonstra, Luuk Schreven Deriving temporal statistics from municipalities with changing boundaries
Torsten Wiedemann, Eric Vanhaute The Belgian HISGIS
 

O-1  -  FAM09: Specific mortality patterns
Room O

    Network: Family and Demography
Chair: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux
Discussant: Olof Gardarsdottir
Alice Reid Infant life chances in nineteenth century urban and rural Scottish communities
Maria J. Wisselgren Victim or Pioneer? The Role of the Mother in the Hospitalization of Childbirth in Sweden
Gayle Davis Stillbirth Registration and Conceptions of the Newborn, c.1900-1950
Robert C.H. Shell Poverty and Aids or is it Aids and poverty? The historical demography of HIV in the poorest province of South Africa, 1988 to 2001
Andrew Hinde, Michael Edgar Death on a strange isle: mortality among the stone workers of the Isle of Purbeck in southern England, 1850-1900
 

P-1  -  FAM05: Jack Goody revisited
Room P

    Network: Family and Demography
Organiser: Mary Louise Nagata
Chair: Mary Louise Nagata
Discussant: Isabel Moll-Blanes
Discussant: Anne-Lise Head-König
David Luke Robichaux Jack Goody and John Hajnal in Mexico: The Mesoamerican developmental cycle and its demographic implications
Christa Matthys, Eric Vanhaute A ‘silent class’ and a ‘quiet revolution’. The role of female domestic servants in Flanders’ fertility decline.
 

Q-1  -  CRI01: Experiences with delinquency and the justice system
Room N1-O1

    Network: Criminal Justice
Organiser: Jean Trépanier
Chair: Jean Trépanier
Discussant: Jean Trépanier
Marie-Christine (Lotta) Vikström Causes and Consequences of Individual Misconduct in the Past: Juvenile Delinquents and Their Demographic Path Compared to that of 'Ordinary' Youths in the Nineteenth-Century Sundsvall Region, Sweded
Lee Polansky “One of the Worst Little Creatures I Ever Came in Contact With”: The Delinquent Girl and the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia, 1914-1924
Marcela Aranguiz Juvenile Courts at the Beginning of the XXth Century: New Practice or More of the Same?
 

R-1  -  ELI01: Enlightened Loyalties: Conceptual Construction of Social Identities in Europe
Room R

    Network: Elites
Chair: Pasi Ihalainen
Discussant: Britt-Inger Johansson
Peter Hallberg The Making of "the Middle Classes": Ideology and Identity Formation in the Age of Democractic Revolutions
Jon Stobart Who were the urban gentry? A social elite in English provincial towns, 1680-1760
Charlotta Wolff Love of fatherland and hate of sovereignty. Aristocratic philosophy of state in 18th-century Sweden
Jouko Nurmiainen Particular interests in common good. Finnish politicians, fatherland and nation in the 18th century
 

S-1  -  ORA01: Three Generations Telling and Re-telling the Second World War in Europe
Room S

    Network: Oral History
Chair: Mary Chamberlain
Discussant: Ugur Ungor
Nicole Burgermeister Communicating memories of WWII in Switzerland
Isabella Matauschek, Hans Marks Victimisation in Dutch and Danish Narratives of the Second World War
Claudia Lenz Leaving the nation towards mankind? The transformation of the national master narrative on WWII in Norwegian families
Olaf Jensen, Sabine Moller Communicating memories of WWII in group-discussions across Europe
 

T-1  -  REL03: Religion, Economy and Welfare
Room T

    Network: Religion
Chair: Joris van Eijnatten
William Issel Catholic Labor Activism: The Career of Bishop Hugh A. Donohoe in California
Máté Botos Economic thought and religious mind: Catholic economists in the 19th Century
Annika Sandén Welfare in Early Modern Sweden?
Max Voegler From Poor Relief to the 'Social Question': The Roman Catholic Church in Upper Austria, 1850-1914
 

U-1  -  ETH01: Children and migration: Imperial, National and Multicultural Contexts
Room U

    Network: Ethnicity and Migration
Chair: Brian Gratton
Discussant: Brian Gratton
Irina Schmitt 'I am who you think I am' ('Ich bin der der du denkst der ich bin') - Cultural self-positioning of young people with and without migration experiences in Germany and Canada
Dirk Hoerder Education for a Lifeworld or for an Imperial Construct: Schooling in the British Empire, 1930s to 1960s
Adam Walaszek Immigrant Children, Orphan Asylums and Social Control in the United States' Progressive Era
Jacqueline Knoerr When German Children Come "Home". Experiences of (Re-)migration and some Remarks about the "TCK"-Issue
 

W-1  -  LAB25: Socialist ideals
Committee Room 2

    Network: Labour
Chair: David De Vries
Discussant: Wayne Thorpe
Joan Meyers Forging Economic Democracy: A Case Study of Workplace Diversity, Autonomy, and Reward
Rui Manuel Brás Getting to the socialist Promised Land. A study case on the Lisbon tobacco workers (XIX-XX centuries).
Casey Harison The Paris Commune: Meanings and Lessons in the Era of the Russian Revolution of 1905