Oslo 2000 - Affiliated International Organisations

Affiliated International Organisations
Organisation affiliées

contact addresses

1. International Association of Southeast Europe
Association Internationale d'Études du Sud-Est Européen

Friday 11 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00

Building A, Auditorium 7

The European Union and South-East Europe
L'Union européenne et le Sud-Est européen

Balkan Days
Journées Balkaniques

Friday 09:00-10:30

André Guillou (Le Sud-Est européen et l'Europe: introduction de l'argument)
Hélène Antoniadis-Bibicou (Le Sud-Est européen sous les trois empires)
Rãzvan Theodorescu (La "préhistoire" des deux Europes)

10:45-11:45

Anna Tabaki (La tradition culturelle comme présupposition d'intégration du Sud-Est européen à l'Union Européenne)
Bosko Bojovic (titre réservé)

11:45-12:15

Débats

14:00-15:30

Paschalis Kitromilidis (La pensée des Lumières comme facteur unificateur du Sud-Est européen)
Pedro Badenas (Les surenchères de l'idéologie identitaires balkanique face à l'Union Européenne)
Vassiliki Papoulia (Les structures socio-politiques sud-est européen par rapport à l'integration européenne)

15:45-16:45

Maria Nystazopoulou-Pelekidou (Les interventions extérieures dans les Balkans par rapport à l'intégration européenne)
Arnold Suppan (The European Union, Austria and Southeastern Europe)

16:45-17:15

Débats

Saturday 09:00-10:30

Nicolas Paisos (Le Sud-Est européen et l'Europe au lendemain de la 2ème guerre mondiale)
Miguel Angel Vecino (The politico-social inheritance of communism in the countries of Southeastern Europe)
Charis Meletiadis (Les réformes d'enseignement dans le Sud-Est européen et l'Union Européenne. Le rôle des Universités)

10:45-12:15

Débats et conclusions

2. International Association of Contemporary History of Europe
Association Internationale d´Histoire Contemporaine de l'Europe

Friday 11 August ,14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August ,09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building A, Auditorium 6

Human Rights in Europe since 1945
Les doits de l'homme en Europe depuis 1945

Organiser: Jacques Bariety, France

Transnational overview of the major postwar intitiatives in favour of human rights
Perspectives transnationale des principales initiatives en faveur des droits l'homme

Albert P. van Goudoever, the Netherlands (The Problem of the International Protection of Human Rights)
Michael Biddiss, United Kingdom (Human Rights and Crime Against Humanity: The Development of a Supranational Concept at the Nuremberg Trials)
Mihàly Fülöp, Hungary (La genèse des clauses concernant les droits de I'honune dans les traités de paix de Paris de 1947)
Carole Fink, USA (European Court of Human Rights)
Bernard Cook, USA (The Right of Linguistic and Cultural Minorities in Postwar Europe)

Principles and practices of human rights on the domestic and international level
Principes et pratiques des droits de l'homme au niveau interne et international

Gérard Bossuat, France (France, patrie des droits de l'homme: réalités, mythes, enjeux de mémoire)
Jozef Laptos, Poland (La pratique des droits de l'homme: les aspects humanitaires et politiques dans l'activité de l'UNRRA envers les displaced persons, 1943-47)
Tatiana Pavlova, Russia (Humain Rights in Russia 1945-75)
Serbann Radulescu-Zoner, Hungary (Approches occidentales de la violation des droits de l'homme en Europe: le cas de la Roumanie, 1945-75)
Josefina Costa, Spain (Histoire comparée des droits sociaux dans les pays Europe occidentale de 1945 à 1957)
Peter Malcontent, the Netherlands (The Crusade in the Third World: The Reactions of the Dutch Government to Gross and Systematic Violations of Fundamental Human Rights in Developing Countries, 1973-81)

National policies toward human rights
Politique nationales en matières de droits de l'homme

Giovanni Barberini, Italy (La politique du Saint-Siège dans le domaine de droits de l'homme)
Antoine Fleury, Switzerland (Les antorités suisses et la question des droits de l'homme)
Jacques Bariéty, France (La France et la genèse de la Conférence pour la sécurité et la coopération en Europe)
Mikhail Narinskij, Russia (The USSR, the Preparation of the Helsinki Conference and Problem of Human Rights)
Vilém Precan, Czech Republic (The Charter 77 and the Road to Democratic Revolution in Czechoslovakia)
Floribert Baudet, the Netherlands (Netherlands and the Rank of Denmark: Prestige as Stimulus for Human Rights Policies)

Friday 11 August, 17:00-19:00
General Assembly

3. International Association of History of Law and Institutions
Association Internationale d´Histoire du Droit et des Institutions

Friday 11 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building A, Auditorium 9

Nordic Legal Identities

Eivind Smith, Norway (Constitutions and their Ideologies)
Ditlev Tanun, Denmark (Religion and State)
Pia Letto-Vanamo, Finland (State and Market in Legal Profession)
Kjell-Åke Modder, Sweden (Nordic Legal Science)

Saturday 12 August 9:00 12:00

Nordic Legal Culture in an International Context

Lawrence M. Friedman, USA
Michael Stolleis, Germany

4. International Economic History Association
Association Internationale d´Histoire Économique

Session Introductions

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building C, Auditorium 1

Economic Change and the Building of the Nation State in History
Dévelopement économique et construction de l'Etat-nation dans l'histoire

Organisers: Alice Teichova, United Kingdom / Herbert Matis, Austria

Introduction: President of the IEHA

09:00 - 12:00

EUROPE I

Chair: Herbert Matis, Austria

Rapporteur: Håkan Lindgren, Sweden

Speakers:

Patrick O'Brien, United Kingdom (The Unity of the Kingdom and the Economy: Britain 1688-1815)
François Crouzet, France (Economic Factors and the Building of the French Nation State)
Gerd Hardach, Germany (Continuity and Crises of the German Nation State: the Economic Dimension)
Francis Sejersted, Norway (Nationalism in the Epoch of Organized Capitalism - Norway and Sweden Chosing Different Paths)
Clara Eugenie Núnez /Gabriel Tortella, Spain (Economic Development and the Problems of the National State Formation: the Case of Spain)

Discussion

EUROPE II

Chair: Mikulás Teich, United Kingdom

Rapporteur: Christoph Boyer, Germany

Speakers:

David Good, USA (Economic Development, State Building, and the Nation State in Central and Eastern Europe)
Roman Sandgruber/Ernst Bruckmüller, Austria (The Concepts of Economic Integration and National Identity in Austria)
Václav Prucha, Czech Republic (The Economy and the Rise and Fall of a Small Multinational State: Czechoslovakia 1918-1992)
Michael Palairet, United Kingdom (Economic Retardation, Peasant Farming and the Nation State in the Balkans: Serbia, 1815-1912 and 1991-99
Peter Gatrell, United Kingdom and Boris V. Ananich, Russia (National and Non-National Dimensions of Economic Development in 19th and 20th Century Russia)

Discussion

14.00 - 17.00

AFRICA and the MIDDLE EAST

Chair: Dieter Stiefel, Austria

Rapporteur: Patrick O´Brien, United Kingdom

Speakers:

Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, France (Nation Without a State and State without a Nation: the Case of Africa South of Sahara)
Ibrahima Thioub, Senegal (The Economic Foundations of the Nation State in Senegal)
Jacob Metzer, Israel (From the Jewish State to the State of Israel: Some Economic Aspects of Nation and State Building)

Discussion

ASIA

Rapporteur: Herwig Palme, Austria

Speakers:

B.R. Tomlinson, United Kingdom (Economic Change and the Formation of States in South Asia,1919-1947)
Kent Deng, United Kingdom (State Transformation, Reforms and Economic Performance in China, 1840-1910)
Hidemasa Morikawa, Japan (Japan's Unstable Course During her Remarkable Economic Development)

Discussion

THE AMERICAS

Chair: Alice Teichova, United Kingdom

Rapporteur: Margarita Dritsas, Greece

Speakers:

Carlos Marichal, Mexico/Steven Topik, USA (The State and Economic Growth in Latin America: Brazil and Mexico, 19th and 20th centuries)
Domingos A. Giroletti, Brazil (Building of the Brazilian Nation State from Colony to Globalization)
Gavin Wright, USA (The Role of Nationhood in the Economic Development of the USA)

Discussion

End of session

5. International Committee for the History of the Second World War
Comité International d´Histoire de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale

Friday 11 August 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building D, Auditorium 1

The Second World War in XXth Century HIstory

Friday 11 August, 14:00-17:00

National and international dimensions of the war

Oleg Rzheshevsky/Mikhail Yu. Myagkov, Russia (The End of the Grand Alliance. New Documents and Materials)
David Dilks, United Kingdom (The Bitter Fruit of Victory: Churchill and an Unthinkable Operation, 1945)
Magdalena Hulas, Poland (Between Self-Determination and Subordination: the Smaller Powers of East-Central Europe in the Policy of the Big Three)
Péter Sipos, Hungary (New Conditions for the Development of Hungarian Society Before and During the Second World War (1938-1945)
Claudia Kuretsidis-Haider/Hans Hautmann, Austria (Judicial Crimes as an instrument of Internal Warfare and Subject of Post-War Justice in Austria, A comparison of WW I and II)
Tomoyoshi Hirai, Japan (The Bomb, the People, and the Media)
Shi Ping, China (The Sino-American Relationships in World War II: September 1940-May 1943)

Saturday 12 August, 9:00-12:00

The Legacy of the War in a long-term perspective

Mark Seaman, United Kingdom (A Fourth Arm -Some Aspects of the British Experience of Special forces and Irregular Warfare During and After the Second World War)
BoÏo Repe, Slovenia (The Place of the Second World War in the Internal Evolutionof Post-War Slovenia and Yugoslavia)
Li Dianren, China (The Victory of World War II and Post-War World Peace and Development)
Takashi Saito, Japan (Current views of World War II in Japan)
Mark A. Stoler, USA (The Second World War in American History and Memory)
Jörg Echternkamp, Germany (La seconde Guerre mondiale et la 'Wehrmacht' dans la mémoire culturelle de l'après-guerre allemand (1945-1955))
Pieter Lagrou, France (Historiographie de guerre et historiographie du temps présent: cadres institutionnels en Europe occidentale (1945-2000))

6. The International Federation for Research on the History of Women
Fédération Internationale pour la Recherche en Histoire des Femmes

Thursday, August 10, 18:30-20:00
Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building B, Auditorium 1

Conflict and co-operation in sites of cultural coexistence: Perspectives from women's history

Organiser: Nancy Hewitt, USA

Thursday, 10 August
18:30-20:00: Berteke Waaldijk/Maria Grever
Multi-media Presentation-Visualizing and Digitalizing Women's History

(The 1898 Dutch National Exhibition on Women's Labour)

Chair: Frances Gouda, the Netherlands

Commentator: Kumari Umari Jaywardena, Sri Lanka

Friday, 11 August
9:00 Welcome
Pat Grimshaw/Ida Blom

9:30-10:15 Session I

Keynote speaker: Rhoda Reddock, Trinidad-Tobago

10:30-12:30 Session 2
Colonial Encounters

Chair: Ann McGrath, Australia

Gunlog Fur, Sweden (Women on the Margins: Colonial Encounters in Sami and Lenapehoking in the 17th and 18th centuries)
Maria Beatriz Nizza da Silva, Brazil (Indian, Black and White Women in Colonial Brazil: Cooperation through Witchery)
Tanja Christiansen, United Kingdom (Friends and Foes: Relations among Women in 19th c Cajamarca, Peru)
Ann Paronson, New Zealand (Community Relations: Maori and Pakeha (Western) Women in 19th-century Aotearoa-New Zealand)
Joy Lintelman and Barbara Bergland, USA (Scandinavian Immigrants and Indigenous Peoples: Interethnic Relations in the Midwestern U.S.,1850-1903)

Reporter: Sylvia Van Kirk, Canada

13:30-15:30 Session 3
Women's Missions: Home, School and Church

Chair: Lynn Abrams, Scotland

Bharati Ray, India (The Education of Women: Conflict and Cooperation in Two Colleges in Colonial Bengal)
Aileen Moreton-Robinson, Australia (Women's Sites of Fire and Water: Feminising and Racialising History in the Australian Borderlands)
Monica Tetzlaff, USA (Between Black and White: Women's Interactions on the Sea Islands of South Carolina, 1915-1939)
Deborah Gaitskell, United Kingdom (Othering and Mothering: Christian Women Crossing South Africa's Racial Divide in the 20th Century)
Helen Harper, Canada (Lessons North of the 60th: Aboriginal and White Women Teaching in the Canadian Arctic)

Reporter: Jane Haggis, Australia

15:45-17:45 Session 4
War, Refugees and Exile

Chair: Franca Iacovett, Canada

Leslie Schwalm, USA (Confronting Freedom: Gender, Race and the Politics of Emancipation in the American Civil War)
Brigetta Studer and Berthold Unfried, Switzerland (Western European Communist Exiles and Emigrants in Stalinist Russia:Competing Cultures in the Multinational Milieu of the 1930s)
Marlene Epps, Canada (Negotiating Gender and Ethnic Identities: Mennonite Refugees of the Second World War)
Margaret L. Myers, USA (Sexuality, Mothering and Motherhood after Auschwitz: Jewish Women as Displaced Persons in Occupied Germany, 1945-48)
Shirin Akhtar and Shanaara Husaain, Bangladesh (Rohingya Women Refugees' Experience in Bangladesh/Bangladesh Women Refugees' Experience in India)
Jane Kani Edwards, Sudan/Canada (Southern Sudanese Refugee Women: Questioning the Past, Imagining the Future)

Saturday, 12 August
09:00 Welcome
Nancy Hewitt, USA

9:15-11:15 Session 5
Creating and Contesting Nationalism and National Identities

Rebecca McCoy, USA (Women and National Identity in France: Protestant and Catholic Women in 19th-century Alsace)
Ann-Catrin Ostman, Finland (Finnish Citizens on Swedish Soil: Yeomanry, Gender, and the Position of a Minority in a New State)
Kassimira Daskalova, Bulgaria (Woman and Nationalism, Old and New,
in Bulgaria)
Anne Cova and Antonia Costa Pinto, Portugal (Women and Fascism in Salazarist Portugal)
Elena Gapova, Belarus (One Nation, Two Ideologies: Engineering Women in Soviet and Western Belarus)
Inger Marie Okkenhaug, Norway (To Nourish a Sense of Common Palestinian Citizenship': The Jerusalem and East Mission, Women's Education, and the Arab-Jewish Conflict, 1918-1948)

Reporter: Barbara Bush, England

Session 6
Sisterhood and Sibling Rivalry: Women's Movements and Feminist Movements

Chair: Francisca De Haan, the Netherlands

Susan Zimmerman, Hungary (Conflict in Feminist Social Policy:The Hungarian Women's Movement in National and International Settings, 1890-1918)
Gabriela Cano, Mexico (A Story of Love and Hate: Mexican Women Intellectuals and Activists look at American Women Activists, 1920s and 1930s)
Aparna Basu, India and Karin Deutsch, United Kingdom (Cooperation and Conflict between Hindu and Moslem Women in the Indian Women's Movement,1927-1947)
Naziema Jappie, South Africa (Women Building the New South Africa: Conflict and Cooperation)
Judith Zinsser, USA (Programmes of Action: The Official and Unofficial Results of the United Nations' Decade for Women, 1975-1985)

Reporter: Birgitta Bader-Zaar, Austria

14:00-17:00 Internatinal Museum of Women

7. International Association for Byzantine Studies
Association Internationale des Études Byzantines

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building D, Auditorium 4

Byzantium at the Millennium
Byzance autour de l'an Mil


9.00-12.00
Paul Magdalino, United Kingdom- Introduction

Leonidas Mavrommatis, Greece (L'éclosion de l'idée de la Nation-État à Byzance autour de l'an Mil)
Jean-Claude Cheynet, France (Basile II et l'Asie Mineure)
Paul Stephenson, Germany (The Balkan frontier in the year 1000)
Vera von Falkenhausen, Italy (Between Rome and Constantinople: Byzantine Southern Italy during the reign of Basil II)

14.00 - 17.00

Ludwig Burgmann, Germany (The administration of justice from the death of Leo VI to the end of the Macedonian dynasty)
Athanasios Markopoulos, Greece (Byzantine history writing at the end of the first millennium)
Christian Høgel, Denmark (Hagioography under the Macedonians: the two recensions of the Metaphrastic menologion)
Catherine Holmes, United Kingdom (Political élites in the reign of Basil II)

Concluding discussion

8. International Commission for the History of Historiography
Commission Internationale pour l´Histoire de la Théorie de l´Historiographie

Friday 11 August 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building E, Auditorium 2

Organiser: Richard Vann

The Historical Sublime

Chair: Hayden White, USA

At the Slaughterbench of History. Historians and Catastrophe

Chair: Georg Iggers, USA

9. International Commission on the History of Social Movements and Structures
Commission Internationale d´Histoire des Mouvements Sociaux et Structures Sociales

Friday 11 August 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building E, Auditorium 1

From Social to Political Violence, 19th and 20th Centuries
De la violence sociale à la violence politique, XIXe-XXe siècle

Rapport de la Commission internationale. Francis DEMIER

Liste des porte-parole des commissions nationales présentes à Oslo :

France : Francis DEMIER
Roumanie : D. BERENDEI
Allemagne : U. DANIEL, J REULECKE, K TENFELDE J.KOCKA
Russie : V.CHILOV
Suisse : H.U. JOST
Université pontificale grégorienne : J. JOBLIN
Belgique : G.KURGAN-VAN HENTENRYK
Italie : R. BALZANI
Irlande : S. OLIVIER
Etats-Unis : J DUBLIN
Japon : H NINOMIYA
République Tchèque : J KORALKA
Suède : B STRÅTH, K JOHANSSON, E. ÖSTERBERG
Grande-Bretagne : Ph CHASSAIGNE

10. International Commission on Comparative Ecclesiastic History
Commission Internationale d´Histoire Ecclésiastique Comparée

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building D, Auditorium 3

Session 1
On the Road to a History of 20th-Century Christianity: Problems, Questions, Methods

Chair: Hartmut Lehmann, Germany

Walter Brandmüller (Kirchengeschichte, Christentumsgeschichte oder Religionsgeschichte)
Jeffrey Cox (Secularization and Other Master Narratives of Religion in Modern Europe)
Friedrich Wilhelm Graf (Max Weber, Ernst Troeltsch und die Kirchengeschichtsschreibung im 20. Jahrhundert)
Michel Lagrée (One Century Later: The Come Back of Durkheim, Troeltsch and Weber)
Hugh McLeod (Why the Sixties? Writing the History of a Critical Decade in Modern Religious History)
Jens Holger Schjørring (Die Geschichte des Lutherischen Welt-bundes als internationales Forschungsprojekt. Überlegungen zur Methodik)

Session 2
Writing the History of Religion under the Conditions of Stalinism and Marxism, 1945-1989

Chair: Bernard Vogler

Gerhard Besier (Kirchenkampf im 'Dritten Reich' als Thema der DDR-Historiographie)
Anatol Hryckiewicz (The History of the Ecumenical Movement. Concerning Belarus in the XXth Century)
Vincent Rajsp (Darstellungen der katholischen und protestantischen Kirche in der slovenischen Geschichtsschreibung nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg)
Franjo Zanjek (L'interprétation marxiste de 1'histoire religieuse Croate 1945-1990)
Frantizek Zmahel (Entchristianisierung der böhmischen Reformation in der marxistischen Geschichtsschreibung)

Session 3
The Catholic Church and the National States in Europe in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Chiesa cattolica e Stati nazionali in Europa nei secoli XIX-XX

Organised by the Pontificio Comitato di Scienze Storiche della Santa Sede

Chair: Jean-Marie Mayeur

Hanna Dylagowa /Jan Starbek (The Slav and Polish World)
Konrad Repgen (Central Europe)
Richard Gray (Western Europe: Catholic and Protestant)
Donl Kerr, Ireland
Nicola Raponi, Italy

General Assemby of the International Commission on Comparative Ecclesiastic History

11. International Commission of Maritime History
Commission Internationale d´Histoire Maritime

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00, Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Thursday, 10 August

16:30-17:00 Meeting of the Executive Council
17:15-19:00 General Assembly of the ICMH
19:30-Dinner hosted by The Norwegian Shipowners Association and The Norwegian Shipowners War Risks Insurance Association (members only; to take place at the Norwegian Maritime Museum)

Friday, 11 August, 09:00-12:00

Building A, Auditoriums 8, 11

Session 1
Modernisation in Fishing in the North Sea and Zuyderzee in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Period: Political, Economic and Ecological Developments.

Organiser: Louis Sicking

Angelica Lampen (Origin and Development of Fishery in German Medieval Towns: Historical and Archaeological Evidence)
Maryanne Kowaleski (The Development of the Sea Fisheries in Medieval England)
Petra van Dam (The Contribution of Eel and Herring Fishing to the Rise of the Republic of the United Netherlands)
Louis Sicking (War, Violence and the Herring Fishery of the Low Countries in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries)
Peter Pope (Modernisation on Hold: The Traditional Character of the Newfoundland Cod Fishery in the Seventeenth Century)

Session 2
The Exploitation and Transport of Mineral Oil Products

Organiser: Adrian Jarvis

Ingo Heidbrink (Mineral Oil Tank Shipping on German Inland Waterways 1887-1994)
Bill Flayhart (The Transatlantic Trade of the Port of Philadelphia (1850-1990) and the Growth of the Petroleum Industry)
Adrian Jarvis (Oil Importation and its Effects on British Ports, with Special Reference to Liverpool, 1920-1935)
Lewis Johnman/Hugh Murphy (The Last Great Hope: The Failure of the British Shipbuilding Industry in the Offshore Market, 1966-1988: A Case Study)
Atle Towsen/Tore Nilsen (Divided We Fall, United We Stand? Team Tankers and Bergen Shipping Partners-A Case Study of Success and Failure of Norwegian Ventures in Oil Transport in the 1970s)

Friday, 11 August, 14:00-17:00

Session 3
Port Labour

Organiser: Tapio Bergholm

William Kenefick (Glasgow Dockers and the Impact of Technological Change: A comparative Perspective)
Migual Suarez Bosa (Business strategy in Las Palmas Port Due to Technological Innovation)
Peter Turnbull (Containerisation, Competition and Conflict: The Transformation of Work on the Waterfront in the Late 20th Century)
Kari Teräs/Tapio Bergholm (Disappearance of Rough Worsen-Technological Change and Female Dockers)
John Barzman (Enclosed Docks, Pilfering and Subversion: Two Episodes from the History of Le Havre)
Jordi Irarz (Trade Unions and Managers' Attitude in the Face of Technological Change at Barcelona's Port, 1890-1990)

Session 4
Health and Safety at Sea

Organiser: Patricia Crimmin

Patricia Crimmin (Observations, Experiments and Trials: Attempts to Improve the Health of British Naval Seamen in the Late 18th and Early 19th Centuries)
Merja-Liisa Hinkkanen (The Ailments of Merchant Seamen in the Latter Half of the Nineteenth Century: The Case of the Dreadnought/The Finnish Case)
Sari Maenpaa (From Pea Soup to Hors d'Oeuvres: The Changing Status of the Cook on British Merchant Ships)
Arild Merøy Hansen: (Health and Safety in the Danish-Norwegian Naval Fleet During the Nordic Wars: The Last Voyage of the Man-of-War Fredericus Tertius)

Saturday, 12 August, 09:00-12:00

Session 5
Port Developement and Finance

Organiser: Adrian Jarvis

Sarah Palmer (Port Economics in an Historical Context: The 19th Century Port of London)
Lewis Fischer (Wheat on the Locks: The Port of Montreal and the Development of the Canadian Export Grain Trade, 1867-1914)
Christian Pfister (Port Francais a la fin du XVIIIème siècle: Complimentarité ou Concurrence?)
Kenneth Morgan (The Bristol Dock Company and the Port of Bristol, 1809-1848)
Carol Hill (Finance, Management and Small Port Development in Nineteenth Century Dumfries and Galloway)

Session 6
Open Session 1

David M. Williams (Entering a New Market: Participation and Commitment in the Cruise Sector 1885-1914)
Olaf U. Janzen (Hugh Pallister, the Royal Navy and the Projection of British Power in Newfoundland Waters 1764-68)
Ruthi Gertwagen (Technical and Marine Engineering Aspects in Construction and Maintenance of Medieval Ports in the East Mideterranean)
Camilla Brautaset (The Age of the Maritime Traders: Norwegian Foreign Trade 1830-1865)
John Chircop (Fragmentation: The Narrow Sea Economies in the Mediterranean)

Saturday, 12 August, 14:00-17:00

Building A, Auditoriums 5, 8, 11

Session 7
Public Health in Port Cities

Organiser: Robert Lee/Jörg Vogele

Sally Sheard (The Development of Port Sanitary Authorities)
Silke Fehlemann (Infant Welfare in German Port Cities during the 19th and 20th Centuries)
Peter Sköld (Fighting Smallpox in 19th Century Stocholm)
Christian Borde (The Expansion of Ferry Services, Health Issues and Public Policy in Calais 1814-1914)
Barbara Leidinger (Migration and Medical Control in 19th Century Bremen)

Session 8
Working Conditions Afloat

Organiser: Adrian Jarvis

Bjørn Basberg (A Ship Ashore? Organisation and Living Conditions at the South Georgia Whaling Stations, 1904-1960)
Jo Stanley (Queens of Steam: Women Working in Liner Laundries 1919-1939)
Heide Gerstenberger (The Industrialisation of Seafaring)
Ulrich Welke (Steam and Hierarchy)

Session 9
Open Session 2

Organiser: Adrian Jarvis

Eric Goebel (An Early Period of Flourishing Shipping Under the Danish Flag, 1688-1697)
Bill Glover (Captain William Coats, Hudson Bay, and the Pracitice of Navigation to 1740)
Shannon Ryan (Technology and Productivity in the Traditional Newfoundland Seal Fishery)
Peter Davies (The Decline of British Ship-Operating Since 1965: The Collapse of Elder Dempster and the Ocean Group)
Trevor Bernard (The Grand Mart of the Island: Towards a Social History of the Port of Kingston, Jamaica in the Mid-eighteenth Century)

12. International Commission of Military History
Commission Internationale d´Histoire Militaire

Wednesday 9 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

To be held at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS), Tollbugaten 10 (see city map)

Intelligence After World War II: Organisation, Role and International Co-operation

09:00-12:30 Welcome
Rolf Tamnes, Director IFS

Opening: H.E. Bjørn Tore Godal, Minister of Defence

Chair: Olav Riste, Norway

09:20-10:30 Session 1

Michael Herman (The Role of the British Joint Intelligence Committee: An Historical Perspective)
J. Kenneth McDonald (CIA and Warning Failures)

Discussion

11:00-12:30 Session 2

Oleg Tsarev (Soviet Intelligence on the Cold War 1945-1950)
Wolfgang Krieger (German Foreign Intelligence after 1945)
Yigal Sheffy (Our First Line of Defence: Intelligence and the Israeli Perception of National Security)

Discussion

Chair: Rolf Tamnes

13:30-15:10 Session 3

Wesley Wark (Canadian Intelligence after World War II)
Frank Cain (Intelligence Developments in Post-War Australia)

Discussion

15:10-16:20 Session 4

Olav Riste (The Missing Dimension: The Diplomatic History of Intelligence)
Cees Wiebes (The Netherlands Intelligence Community-Past, Present, and Future)

Discussion

16:40-17:30 Session 5

Donald Cameron Watt: Summing Up

13. International Numismatics Commission
Commission Internationale de Numismatique

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00

Building D, Auditorium 6

Trade Routes and Coinage
Routes de commerce et frappe de monnaie

14. International Commission of Slavic Studies
Commission Internationale des Études Historiques Slaves

Friday 11 August 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building B, Auditorium 5

The Slavs and the Scandinavian World
Le Slaves et le monde scandinave

15. International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions
Commission Internationale pour l´Histoire des Assemblées d´État

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00

Building B, Auditoriums 3, 4

The Future of Parliaments: The Effects of New Methods of Political Consultation
Les parlements dans l'avenir; les effets des nouvelles méthodes de consultation politique

Mario di Napoli, Italy (La diplomatie parlementaire: les relations extérieures entre parlements dans uns perspective historique et mondiale)
Sandro Guerrrieri, Italy (Autour d'un parlement: le développement du rôle du Parlement européen)
Valerie Cromwell, United Kingdom (The Future of Parliaments: Is there one?)

Parliaments and Assemblies in wartime
Parlements et assemblées en temps de guerre

Maria Helena Da Cruz Coleho, Portugal (Une méditation interactive entre le roi et les corps sociaux du Royaume de Portugal, XIV-XVè siècles)
John R. Young, United Kingdom (The Scottish Parliament and the War for the Three Kingdoms, 1639-51)
Fernanda Mazzanti Pepe, Italy (L'Assemblée Legislative et la guerre: France 1791-1792)
Maria Sofia Corciulo, Italy ('Le Parlement de Waterloo', 1815: la Chambre des Répresentants du mai 1985)
Lothar Höbelt, Austria (Austrian Liberals and the War Crisis of 1877-1878) and (Parliament and War: Weber's Analysis of the German Case)
Maria Manolova, Bulgaria (Les partis politiques et la pouvoir parlamentaire en Bulgarie à la veille des Guerres balkaniques)
Cristiana Senigaglia, Italy (Parliament and War: Weber's Analysis of the German Case)
Maria Manuela Tavares Ribeiro, Portugal (Pouvoir et guerre dans le discours parlamentaire)

Assemblies and Parliaments: comparative approach
Assemblées et parlements

José Manuel de Bernardo Ares, Spain (The Aristocratic Assemblies of the Hispanic Monarchy)
A. F. Upton, United Kingdom (Charles XI and the Swedish Estates)
David Dean, Canada, and Jolanta Choinska-Mika, Poland (The Roots of Democracy in Early Modern England and Poland)

Methodology and the Language of the Historian
Méthodologie et vocabulaire de l'historien

T. H. Bisson, USA (The Problem of Medieval Parliamentarism: A Review of Work Published by ICHRPI 1936-2000)
John Rogister, United Kingdom (The Problem of Early Modern Parliamentarism: a review of work published by ICHRP 1936-2000)
Peter Roberts, United Kingdom (The Westminster Parliament and Special Legislation for Wales in the early modern period, 1536-1830)
I.I. Sharifzhanov, Russia (Modern Parliamentary History: in search of methodological consensus)

16. International Commission for the History of Universities
Commission Internationale pour l´Histoire des Universités

Thursday 10 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

PROGRAM

Thursday 10 August 9 - 12. Plenary Session, Old Celebration Hall

9.00-9.15 Welcome, Professor Hilde de Ridder-Symoens, President of the CIHU

9.15-9.30 Welcome, Professor dr. med. Kaare Norum, Rector of the University of Oslo

9.30-10.00 Professor Serge Lusignan, University of Montreal, Canada: "Between the Pope and the King: the Evolution of the Personal Status of University Members in Medieval France".

10.15-10.45 Professor Robert Anderson, University of Edinburgh, Great Britain: "Before and After Humboldt: an Alternative Tradition?"

10.45-11.15 Professor Sverker Sörlin, Umeå University, Sweden: "Why University History is a Contemporary Concern: On Analyzing the Role of Universities for Nations and Regions"

11.30-12.00 General discussion

Thursday 10 August 14 - 17. Parallel groups, (Building A)

Group 1 Teaching and teachers in medieval universities (1 ½ hours)

Group 4. Transitions and new university formations 1750-1850 (3 hours)

Group 6. Women at the universities (3 hours)

Group 9. Transformations after World War II (3 hours)

Friday 11 August 9-12. Parallel groups (Building A)

Group 2. University, state and church from medieval to early modern times (1 ½ hours)

Group 3. New challenges in the 17th and 18th centuries (3 hours)

Group 5. Transitions in the research university, 1850-1930 (3 hours)

Group 7. University teachers in the 20th century (3 hours)

Group 8. University models and university developments in the 20th century (3 hours)

Friday 11 August 14-17. Plenary session

Syntheses from group sessions by group leaders

Concluding discussion

GROUP PROGRAMS

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Group 1: Teaching and teachers in medieval universities (Thursday 10 August 14-17, 3 hours)

Group leader: Professor Jacques Verger, Université de Paris

Münster-Swendsen, Mia, University of Copenhagen:
"Mastering Discipline and the Discipline of Mastery - An interpretation of relationships of power within the early University of Paris"

Livesey, Steven J., Professor, University of Oklahoma:
"Lombardus electronicus: Careers in the Arts and Theology Faculties before 1500. Commentators on Peter Lombard's Sentences and their University and Extra-University Lives"

Woods, Marjorie Curry, Associate Professor, University of Texas at Austin:
"Transformation and Continuity in the Teaching of Rhetoric in Late Medieval Universities: The Case of the Poetria nova"

Burigana, Riccardo, PhD, Director, Centro di Documentazione del movimento Ecomenico Italiano, Livorno, Italy:
"Teaching or inquisition? The disputation in the University of the Reformation (1502-1560)"

Roy, Lyse, Université de Québec à Montréal:
"Professionalisation de l´enseignement universitaire au 16 siècle. Les cas de Caen et de Dole"

Group 2. University, state and church from medieval to early modern times (Friday 11 August 9-12, 1 ½ hours)

Group leader: Professor Hilde de Ridder-Symoens, Gent University

Latouille, Jean-Jacques, Université Lumière, Lyon:
"L'Université de Valence en Dauphiné - "d'un projet pédagogique à une intention politique""

Morrissey, Thomas E., State University of New York:
"Padua in Crisis and Transition around 1400"

Davies, Jonathan, USA:
"Studio, Stato, and State: The University of Florence and the Medici from Party Bosses to Grand Dukes"

Group 3. New challenges in the 17th and 18th centuries (Friday 11 August 9-12, 3 hours)

Group leader: Professor Helga Robinson-Hammerstein, Trinity College, Dublin

Lilley, Mark James, Trinity College, Dublin:
"Change and Continuity in Contention: The Reform of Scotland's Universities in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries"

Wiesenfeldt, Gerhard, Max-Planck.Institut, Berlin:
"The Virtues of New Philosophies. Or: How the Leiden Philosophical Faculty Survived the Crisis of 1676"

Fink-Jensen, Morten, Research Fellow, University of Copenhagen:
"The University of Copenhagen and the Challenge of New Scientific Ideas in the Early 17th Century"

Boran, Elisabethanne, Trinity College, Dublin:
"The Hartlib circle and the reform of the seventeenth century university"

Negruzzo, Simona, Dott.ssa, Dipartimento Storico Geografico, Università degli studi di Pavia:
"The Studium of Habsbourg. University of Pavia between Charles V and Joseph II"

Brown, Michael, Trinity College, Dublin:
"Educating the Children of the Enlightenment: Didactic Methods of Morality in the Work of Dugald Stewart"

Finlay, Christopher J., Trinity College, Dublin:
"'Commercial Individualism and the Polite Academy: James Balfour's Encounter with the Moral Philosophy of David Hume in A Delineation of the Nature and Obligation of Morality"

Group 4. Transitions and new university formations 1750-1850 (Thursday 10 August 14-17, 3 hours)

Group leader: Professor Matti Klinge, University of Helsinki

Uvarov, Pavel, Professor, Academy of Sciences of Russia, Moscow:
"The Beginning of the Russian Universities of the 18.-19. centuries: Difficulties and adaptive capacities of the idea of the University in the unfavorable ground"

Howard, Thomas Albert, PhD, Ass. Professor, Gordon College, USA:
"The Theological Faculty and the founding of the University of Berlin"

Held, Dirk t.D., PhD, Connecticut College, USA:
"Hellenism, Nationalism, and the Ideology of Research in Humboldt' s University"

Withrington, Donald J., Reader, University of Aberdeen:
"Constructing a new university tradition: the curious emergence of 'democratic intellectualism' as the distinctive mark of the Scottish Universities in the 19th century"

Hofstetter, Michael J., Ass. Professor, Southwest State University, USA:
"The Romantic Idea of the University: Germany and England, 1770-1850"

Lupo, Maurizio, Istitutio di Storia Economica del Mezzogiorno, Napoli:
"Public and Private in University History. Italian Mezzogiorno between the 18th and 19th century: a case study"

Group 5. Transitions in the research university, 1850-1930 (Friday 11 August 9-12, 3 hours)

Group leader: Professor Roger Geiger, Pennsylvania State University College of Education

Michel, John L., Minnesota, USA:
"Reception of the Research Ideal by Physicists at the University of Chicago"

Wisselgren, Per, PhD Student, Umeå university, Sweden:
"Private funding, disciplinary formation, and the transformation of universities - a Swedish example from the fin-de-siècle"

Antjoulatou, Heleni and Helena Maniati, University of Athens, Greece:
"The Physical Sciences in Higher Education in Greece during the 19th century"

Varriale, Roberta, Istituto di Storia Economica del Mezzogiorno, Napoli:
"The School of Law of the University of Naples between 1881 to 1923: a dynamic study through the analysis of newly-discovered documents"

Group 6. Women at the universities (Thursday 10 August 14-17, 3 hours)

Group leader: Professor Anne-Lise Seip, University of Oslo

Rothblatt, Sheldon, Professor, University of California, Berkeley:
"The Founding of Women's Colleges in Britain and the United States in the 19th Century"

Pedersen, Joyce Senders, Lecturer, Odense university, Denmark:
"Inventing Tradition/Coping with Change: The Women's Colleges in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Cambridge"

Ronne, Marta, PhD Student, Uppsala university, Sweden:
"Intellectual Outsiders. Women's university novels published 1900-1940 and their historical background"

Hammar, Inger, Fil. dr., Lunds university, Sweden:
"Gender trouble at the universities in late nineteenth century Sweden"

MacLachlan, Anne J., PhD, University of California, Berkeley:
"The Inclusion of Women in American Higher Education: Institutional Adaptation and Resistance"

Group 7. University teachers in the the twentieth century (Friday 11 August 9-12, 3 hours)

Group leader: Professor Sivert Langholm, University of Oslo

Tyssens, Jeffrey, Professor, Vrije Universiteit Brussel:
"French University Teachers and their Trade Unions, 1945-1972. Interest Aggregation and Ideological Confrontation in a Period of Educational Expansion"

Raemdonck, Liesje, Drs., Vrije Universiteit Brussel:
"Methodological Reflections on the Prosopographical Study of Aacademics: Bourdieu's Sociological Theory and its Application in a Historical Context"

Schandevyl, Eva, Drs., Vrije Universiteit Brussel:
"Tensions between Scientific Ethos and Political Engagement: Belgian University Teachers and the Lysenko Case"

Hansen, Else, PhD, National Archives of Denmark, Copenhagen:
"Staff Structure in Danish and Swedish Mass Universities. University Traditions in Denmark and Sweden, 1950 to 1990, continuities and discontinuities"

Potts, Anthony, La Trobe University, Australia:
"Becoming a Teacher Educator During the Golden Age of Higher Education"

Group 8. University models and university developments in the 20th century (Friday 11 August 9-12, 3 hours)
Group leader: Professor Sheldon Rothblatt, University of California at Berkeley

Heschel, Susannah, Professor, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, USA:
"The Theological Faculty at the University of Jena during the Third Reich"

Haber, Samuel, Professor emeritus, University of California, Berkeley:
"The Composite Legitimation of American Universities and the Exclusion of Jews from their Faculties, 1920-1945"

Rupp, Jan C.C., University of Amsterdam:
"American Models Transforming European Universities. The Fulbright Program in the Netherlands, 1950-1990"

Auger, Jean -Francois, Université du Québec à Montréal:
"La recherche universitaire au service des industries: l'évolution des rapports avec les entreprises à la Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering de l'Université de Toronto, 1900-1980"

Gagnon, Robert, Professor, Université du Québec à Montréal:
"La Seconde Guerre mondiale et l'émergence de la recherche au Québec"

Tamburri, Pascual, Dr., Universitad Pública de Navarra, Spain, and Dr. Daniele Bucci, Università degli Studi della Tuscia, Italy:
"Medieval tradition and Italian innovations: background and evolution of the Spanish Colleges since 1939"

Rich, Paul, Professor, Stanford University, and PhD student Guillermo De Los Reya, University of Pennsylvania:
"The History of the Residential Dilemma in Universities: Of Greeks, Dorms, and Colleges"

Group 9. Transformations after World War II (Thursday 10 August 14-17, 3 Hours)

Group leader: Research fellow Fredrik Thue, University of Oslo

Ericksen, Robert P., Professor, Olympic College, USA:
"Denazification at Göttingen: Negotiating the Transition from a National Socialist to a Democratic University"

Helsvig, Kim, Research Fellow, University of Oslo:
"Pedagogical Research at the University of Oslo and Educational Policy in Post-war Norway"

Kalleberg, Ragnvald, Professor, University of Oslo:
"The Role of "Intellectual" in the Academic Role-Set"

Kolbe, Laura, docent, Helsingfors university:
"From Memory to History: 1968 and Female Students in Revolt"

Johnson, Alan, Senior Lecturer, Edge Hill University College, England:
"'The Bible of the Free Speech Movement': Hal Draper's The Mind of Clark Kerr revisited"

Balsvik, Randi R.; Professor, University of Tromsø, Norway:
"University and State in Africa 1960-1995. Why so much disruption in African Universities?"

Douglass, John A., PhD, Research Fellow, University of California, Berkeley:
"From Multi- to Meta-University: Organizational and Political Change at the University of California in the 20th Century and Beyond". 1 2

17. International Commission for the History of Towns
Commission Internationale pour l´Histoire des Villes

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00

Building H, Auditorium 1

Destruction and Reconstruction of Cities
Destruction et reconstruction des villes

Martin Körner, Switzerland (Destruction et reconstruction de villes)
Francesca Bocchi, Italy (New Technologies and Urban History)
Ferdinand Opll, Austria (Aspects of Daily Life in Medieval Vienna)
Thomas Riis, Germany (Preussische Hansestädte un die Kölner Konfederation (14th-15th C.))
Franz Irsigler, Germany (Siebstern. Ein Modell zur Konstruktion mittelalterlicher Stätetypen)
Sven Lilja, Sweden (Urban Death-Perceptions and Realities. Studies of Urban Mortality in Early Modern Baltic region)

18. International Federation of Societies and Institutes for Renaissance Studies
Fédération Internationale des Sociétés et Instituts pour l'Étude de la Renaissance

Programme not available

19. Commission of History of International Relations
Commission d´Histoire des Relations Internationales

Friday 11 August 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00
Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building F, Auditoriums 1, 2

Friday, 11 August

09:00-12:00
General report and presentations

Friday, 11 August, 14:00-17:00
Saturday, 12 August, 09:00-12:00
Parallell sessions

FULL PROGRAMME AND ABSTRACTS:

INTRODUCTION: Globalisation, Regionalisation and History of International Relations (PDF format)

PAPERS: (Word-file(2267kb)) (PDF-file)

The Formation of Images of People from XVIII Century and the History of International Relations (PDF format)

PAPERS: Word-file(2267kb))

Globalisation, Regionalisation and History of International Relations

Australia

Jean Beaumont, Australia (Australia between regionalization and Globalization. Historical Perspective and recent trends)
Joe Hajdu, Australia (The Presence of Global Capital in Australia and the Debate over National Identity)
David Lowe, Australia (Three world wars: Australia and the Global Implications of Twentieth Century Wars)

Asia

Rubén Mario Aguirre/Gustavo Gatti, Argentina (Oriente- Occidente. Una Fin de Siglo y Fin del Trabajo realidad)
Valdo Ferretti, Italy (The globalization process from South to East Asia and Japan's adhesion to the Colombo Plan in 1954)
Graciela Iuorno/ Trincheri Alcira Trincheri, Argentina (Globalización y conflictos latentes a fin de siglo. El nacionalismo étnico-religioso en Kosovo y Cachemira)
Surjit Mansingh, India (India and China in Comparative Perspective:Between Regionalism and Globalization)
Motoko Shuto, Japan (Sovereignity, Regionalism and Globalization in South East Asia)
Gupta Subhash, India (Regionalism in India)
Hugues Tertrais, France (Entre mondialisation et régionalisation: les relations ente l'Europe et l'Asie du Sud-Est depuis la seconde guerre mondiale)
Hirotaka Watanabe, Japan (Japan- Asia and Euro-Asian Relations: Regionalism in Asia and Globalization in the First Half of the 20th Century)
Maria Weber, Italy (Globalization and the Asian Economic Crisis)

North America

Guy Poitras, USA (Inventing North America: the Evolution of Regionalism in a Globalized Political Economy)

Latin America

Mario Daniel Rapoport, Argentina (L'Amerique Latine entre globalisation et regionalisation. Perspectives Historiques et tendences recentes. Rapport General)

Africa

Wolfgang Döpcke, Brazil (About the Mistery and Misery of Regional Integration in Africa)

Mediterranean Sea

Nuno Valerio, Portugal (From global Mediterranean to the Mediterranean in a global World)

Europe

Rubén Mario Aguirre/Gustavo Gatti, Argentina (Oriente- Occidente. Una Fin de Siglo y Fin del Trabajo realidad)
Thomas Angerer, Austria (Austria's Foreign Policy since 1918: between Regionalization and Globalization)
Augusto Graziani, Italy (L'Italia nel processo di globalizzazione)
Kumiko Haba, Japan (Globalism and Regionalism in the east Central europe: Nationality Problem and Regional Cooperation under the EU and NATO Enlargement)
Kalervo Hovi, Finland (Globalization and Regionalization in the Baltic States and Finland in the 1920's and 1930's)
Graciela Iuorno/Trincheri Alcira, Argentina (Globalización y conflictos latentes a fin de siglo. El nacionalismo étnico-religioso en Kosovo y Cachemira)
Nikolaj Petersen, Denmark (Denmark and Norden in the Post-War Period: Between Sub-Regionalism, Reginalism and Globalism)
Jukka Nevakivi, Finland (Globalization, Regionalization and the History of International Relations: the case of Scandinavia and Finland)
Valters Scerbinskis, Latvia (Latvia in the process of Globalization and Regionalization during 90's)
Nina D. Smirnova, Russia (Regionalization and Regional Integration. Balkan Tie)
Lucio Valent, Italy (United Kingdom and Globalization in the 1950's and 1960's)

Global Management

Ron W. Pruessen Canada (Growing the System: The Evolution of Global Management Efforts, 1950-1980)

Globalization and Development

Jürgen Osterhammel, Switzerland (Globalising and Regionalising Forces Affecting the Dependent World (19th and 20th Centuries))
Norma Breda dos Santos, Brazil (OMC: regras multilaterais seguras, estàveis e nao discriminatorias? Persepctivas para a
liberalizacao do setor agricola)

Military Alliances

Chuck Cogan, USA (NATO, UE, after the Cold War)
Robert S. Jordan, USA (Clausewitz and NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR): Do They Have Anything in Common?)
Lawrence Kaplan, USA (The Evolution of NATO as a Military
Organization)
Sean Kay, USA (Security Regionalisation in the New Europe)

Church

David Bidussa,Italy (Risposte totalizzanti alla globalizzazione. Il radicalismo religioso come 'invenzione della tradizione' e 'mobilitazione sociale'. Il caso ebraico di fine secolo)
Alfredo Canavero, Italy (A More Globalized Church Will Be Less Universal? The Internationalization of the Roman Curia in the 20th Century)
Agostino Giovagnoli, Italy (Tra decolonizzazione e globalizzazione: chiesa cattolica e missioni nel XX° secolo)
Jean Paul Willaime, France (Protestantism, the Church and the Globalization)

Socialism and Globalisation

Bruno Federico Amoroso, Denmark (Globalization and Regionalism)
Andrea Ciampani, Italy (Attori Sociali nella storia delle relazioni internazionali: i sindacati europei dall'internazionalismo alla società globale)

Feminism

Elisabetta Vezzosi, Italy (The Feminist Movement Between Globalization and Regionalization)

History and Theory

Alessandro Colombo, Italy (Globalisation and the Crisis of International Society. Martin Wight and Carl Schmitt's Reflections on the Cultural and Insituttional Dimensions of International Relations)
Charles Doran, USA (Will Globalization and Regionalization Weaken the State and Facilitate Secession?)
Yale Ferguson, USA (Globalization, Regionalization, and Other Conceptions of Politcal Space: Past, Present and Future)
Omar Horacio Gejo/Ana María Liberali, Argentina (Globalización versus Regionalización)
Daniela Preda, Italy (Globalizzazione e regionalizzazione: un approccio storiografico)
Francesca Rigotti, Italy (Lo spettro della globalizzazione)
Giovanni Scirocco, Italy (Una discussione in corso: Globalizzazione e Periodizzazione)
Luciano Tosi, Italy (Tra guerre e processi di cooperazione internazionale. Un'ipotesi di lettura delle relazioni internazionali del XX° secolo)
Tullo Vigevani, Brazil (Long Cycles of the International Society and Their Contemporary Consequences)

The Formation of Images of People from XVIII Century and the History of International Relations
La formation des images des peuples et l'histoire des relations internationales dès XVIII siècle à nos jours

Maria Matilde Benzoni, Italy (L'image de l'Amérique espagnole à l'age moderne. Notes pour une histoire "d'édition" de l'expansion européenne (XVI-XVIII siècle))
Elisabetta Borromeo, France (L'image du Turc à l'age moderne)
Giulia Bogliolo Bruna, Italy (Dal Mito alla realtà: l'immagine degli Eschimesi nella letteratura odeporica ((XVI-XVIII secolo))
Ioan-Aurel Pop/Sorin Sipos (L'image des pays Roumains dans un ouvrage français de 1688)
Pompiliu Teodor (La question orientale, les roumains et l'image de l'autre (fin du XVIe siècle et aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècle))
Cornelius Jaenen, Canada (Imaginary Reality. French Images of Amerindians; Amerindian Images of the French)
Robert Young, USA (Colonial Images of Population of West Sumatra in the XVIII Century)
Kokila Dang, United Kingdom (Defining and Legitimising the 'Other': India from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Century)
Martyn Cornick, United Kingdom (Les problèmes de la perception entre la France et la Grande Bretagne il y a 100 ans)
Lucia Maria Bastos P. Neves/Tania Maria Tavares Bessone da Cruz Ferreira, Brazil (Brésil, France et Portugal: atractions et aversions imaginées, 1808-1914)
Wolfram Kaiser, Germany (The Construction and Deconstruction of National Images in Global Public Spaces: Intercultural Communication at Nineteenth Century World Exibitions)
Giuseppina, France (Européens et Zulu au XIXème siècle:
aspects d'une rencontre entre deux cultures)
Harald Kleinschmidt (The Beginning of the Use of European Historical Method in Japan and the Formation of the Japanese Images of the European History)
Catherine Horel, France (L'image de l'Hongrie sur la longue durée (XIX-XX siècles))
Roberta Caccialupi, Italy (The Austria-Hungarian Empire in the Mirror of Italian Travel Literature (1867-1914))
Andrea Saccoman, Italy (The Enemy Imagined: Italian Military's Perception of European Armies between 1871 and 1882)
Alberto Caianiello, Italy (The Image of the William's Empire in Italian Liberal Newspapers. A Model of Action in Foreign Politics)
Silvia Pizzetti, Italy ('L'Allemagne savante'. La culture historique italienne et l'image de la science historique allemande (1860-1915))
Michael Rauck (The Development of the German Image in Japan in the late 19th Century to WW I)
Tiziano Bonazzi, Italy (Janus and the Statue of Liberty: Redifining 'The Other' to Chart the Course of the American Empire)
María-Dolores Elizalde, Spain (Images of the Philippine. The International Perception of a Colony at the End of
XIX Century)
Victor Morales Lezcano, Spain (The Crossed-Images Between Spain and Morocco)
Lena Medeiros de Menenzes, Brazil (Les portugais en tant que représentation de l'immobilisme dans la modernisation républicaine au Brésil (1890-1920))
Aldo Ferrari, Italy (Betwen Slavdom and Turan: Russian Identity in Eurasian Teaching)
Hideo Fukamachi, Japan (Chinese National Counsciousness and Japan: The Case of Tai-Chi-t'ao)
Olavi K. Fält, Finland (The Image of Japan in Finland in the 1930's)
Sophie Coeuré, France (L'image de l'URSS en France entre les deux guerres)
Bohumila Ferenèuhová, Slovakia (L'alliance franco-tchécoslovaque dans l'entre-deux-guerres. Le poids de l'image du Français et du Russe/Soviétique dans le processus de décision en politique étrangère)
Thomasz Schramm, Germany (La représentation satirique des voisins de la Pologne dans l'entre-deux-guerres)
P. Olla Brundu, Italy ('Temperamentally Unwarlike': The Image of Italy in the Allies' War Propaganda, 1943-1945)
Ignacio Klich, United Kingdom (Imágenes y realidades sobre los nazis en la Argentina)
Elena Aga Rossi/Giovanni Orsina, Italy (The Image of America in the Italian Communist Press (1944-1956))
Rita Cambria, Italy (L'immagine dell'Italia del dopoguerra nella stampa nordamericana (1945-1948))
Anna Ostinelli, Italy (The Non-European World in the Italian School History Books: The Image of the Other Between Stereotypes and Reality after World War II)
Mikhail Narinski, Russia (La formation de l'image de l'ennemi en URSS au début de la Guerre Froide)
John Kent, United Kingdom (British Elite and Official Perceptions of the 'Other' in Cold War Europe)
José Flávio Sombra Saraiva, Brazil ('A Tale of a Child and an Old Uncle': Brazilian-British Mutual Images in the Post-War Period)
Cristian Buchrucker, Argentina (La imagen de la historia internacional del siglo XX en el nacionalismo y el pensamiento militar argentino durante la era de la guerra fría)
Graeme S. Mount, Canada (The Foreign Relations of Trinidad and Tobago as a Manifestation of National Identity)
Gottfried Niedhart, Germany (The West-German Image of the Soviet Union in the Period of Willy Brandt's Ostpolitik)
Roberto Dante Flores, Argentina (Relaciones entre Chile y Argentina. Medios de comunicación y construcción de identidades (1978-1999))
María Dolores Algora Weber, Spain (Spain-Maghreb Relations in the Framework of the 'Common Security and Foreign Policy' of the European Union: from the Traditional Look to the Present Aims)
Mikael af Malmborg, Sweden (The meanings of 'Europe' in National Discourses-History and Theory)
David Vital, Israel (The People as an Organizing Idea)

Saturday, 12 August, 14:00-17:00

Summarising and General Assembly

20. Instituto Panamericano de Geografia y Historia

Programme not available

21. The International Association of Historical Societies for the Study of Jewish History

Friday 11 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building D, Auditorium 5

Comparative Perspectives on the Interplay of Continuity and Innovation in the History of Jews and Other Minorities

Session 1

Chair: Michael A. Meyer

Opening Address

Haim Saadoun, Israel (The Sorrow and the Compassion: The Aliya from North Africa via Norway and the 'Oslo Tragedy')

Panel

David Vital, Israel (Singularity, Innovation and Politics)
Steven Bowman, USA (Continuity and Innovation in the Greek Jewish Diasporas)
Joseph R. Hacker Israel (Continuity and Innovation in Hispano-Jewish Society in the Ottoman Empire, 15th-18th Centuries)
Claude B. Stuczynski, Israel (Two Minorities Before the Iberian Inquisitions: The 'Marranos' and the 'Moriscos'-Differences, Similarities and Mutual Awareness)

Session 2

Chair: Joseph R Hacker

Panel

Michael Toch, Israel (The Jewish Role in the Economies of Host Cultures: From Medieval to Modern Perceptions)
Yosef Salmon, Israel (Jewish Orthodoxy in Eastern Europe as a Reaction to Modernity)
Haim Avni, Israel (Continuity and Change in Communal Jewish Life Following Immigration: The Case of Latin America)

22. International Society for History Didactics
Société Internationale pour la Didactique de l´Histoire

Friday 11 August 14:00-17:00, Saturday 12 August, 09:00-12:00, 14:00-17:00

Building F, Auditorium 3

Historical Consciousness and History Teaching in a Globalizing Society

Organiser: Karl Pellens, Germany

From Local History to World History
How do we get Along with History?
History as a Social Memory and the Horizon for the Future

23. Arab Historians Association
Union des Historiens Arabes

Programme not available