Jeudi, 10 décembre 2015
13h45 Introduction
Accueil par Thomas MAISSEN, directeur de l’IHA
Introduction par Bettina SEVERIN-BARBOUTIE (IHA/S-IRICE), Maren RÖGER (Universität Augsburg/ DHI Warschau) et Christoph LORKE (Universität Münster)
14h00 Intermarriages – Mixed Marriages: Historical and Transnational Perspectives
Maren RÖGER (Universität Augsburg/ DHI Warschau)/Christoph LORKE (Universität Münster), Bi-national Marriages in Germany Since 1870: Between Micro and Political History
Simone DERIX (IEG Mainz), Upstairs, Downstairs – Transnational. Social Inequality and Cross-border Family Relations
Adrienne EDGAR (Univ. of California), Intermarriage in Soviet Central Asia
15h50 Interreligious Marriages
Ihor KOSYK (Univ. Wien), Social, Ethno-confessional and Geographical Aspects of Intermarriages in Austrian Galicia
Dani KRANZ (Univ. Wuppertal), Including and Excluding non-Jewish, Foreign Spouses/Partners of Israeli Jews in Israel: The Entanglement of Micro-, Meso-, and Macro Level in Socio-historic Perspective
Peter GRAF (Univ. Osnabrück), Le mariage ou l’union entre Musulmans et Chrétiens – un fait méconnu de la vie réelle en Allemagne
18h00 Conférence du soir
Angelika EPPLE (Univ.Bielefeld), Au-delà des frontières. Pratiques comparatives dans une perspective de micro-histoire et d’histoire globale
Commentaire: Fabrice VIRGILI (CNRS/S-IRICE)
Vendredi, 11 décembre 2015
9h00 Regulations, legislation and »Eigen-Sinn«
Suzanne SINKE (Florida State Univ.), Categorically Acceptable: Exploring State Policies of Migration and Marriage in Transatlantic Space
Imma GADIENT (Univ. de Fribourg), Struggle to Stay. Migrant Families’ Opposition to Processes of Governmental Expulsion in Geneva around 1900
Laura FAHNENBRUCK (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen), Repel Recognition. Fending Paternity in German Military Field Courts in the Occupied Netherlands
11h00 Migration and Family Regimes
Giota TOURGELI (University of the Peloponnese), Families Split by the »American Dream«: Greek Emigration to the USA and Impacts on Marriage and Family Relationships (1890–1930)
Anne FRIEDRICHS (Univ. Bielefeld), Families Across Borders: Polish-German Migration to the Ruhr Valley and to Northern France, 1870–1930
Stefania BERNINI (Univ. of New South Wales), A Space of Their own Making: Transnational Families and National Reconstitution after WW2
14h30 Mobility, migration and love in the Time of Peace and War
Lena RADAUER (Univ. Freiburg), »Returning as Family Men«. WWI Prisoners and their Relationships with Russian Women
Irene MESSINGER (Univ. Wien), Marriage of Convenience as a Way Into Exile – Unusual and Unequal Partner Relationship in Exile
Panikos PANAYI (Univ. Leicester), Interethnic Relationships in Peace and War. The Germans
in India, c.1800–1920
16h00
Beate COLLET (université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), Conclusion