panel 02 - universidade nova de lisboa

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PANEL 02

Panel Title BEYOND FRONTIERS PERSPECTIVES: INNOVATION, CREATIVITY AND

SUSTAINABILITY IN HERITAGE RESEARCH

Single session

Chairperson Carla Alferes Pinto and Paula Ochôa

Date & Time Wednesday 21 July, 09:45

PROPOSALS IN THE SESSION AUTHORS INSTITUTION

16676 Marine / Underwater Tourism. Border in Liquid State Maria Joao Castro (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM

16898 The cultural landscape in the Andean border of Ecuador and Colombia.

Tourism insights. Jaime Iturralde (Ecuador)1,2

1 - Universidad Politécnica Estatal del Carchi

2 - Universidad Complutense de Madrid

16825 Industrial heritage as an object of dispute. The patrimonialization

process of Fontana (Chaco).

María Patricia Mariño

(Argentina)1

1 - Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo -

Universidad Nacional del Nordeste

16910 Conservation practices of document heritage

Ana Claro (Portugal)1

Margarida Nunes (Portugal)2

Teresa Ferreira (Portugal)2,3

1 - CHAM - FSCH-UNL

2 - HERCULES laboratory

3 - Chemistry department – University of Évora

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PANEL 03

Panel Title LEGAL BOOKS IN THE IBERIAN WORLDS. CROSSING THE BORDERS OF NORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION IN THE AGE OF PRINTING PRESS

Single session

Chairperson Manuela Bragagnolo



16764 Sinful women in Japan: guilty and repentance in the application of Azpilcuelta’s Manual for Confessors

Luisa Stella De Oliveira Coutinho Silva (Germany)1

1 - Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory

16810 Doctor Navarro on the Borderlands: The use of Martín de Azpilcuetas’s work in New Spain’s Northern Frontier

David Rex (Chile)1 1 - Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez

16838 Global Normative Knowledge Production under the Author’s Control? Manuela Bragagnolo (Germany)1

1 - Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory

16877 Following the Franciscan Path: 16th century Portuguese and Italian editions of the Martín de Azpilicueta’s Manual de Confesores y Penitentes

Federico Palomo (Spain)1 1 - Universidad Complutense de Madrid

16885 Traces of normative knowledge in the Iberian empires: Azpilcueta’s Manual de Confesores beyond disciplinary frontiers

Airton Ribeiro Da Silva Jr (Brazil)1; Idalia García (Mexico)2

1 - Centro Universitário Paraíso 2 - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

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PANEL 04

Panel Title CROSSING BORDERS AT SEA Single session

Chairperson Ryan Jones

Date & Time Thursday 22 July, 16:50


16905 Shifting Boundaries in Consuming and Conserving Tuna across

Borders in the 20th and 21st Century Nadin Heé (Germany)1, 2 1 - Global History of Knowledge - Freie Universität Berlin;

2 - History of Science - Max-Planck Institute

16906 “It Was Foul Murder”: The Borders of Species and Sentiment in

Human Views of California Gray Whales Jason M. Colby (Canada)1 1 - University of Victoria

16907 Across Oceans and Ideologies: Studying and Managing

Migratory Animals in the North Pacific, 1950 - 1991

Ryan Tucker Jones (United States

of America)1 1 - University of Oregon

16908 Lines, Circles, and Degrees: Navigation and Sailors’ Spiritual

Lives across the Nineteenth Century

Brooke Grasberger (United States

of America)1 1 - Brown University

5

PANEL 05

Panel Title SHIFTING BORDERLINES OF A MULTICULTURAL CITY: THESSALONIKI

BETWEEN THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE AND THE GREEK NATION-STATE

Single session

Chairperson Shai Srougo



16729 Business and adjustment in times of shifting borders in the Balkans

(1912-1923). Thessaloniki’s entrepreneurial scene Andreas Bouroutis (Greece)1 1 - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

16730 The Fall of the Balkan Port: The Free Zone of Thessaloniki Shai Srougo (Israel)1 1 - University of Haifa

16722 Boundaries of the labour force in an empire and a nation-state: The

Salonika case. Alexandros Dagkas (Greece)1 1 - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

16765 Fluid Boundaries on an Urban Frontier: Gender, Class and Religion in

Thessaloniki 1912–1936 Gila Hadar (Israel)1 1 - Department of Jewish History University of Haifa

16773

The secret and forgotten salts traded at the Silk Road’s frontiers: -

Byzantium’s - Pre/Post-Islam's impact upon the fall of The Supreme

Ottoman State

David Bloch (Israel)1 1 - SALT ARCHIVE - M.R.Bloch

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PANEL 06

Panel Title NEW MATERIALISMS, NEW REALISMS, AND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE HUMAN

Session I

Chairperson Diogo de Carvalho Cabral



16723 Porous Boundaries: Human and Nonhuman Intra-Action in the Art of Maria Tomasula

Soo Kang (United States of America)1

1 - Chicago State University

16904 The Non/Inhuman Within: Beyond the Biopolitical Intrauterine Imaginary

Mccloskey Paula (United Kingdom)1

1 - University of Derby

16724 The Immune-Self: a stable boundary or a tentative outline? Tamar Schneiderd (Israel)1 1 - Cohn Institute for History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas at Tel Aviv University

16857 Crossing Boundaries: Gender Transitions as more-than-human-assemblages

Louka Maju ´Goetzke

(Germany)1 1 - Goethe University Frankfurt

Panel Title NEW MATERIALISMS, NEW REALISMS, AND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE HUMAN II

Session II

Chairperson André Vital

Date & Time Friday 23 July, 09:45


16732 The Roundness of Earth: Of time, space and nature in the early modern Atlantic

Cristina Brito (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM - Center for the Humanities

16887 Boundaries of the Human/ Boundaries of the Humanities João Pereira De Matos (Portugal)1

1 - CHAM

16859 How the weaken of borders has changed a field: the rise of Global History

Daniele Prozczinski (Portugal)1

1 - CHAM

16743 Bugs in the text: writing and reading in ecologies of selves Diogo De Carvalho Cabral (Ireland)1; André Vital (Brazil)2

1 - Trinity College Dublin 2 - University Center of Anápolis

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PANEL 07

Panel Title RE-THINKING IBERIAN BOUNDARIES IN THE RIO DE LA PLATA – AGENCIES, CIRCULATIONS, AND INTERACTIONS IN THE TUPI-GUARANI AREA (16TH-19TH CENTURIES)

Single session

Chairperson Guillaume Candela



16713 The imperial spanish global project and their borders. Declassifying colonial ethnonyms: the case of Chaco.

Carlos D. Paz (Argentina)1 1 - Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires / Facultad de Ciencias Humanas

16909 When reality tackles a ficCon: the acCon of the Tupiniquim\Paulistas breaking the Iberian borders in the River Plate basin

Francisco Silva Noelli (Portugal)1; Marianne Sallum (Brazil)1,2

1 - Center of Archaeology (UNIARQ) - University of Lisbon 2 - FAPESP - University of São Paulo

16739 Spanish-Portuguese Conflict in the Rio de la Plata and the Role of Guarani Mission Residents

Robert Jackson (Mexico)1 1 - Independent Scholar

16712 Crossing the borders by belonging to the Society of Jesus. The case of Joseph Guinet

Antonio Ruiz Castellanos (Spain)1

1 - Universidad de Cádiz

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PANEL 08

Panel Title

INFORMANTS FROM THE BORDERS: AGENCY AND TERRITORIAL

MEDIATION IN EARLY MODERN IBERIAN EMPIRES (15TH-18TH

CENTURIES)

Session I: New Perspectives about Connection, Mediation and Borders in the history of

the Spanish Monarchy in the Early Modern Period

Chairperson Ida Mauro



16745 Treacherous ambassador in Flanders, loyal viceroy in Aragon:

biographical approach of Juan de Lanuza (†1535) Jaime Elipe (Spain)1 1 - Universidad de Zaragoza

16737 From exoticism to convention. Representing the Indies in the Empire,

1580-1640

Gibran Bautista Y Lugo

(Mexico)1 1 - Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas UNAM

16814 LA RAYA: Luso-Spanish frontiers: bridges and borders of Lusitania

Romana in the Siglo de Oro Sabina De Cavi (Portugal)1

1 - Department of Art History, FCSH, Universidade

Nova, Lisboa

16728 Walking with grasshoppers: toward a symmetrical approach of non-

human agencies in the Spanish Empire

Fabrício Ferreira De Lema

(Brazil)1

1 - Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do

Sul

16806 Borderland Shenanigans, Failed Conspiracies, and “Fake News”: Imperial

Rivalries in the Natchez Area (1795-1798)

Soizic Croguennec (French

Guiana)1 1 - Université de Guyane

Panel Title



CENTURIES)

Session II: Borders, Agencies and Information in the Mediterranean World

Chairperson Diego Sola



16878 Mariangelo Accursio, an Ambassador and Mediator Between the Spanish

Monarchy and its Border Possessions Silvia Mantini (Italy)1 1 - Università degli Studi dell'Aquila

16715 Basting borders: the management of the Marquis de Aguilar in Rome,

1536-1543

Martha Atzin Bahena Pérez

(Mexico)1 1 - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

16852 Information and local interests. Civic agents from the Mediterranean

boarders of the Spanish Monarchy (16th century). Ida Mauro (Spain)1 1 - University of Barcelona

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16840

Echoes from the Indian Ocean. The Ottoman-Portuguese confrontations

through the sources of Hispanic espionage in the Mediterranean sea

(16th Century)

Álvaro Casillas Pérez (Spain)1 1 - University of Alcalá-Università di Genova

16812 Disseminating Avvisi in Barcelona: agents and mediators of Esteban

Liberós’ news network Milena Viceconte (Spain)1 1 - Università di Napoli Federico II

Panel Title



CENTURIES)

Session III: European Informants between America and Asia

Chairperson Anna Busquets Alemany



15780 Local Mediations in José de Acosta’s Historia Natural y Moral de las

Indias

Miguel Ibáñez Aristondo

(United States of America)1 1 - Villanova University

16865 Martín Ignacio de Loyola (1550-1606) and the Asian politics of the

Catholic Monarchy Diego Sola (Spain)1 1 - Universitat de Barcelona

16868 Carlo di Orazio da Castorano and his travels in Asia: politics, religion, and

missionary agency.

Marina Torres Trimállez

(Spain)1 1 - University of Cantabria

16763 How to deal with the Chinese? A Spanish informant in Canton, late 18th

century Eliette Soulier (France)1 1 - Université Sorbonne Nouvelle - LECEMO/CRES

Panel Title



CENTURIES)

SESSION IV: Networks and legations in Asia

Chairperson Diego Sola



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16791 The First Official Spanish Embassy to China: The Defeat of Privateer

Limahong by Spanish Authorities

Brayan Serratos (United States

of America)1 1 - Vanderbilt University

16850 In between the Jesuits, the Portuguese, and the Chinese: Antonio Santa

María de Caballero in China Anna Busquets (Spain)1 1 - Open University of Catalonia

16889 Jesuits in Bengal. A missionary view of an erratic world Inês De Sá (Portugal)1 1 - FCSH / CHAM

16783 Skirting new “borders:” The continuity of pre-colonial trade networks

into the late seventeenth-century Philippines

Grace Liza Concepcion

(Philippines)1; Nicholas

Michael Sy (Philippines)2

1 - University of Asia and the Pacific

2 - University of the Philippines

Panel Title



CENTURIES)

Session V: Connecting the Old and the New Worlds

Chairperson Gibran Bautista y Lugo



16851 Representación política, información y producción normativa para la

gobernación del Paraguay y Río de la Plata, 1580-1618 Arrigo Amadori (Argentina)1

1 - Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y

Técnicas

16863 “Time tends to give wings to the bringers of bad news”. The fragility of

the political communication from Colonial Chile (1598-1620) José Araneda Riquelme (Chile)1 1 - Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa

16740 Local instances and global dynamics. American Procurators and Agents

in Rome in the Seventeenth Century Flavia Tudini (Italy)1 1 - Istituto Italiano per gli Studi Storici

16901 The making of Orinoco: Space, Border, and Race Guillermo Pupo Pernet (United

States of America)1 1 - University of Arkansas

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PANEL 09

Panel Title CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS BORDERS: UNDERSTANDING INTERACTIONS AND CONFLICTS BETWEEN FAITHS IN PREINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

Session I

Chairperson Esther Pascua Echegaray



16768 Religion, ethnicity and the limits of politics in 15th century Castile Pablo Sánchez León (Spain)1 1 - Centro de Humanidades CHAM

16775 Building boundaries between religious identities in Castile (15th century): customs and appearance in Hernando de Talavera

Esther Pascua Echegaray (Spain)1

1 - Madrid Open University

16826 Symbolic appropriation of urban space. The religious borders in the territorial management of Fontana (Chaco).

María Patricia Mariño (Argentina)1

1 - Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Universidad Nacional del Nordeste

Panel Title CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS BORDERS: UNDERSTANDING INTERACTIONS AND CONFLICTS BETWEEN FAITHS IN PREINDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES

Session II

Chairperson Esther Pascua Echegaray



16884 Kashrut, the Jewish Dietary practice and its possible social effects in cultural and religious borders

Elíshabá Mata (Spain)1 1 - University of Salamanca

16893 Hebrew poems about wine and conversion from the 15th. Arturo Prats (Spain)1 1 - Universidad Complutense de Madrid

16902 Exílio católico e religiosidade contrarreformista: as comunidades religiosas femininas refugiadas em Lisboa (sécs. XVI – XVII)

Maria Jacquinet (Portugal)1 1 - Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa

12

PANEL 10

Panel Title EARLY ANTHROPOCENE: EXPLOITATION AND EXTINCTION IN THE SEAS Session I

Chairperson Nina Vieira



16733 Oceans and animals: Accounts for an Early Anthropocene and a ‘Wet Globalization’

Cristina Brito (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM - Center for the Humanities

16760 From sea exploitation to global transforms. Social, Biological and Environmental consequences of Basque Fisheries

Agustin Azkarate (Spain)1,2; Sergio Escribano-Ruiz (Spain)1,2

1 - University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) 2 - UNESCO Chair on Cultural Landscape and Heritage

16751 Multi-secular and regional trends of aquatic biodiversity in European Early Modern paintings

Anne-Sophie Tribot (France)1,2; Daniel Faget (France)1; Thomas Richard (France)2; Thomas Changeux (France)2

1 - UMR TELEMMe, Aix-Marseille University 2 - Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography, IRD

16790 Piscilegio lusitano by Franco Quaresma, an unpublished 18th century pioneer treatise on Portuguese aquatic fauna

Samuel Iglesias (France)1 1 - Museum national d'Histoire naturelle

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Panel Title EARLY ANTHROPOCENE: EXPLOITATION AND EXTINCTION IN THE SEAS Session II

Chairperson Cristina Brito



16882 Atlantic Sea, Tupi Indigenous Costa do Brasil and Colonizers: Knowledge, Environmental Impacts and Sustainabilities

Juciene Ricarte Apolinario (Brazil)1; Maria Adelina Amorim (Portugal)2

1 - Universidade Federal de Campina Grande/Universidade Nova de Lisboa - CHAM 2 - CHAM, Universidade Nova de Lisboa

16731 Abundance and finitude of whales: a case study for an early change of marine ecosystems

Nina Vieira (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM

16827

The quasi-extinctions of Juan Fernandez fur seal (Arctocephalus philippi) and southern elephant seal (Mirounga leonina) in Juan Fernández and Desventuradas Islands, Eastern South Pacific, between 18th & 19th centuries

Daniel Quiroz (Chile)1,3; Marcelo Mayorga (Chile)2

1 - Subdirección de Investigación, Servicio Nacional del Patrimonio Cultural 2 - Universidad de Magallanes 3 - Departamento de Antropología, Universidad de Chile

16817 A network for whales’ history: Examples from two bilateral initiatives on the oceans’ cultural, heritage and memory

Patrícia Carvalho (Portugal)1; Joana Baço (Portugal)1; Cristina Brito (Portugal)2; Ana Catarina Garcia (Portugal)1; Nina Vieira (Portugal)1;

1 - CHAM 2 - CHAM and NOVA/ FCSH History Department

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PANEL 11

Panel Title TRANS-IMPERIAL CIRCULATION OF MODERN POLITICS Single session

Chairperson François Godicheau



16770 Politics without boundaries beyond an Old Regime: The Spanish 1808 Revolutionary Juntas

Pablo Sánchez León (Spain)1 1 - Centro de Humanidades CHAM

16796 Political Conflict and Constitution in the Hispanic World in Revolution. A Study Case on the Crisis of Colombia, 1826-1832

Maria Teresa Calderón (Spain)1 1 - Universidad Externado de Colombia

16808 Borders at sea through the fog: disputed sovereignties in the Atlantic between politics, force and rights (notes on the eviction of Puerto Egmont, Gran Malvina, June 1770).

Dario G. Barriera (Argentina)1 1 - CONICET

16836 Public order, ultima ratio of politics and administration in Hispanic nations

François Godicheau (France)1 1 - University of Toulouse

15

PANEL 12

Panel Title FRONTIERS, RACE AND ENVIRONMENT: CONFLICT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES NARRATIVE IN THE EDGES OF THE COLONIAL EMPIRES

Single session

Chairperson Fabiano Bracht



16835 Gunboat Pharmacists: Apothecaries, Colonial Collecting, and the Legitimacy of Knowledge

Amanda Respess (United States of America)1

1 - Ohio State University-Marion

17003 Publish or perish: subalternation, social barriers, and knowledge circulation in the 18th-century lusophone world.

Fabiano Bracht (Portugal)1 1 - FLUP – CITCEM – REMA/ University of Porto

16872 Expanding colonial borders: science, diplomacy, and military strategy in the formation of Angola (1883–1886)

Daniel Gamito-Marques (Portugal)1

1 - Interuniversity Center for the History of Science and Technology (CIUHCT), NOVA University of Lisbon

16727 Local knowledge for environmental protection and climate change adaptation in Africa: Towards Decolonizing Climate Science

Geoffrey I. Nwaka (Nigeria)1 1 - Abia State University

16809 Colonizing nature: capitalization of Mato Grosso lands by international companies

Alexia Shellard (Portugal)1 1 - Associação Diáspora Sem Fronteiras

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PANEL 13

Panel Title BEYOND FRONTIERS BETWEEN HUMAN, THE NATURAL AND THE PRAETERNATURAL IN ANTIQUITY

Single session

Chairperson Pedro Albuquerque (proposed by the Scientific Commission)



16759 Identity and mummification during the Ptolemaic Egypt Alejandra Izquierdo Perales

(Spain)1 1 - Universidad Complutense de Madrid

16861 Wolves Among Us: Wolf-Human boundaries in Greco-Roman Antiquity Pedro Albuquerque Vaz

(Portugal)1

1 - University of Lisbon - Centre for History of the

University of Lisbon

16870 Beyond identity: Spirit possession and knowledge as social boundaries in

Early Christianity Pedro Luís de Toledo Piza (Brazil)1 1 - University of São Paulo

16886 «And to the ends of the earth» (Act 1:6). The expansion and the

boundaries of the Christianism according to the Acts of the Apostles Carlos Pereira (Portugal)1 1 - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa

17

PANEL 14

Panel Title CULTURAL AND TERRITORIAL BOUNDARIES: DECODIFICATION, TRANSLATION, MANAGEMENT

Single session

Chairperson Mafalda Pacheco (proposed by the Scientific Commission)



16735 Cultural human boundaries: representing disability in Portuguese

museums Patrícia Roque Martins (Portugal)1 1 - Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto

16900 Decoding the urban evolution of Fuzeta through the eighteen century

legislation Mafalda Pacheco (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM FCSH-NOVA

16092 Federalism in 20th-century China: a conceptual translation and its

political failure. Federico Brusadelli (Italy)1 1 - University of Naples L'Orientale

16726 The Challenge of Border Management in Postcolonial Africa: Nigeria,

Cameroon and the Bakassi Crisis Geoffrey I. Nwaka (Nigeria)1 1 - Abia State Univesity

18

PANEL 15

Panel Title IBERIAN FRONTIERS IN COLONIAL AMAZONIA: CIRCULATIONS, CONNECTIONS AND CONFLICTS

Single session

Chairperson Pablo Ibáñez-Bonillo



16894 “On the banks of the Great Marañón River”: Naturalist Notes, Ethnographic Observations and Rational Cartography by Father Juan Magnin S.I. in 1740.

Juan Sebastian Gomez (Colombia)1

1 – Universidad de Antioquia

16844 Negotiating with the Marabitenas – Native Policies across the Colonial Frontier (1759-1770)

Pablo Ibáñez-Bonillo (Spain)1 1 – CHAM / Universidade Nova de Lisboa

16777 Tobacco on the routes of the Andean-Amazonian smuggling: State of Grão-Pará e Rio Negro and Audiencia of Quito, c.1770-c.1790.

Carlos Augusto Bastos (Brazil)1 1 – UFPA

16115 Maps for Empires, Land of Mocambos: Maroon Territoriality in the Cartography of Amazonian Borderlands (1777-1800)

Manoel Rendeiro Neto (United States of America)1

1 – University of California Davis

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PANEL 16

Panel Title THINKING COASTLINES AS FLUID FRONTIERS Session I

Chairperson Steve Mentz



16800 Coasts and Dunes as Territories for Extractivism. Narratives from the Mediterranean Sea. 1950-1990

Antonio Ortega Santos (Spain)1 1 – University of Granada, Department of Contemporary History

16734 Traditional fishing in São Tome and Príncipe: a coastal ecosystem of struggle

Joana Baço (Portugal)1; Gonçalo Lopes (Portugal)1

1 – CHAM – Centre for the Humanities

16824 The Shifting Sands know no borders: studying dunes as a global phenomenon

Joana Gaspar De Freitas (Portugal)1

1 – Center for History, School of Arts and Humanities, University of Lisbon

16925 Coastlines Shift Inland and Risks Creep Upriver Craig E. Colten (United States of America)1

1 – Louisiana State University

Panel Title THINKING COASTLINES AS FLUID FRONTIERS Session II

Chairperson Joana Gaspar de Freitas



16927 Beaches as Arguments: Reading Coastal Encounters from Early Modern Africa to Twenty-First Century America

Steve Mentz (United States of America)1

1 – St. John’s University

16761 Sea and Space – the “final frontiers” in the Azorean archipelago as an urban question

Inês Vieira Rodrigues (Portugal)1

1 – CEAU-FAUP

16766 Lower Mesopotamian religious imagery and the Gulf’s coastal regions (4th- 3rd millennia BCE)

Jaime Silva (Portugal)1; Isabel Gomes De Almeida (Portugal)2; Cristina Brito (Portugal)2

1 – CHAM, FCSH, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa 2 – CHAM & DH, FCSH, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa

16926 Fluid frontiers – Passages to war André Kirouac (Canada)1 1 – N/A

20

PANEL 17

Panel Title EMERGING BOUNDARIES OF HUMAN RIGHTS, CONVIVIALITY, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES OF GLOBALIZATIONS: CRITIQUES IN SEARCH OF NEW DYNAMICS

Single session

Chairperson Marc Jacquinet



16795 Humanitarianism, racialization, and the production of a surplus humanity. Towards a postcolonial inquiry of the humanitarian government.

Francesco Marchi (Italy)1 1 - University of Naples L'Orientale

16741 Drawing Jerusalem boundaries with the help of MDA’s EMT-volunteers: Jerusalem’s mindscapes of MDA’s EMT-volunteers

Avi Kotsere-Burg (Israel)1 1 - University of Haifa, Israel

16771 Cabo Verde - Locanationalizing the global in education. Are Human Rights a possible anchor?

Fernanda Marques (Cape Verde)1

1 - CHAM

16776 Environmental Migrations and lack of protectiveness: new frontiers between Human Rights and Sustainability

Ana Rodrigues (Portugal)1 1 - Universidade Aberta

21

PANEL 18

Panel Title DECOLONIZING NATURE, ENVIRONMENTAL OCEAN-LAND EXTRACTIVISM LATIN AMERICA, XVII-XXITH CENTURY

Single session

Chairperson Antonio Ortega



16767 Struggling against extractivism. Mapping indigenous civil resistance processes in the Andean region

María Francesca Rodríguez Vargas (Spain)1; Diego Checa Hidalgo (Spain)1

1 - University of Granada

16786 Socio-environmental movements, decoloniality and environmental history in the Patagonian conflicts in Argentina (1980-2003)

Ayelen Dichdji (Argentina)1,2 1 - STAND (UGR, Spain), 2 - CONICET/CEAR-UNQ

16798 Problemas recurrentes en la evaluación de impactos ambientales en Perú

Carlos Antonio Martín Soria Dall'orso (Peru)1,2; Graciela M Mercedes Lu (United States of America)3

1 - Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú 2 - Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina 3 - ELAW

16805 Where Have all the Flowers Gone. Approaching a Decolonial Methodology for Environmental Latin American History

Antonio Ortega Santos (Spain)1 1 - Full Professor, Department of Contemporary History

22

PANEL 19

Panel Title FLUID INFRASTRUCTURAL TIME(S) Session I

Chairperson Caio Araujo



16711 Joburg’s Pools in a Time of South African Infrastructure Pamila Gupta (South Africa)1 1 - WiSER, University of the Witwatersrand

16794 Knowing the Boundless Sea: Global Knowledge Infrastructures and the Changing Nature of Borders

Jessica Lehman (United Kingdom)1

1 - Durham University

16871 PETRO-INFRASTRUCTURES AND SOCIALIST LEGACIES IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC

Claudia Gastrow (South Africa)1

1 - University of Johannesburg

Session Title FLUID INFRASTRUCTURAL TIME(S) Session II

Chairperson Pedro Pombo



16717 Galvanizing a Nation: Zambian Border Insecurity and the Sabotage of the Luangwa Bridge

Michael Panzer (United States of America)1

1 - Marist College

15753 Borders of Memory: time and the nation in India's Northeast Edward Boyle (Japan)1; Mirza Rahman (India)2

1 - Kyushu University 2 - Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi

16848 The transformations of landscapes as memory devices: socioenvironmental heritage in Argentina and Brazil

Ana Marcela França (Argentina)1

1 - CONICET/ Universidad Nacional de Quilmes

23

PANEL 20

Session Title WOMEN EXPERIENCES ON BORDERS: EXCLUSION, CREATION AND LEARNING

Single session

Chairperson To be designated



16681 I learn therefore I am: reflections on feminist pedagogies in migration studies

Asia Della Rosa (Sweden)1 1 - Linköping University

16755 Gender identities, cultural memory, and fluid boundaries in Ana Luisa Amaral’s play Próspero Morreu

Anabela Galhardo Couto (Portugal)1; Chatarina Edfledt (Sweden)2

1 - Universidade Aberta de Lisboa 2 - Dalarna University

16811 Border States: Living in the Wake of the Border in Sara Uribe’s Antígona González

Alessandro Moghrabi (United States of America)1

1 - Brown University, Comparative Literature

16867 Modern « Senzalas ». Domestic work and segregation in brazilian contemporary cities.

Giulia De Sena Manera (French Guiana)1

1 - Université de Guyane

24

PANEL 21 Panel Title NATIONAL IDENTITIES AND OTHERNESS Single session

Chairperson Pablo Sánchez León



16816 Are you a real Korean? Dissecting the curated definition of the Korean Nationalism to challenge the notion of nationality and us-ness of South Korea

Jiyun Sung (United Kingdom)1 1 - Loughborough University

16839 Reimagining the Sri Lankan Muslim Identity Amjad Mohamed Saleem (United Kingdom)1

1 - Independent Researcher

16899 What explains – against all odds – the continued dominance of a national identity of Paraguayidad among the stratifying landscape of mestizaje in contemporary Paraguay?

James S. M. Woodley (United Kingdom)1

1 - University of Oxford

16903 Eile Project: Border-Fictioning as anti-colonial resistance to the UK border in Ireland

Sam Vardy (United Kingdom)1 1 - Sheffield Hallam University, UK

25

PANEL 22

Panel Title WOMEN AT BORDERLANDS: FEMALE AGENCY AND POLITICAL NEGOTIATION

Single session

Chairperson Diana Roselly Pérez Gerardo



16716 Women and “citizens” at border cities: Ciudad Real de Chiapa, 16th century

Martha Atzin Bahena Perez (Mexico)1

1 - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

16781 The Yndia who gave birth to a dog. Female Representations on the Upper California Borderland, 18th century

Diana Roselly Pérez Gerardo (Mexico)1

1 - Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

16845 Catherine Braganza´s Mediation as England Queen Mercedes Llorente (Spain)1 1 - CHAM Centro de Humanidades

16892 Emotions and Sociability in Seventeenth Century Pandemics in Naples 1656- 1658

Adriana Luna-Fabritius (Finland)1

1 - University of Helsinki

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PANEL 23

Panel Title A BORDER IS A BORDER IS A BORDER? DISCUSSING CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES OF FRONTIER IN ANTIQUITY

Session I

Chairperson Ronaldo Gurgel Pereira



16758 Border Zones as a Liminal Mosaic: The Mediating Cultural-Brokers of Beth-Shean

Krystal Pierce (United States of America)1

1 - Brigham Young University

16782 A border on the sea? Constructing identities and alterities: Egyptian and Aegeans in the second millennium B.C.

Inmaculada Vivas (Spain)1 1 - UNED, National Distance Education University, Madrid

16879 Crossing the great divide: rethinking the use of artistic boundaries in Ptolemaic statuary

Catarina Miranda (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM - Centre for the Humanities

Session Title A BORDER IS A BORDER IS A BORDER? DISCUSSING CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES OF FRONTIER IN ANTIQUITY

Session II

Chairperson Marcus Carvalho Pinto



16683 The "Reserve Heads" of Ancient Egypt and how they deconstructed the borders of social hierarchy

Raquel Novais Raquel Novais (Portugal)1

1 - NOVA FCSH

16883 The house beyond its walls. Revisiting the Amarna Workmen’s Village Thais Rocha Da Silva (Brazil)1 1 - Universidade de São Paulo/University of Oxford

16753 Roman Omens and Symbolic Frontiers Rúben De Castro (Portugal)1 1 - CHAM - Center for Humanities

16725 Phenomenology of black dogs from Anubis and Cerberus to the Christian representation of the damned

Giuseppe Delia (Italy)1 1 - Durham University

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Session Title A border is a border is a border? Discussing concepts and practices of frontier in Antiquity

Session III

Chairperson Catarina Miranda



16757 Walled Sovereignty: Architectural Borders in the Ancient Egyptian World Oren Siegel (United States of America)1

1 - Ca' Foscari University of Venice

16792 Pseudo-limes? Before Venice there was a border Myriam Pilutti Namer (Italy)1 1 - Ca' Foscari University of Venice

16874 Thyreatis as a Spartan-Argive Borderland Gabriel Bernardo (Brazil)1 1 - University of São Paulo

16881 How Greek Novel represents the Borders of the Hellenistic World Leonor Santa-Bárbara (Portugal)1

1 - CHAM-NOVA FCSH

panel 02 - universidade nova de lisboa

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