Thursday, April 8, 2010
Panel 1: Production of Security in States and Cities
13:00-13:30 Prof. Dr. Cornel Zwierlein (Bochum) / Dr. Rüdiger Graf (Bochum):
Introduction
13:30-14:00 Prof. Dr. Karl Härter (Frankfurt/M):
The Production of Security through Administrative Police Ordinances and "gute Policey" in Early Modern Europe
14:00-14:30 Rebecca Knapp, M.A. (Bochum):
Urban Fire-Security between Public Policies and Technical Specialisation
14:30-15:00 Eric Piltz, M.A. (Dresden):
Community and Control – Neighbourhood and Civic Security in Early Modern History
16:00-16:30 Dr. Michael Chvoika (Trnava/Slowakei):
The Expansion of State Security Production in Times of Joseph II
16:30-17:00 PD Dr. Klaus Weinhauer (Bielefeld):
Youth Crime, City Spaces and Security since the 19th Century
17:00-17:30 Dr. Achim Saupe (Potsdam):
Expertendiskurse und Sicherheitsgurus
Abendvortrag:
18:15-19:00 Prof. Dr. Christopher Daase (Frankfurt/M):
National, Societal and Human Security – On the Transformation of Political Language
Friday, April 9, 2010
Veranstaltungszentrum RUB, Conference Room 04/082
Panel 2: The State as Producer of Security in Global Affairs
09:00-09:30 Dr. Paul Töbelmann (Heidelberg):
Crusader Ideology: A Medieval Forerunner of 'Common Foreign and Security Policy'?
09:30-10:00 Magnus Ressel, Dipl. Kulturw. (Bochum):
Conflicts between Early Modern States about Rescuing own Subjects from Barbary-Captivity
10:00-10:30 Dr. Joachim Östlund (Lund):
Swedes in Barbary Captivity– The Discourse an Practice of Human Security, 1660-1760
11:30-12:00 Dr. Erik Gøbel (Copenhagen):
The Danish Algerian Sea Passes, 1747-1838 – An Example of the Production of Human Security
12:00-12:30 Dr. Leos Muller (Uppsala):
Swedish Consular Service in North Africa and Shipping Business
14:30-15:00 Eric Pardo Sauvageot, M.A. (Madrid):
Piracy off Somalia and its Challenges to Maritime Security – Comparisons to Early Modern Piracy
Panel 3: Environmental Crises, Disasters, and Human Security
16:00-16:30 Prof. Dr. Gerrit Jasper Schenk (Darmstadt/Heidelberg):
Notdurft, Hilfe und glücklicher Zustand. Überlegungen zur Sicherheitsproduktion in der Renaissance im Zusammenhang mit Naturgefahren
16:30-17:00 Dr. Dominik Collet (Göttingen):
Storage and Starvation – Food Security in Early Modern Europe
17:00-17:30 Prof. Dr. Cornel Zwierlein (Bochum)
Insurances and the Perception of Fire Disasters
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Conference Room GA, 5/29
09:00-09:30 PD Dr. Uwe Luebken (München):
Governing Floods and Riots in US History, 19th/20th Century
09:30-10:00 Dr. Melanie Arndt (Potsdam):
Chernobyl und deutsche NGOs
10:15-10:45 Thorsten Schulz, M.A. (Köln):
Transatlantic »Environmental Security« in the 1970s?
10:45-11:15 Dr. Rüdiger Graf (Bochum):
Between National and Human Security – Energy in the 1970s and Beyond
12:30-13:30 Round Table
Round Table / Chairs
Prof. Dr. Steffen Patzold (Tübingen)
Dr. Stefanie Rüther (Münster)
Prof. Dr. Cornelia Rauh (Hannover)
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kaiser (Paris)
Prof. Dr. Christopher Daase (Frankfurt/M)
Dr. Frieder Mißfelder (Zürich)
Prof. Dr. Constantin Goschler (Bochum)
Prof. Dr. Rainer Eising (Bochum)
Contact and Application:
www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/umweltgeschichte; umweltgeschichte@rub.de
Conveners: Prof. Dr. Cornel Zwierlein, Dr. Rüdiger Graf, Magnus Ressel, Rebecca Knapp