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PhD Candidates Ms. Drs. N. Bouras Research 0.8 fte Drs. D. Klein Kranenburg Research 0.8 fte Conference attendance April 14-17: European Social Science History Conference, Ghent, Belgium. Paper, ‘Social divisions in the Schilderswijk of The Hague, 1920- 1939’. November 18-21: Social Science History Association, Chicago, U.S.A. Session organization and paper presentation Name of session: Revisiting the Urban Village: Case studies of twentieth century working-class neighborhood communities. Name of paper: ‘Because None of Us Had Anything’ Social-Economic Differences and their Consequences in a Working-Class Neighbourhood in The Netherlands, 1920-1960 Conference organization May 21: NW Posthumus Conference. Institute for History Leiden University. 128 Membership of boards and committees PhD-representative NW Posthumus. Ms. Drs. C.J. Laarman Research 0.8 fte Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Editorial board ‘Jaarboek voor Vrouwengeschiedenis’. Publications Laarman, C.J., Blok, G., Buchheim, E., Gouda, F., Jonker, E., Rasterhoff, C., Muller, A. & Vos, M de (Eds.). (2010). Jaarboek voor Vrouwengeschiedenis, 30. Drs. T. Walaardt Research 0.8 fte Conference attendance Paper prepared for a conference at the University Leiden called: The language of difference: mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion of migrants 1945-2005, Leiden University, 14-15 January 2010. Paper called: From protest heroes to
true Christians. Labelling Christian Turks as refugees in the 1970s. Paper prepared for the Conference of the American Social Science History Association in Chicago, 18-21 November 2010. Paper called: Try, try, try, and if necessary try again. The asylum procedure of Tamils and Iranians in the Netherlands in the early 1980s. PhD Defences -- External PhD Candidates D. Engelhard N. Everts M. Harpe P. de Jong Drs. O. Lansen J. Lentzner Ms. Drs. A.P.W. van Steen Drs. H.D. Tjalsma M. van der Mey-Tolsma Research Master Students Samuela Etosi Martine van Leeuwen Simon van Koppen Michiel Messink Liesbeth Rosen Jacobson Aniek Smit Institute for History 129 Externally funded programmes Civil Services and Urban Communities, The Netherlands 1500-1795 Manon van der Heijden This research project started in January 2005 at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and was moved to the Department of History of Leiden University in September 2006. Manon van der Heijden is coordinator and principal researcher of the project. Griet Vermeesch is postdoc-researcher. In June 2007, Elise Nederveen van Meerkerk will be appointed as post doc-researcher as well. The main aims of the project are twofold: 1. We wish to investigate the development of civil services in the Netherlands by focusing on the area of tension between citizens, church and government. In this way we aim to discover the nature of the interaction that existed between the civil initiatives undertaken by the government, citizens and church in the transition from private to public. 2. We wish to investigate the interaction between the idea of citizenship and the practical allocation of civil services between church, government and citizens. Central to this study will be the long-term process between 1500 en 1800 from city citizen to national citizen and the effects of bureaucratization on the ideal of citizenship and the involvement of citizens in civil services. The project has a website: www.let.leidenuniv.nl/history/csuc/
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