Thursday, 3 July
07:00 pm Conference Opening
Matthias Middell, Universität Leipzig, DE: Opening Remarks
Anthony G. Hopkins, University of Texas at Austin, US: "From Postmodernism to Globalisation”
Bénédict Savoy, Technische Universität Berlin, DE
Friday, 4 July
09:00 - 06:00 pm Parallel Panel Discussions
06:00 - 07:00 pm Reception
07:00 - 08:00 pm Business Meeting ENIUGH
Saturday, 5 July
09:00 - 03:30 pm Parallel Panel Discussions
04:00 - 06:00 pm Plenary Session
06:00 Dinner Talk:
Gareth Austin, London School of Economics, UK
Marcel van der Linden, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, NL
Panels at a Glance listed by Sessions:
PREMODERN HISTORY
Sacred Rulership as a Paradigm for a Pre - Modern World Order? A Diachronic and Transcultural Perspective on Political Legitimation (chair: Wolfram Drews, Bonn, DE)
World Orders in Early Modern Times (chair: Peer Vries, Wien, AT)
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
Empires (chair: Eike Karin Ohlendorf, Leipzig, DE)
Global Governance in an Age of Empires I: Hegemony and Autonomy in International Relations (chair: Regina Grafe, Chicago, US)
Global Governance in an Age of Empires II: International Relations, Markets and Fantasy, 1800 – 1960 (chair: John Darwin, Oxford, UK)
Global Governance in an Age of Empires III: Economic Effects of European Overseas Empires on Other Continents, c.1450 – c.1960 (chair: Ian Phimister, Sheffield, UK)
CULTURAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
International Organizations in Global History: Driving Forces, Venue or rather the Consequence of Competing World Orders? (chairs: Klaas Dykmann, Leipzig, DE / Isabella Löhr, Leipzig, DE)
Politik der Translation: Völkerbund und Zivilgesellschaft (chair: Madeleine Herren, Heidelberg, DE)
Theoretical Problems of a History of Globalization (chair: Steffi Franke, Leipzig, DE)
Civilizing Nature: Towards a Global History of National Parks (chair: Patrick Kupper, Zürich, CH / Christof Mauch, München, DE)
The Propertization of Culture. The International Governance of the Copyright Regime (chair: Hannes Siegrist, Leipzig, DE / Isabella Löhr, Leipzig, DE)
REGIONS COMPARED
Nationalism and sub-imperialism. World regions compared (chair: Alttila Melegh, Budapest, HU)
Piracy in the Indian Ocean (chair: Sebastian Prange, London, UK)
Asianisms: Global Power Structures, Transnational Cooperation and the Politics of Identity in 20th Century Asia (chair: Harald Fischer - Tiné, Bremen, DE)
State and Nation-Formation in the Early Modern Era – China and Britain Compared" (chair: Peer Vries, Wien, AT)
MOBILITY, DIASPORAS AND TERRITORIAL ORDERS
Securitized Worlds and the Dilemma of Mobility in the 20th century (chair: Barbara Lüthi, Basel, CH)
Transport and Cities: Toward a European Order of Mobility (1850 – 2000) (chair: Frank Schipper, Eindhoven, NL)
Zwischen Globalisierung und Europäisierung? Topographie kultureller Ordnungen am ,Rand Europas’ (chair: Daniel Weidner, Berlin, DE)
Diasporic Orders: Archetypical Transnational Phenomenon or Nationalizing Agency? (chair: Mathias Mesenhöller, Leipzig, DE)
HISTORIOGRAPHY I
"World Regions“ and the Writing of World History (chair: Andreas Eckert, Berlin, DE)
Thinking the World – Approaches to World History and Global History (chairs: Jens Naumann, Münster, DE / Christoph Kühberger, Salzburg, AT)
Jenseits nationaler Meistererzählungen? Zur Multiperspektivität und Transnationalisierung von Schulgeschichtsbüchern (chair: Eckhardt Fuchs, Braunschweig, DE)
Geschichtsgesetze als Beitrag zu einer neuen, transnationalen Weltordnung (chair: Luigi Cajani, Rome, IT)
HISTORIOGRAPHY II
Globalization of Historiography and Academic Structures (chair: Katja Naumann, Leipzig, DE/ Dominic Sachsenmaier, Durham, US)
Historiography around the Globe, ca. 1900 (chair: Michael Mann, Hagen, DE)
Giovanni Arrighi‘s ‚The Long 20th Century‘ Revisited (chair: Eric Vanhaute, Ghent, BE)
GLOBAL MOMENTS AND WORLD ORDERS
Ordering the Colonial World – Comparative and Global Perspectives (chair: Sebastian Conrad, Florence, IT)
World/Global History and Slavery (chairs: Michael Zeuske, Köln, DE / Ulrike Schmieder, Hannover, DE)
The French Revolution in Transnational Perspective: Breakthrough to a New World Order, Meeting of the International Commission for the History of the French Revolution (chairs: Alan Forrest, York, UK / Anna Maria Rao, Naples, IT)
Die USA nach 1990: Hegemonie im Weltsystem oder Imperium? (chair: Hans - Heinrich Nolte, Barsinghausen, DE)
1989 as a Global Moment in Africa (chair: Ulf Engel, Leipzig, DE)
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WORLD ORDERS
International Orders of Labour in the 19th and 20th Centuries (chair: Gareth Austin, London, UK)
Global Economic Orders (chair: Patrick O’Brien, London, UK)
Politische Parteien in der Weltgeschichte – Aussichten für eine globale Weltordnung (chair: Helmut Stubbe da Luz, Hamburg, DE)
,National Internationalists’: Social Movements and Political Parties in the Post-War Period (chair: Thomas Fetzer, London, UK)
The Political Economy of the Rise and Demise of the Capitalist World System
(chair: Hartmut Elsenhans, Leipzig, DE)
CRITICAL JUNCTURES OF GLOBALIZATION
Is the Post-War Period Over? (chair: Stefan Troebst, Leipzig, DE)
Nordic Global Histories (chair: Hagen Schulz-Forberg, Åarhus, DK)
Beyond National History and Memory Politics: Transnational Genocide Studies (chairs: Dominik J. Schaller, Bern, CH / Juergen Zimmerer, Sheffield, UK)
Critical Junctures of Globalization in Comparative Perspective (chair: Ulf Engel, Leipzig, DE)