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Showing: Military Labour History (all days)

Tue 11 June
09.00 - 10.30
11.00 - 12.30
14.00 - 15.30
16.00 - 17.30

Wed 12 June
09.00 - 10.30
11.00 - 12.30
14.00 - 15.30
16.00 - 17.30
18.30 - 20.30

Thu 13 June
09.00 - 10.30
11.00 - 12.30
14.00 - 15.30
16.00 - 17.30
18.00 - 20.00

Fri 14 June
09.00 - 17.00

All days

Tuesday 11 June 2024 14.00 - 15.30

F416 - MIL1 Visual sources, material artefacts and military labour

Network: Military Labour History	Chair: J. Kim

B. Blum : Propaganda and Emotions: Official and private visual sources on British military families and military labour in war and peace, 1955-2019
C. de Matos : Visualising Domestic and Military Masculinities in the Work of Military Occupation
L. McDonnell : Seeing Early Modern Battle Anew: Warwork in the paintings of Pieter Snayers
O. Siitonen : Euphemisms and Passive Tense as a Means for De-visualising Narratives of Wartime Violence
A. Touloumtzidis : The Image of the Balkan Civilian Labourer at the Service of Armée d’Orient in the Macedonian Front: Photographs and propaganda in the British press during the First World War

Wednesday 12 June 2024 09.00 - 10.30

F416 - MIL2 Military labour in the early modern era

Network: Military Labour History	Chair: A. Touloumtzidis

F. Ansani : What is Military Labour? Evidence from the Italian Renaissance
J. Björklund : Mutiny and Discontent in the Swedish army 1605 – 1617
E. Larsson : Naval Officers as Merchant Skippers and Merchant Skippers as Naval Officers: The officers of the Swedish archipelago fleet 1756-1824
P. Nath : Military Labour and the Nature of the Mughal Empire
M. Neuding Skoog : Swedish Recruitment Agents on the German Military Market in 1543

Wednesday 12 June 2024 11.00 - 12.30

F416 - MIL3 Nations, states and empires: Military labour, gender, race and identity I

Network: Military Labour History	Chair: O. Siitonen

H. Droessler : Solomon Islanders “Going G.I. in the Matter of Clothes”: Taking Another Look at the Visual Archive of the Battle of Guadalcanal
P. Johansson, F. S. a. S. Strand : Military Conscription, Settler-Colonialism and Discrimination of the Sami People in 1900s Sweden
J. Lande : ‘To Go See My Relations’: Deserting Black soldiers and the negotiation of military labour, emancipation, and masculinity during the US Civil War
P. Pevetmi Amza : Participation in Military Service in the Premodern African armies: Case study of the royal Bamoun army between 1517 and 1813
S. Strand, P. J. e. F. Sundevall : Military Conscription, Settler-Colonialism and Discrimination of the Sami People in 1900s Sweden
F. Sundevall, P. J. e. S. Strand : Military Conscription, Settler-Colonialism and Discrimination of the Sami People in 1900s Sweden
P. Wawrzeniuk : The Final Destination: The Royal Institution for Disabled Veterans in Ulriksdal, 1821–1849

Wednesday 12 June 2024 14.00 - 15.30

B115 - MIL-MAR Military and Maritime Recruitment

Network: Military Labour History	Chairs: J. Ibarz, A. Touloumtzidis

J. Aguilera-López : From Pen to Sword: The Superintendent Position and the Incorporation of Military Expertise into the Barcelona Shipbuilding Industry (1560–1620)
M. Antypas : Tracing the relationship between conscription during the Greek Revolution and the formation of maritime labour market on the island of Hydra, 1821-1860
T. Peláez : "The recruitment of rowers in the Galleys of Spain during the 16th century"
D. Salvatore : “Building an Empire: mobilisation and conscription in the Italian fascist empire (1935-1940)”

F416 - MIL4 Recruitment and refusal in military labour: Gender, race and identity II

Network: Military Labour History	Chair: C. de Matos

O. Aura : Planning of Recruiting Women as Military Labour in Finland during the Cold War
K. Bootsma : Voluntary Women and Involuntary Men: Gender, military labour and discussions on voluntary conscription for women in contemporary Dutch history
J. Kim : ‘Holidays on Duty’: Pan Am female flight Attendants’ service labour for R&R Soldiers during the Vietnam War
L. Robinson : The Masculinity of Refusal: World War I US conscientious objectors and the spectre of maligned manhood
M. Tsirtsikou : Civil workers and gendering military labour through the case study of the Military Clothing-Footwear Factory (MF 700) at Piraeus (1909-1951)