Sweden - Holy Roman Empire Early Modern Cultural and Legal Transfer in a wider European Perspective. International Workshop:

Sweden - Holy Roman Empire Early Modern Cultural and Legal Transfer in a wider European Perspective. International Workshop:

Veranstalter
Institut für Kulturgeschichte der Frühen Neuzeit, Universität Osnabrück; DFG-Projekt: Friedensbildung um 1600; Dr. Inken Schmidt-Voges; Tobias Bartke
Veranstaltungsort
Universitätsbibliothek, Alte Münze, Zimeliensaal
Ort
Osnabrück
Land
Deutschland
Vom - Bis
04.06.2010 - 04.06.2010
Deadline
10.05.2010
Website
Von
Inken Schmidt-Voges

The decades at the turn of the 17th century were a crucial period in the Swedish state- and society-building process.

The system of political participation, of decision-making and jurisdiction was transferred from the medieval kingdoms and played a significant role in forming the political and cultural identity of the newly emerging Realm in the 16th century. In the course of growing influence in the Baltic region and internal consolidation these overcome administrative structures had to be adjusted to the current needs of an efficient administration. New input came either from foreign experts employed to important positions at court or from Swedes studying abroad to enter services in the church or state administration. The importance of such transfer of knowledge had often been stressed.

The aim of this workshop is to bring scholars together to explore issues related to transfer processes between Sweden and the Holy Roman Empire. The topics of juridical transfer will be embedded in the wider context of European migration and transfer processes in the fields of politics, science, trade, administration and arts.
Conference languages are English and German.

Programm

9.00-9.30
Inken Schmidt-Voges (Osnabrück): Introduction

9.30-11.00
I. General Outlines for Cultural Transfer between Sweden, Europe and the Holy Roman Empire

Otfried Czaika (Stockholm): Relationship and Freedom: The infinite variety of cultural transfer in the Baltic Sea Region c 1500-1700

Heiko Droste (Stockholm): Communication and cultural exchange in pre-postal times

Discussion

11.00-11.30 Coffee break

11.30-13.00
II. Law and Administration

Tobias Bartke (Osnabrück): Zwischen Rechts- und Kulturtransfer. Die versuchte Reform des schwedischen Rechts um 1600

Ulrike Ludwig (Dresden): Das Duell auf dem Weg nach Schweden. Kultur- und Rechtstransfer eines europäischen Handlungsmusters

Discussion

13.00-14.30 Lunch

14.30-15.30
III. Education and Dynasty

Ole Hammerslev (Odense): Lawyers’ construction of the Nordic states. Theoretical and methodological outlines of a prosopographic research project on the professionalization of Scandinavian lawyers

Discussion

15.30-16.00 Coffee break

16.00-17.30
IV. Culture and Economy

Andreas Kappelmayer (Tübingen): Zwischen Exil und Krone. Die Stellung des Hauses Pfalz-Zweibrücken im Schwedischen Reich

Erik Thomson (Winnipeg): Coining cultures: mints, corporations and sovereignty in the Swedish empire, 1600-1650

Discussion

17.30-18.30
Final discussion and conclusions

Discussants:
Olaf Mörke (Kiel)
Per Nilsén (Lund)
Jens E. Olesen (Greifswald)
Joachim Krüger (Greifswald)
Mia Korpiola (Helsinki)
Badeloch Noldus (Kopenhagen)
Janis Kreslins (Stockholm)

Kontakt

Inken Schmidt-Voges

Universität Osnabrück, IKFN
Neuer Graben 19/21, 49069 Osnabrück
0541-969 4383
0541-969 4898
inken.schmidt-voges@uos.de


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