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 Wednesday 22 March 8:30  |
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| J-1 - THE02: "Lieux de memoire" in Europe: National Receptions and Appropriations of a Historiographical Concept |
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Network: Theory and Historiography
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Chair: Stefan Berger
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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?
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| Wednesday 22 March 10:45 |
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| J-2 - ETH35: Integrating the Other in France: The Banlieues Riots in International Perspective |
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Network: Ethnicity and Migration
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Chair: Eric Kaufmann
Discussant: Eric Kaufmann
Discussant: Olivier Richomme
Discussant: Nancy Green
Discussant: Pontus Odmalm
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| Wednesday 22 March 14:15 |
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| J-3 - LAB04: Strikes in an international perspective 1970-2000: Germany, Great Britain and Denmark |
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Network: Labour
Organiser: Heiner Dribbusch
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Chair: Brigitte Lestrade
Discussant: Sjaak van der Velden
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Heiner Dribbusch Strikes in Germany 1969-2004
Dave Lyddon Strikes in the United Kingdom, 1970-2000
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| Wednesday 22 March 16:30 |
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| J-4 - LAB07: Strikes in International Perspective II: Belgium, the Netherlands and France |
| Room J |
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Network: Labour
Organiser: Heiner Dribbusch
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Chair: Dave Lyddon
Discussant: Heiner Dribbusch
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Kurt Vandaele The withering away of strikes in Belgium. The merits of social dialogue or statistical blindness?
Sjaak van der Velden Strike movements in the Netherlands, 1970-2000
Brigitte Lestrade Strike activity in France (1970-2000)
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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) |
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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 10:45 |
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| J-6 - POL04: Consensualism II (Copenhagen business school) |
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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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| J-9 - ETH27: Migration and Identity formation in Canada |
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Network: Ethnicity and Migration
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Chair: Nora Faires
Discussant: Nora Faires
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Betsy Boer Identity and contacts of orthodox protestants Dutch emigrants in Canada
Amal Madibbo A socio-historical context of the immigration of Black French-speaking to Canada (1960-2000)
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| Friday 24 March 10:45 |
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| J-10 - POL08: Human rights & Cold war in Europe |
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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 14:15 |
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| J-11 - TEC03: Water in the City |
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Network: Technology
Network: Urban
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Chair: Thomas Misa
Discussant: Thomas Misa
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Cornelis Disco Living with Urban Water. “Inner” water and “outer” water in Amsterdam 1200-2000
Hans Buiter Transforming water infrastructures in Amsterdam and Utrecht, 1860-2000: power relations, social functions and urban identities.
Dieter Schott Urban Water systems and the metamorphosis of a city: the case of Mannheim
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| Friday 24 March 16:30 |
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| J-12 - HEA11: Health in Northern Europe |
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Network: Health
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Chair: Anne Hardy
Discussant: Anne Hardy
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Cecilia Riving A madman in the family. Conceptions and definitions of mentally ill in the community and the asylum during the second half of the nineteenth century
Anne Cameron The Establishment of General Registration in Scotland
Katarina Piuva Mental hygiene in Sweden- Biopolitics of body and mind
Jens Widding Conflict and Negotiation. The introduction of public health legislation in 19th century Sweden
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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 |
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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 |
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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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| J-15 - SOC20: Theory and Practice of Charity and Welfare: France, Britain, Switzerland and Germany compared, c. 1800-1930 I |
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Network: Social Inequality
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Chair: Abigail Green
Discussant: Klaus Weber
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Céline Leglaive British and French Theory and Practice on the Sector of Social Housing: London and Paris, c. 1850-1930
Frank Hatje Charitable Foundations and Trusts in 19th Century Hamburg
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| Saturday 25 March 16:30 |
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| J-16 - SOC16: Theory and Practice of Charity and Welfare: France, Britain, Switzerland and Germany compared, c. 1800-1930 II |
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Network: Social Inequality
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Chair: Abigail Green
Discussant: Rainer Liedtke
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Thomas David Protestant Ethics and Liberal Conservatism: Swiss Concepts of Philanthropy and Welfare (1800-1914)
Klaus Weber Economists, Philosophers and Revolutionaries? British, German and French Approaches to “Welfare”, “Charity” and “Philanthropy”, 19th/20th Centuries
Ralf Roth Jewish Philanthropy and the Making of Universities. The examples of Frankfurt, Hamburg and Manchester
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