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 Wednesday 22 March 8:30  |
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| I-1 - POL01: Europe at Liberation : Western Europe |
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Network: Politics
Organiser: Nele Beyens
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Chair: Ido de Haan
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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
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| Wednesday 22 March 8:30 |
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| G-1 - POL17: Justice and Statebuilding I |
| Room G |
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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
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| Wednesday 22 March 10:45 |
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| I-2 - POL02: Europe at liberation: Eastern Europe |
| Room A-2 |
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Network: Politics
Organiser: Liesbeth van de Grift
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Chair: Ido de Haan
Discussant: Ido de Haan
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Liesbeth van de Grift Political Reconstruction in East Germany and Romania after WW II
Vieru Mihaela The National Liberal Party of Romania and Communism
Ioannis Sygkelos National discourse as a factor legitimising a communist regime [Bulgaria 1944-1948]
Dietrich Orlow "Short-Term Illusions in Central Europe: The 'Eastern Orientation' and the Non-Communist Left in Austria and Germany, 1945-1948"
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| Wednesday 22 March 14:15 |
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| S-3 - CRI16: Justice and Statebuilding II |
| Room S |
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Network: Politics
Organiser: Sophie Bollen
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Chair: Peter Romijn
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Sophie Bollen The professional purge of female employees at the Belgian Regie voor Telegrafie en Telefonie (RTT) (Department of Telecommunications) after World War II: a gender analysis of epuration files
Matthijs Lok The politics of oblivion and the purges of Napoleonic officials in Restauration France and the Netherlands (1813-1830)
Machteld De Metsenaere Women and the repression of collaboration in Belgium after the Second World War
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| Wednesday 22 March 14:15 |
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| E-3 - POL12: From disaster to democracy: differenent approaches to Spain 1898-1975 |
| Room E |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Francisco Segado
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Fernando Furquim De Camargo The Conservative Ideology of José Antonio Primo de Rivera 1931-1936
Andrew H. Lee, From Disaster To Democracy: Different Approaches To Spain, 1898-1975 The Conscious Mother and The Natural Child in the Novelas of Federica Montseny
Francisco Acosta Ramírez, Salvador Cruz Artacho From subversion to negotiation: Political socialization in rural Andalusia
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| Wednesday 22 March 16:30 |
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| I-4 - POL06: Corruption |
| Room A-2 |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Robert von Friedeburg
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Pieter Wagenaar, Otto Van Der Meij Villain or victim? A 17th Century Dutch bailiff and the moral dilemmas he faced
Geert Janssen Patronage and corruption
Mario Damen Courtly or corrupt behaviour? Gifts and gratuities in Holland at the end of the Middle Ages
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| Thursday 23 March 8:30 |
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| J-5 - POL03: Consensualism I ( in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Finland and Austria) |
| Room J |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Christianne Smit
Discussant: Henrik Stenius
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Johanna Rainio-Niemi Re-thinking varieties of European small states´ consensual political cultures: the Finnish and Austrian post-war societies in perspective
Andrea Strutz Hesitating cooperation: Historical path and roots for consensual politics in Austria in the 19th and 20th Centuries.
Adrian Zimmermann From early modern Confederal Republics to 20th century liberal corporatism : Historical path and roots for consensual politics in the Netherlands and Switzerland compared
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| Thursday 23 March 8:30 |
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| U-5 - POL09: Banal militarism: Towards a militarization of political culture |
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Fabian Virchow Banal Militarism and the Culture of War
Katja Scherl “Show your Decorations, Elvis!”: How the Military Service was Whitening and Masculinizing Elvis Presley
Tanja Thomas Military as Ordinary Experience? - Popular Culture and Banal Militarism
Carsten Hennig The Militarization of the American Cinema of War after September 11th 2001
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| Thursday 23 March 10:45 |
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| J-6 - POL04: Consensualism II (Copenhagen business school) |
| Room J |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Lars Bo Kaspersen
Discussant: Pauli Kettunen
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Björn Horgby, Gullan Gidlund Changing Conditions of the Cooperation between the Trade Unions and the Social Democratic Party in Sweden
Hans-Ulrich Jost Consensual politics: roots and adaptations in the context of a global capitalist economy (Holland, Denmark and Switzerland)
Martin Pletersek Never Mind the Gap – Elite Cooperation in Austria after WWII
Johannes Lindvall, Lars Bo Kaspersen Why No Political Religion? Denmark and Sweden in Comparative Perspective
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| Friday 24 March 8:30 |
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| P-9 - POL05: Political Outsiders in Swedish History 1848-1932 |
| Room P |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Lars Edgren
Discussant: Mary Hilson
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Victor Lundberg Captain Julius Mankell’s Vision – Arming the People in Struggle for Democracy
Stefan Nyzell Contentious Politics and Social Democracy: Social Democracy, the Threat of Violence and Contentious Politics in Sweden 1848-1932
Magnus Olofsson Tullbergs Contention and the New Liberals: Forgotten Struggles
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| Friday 24 March 10:45 |
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| J-10 - POL08: Human rights & Cold war in Europe |
| Room J |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Dimitris Kousouris
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Robin de Bruin `Europe' and the Recovery of Justice: Post-War Dutch Political Visions
Floribert Baudet Human rights and the Cold War
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| Friday 24 March 10:45 |
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| P-10 - POL10: French democracy |
| Room P |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Matthijs Lok
Discussant: Ido de Haan
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Charles Walton From Lèse-majesté to lèse-nation: the limits of free speech in democratic transition, the case of the French Revolution
Anne Epstein Moral Authority, Gender, and the Rise of the French Public Intellectual: Respectability as a Political Resource, ca. 1900
Annelien De Dijn Critizing democracy: a theme in nineteenth-century political thought
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| Friday 24 March 14:15 |
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| G-11 - THE12: Comparison in History: the case of small countries |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Stefan Berger
Discussant: Thomas Welskopp
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Matthieu Leimgruber The Business of Social Policy. Commercial Insurers and the Development of Welfare States in Comparative Perspective (1890-1970)
Martin Lüpold, Gerhard Schnyder Protecting insiders against foreigners? Aspects of corporate governance in three small states, Switzerland, Sweden, and the Netherlands, 1900-1960
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| Friday 24 March 16:30 |
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| E-12 - POL13: Totalitarianism |
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James Ryan Tinkering with Totalitarianism: The American Communist Party's Attempts at Liberalization, 1934-1949
Maryse Ramambason From USSR to the Federation of Russia : a democratisation process and emergence of a competitive political area
Uwe Backes What does totalitarianism mean? Reformulating the Concept in the Framework of a Universal Typology of Political Systems
Mike Schmeitzner Criticism of Totalitarian Regimes from the Left. The Council-Communist Totalitarianism Theory of Otto Rühle
Federigo Argentieri Hungary 1956: historiography and interpretative debate
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| Saturday 25 March 8:30 |
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| J-13 - POL11: Lords, Vassals and burghers: powerplay in the medieval and early modern periods |
| Room J |
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Network: Politics
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Chair: Robert von Friedeburg
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Aart Noordzij Cities and territorial consciousness. The duchy Guelders in the late Middle Ages
Jaco Zuijderduijn Urban leagues as exponents of state-formation: the case of medieval Holland
Femke Deen An arena of voices. Public opinion and political decision-making in Amsterdam during the Dutch Revolt (1566 – 1590).
Liesbeth Geevers Maintaining noble influence in composite monarchies: “Brussels” and “Madrid” in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1555-1570
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| Saturday 25 March 10:45 |
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| J-14 - POL14: Insecure professionals |
| Room J |
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Network: Politics
Organiser: Chris Nottingham
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Chair: Berteke Waaldijk
Discussant: Berteke Waaldijk
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Chris Nottingham Insecure Professionals in Theory and Practice
John Stewart Psychiatric Social Work in Britain, 1929-1950
Pamela Dale The creation of a profession? Health visitors, colleagues and clients in the United Kingdom before and after 1948
Åsmund Arup Seip School teachers in higher education 1890 –1980: a lost profession?
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| Saturday 25 March 14:15 |
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| P-15 - POL15: Modern political thought & charisma |
| Room P |
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Ringo Ossewaarde The New Social Contract: Social Identity, Citizenship and the Struggle for Sovereignty in the Netherlands
Dominique Bauer Proceduralism and the erosion of substantive values as a historical mechanism
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