Chair: Political Cultures, Political responses to migration Policy & Citizenship Lucia Morawska ”A dash of the Rhine…” German Jews of Victorian Bradford and their political engagement. Terry McBride Migrants and the public world in Scotland, 1885-1939. Brian Wallace Resisting the “Yellow Peril” in Britain, 1893-1900. Ruth Macdonald ”Love and law”: the emigration work of The Salvation Army Spaces Chair: & Places Erin Beeston A terminus on the periphery? Liverpool Road Goods Station and the Cottonopolis, 1830 to 1900. Tosh Warwick Bridging the Gap between Heritage and Regeneration: Rediscovering and Reinventing the ‘Infant Hercules’. Catherine Flinn Goldie Forgetful or Purposeful? Memory and the Remaking of Place After the Blitz. Tommaso Bobbio The encounter of the colonial and the local in the construction of a prospective colonial metropolis: Migration, Citizenship, and Epidemics in Ahmedabad, India (1812‐1870). Executive Committee Meeting 6.30-7.30 Reception hosted by Bloomsbury 7.45 Dinner - eat out in Portsmouth Day Two: 1 April, 2015 9.00-10.30 Session Four Deviance, Chair: Inclusion & Exclusion Controlling the body, controlling the mind: sites of contestation Jack Davies ‘For the good of England’: Crime and Deviance in the Stately Home Hospital in First World War Britain. Oisin Wall ‘Remember When to Keep Your Mouth Shut’: (Anti‐) Institutional Silence and the European Avant‐Garde. Kate Law ‘What has happened to our principles and the lessons we learnt from our grandmothers and mothers’: Black Women,
Political Cultures, Policy & Citizenship Chair: Political responses to migration Lucia Morawska Terry McBride Brian Wallace Ruth Macdonald ”A dash of the Rhine…” German Jews of Victorian Bradford and their political engagement. Migrants and the public world in Scotland, 1885-1939. Resisting the “Yellow Peril” in Britain, 1893-1900. ”Love and law”: the emigration work of The Salvation Army Spaces & Places Chair: Erin Beeston Tosh Warwick Catherine Flinn Goldie Tommaso Bobbio A terminus on the periphery? Liverpool Road Goods Station and the Cottonopolis, 1830 to 1900. Bridging the Gap between Heritage and Regeneration: Rediscovering and Reinventing the ‘Infant Hercules’. Forgetful or Purposeful? Memory and the Remaking of Place After the Blitz. The encounter of the colonial and the local in the construction of a prospective colonial metropolis: Migration, Citizenship, and Epidemics in Ahmedabad, India (1812‐1870). Executive Committee Meeting 6.30-7.30 Reception hosted by Bloomsbury 7.45 Dinner - eat out in Portsmouth Day Two: 1 April, 2015 9.00-10.30 Session Four Deviance, Inclusion & Exclusion Chair: Controlling the body, controlling the mind: sites of contestation Jack Davies Oisin Wall Kate Law ‘For the good of England’: Crime and Deviance in the Stately Home Hospital in First World War Britain. ‘Remember When to Keep Your Mouth Shut’: (Anti‐) Institutional Silence and the European Avant‐Garde. ‘What has happened to our principles and the lessons we learnt from our grandmothers and mothers’: Black Women,
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