CET

28. 1.

7:00 PM
Welcome

7:10 PM
Oana Sorescu-ludean
(Centre for Population Studies, Babes-Bolyai University) “New People, Old Practices: The Habsburg Civil Servants in Hermannstadt, 1750-1800"
Hugo Lane
(York College of the City University of New York)
"Austrian Officials and the Polish-Ruthenian Divide to 1848"

8:20 PM
Oliver Zajac
(German Historical Institute, Warsaw)
“Czartoryski, Galicia, and plans for a future Polish
uprising”
Judit Pâl, Vlad Popovici, (Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca)
“The multifaceted identity of state and county officials in Transylvania”

9:30 PM
Peter Becker (University of Vienna) Jana Osterkamp (LMU Munich)
“A state and a desk”
Marco Jaimes
(University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
“Promotion and Protection: The Cult of Franz Joseph in Education and Law”

10:40 PM
Marijan David
(Institute of Slovenian Literature and Literary Studies) “Imperial Censorship and Censors in Carniola during the Pre-March Period"
Megan Richardson (University of Melbourne)
“The Good Bureaucrat: Kafka’s Office Writings”

29. 1.
6:00 PM
Christos Aliprantis
(Center for Advanced Studies, LMU Munich)
“The transnational dimension of Austrian political police in anAgeofRevolutions,1830-1867”
David Smrček
(Charles University, Prague — University of Vienna) “Bohemian Police during National Riots and Demonstrations around 1900”

7:10 PM
Daša Ličen
(Institute of Ethnology, Ljubljana)
“State Administrators as the Essence of Change? The Case of Late Habsburg Trieste”
Wolfgang Göderle (University of Graz)
“Bureaucracy in the late Habsburg Empire: The Vipers and Mongooses of Meleda”

8:20 PM
Lucija Balikič (Central European University)
“Serving Slavdom": Southern Slavic Sokol Officials
members in public office and the politics of
dualism"
Alexander Maxwell (Victoria University of Wellington)
“Habsburg Officials and the 'Slavic Language'’

9:30 PM
Christopher Wendt
(European University Institute, Florence)
“Civil Servants’ Struggles to Resuscitate the State
in Post-Habsburg North Tyrol”
Francesco Frizzera
(Museo Storico Italiano della Guerra, Rovereto)
“Modernity v. Backwardness: Valeriano Malfatti and Roveretoon the outskirts of the Empire"

30. 1.
5:00 PM
Zdeněk Nebřenský
(German Historical Institute Warsaw)
“Trade inspectors: State Apparatus and Society in
the Habsburg Monarchy”
Therese Garstenauer (University of Vienna)
“Manifold loyalties: Organizations of Women government employees in Cisleithania”

6:00 PM
Orel Beilinson (Yale University)
“The Habsburg Civil Service as a Career'’
Sven Mörsdorf
(European University Institute, Florence)
“Consul Count Crenneville: An Aristocrat's Career in a 'Bourgeois' Consular Service”

7:10 PM
Ágoston Berecz (Imre Kertész Kolleg, Jena)
“The Adversities of Imperial Mapmaking in
Nation-state Hungary”
Rachel Trode
(European University Institute, Florence)
“Reframing Bureaucratic Failure - Civil Servants and the Nature of Habsburg Rule in Bosnia”

8:30 PM
Mátyás Erdélyi (CEFRES Prague),
Thomas Rohringer (LMU Munich)
“Administrative Reform Debates in Austria and
Hungary 1890-1914”
John Deak
(University of Notre Dame)
“Visions of the Future in the Final Years of Peace: Two Views from Vienna during the Balkan Wars"