Journée d'étude
Thursday 8 July | Jeudi 8 juillet
11:00 – 12:30 | 11h00 – 12h30
16.Epidemics, Pandemics, and Public Health Responses II: Borders and Control | Épidémies, pandémies et les réponses en santé publique II : Frontières et contrôle
Edite Martins Alberto and Joana Balsa de Pinho: “The House of Health of Lisbon and the Fight against Epidemics in 16th Century”
Andrea Toffolon: “Take a good look at me, gentlemen, if I am infected”: Plague, Border Control, and Honour in the Republic of Venice (1630)
Ivana Horbec: “The Sanitary Cordon in Croatia-Slavonia: A Model for Early Modern Border Control and Quarantine Measures”
Renée Davis: “The Battle at Bramshott: The Canadian Army Medical Corps and Pandemic Influenza”
Chair | Président : Joseph Patrouch
12:45 – 2:15 | 12h45 – 14h15
17.The Evolution of the State for Canadians | L’évolution de l’État pour les Canadiens
Alex Gagné: “Strays and Saviours: How Child Immigration Schemes in Canada Influence Perceptions of Childhood and Child Welfare Policies, 1869-1930”
Aaron Armstrong: “For Services Rendered: Early Canadian Military Pension Developments, 1880 to 1914”
Jody Hodgins: “Veterinary Medicine: An Apparatus for the State to Implement Health Regulations”
Zachary Consitt: “Designing a Healthy Nation: Federal Initiatives to Support ParticipACTION and the Calgary Olympic Games, 1970-1988”
Chair | Président : David Tough
2:30 – 4:00 | 14h30 – 16h00
18.Health | La santé
Madeline Burghardt: “Implicated Subjects? Canada’s role in the thalidomide tragedy.”
Nicole Demarchi: “A Medieval Response to the First Plague Pandemic: The Cases of Merovingian Gaul and Italy (VI–VII century)”
Elena Taddei: “Indirect compulsion in small pox vaccination: The regional example of Tyrol (Austria) in the 19th century”
Mathieu Arsenault: « Soigner et gouverner les corps autochtones au 19e siècle. Nouveaux regards sur l’histoire de la médecine coloniale au Canada. »
Chair | Présidente : Donald Wright
4:15 – 5:45 | 16h15 – 17h45
19.Birth and Death | La naissance et la mort
Urvi Desai: “Birth Control and the Motherhood Market in Bombay, 1930-1960s”
Cecilia Morgan: “‘Until you gave her some fried meats’: The Death of Helen Harris Portman, London, Ontario, 21 March 1860”
Jane Nicholas: “Infanticide, Mourning, and Everyday Violence in the Lives of Girls and Women in Ontario, 1870-1920”
Margaret Ross: “Family Life in London, Ontario’s Sex Trade, 1880-1885”
Chair | Présidente : Whitney Wood
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