Programme and schedule - International Commission for Historical
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Programme and schedule - International Commission for Historical
TUESDAY SESSIONS AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY SESSION AFTERNOON Tuesday, 24 August, 2010, 14:00-15:45, IISG, Room: A Session 7: INHERITANCE SYSTEMS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE III Organizers: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga & Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux Chair: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga Discussant: Luigi Lorenzetti Marius Eppel - Le mariage mixte en Transylvanie au XIXe siècle Fatiha Loualich - Les femmes et la transmission de leurs biens dans l’Algérie précoloniale : Alger aux 17e et 18e siècles Gabriella Nordin - Adopting or Rejecting a New Culture? Marriage patterns among Sami settled under the impact of the colonization process in 19th Century Northern Sweden Dana-Maria Rus - Modèle familial et choix du conjoint dans une société frontalière au 19e siècle Beatrice Zucca Micheletto - Les souhaits des parents : héritage, travail et genre dans les testaments des milieux urbains à l’époque moderne (Turin, XVIIIe siècle) Wednesday, 25 August, 2010, 14:00-17:00, Universiteitstheater, kamer 3.01 Session D 6: QUEENSHIP AND KINSHIP: ROYAL WOMEN’S AGENCY IN FAMILY STRATEGIES (14TH-20TH CENTURIES) Organizer: Ana Maria Seabra de Almeida Rodrigues Chair: Ana Maria Seabra de Almeida Rodrigues Discussant: Ana Maria Seabra de Almeida Rodrigues Isabel Baleiras - The Power of Leonor Teles, Queen of Portugal (1372-1383) Isabel dos Guimarães Sá - An Ambitious Family: the House of Beja-Viseu and its Women Margarida Durães - Une affaire politique. Le mariage du roi Manuel II et l'ambivalence des réseaux familiaux Rokhaya Fall-Sokhna - Les «Lingères» au coeur des stratégies politiques dans l'histoire des sociétés wolof du Sénégal. Maria-Antónia Lopes - Maria Pia de Savoie (1847-1911), reine du Portugal Jacqueline Ravelomanana - Les Reines Rafohy et Rangita, fondatrices de la loi de succession au trône de la royauté merina (Madagascar) au XVIe siècle Manuela Santos Silva - Revisiting Philippa of Lancaster, Queen of Portugal Tuesday, 24 August, 2010, 14:00-17:00, University, Room OMHP, D0.08 Session L 4: CONQUESTS AND DEMOGRAPHY Organizer: Peter Boomgaard Chair: Peter Boomgaard Discussant: Bruce Fetter Ioan Bolovan & Sorina Paula Bolovan - Transylvania’s Population From 11th Century to 20th Century: Intercultural Opportunities and Vulnerabilities David Henley - Forced labour and rising fertility in colonial Indonesia Gerrit Knaap - People, War and Conquest. The case of the Dutch East India Company Athina Kolia-Dermitzaki - The repercussions of the siege of cities on the life of their inhabitants in the Balkans and Asia Minor (7th-10th century): a comparative approach Sinisa Misic & Ema Miljkovic - Structure of the Serbian family in the late Middle Ages Linda Newson - Conquest and Pestilence in the Early Spanish Philippines WEDNESDAY SESSION MORNING Wednesday, 25 August, 2010, 9:00-12:00, Universiteitstheater, kamer 3.01 Session D 5: INTERGENERATIONAL ASPECTS OF DEMOGRAPHY Organizer: Sören Edvinsson Chair: Angélique Janssens Commentators: Angélique Janssens & David Reher Sören Edvinsson, Anders Brändström, Marie Lindkvist & Göran Broström - Healthy of unhealthy families? The transfer of infant and child mortality patterns across generations Paul M.M. Klep - Fertility, nuptiality and the intergenerational transmission of the family fund in Western Europe 1930-1960. An exploration into an alternative hypothesis. Alison Mackinnon - Values and demography: do values shape intergenerational change? Bart Van de Putte, Jan van Bavel, Sarah Moreels & Koen Matthijs Did family size affect intergenerational mobility during the demographic transition? An analysis using a multi-generation database of 19th century Antwerp THURSDAY FAREWELL SESSION MORNING Thursday, 26 August, 2010, 9:00-12:00, Universiteitstheater, kamer 3.01 Session D 7: WHAT GENERAL HISTORIANS CAN LEARN FROM HISTORICAL DEMOGRAPHY? Organizer: Bruce Fetter Chair: Bruce Fetter Discussants: Anders Brändström; Renzo Derosas; Alison Mackinnon; Robert McCaa. General Secretariat of ICHD/CIDH : Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux EHESS/CRH, 2, rue Emile Faguet, 75014 Paris - France [email protected] - http://historicaldemography.net/ IISG rooms A & B are located at International Institute of Social History, IISG, Cruquiusweg 31, Amsterdam, 1019 AT Amsterdam. For directions, see website: http://www.iisg.nl/address.php Other rooms are at Universiteit van Amsterdam. Universiteitstheater is located: Nieuwe Doelenstraat 16 - 1012 CP Amsterdam. For locations, see: “http//www.english.uva.nl/locations/map.cfm" CISH, 2010 21e Congrès International des Sciences Historiques PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME International Commission for Historical Demography (ICHD) Affiliated Organization of the International Committee of Historical Sciences 22-28 August 2010 The Universiteit van Amsterdam, (UvA), Amsterdam, The Netherlands ICHD sessions will be August 23 to August 26, 2010. Languages: French and English. Organisateurs - Organizers Commission Internationale de Démographie Historique International Commission for Historical Demography avec l’aide de, with the help of Centre de Recherches Historiques de Paris (EHESS/CNRS: UMR 8558), Minnesota Population Center, Babeş-Bolyai University and International Institute of Social History For on line updated Programme, see: http://www.ichs2010.org/home.asp go to “Preliminary Programme” & to see the rest of our Program, click below on “Program-extra”http://www.ichs2010.org/programme-18.asp “Commission Internationale de Démographie Historique”. For questions on registration, please contact Mrs Ineke Kellij: [email protected] 21st International Congress of Historical Sciences (CISH) After the Conference, paper givers are encouraged to submit an article in English or French to the International Editorial Committee of the Romanian Journal of Population Studies (eMail: [email protected]) http://www.ichs2010.org/home.asp MONDAY SESSIONS MORNING Monday, 23 August, 2010, 8:30 REGISTRATION at IISG International Institute of Social History, IISG, Cruquiusweg 31, Amsterdam, 1019 AT Amsterdam Monday, 23 August, 2010, 8:45-10:30, IISG, Room: A Session 2: THE EFFECTS OF MIGRATION ON DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS Organizer: Mary Louise Nagata Chair: Kees Mandemakers Discussant: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga Mary Louise Nagata & Kiyoshi Hamano - Analyzing Leaving Home and the Life Course for a Mobile urban Population: Leaving Home in 19th Century Kyoto Ofelia Rey Castelao - Les effets des migrations sur la population de la Galice (Espagne), XVIII-XIXe siècles : l’exemple du Val de la Ulla Mohamed Saleh - Muslems, Christians, and Jews in 19th and 20th Century Egypt: Human Capital Differences and Urban Segregation Yelena Zimovina - Migration flows and Changes of Ethnodemographic Models of Kazakhstan in the 20 Century Monday, 23 August, 2010, 8:45-10:30, IISG, Room: B Session 3: FAMILY, DEMOGRAPHY AND WELL-BEING: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EASTERN EUROPE I Organizer: Mikolaj Szoltysek Chair: Tamás Faragó Discussant: Jan Kok Daniela Deteşan - Transylvanian family without marriage. Understanding present family models from the past in a comparative European perspective Siegfried Gruber - Are multiple family households a means for economic success and a better living standard in the Balkans? Silvia Sovic - The East-West Paradigm in Family History and Other Disciplines Konrad Wnęk - Family in West Galicia - Small, Medium and Big City Examples from 1869 Coffee Break Monday, 23 August, 2010, 10:45-12:30, IISG, Room: A Session 5: INHERITANCE SYSTEMS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE I Organizer: Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga Chair: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux Discussant: Béatrice Craig Jim Brown - Life courses of non-heirs in landholding households in Lower Austria, 1788-1848 Erwin Karel & Richard Paping - The transfer of farms in Dutch commercial and peasant rural societies, 1740-2000: two cases compared Beatrice Moring - Legislation and Reality- Inheritance and property transmission in the Nordic countries in comparison with southern and central Europe Alice Velkova - Household formation in Bohemia: inheritance practice and family strategy, 17th-19th centuries Monday, 23 August, 2010, 10:45-12:30, IISG, Room: B Session 4: FAMILY, DEMOGRAPHY AND WELL-BEING: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EASTERN EUROPE II Organizer: Mikolaj Szoltysek Chair: Konrad Wnęk Discussant: Siegfried Gruber Lorena Anton & Laurence Kotobi - Letting home the past? Family, Demography and Migration in Postcommunism Romania Piotr Guzowski - The influence of economic situation on Polish peasant families, household structure and lifecycle in the late Middle Ages and Early Modern period Artur Markowski - Between economy and tradition. Jewish family and household in the kingdom of Poland in the first half of the 19th century Mikolaj Szoltysek - Vulnerable populations in the Late Eighteenth-Century Eastern Europe: Residential Rules of Stem- and Joint-Family Societies Compared Lidia A. Zyblikiewicz - Evolution or Stagnation? Families and Households in Krakow in the Second Half of the 19th Century Lunch Break Monday, 23 August, 2010, 14:00-15:45, IISG, Room: A Session 6: INHERITANCE SYSTEMS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE II Organizer: Marie Pierre Arrizabalaga Chair: Ofelia Rey Castelao Discussant: Anne-Lise Head-König Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga - Inheritance practices and co-residence in Pyrenean families and Pyrenean emigrants’ families in the nineteenth century Begoña Elizalde - The stem family in Navarra (1887-2001) Piotr Guzowski - The role of Polish peasant women in inheritance system (15th-16th centuries) TUESDAY SESSIONS MORNING Tuesday, 24 August, 2010, 8:45-10:30, IISG, Room: A Session 8: ARE FAMILY SYSTEMS ONLY FOR LAND OWNING FAMILIES? THE USEFULNESS OF THE CONCEPT OF “FAMILY SYSTEM” I Organizer: Alice Bee Kasakoff Chair: Mary Louise Nagata Discussant: Alice Bee Kasakoff Jan Kok - Family systems and regional variations in illegitimacy Michel Oris - Family systems and forms of cooperation between social groups in preindustrial Europe Mikolaj Szoltysek - Families East and West in the Eastern European Context: are there Different Sets of Rules? Richard Wall - Limitations on the role of British Households as Economic Units Tuesday, 24 August, 2010, 8:45-10:30, IISG, Room: B Session 10: LOOKING BACKWARD TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE FUTURE OF HISTORICAL DEMOGRAPHY I Organizer: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux Chair: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux Discussant: Sølvi Sogner Ioan Bolovan - Half a century of Historical Demography in Romania (1960-2010) Rolf Gehrmann - La démographie historique en Allemagne. Isabelle Seguy - L’école française de démographie historique (1950-2000): forces et faiblesses Eugenio Sonnino & Lucia Pozzi - History of Historical Demography in Italy Peter Teibenbacher - From a “Population” - issue to a special scientific discipline - a short history of historical demography in Austria Coffee Break Monday, 23 August, 2010, 14:00-15:45, IISG, Room: B Session 1: MAKING LARGE AND COMPLEX DATA BASES EASY TO USE Organizer: Kees Mandemakers Chair: Robert McCaa Discussant: Kees Mandemakers Hiroshi Kawaguchi & Shigenobu Sugito - Sharing Genealogical Spaces: The New World with “Alliance” Database System Roger Lund & Sören Edvinsson - Abstract On improving a research infrastructure Sarah Moreels - The Antwerp COR*-database: tips and tricks on the construction of a longitudinal historical-demographic Steven Ruggles - Disseminating Historical Data on the Internet: The IPUMS Experience Mohamed Saleh - A Pre-Modern Middle-Eastern Population Brought to Light: Digitization of the 1848 and 1868 Egyptian Individual-Level Census Records BUSINESS MEETING Monday, 23 August, 2010, 16:00-17:45, IISG, Main Room GENERAL ASSEMBLY- ASSEMBLEE GENERALE International Commission for Historical Demography Commission Internationale de Démographie Historique (ICHD/CIDH) RECEPTION Tuesday, 24 August, 2010, 10:45-12:30, IISG, Room: A Session 9: ARE FAMILY SYSTEMS ONLY FOR LAND OWNING FAMILIES? THE USEFULNESS OF THE CONCEPT OF “FAMILY SYSTEM” II Organizer: Alice Bee Kasakoff Chair: Jan Kok Discussant: Mary Louise Nagata Béatrice Craig - Inheriting the Family Firm and the Concept of Family Strategies Renzo Derosas - Between coercion and constraints: marriage and social reproduction in 19th-century Italy Alice Bee Kasakoff - Eldery Care and Family Systems Tuesday, 24 August, 2010, 10:45-12:30, IISG, Room: B Session 11: LOOKING BACKWARD TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE FUTURE OF HISTORICAL DEMOGRAPHY II Organizer: Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux Chair: Lucia Pozzi Discussant: Anne-Lise Head-König Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux - Family/Demography international networks Tamás Faragó - The outline of Hungarian historical demography Isabel Moll - La construction d'une discipline: la démographie historique en Espagne (1941-1983) Sølvi Sogner - Historical Demography in Scandinavia