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1 Research School Political History 2 nd Conference of the International Scholars Network History of Societies and Socialisms (HOSAS) Crisis and mobilization since February, 2013 Location: International Institute of Social History, Cruquiusweg 31, Amsterdam Friday, Feb.22, :00 Welcome by the HOSAS committee Welcome by Marcel van der Linden (IISH) Panel 1 Social Justice as political cause: historical and theoretical foundations of mobilizations Frank Hatje (Univ. of Hamburg): Educating a new mankind. Enlightenment, revolution, and the concepts of an egalitarian society among the bourgeoisie of the North-German mercantile metropoles around 1800 William A. Pelz (Institute of Working Class History, Chicago): Marx, Engels, Bakunin and the Socialism(s) of the International Working Men s Association Samuel Hayat (Univ. of Paris 8, CRESPPA): From social science to working class struggle: 1830 and 1848 revolutions in the history of French socialism Carolin Kosuch (Univ. of Leipzig): Anarchism as counterpart of mobilization: the case of Gustav Landauer and Erich Mühsam 17:30-19:00 Key note by Geoff Eley & discussion Chair: Giovanni Bernardini Borrel/light refreshments at the IISH 1
2 Saturday, Feb. 23, :00-10:30 Panel 2 Into the age of extremes: mobilizations of new demographic and intellectual realms (1870s-1940s) Chair: Kasper Braskén Liesbeth van de Grift (Radboud Univ. Nijmegen): Land Free From History and Tradition : Reforming Agriculture on Reclaimed Lands in the Netherlands, Matias Kaihovirta (Åbo Akademi Univ., Turku): Reactive Rioters in the Modernizing Society Popular Contestation as Reaction Lisa Vollmer (Technical Univ. Berlin): Tenant Mobilization and the Left Berlin :00-10:30 Panel 3 Mass grievances, mass politics: democratic mobilizations in the interwar years Chair: Jakub S. Beneš Megan Trudell (Birbbeck Coll., London): Antonio Gramsci, the L Ordine Nuovo and Italian interwar mass politics Sabine Hake (Univ. of Texas, Austin): Weimar Culture and Proletarian Modernism Jason D. Martinek (New Jersey City Univ.): Do Books Make Revolutions?: The Example of the American Socialist Movement, :00-12:30 Panel 4 National(ist) socialisms? The social questions between left and right wing politics Chair: Giovanni Bernardini Erin Hochman (Southern Methodist Univ., Dallas): Socialism, Großdeutsch Nationalism, and the Defense of the Weimar and First Austrian Republics Lorenzo Santoro (Univ. della Calabria, Rome): Mussolini and the 1911 Libya war: the crisis of the bourgeois order and the general strike as new revolutionary strategy Manuel López (Univ. of Lleida): Making Democracy in inter-war Europe: The anti-fascists insurrections of 1934 Lunch 2
3 14:00-16:00 Panel 5 Facing the Urkatastrophe : The social costs and political legacies of World War I Chair: Stefan Müller Stefan Nyzell (Malmö Univ.): We Demand Bread, Peace and Suffrage": The Role of the Political Left in the Swedish Protest Cycle of 1917 Rudolf Kučera (Czech Academy of Sciences, Prague): Beyond the Nation and Party: Cultures of Protest in the Bohemian Lands during World War I Thomas Mackaman (King s Coll., Wilkes-Barre/Pennsylvania): Transatlantic Radicals and the Crisis of the Nation-State, :00-16:00 Panel 6 Global strands of radicalism: anti-imperialist movements and transnational interconnections before World War II Ivan Sablin (Heidelberg Univ.): Liberating Mongolian Steppes: Indigenous Socialist Revolutionaries in East Central Asia, 1910s-1920s Fredrik Petersson (Åbo Akademi Univ., Turku): In Dire Need of a Colonial Agenda? The Mobilization and Responses of the Labour Socialist International on the Emergence of the League against Imperialism, Stephen Fein (LSE, London): The Anti-Imperialist Exhibition in Paris, 1931: Political Mobilization as a Measure to Counteract the Image of Empire Kasper Braskén (Åbo Akademi Univ., Turku): Cultivating War Anxiety? Mobilising the European Left against the Rising Imperialist Threat, :30-18:00 Panel 7 From social to gender issues (and back): women s movements, socialism, and social policies in the 20th century Chair: Jakub S. Beneš Sonya Michel (Univ. of Maryland, College Park): Between Maternalism and Socialism: Women Social Reformers in the Early Twentieth Century United States Dongxaio Liu (Texas A & M Univ.): Navigating Socialism and Neoliberalism: Experiences of the Indian and Chinese Women's Movements Åsa Lundqvist (Lund Univ.): Feminism and Activation Policies: Swedish Activating Inspectors and Women s Entrance in the Labour Market 3
4 Sunday, Feb. 24, :00-11:00 Panel 8 The Left s baptism of fire? Administrative, political and ideological responses during and after World War II Chair: Kasper Braskén Tracy Campbell (Univ. of Kentucky, Lexington): Squandered Opportunities: Lessons From 1942 in the United States Anne-Marie Mreijen (Research School Political History, Den Haag): The renewal of socialdemocracy in the The Netherlands: The Dutch Labour Party and the experiment of depillarization after WWII Jens Späth (DHI, Rome): The Crisis of 1945: Antifascism and Mobilization of German Social Democrats and Italian Socialists Camilo Erlichman (Univ. of Edinburgh): Whatever happened to German labour in the post-war era? The case of the British Zone of Germany, :30-13:30 Panel 9 New lessons of a New Left? Recent and current mobilizations in a globalized world (1970s-today) Chair: Stefan Müller Sami Outinen (Univ. of Helsinki): The Changing Concepts of Social of Swedish Social Democrats under the Challenge of Neoliberal Globalization from the 1970s to the 1990s Wim de Jong (Research School Political History, Den Haag): Learning democracy: Democratic crises and political education in the Netherlands ( ) Andrea Oñate (Princeton Univ.): Malleable Socialists: the pragmatic revolutionary politics of the FMLN during El Salvador s Civil War, Spyros Marchetos (Univ. of Thessaloniki): Mass Mobilization in the Current Greek Crisis, :30-15:00 Work lunch with final discussion A registration in advance is requested (hosas@uni-jena,de). Take notice that the organizers are not able to provide any funds for travelling and accommodation. 4
5 HOSAS organization committee: Jakub S. Beneš (University of Birmingham), Giovanni Bernardini (Italian-German Historical Institute - FBK, Trento), Kasper Braskén (Åbo Akademi, Turku), Christina Morina (Friedrich-Schiller University Jena, Duitsland Instituut Amsterdam), Stefan Müller (Universität Duisburg-Essen) 5
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