2023: Toimeentulonharjoittaminen, asiantuntijuus ja professiot Suomessa n. 1520–1920
Keynotes: Prof. Charlotta Wolff (Turun yliopisto): Asiantuntijuus ja porvarillinen identiteetti Suomessa, n. 1770–1920; Akatemiatutkija Petri Talvitie (Helsingin yliopisto): Loiset ja joutolaiset päivätyöläisinä – Tilaton väestö, sukupuoli ja toimeentulo Itä-Suomessa 1800-luvulla
2022: Gender and Economy
Keynote: Professor Anne E. C. McCants (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States)
2020-2021: Seminaari peruttu / Seminar postponed
2019: Uudet ja vanhat lähestymistavat digitaalisen ajan historiantutkimuksessa ja muissa ihmistieteissä
Keynotes: Pasi Ihalainen, Professor, University of Jyväskylä; Harry Lönnroth, Professor, University of Jyväskylä; Jari Ojala, Professor, University of Jyväskylä & Riina Turunen, PhD., University of Jyväskylä; Tuija Laine, Professor, University of Helsinki
2018: 43rd Annual Economic and Business History Society Conference
Keynotes: Deirdre McCloskey, University of Illinois at Chicago
What We Need to Know in Business and Economic History: The Conditions for Exchange-Tested Betterment
Uskali Mäki, University of Helsinki
Accessing the Past: Challenges of Representation, Evidence, and Interdisciplinarity in Historical Sciences
2017: Critical Research of Education: Long term historical trajectories and Europe
Keynotes: Deirdre McCloskey, University of Illinois at Chicago
What We Need to Know in Business and Economic History: The Conditions for Exchange-Tested Betterment
Uskali Mäki, University of Helsinki
Accessing the Past: Challenges of Representation, Evidence, and Interdisciplinarity in Historical Sciences
2017: Critical Research of Education: Long term historical trajectories and Europe
Keynotes: Carola Groppe, Helmut Schmidt University
Historical
socialization and the history of Europe: Research in the history of education
from the perspective of persistence and change
Gary McCulloch, University College London
Elite
schools of Europe: historical
perspectives
Jussi Välimaa, University of Jyväskylä
Historical
layers in the traditions of Finnish universities?
2016: Between Body and Mind: Emotions, Health and Medicalization
Keynotes: Anu Korhonen, University of Helsinki
Hair:
Identities, Emotions, and the Body in Early Modern England
Christian Laes, University of Antwerpen
Mental
Hospitals in Pre-Modern Societies: A Comparative Approach
Mikael Alm, University of Uppsala
What
to Wear: The Moral Ramifications of Sartorial Practices in Late
2015: Nobility Reconsidered: New Perspectives on the European Aristocracy
Keynotes: Laure Verdon, Aix-Marseille Université
The
Medieval Aristocracy of Southern Europe Reconsidered: Characteristics and New
Perspectives
Jay M. Smith, University of North Carolina
Enlightened
Reactionary: Henri de Boulainvilliers and the Eighteenth-Century French
Tatjana Tösnmeyer, Bergische Univesität
Wuppertal
European
Aristocracies in the long 19th Century: Property, Power, and Parliament
2014: Gender, Regions, and the State: New Perspectives on the Reformation
Keynotes: Otfried Czaika, MF Norwegian School of
Theology
The
Borders of Reformation Research and Reformation in Scandinavia
Jason Lavery, Oklahoma State University
Mikael
Agricola as Statebuilder
Hanna Pirinen, University of Jyväskylä
Early
Lutheran Networks and the Changes in the Furnishing of the Finnish Lutheran
Parish Church
2013: Witchcraft, Magic and Popular Religion
Keynotes: Laura Stark, University of Jyväskylä
Self,
Body and Narrative. Reflections on Folkloristic Research into Finnish Magic and
Narrative
Caterina Bruschi, University of Birhimgham
A
Game of Hide-and-seek: Agency and Manipulation in Medieval Inquisitorial
Records
Jacqueline Van Gent, University of Western
Australia
Emotions
in Witchcraft, Magic and Popular Culture
2012: Violence, Power and Society
Keynotes: Peter King, University of Leicester
Patterns
of Interpersonal Violence and the State's Changing Use of Different Forms of
Execution in England and Europe 1750- 1900
Elizabeth Ewan, University of Guelph
Gender
and the Perpetrators of Violence in Early Modern Scotland
Karin Hassan Jansson, University of Uppsala
Patriarchal
Power: Dangers and Possibilities
Olli Matikainen, University of Jyväskylä
Human
Nature, Violence and Historical Research
2011: Mikrokredit och finansiering av ekonomiska aktiviteter i det förflutna
Workshop seminar
2010: Ett långt 1500-tal? Nya synpunkter och infallsvinklar på det förmoderna
genombrottet
Workshop seminar
2009: 1809 - Tausta, tapahtuma, vaikutukset / 1809 - Bakgrund, händelse,
följder
Petri Karonen, University of JyväskyläKeynotes:
Nyare
forskning kring rikssprängningen
Nils Erik Villstrand, Åbo Akademi University
Riksdelningen
som mental process: återföreningslängtan och revanschism
Börje Harnesk, Mittuniversitet
Småstadspolitik
- valdeltagande i några bottniska städer, före och efter rikets delning
Ilkka Nummela, Jyväskylä universitet
Vardagens
verkligheter under 1800-talets första decennier i Finland
2008: Family Dynamics, Networks and Social Capital 1750-1850
Keynotes: Naomi Tadmor, Lancaster University
Household-family
and Kinship: Continuity and Change
Jon Stobart, The University of Northampton
A
Settled Little Society?: Networks, Friendship and Trust in Eighteenth-Century
Provincial England
Ida Bull, Norwegian University of Science and
Technology
Merchants
in the 18th Century and Their Use of Household, Family and Networks
Leos Müller, University of Stockholm
Merchant
Networks or Mercantile Institutions? Organization of Long-Distance Trade in the
Eighteenth Century.
Jari Ojala, University of Jyväskylä
Succession
Strategies in Early Modern Trading Houses
2007: Språket i historien - historien i språket
Keynotes: Bo Lindberg, University of Göteborg
Politikens
vernakularisering: om övergången från latin till svenska som politiskt språk i
det tidig-moderna Sverige
Anu Lahtinen, Åbo Akademi University
Kärlek
och förpliktelser: adliga systrars brevretorik under 1500-talet
Arnved Nedkvitne, University of Oslo
Skriften
i makthavernes eller undersåttenes tjeneste
Agnete Nesse, University of Norland
En
by. flere språk: Bergen i hansatiden
2006: Hopes and Fears for the Future in the Past
Workshop seminar
2005: Information Flows: From Early Modern Business Correspondence to Business Week
Keynotes: John McCusker, Trinity University
Better?
Faster? Cheaper? - The Transmission of Information and the Costs of Doing
Business in the Early Modern Atlantic World
Yrjö Kaukiainen, University of Helsinki
Private
Papers and Public Letters
2004: Rethinking the History of Mentalities
Keynotes: Anu Korhonen, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced
Studies
From
the Cellar to the Attic and Back Again: Mentalities, Meanings, and Early Modern
Culture
Malcolm Gaskill, University of Cambridge
Mentalities
in the Age of Witch-Hunting
Jari Eilola, University of Jyväskylä
Constructing
the Borders between the Controlled and Chaos in the Early Modern Witchcraft
Arne Jarrick, University of Stockholm
The
Destiny of Our Wish to be Needed in a Long-term Historical Perspective
2003: The First Gustav Wasa Conference
Keynotes: Mats Hallenberg, University of Stockholm
Kungen,
fogdarna och riket: Gustav Vasa som statsbyggande entreprenör
Bo Lönnqvist, University of Jyväskylä
Kustaa Vaasan suhde etnografiaan
Marko Lamberg, University of Jyväskylä
Kustaa Vaasa köyhien ja vaivaisten kuninkaana