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Saturday 19 th September 2009 Thistle Hotel, Exeter 09.15-09.30 Mike Duffy: The Exeter Years Roger Knight, University of Greenwich ‘OFFICER MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING’ Chairman : Professor Roger Knight, University of Greenwich 09.30 Towards a Hierarchy of Management: The Victorian and Edwardian Navy, 1860 - 1918 Mary Jones, University of Exeter 10.20 Heirarchies of the Modern Navy Duncan Redford, University of Exeter 11.10 Tea and coffee Chairman: Dr Roger Morriss, University of Exeter 11.40 Boat work for Royal Navy midshipmen c. 1919-39 Elinor Romans, University of Exeter 12.20 Forgotten or ignored, the Officers at Invergordon; 'We are doing this for you as well you know'. Mike Farquharson-Roberts, University of Exeter 13.00 Buffet Lunch ‘LEADERSHIP’ Chairman: Professor Richard Harding, University of Westminster 14.10 Admiral Rainier’s Management Challenges Peter Ward, University of Exeter 14.50 Leadership versus command in XVIIIth Century European Warships: Admirals Mazarredo and Jervis in Comparison Agustín Guimerá, CSIC, Madrid 16.00 TEA 16.30 Inspirational Leadership: Nelson’s Way of Crew Management Stephanie Jones, Maastricht School of Management and Jonathan Gosling, University of Exeter. 17.20 Discussion 17.45 Conclusion 18.00 Coaches to Holland Hall 19.30 Coach transfers from Holland Hall to Hope Hall 20.00 Conference Gala Dinner, Hope Hall
Sunday 20th September 2009 Streatham Court ‘CREW MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING’ Chairman: Professor Sarah Palmer, University of Greenwich 09.10 Foreign NCOs in the Dutch navy, 1642-97’ Andrew Little, University of Exeter 10.00 New kinds of discipline: The Royal Navy in the second half of the nineteenth century. Oliver Walton, Kingston University 10.50 Coffee ‘COMMAND IN BATTLE’ Chairman: Dr Nicholas Rodger, All Souls College, Oxford 11.20 Neglect or Treason: Leadership Failure in the Mid-Eighteenth Century Royal Navy' Richard Harding, University of Westminster 12. 10 'Taking the President: Command and Leadership in the War of 1812.' Andrew Lambert, King’s College, London 13.00 Buffet lunch ‘POWER, AUTHORITY AND THE IMPACT OF COMMUNICATIONS’ Chairman: Professor Andrew Lambert, King’s College, London 14.00 Who is in Charge? The Role of the Master and the Managing Owner in 19 th century merchant shipping. Helen Doe, University of Exeter 14.50 Command and Control in the Age of Electricity Nicholas Rodger, All Souls College, Oxford 15.30 End of Conference Tea
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