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3) a 250-word maximum abstract
of each paper; and
4) a two-page maximum c.v. for each
participant that includes telephone
numbers, mailing addresses, e-mail
addresses, and fax numbers.
Please do not send additional materials
or exceed word limits.
Proposals should be postmarked
no later than July 15, 1999. All six
copies should be sent to Mart Stewart,
Department of History, Western
Washington University, Bellingham,
WA 98225-9056. Local
support for the meeting is provided
by the Washington State Historical
Society.
International Roundtables
on the environmental
history of European
cities and regions
(19th 20th century)
First meeting-Provisional programme
Clermont-Ferrand, 4 - 6 May 2000
General Theme: Pollution and
struggles against pollution in Europe,
nineteenth and twentieth centuries
Thursday May 4th afternoon - Inventing
a political problem: pollution
Chair Geneviève Massard-Guilbaud
(Université Blaise-Pascal, Clermont-Fd)
Discussant: Bill Luckin
(Bolton Institute et London University,
United Kingdom)
Patrick Fournier (Université Blaise
Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand, France)
De la souillure à la pollution,
un essai d’interprétation des origines
du concept de pollution
Myriam Daru (Eindhoven, The
Netherlands) The Dialectics of
dirt
Lucie Paquy (Université Lumière,
Lyon, France) Institutions et services
en charge de la pollution à
la fin du XIXe siècle. L’exemple
grenoblois (1870-1914)
Matthieu Flonneau (Université Sorbonne,
Paris, France) Entre morale
et politique: l’invention du «
Ministère de l’impossible »
Franz-Joseph Brueggemeier (Universitat
Freiburg, Germany) “Waldsterben”.
The Construction and Deconstruction
of an environmental problem
Henk van Zon (University of Groningen,
The Netherlands) The
perception of the water pollution
problem in the Netherlands (19th
and early 20th century)
Friday May 5th morning - Water
Pollution, Air pollution
Chair: to be named
Discussant : Christoph Bernhardt
(IRF, Berlin, Germany)
Bill Luckin (Bolton Institute
et London University,United
Kingdom) The Historical determinants
of environmental
concern: the problem of atmospheric
pollution in late
nineteenth and early twentieth
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Elfi Bendikat (Humbold Universität,
Berlin, Germany) Pollution
caused by traffic and transport:
public intervention and debates.
The example of Berlin and other
German cities (1900-1939)
Frank Uekoetter (Universität Bielefield,
Germany) A look into the
Black box: why air pollution control
was undisputed in interwar
Germany
Nicholas Goddard (Anglia Polytechnic
University, United Kingdom)
River pollution in England (1848-
1870)
Sabines Barles (Université Paris
VIII, France) L’invention des eaux
usées: l’assainissement de Paris
(1780 - 1930)
Simone Neri Serneri (University of
Sienna, Italy) Water pollution in
Italy, the failure of the hygienic
approach (1890-1900)
Friday May 5th afternoon - Town
and Industry: what kind of relationship
Chair: to be decided
Discussant: André Guillerme
(Centre d’Histoire des techniques,
CNAM, Paris)
Jean-Pierre Williot (Université
d’Artois, France) Odeurs, fumées
et écoulements putrides: les pollutions
de l’industrie gazière au
XIXe siecle
Estelle Barret (Université Lumière,
Lyon, France) Modifications du
paysage industriel et esprit industrialiste:
les autorités municipales
face au risque industriel (France,
XIXe siècle)
Gabrielle Corona (Université de
Naples, Italie) “Naples touristique
contre Naples industrielle:
comparaison entre deux modèles
de développement” (XIXe-XXe
siècles)
Alain Faure (CNRS - Université Paris
X-Nanterre, France) Emprise
et nuisances industrielles (Paris,
XIXe siècle)
Dieter Schott (Universität Darmstadt,
Germany) Urban industrial
policy (Germany, 1890-1930)
Gérard Jigaudon (Centre d’Histoire
des techniques, CNAM, Paris)
Un siècle de cohabitation habitatindustrie
dans la banlieue nordouest
de Paris (1860-1960)
Saturday May 6th - Citizens
against pollution: Environment,
Social Movements and Gender
Chair: to be decided
Discussant : J. Radkau (Universitat
Bielefield, Germany)
Tomomi Hokata (Gakushuin University,
Japan) The civil movement
for the urban green space.
The case of the city Leipzig in the
Second Imperial Age
Jean Adams (Salford University,
United Kingdom) Women’s
Modes of Participation in The
Environmental movement (mid
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