Economies, Chair: Culture & Consumption Jim Van der Meulen Urban or rural? Social relations and industrial industry of the Flemish Heuvelland in the sixteenth century. Matthew Pawelski “Women”, “Lads” and “Workmen”: Gender and the Derbyshire Lead Industry, 1700-1800. Daniel O’Brien 'A necessary sort of people', The Undertaking Trade in the West of England, 1750‐1820. Chair: Global & Transnational The Transnational Spaces of Colonialism and Empire Approaches Tim Soriano The Royal Navy, legal pluralism, and authority in early colonial Sierra Leone: 16701810. Lori Lee Oates Wisdom from the east: British imperialism in India and nineteenth-century theosophy. Julia Laite Women, mobility, and trafficking in the British World in the early twentieth century. Jouez le Jeu! Rugby Union and imperialism in Belle Époque France. Geoffrey Levett Chair: Life-cycles & Life-styles Rachel Rich What time is it? Re‐thinking the history of timekeeping in nineteenth‐century Europe. Jane O’Neill Youth Remembered: Coming of Age in 1950s‐1970s Scotland. Helena Mills 'The Cool Four Million': Popular Media and the Meaning of Youth in 1960s Britain. Narratives, Chair: Emotions and the Self Collective Memory, Identity and Nostalgia Alison Twells ‘Derby lost to Stoke (3‐0) Bad. Good’: culture, identity and class transition in the 1938 diary of an English scholarship girl. Chris Jeppersen ‘Guardians of the colonial record’: the Overseas Service Pensioners’ Association (OSPA) & the battle for the popular memory of empire. Sophie Cooper Compromised identities: nineteenth‐century demonstrations of Irishness abroad. Laura Crombis War, national identity and urban communities; the changing emotional experiences of Tournai c.1450‐1521. Chair: Political Cultures, Policy Youth culture and politics. & Citizenship
Economies, Culture & Consumption Chair: Jim Van der Meulen Matthew Pawelski Daniel O’Brien Urban or rural? Social relations and industrial industry of the Flemish Heuvelland in the sixteenth century. “Women”, “Lads” and “Workmen”: Gender and the Derbyshire Lead Industry, 1700-1800. 'A necessary sort of people', The Undertaking Trade in the West of England, 1750‐1820. Global & Transnational Approaches Chair: The Transnational Spaces of Colonialism and Empire Tim Soriano Lori Lee Oates Julia Laite Geoffrey Levett The Royal Navy, legal pluralism, and authority in early colonial Sierra Leone: 16701810. Wisdom from the east: British imperialism in India and nineteenth-century theosophy. Women, mobility, and trafficking in the British World in the early twentieth century. Jouez le Jeu! Rugby Union and imperialism in Belle Époque France. Life-cycles & Life-styles Chair: Rachel Rich Jane O’Neill Helena Mills What time is it? Re‐thinking the history of timekeeping in nineteenth‐century Europe. Youth Remembered: Coming of Age in 1950s‐1970s Scotland. 'The Cool Four Million': Popular Media and the Meaning of Youth in 1960s Britain. Narratives, Emotions and the Self Chair: Collective Memory, Identity and Nostalgia Alison Twells Chris Jeppersen Sophie Cooper Laura Crombis ‘Derby lost to Stoke (3‐0) Bad. Good’: culture, identity and class transition in the 1938 diary of an English scholarship girl. ‘Guardians of the colonial record’: the Overseas Service Pensioners’ Association (OSPA) & the battle for the popular memory of empire. Compromised identities: nineteenth‐century demonstrations of Irishness abroad. War, national identity and urban communities; the changing emotional experiences of Tournai c.1450‐1521. Political Cultures, Policy & Citizenship Chair: Youth culture and politics.
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