Programme
Introduction and welcome
Stanisław Sroka, Dean of the Faculty of History
Occupations
Chair: Alexis Litvine
Konrad Wnęk, Jagiellonian University
Occupational structure of Austrian Galicia in the second half of the 19th century
Leigh Shaw-Taylor, University of Cambridge
Estimating female occupational structure and female labour force participation rates in England and Wales 1601-1817
Aleksandra Dul, University of Cambridge
Engines of growth: Labour-promoting technology in Central European mining 1870-1910
Location: Collegium Novum, Room 56
Lunch break at Smakołyki
Transport
Chair: Aleksandra Dul
Arthur Starzec, University College London
Scottish and Irish Roads 1700-1940
Jordi Marti Henneberg, University of Lleida
Railways and state / regional borders in Europe 1870-2020
Thomas Thevenin, University of Burgundy
Roads and speed models
Synergy workshop introduction
Alexis Litvine
Guided walking city centre tour
Dinner at Smakołyki
Early modern
Chair:
David Chilosi, King's College London
Transport, markets and growth in Europe 1300-1800
Michele Bolla, University of Cambridge
Proto-industry and economic decline in early modern Northern Italy
Rafał Oseńko, Catholic University of Lublin
16th-19th century parish registers as source material in demographic and historical research
Coffee and refreshments
Modern
Chair:
Anna Missiaia, University of Gothenburg
The pre-industrial roots of Sweden's industrial geography 1750-1900
Michael Pammer, Johannes Kepler University Linz
A comparison of parish records and census data: Occupation and marriage seasonality in 1890
Antoine Paccoud, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research
Land and housing inequality in Luxembourg 1766-1938
Lunch at Smakołyki
Workshop 1: B1
Coffee and refreshments
Workshop 2: B1
Dinner at Smakołyki
Methods
Chair:
Christian Vedel, University of Southern Denmark
CHAOS: Converting Historical Accounts into Occupational Scores
Max Satchell, University of Cambridge
GIS files of the exposed coal fields and woodland of England and Wales
Alexis Litvine, University of Cambridge
Automatic transcription: State of the art, examples and cost of production
Alexis Litvine, University of Cambridge
Occupational coding for Synergy: A new graph approach to multi scheme coding