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Conference organization January 14-15: Organisation of the international conference: The language of difference: mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion of migrants 1945-2005, Leiden University. Lectures, symposia, colloquia, presentations May 19 : LIMS (Leiden International Migration Seminar). Organisation LIMS day with Catharine Rassiguier, Anthony Taylor and Carol Bohmer, Leiden University. Co-organiser of the Graduate Seminar Leiden University (monthly). Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editor in chief of Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschieden (2004-2010) (Aksant). Member Editorial board Continuity and Change External referee Journal of Urban Affairs; Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Stadsgeschiedenis, Migrantenstudies. External referee: AUP, IMICOE, Swiss National Science Foundation. Member of the board: NWO Mozaïek (2009-2010). Membership of boards and committees Chair of the committee funding UL (2008-2009, 2009-2010). Member of the board NW Posthumus (National Graduate School). Co-Chair of the Migration and Ethnicity Network of the European Social Science History conference (since 2000). Institute for History 124 Member of the executive committee of the Social Science History Association (2006-2009). Moderator of H-migration (since 2002). Hmigration is part of H-Net, an organisation in the US. Moderator of Website History of International Migration. Jury of the Winter prize 2009. Member of the board of CGM (Centre of the history of migrants). Publications Schrover, Marlou & Faassen, Marijke van ‘Invisibility and selectivity. Introduction to the special issue on Dutch overseas migration in the nineteenth and twentieth century’. Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis, 7(2), 3-31. Schrover, Marlou & Yeo, Eileen Janes (Eds.) Introduction: Moving the Focus to the Public Sphere. In: Marlou Schrover & Eileen, Janes Yeo (Eds.), Gender, Migration and the Public Sphere 1850- 2005 (pp. 1-13). New York: Routledge. Schrover, Marlou & Yeo, Eileen Janes (Eds.) Gender, Migration and the Public Sphere 1850-2005. New York: Routledge. Schrover, Marlou Pillarization, Multiculturalism and Cultural Freezing, Dutch Migration History and the Enforcement of Essentialist Ideas. BMGN, 125(2/3), 329-354. Schrover, Marlou Why Make a Difference? Migration Policy and Making Differences Between Migrant Men and Women (The Netherlands 1945–2005). In: Marlou
Schrover & Eileen Janes Yeo (Eds.), Gender, Migration and the Public Sphere 1850-2005 (pp. 76- 96). Routledge. Schrover, Marlou (2010). Sinterklaas, de kerstboom en vijf eeuwen migratie. In T Ang (Ed.), The unwanted land (pp. 33-44). Dr. P. Tammes Research 0.8 fte Conference attendance ‘Occupational structure, status and mobility of Jews in Amsterdam, 1851-1941’. Social Science History Association (Chicago, Illinois, 18-21 November, 2010). ‘Differentials in family structure among Jewish families in Amsterdam, 1880-1940’. Dag van de Sociologie, 10 juni 2010, Universiteit Groningen ‘Differentials in family structure among Jewish families in Amsterdam, 1880-1940’. Third Contact Day Jewish Studies on the Low Countries, University of Antwerp, 11 May 2010. ‘Assimilation and secession from Judaism in prewar Amsterdam’. European Social Science History Conference, Gent, 13-16 april. ‘The chance of survival of Jews in Dutch municipalities 1940-1945: theory and method of analysis’. Workshop Prosocial Behaviour in Interdisciplinary perspective, Universiteit Bochum, 14-15 januari. (invited lecture) Institute for History 125 Lectures, symposia, colloquia, presentations Organizer session ‘Assimilation of Jews’ at the European Social Science History Conference 2010, Gent. Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Referee Tijdschrift Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis Publications Tammes, P.J.R. Jewish-Gentile intermarriage in pre-war Amsterdam. History of the Family (The): An International Quarterly, 15(3), 298-315. Tammes, P.J.R. Het kunstenaarsechtpaar Else Berg en Samuel 'Mommy' Schwarz: een levensschets. Misjpoge, 23(2), 44-50. Tammes, P.J.R. Demografische ontwikkeling van joden in Nederland vanaf hun burgerlijke gelijkstelling tot aan de Duitse bezetting. In: Matthijs, K., van de Putte, B., Kok, J., Bras, H. (Eds.), Leven in de Lage Landen. Historisch-demografisch onderzoek in Vlaanderen en Nederland. Jaarboek 2010., pp. 239-270. Acco Uitgeverij. Poppel van, F. & Tammes, P.J.R. & Schenk, N. Opgroeien in de stad en op het platteland. Verschillen in de gezinssituatie van kinderen in de late negentiende en vroegtwintigste eeuw. In: Matthijs, K., van de Putte, B., Kok, J., Bras, H. (Eds.), Leven in de Lage Landen. Historischdemografisch onderzoek in Vlaanderen en Nederland.
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