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Programme (21-22 June, 2012)June 21 &#8211; The London School of Economics (Graham Wallas Room)13:00 Introduction&#160;Benoist Pierre &#38; Christelle Rabier &#8220;Court Medicine in Early Modern Europe: Issues at Stake&#8221;13:30-15:15 &#160;Court Medical Personnel in Early Modern Europe    Tilmann Walter, &#8220;Court Medicine in the German Southwest (1400&#8211;1700): New Findings in the Archive of the County of Hohenlohe&#8221; (abstract)    Michele Clouse, &#8220; &#8216;Good Advice and Better Medicine&#8217;: The Role of Court Physicians in Shaping Early Modern Spanish Medical Practices and Professions&#8221; (abstract)    Benoist Pierre &#8220;French Court Medical Practitioners in 17c France: versatility, innovation and health policies&#8221; (abstract)Discussant: Silvia de Renzi15:15-15:45 Coffee break &#8211;15:45-17:15 Medicine as a Political Project:    Britta K&#228;gler &#8220;Prestigious Practitioners: Development of Court Medicine and its Personnel at Catholic Courts &#8211; Bavarian Case Studies During 16th/17th Century&#8221; (abstract)    Christelle Rabier, &#8220;Court Practitioners, Medical Institutions and Sanitary Reforms, France-Britain, 18c&#8221;Discussant: Denis Crouzet17:15-18:00: Poster session &#8220;Courtly Bodies, Health Care Politics&#8221; &#8211; presentation and final debateJune 22 &#8211; The London School of Economics (Graham Wallas Room)9:00-10:45 Court Practitioners and the Making of Healthcare Politics (1)    Sabine Kalff, &#8220;Changing Airs and Waters &#8211; Court Physicians and Their Impact on Health Policy in Late 16th Century Italy&#8221; (abstract)    Tim McHugh, &#8220;Negotiating Royal Medical Authority in Eighteenth-Century Brittany&#8221; (abstract)    Lisa W. Smith, &#8220;Sir Hans Sloane, Patronage and Smallpox Inoculation&#8221; (abstract)Discussant: Patrick Wallis10:45-11:00 Coffee break &#8211; Poster session &#8220;Courtly Bodies, Healthcare Politics&#8221;11:00-13:00 Court Practitioners and the Making of Healthcare Politics (2)    Mary Gayne; &#8220;Entre les mains de ceux qu&#8217;il pr&#233;posera: Establishing Courtly Governance of Eighteenth‐Century French Wigmakers&#8221; (abstract)    Hans-Uwe Lammel, &#8220;Pills, Corpses, Cattle Plague and Beauty. Medical Enlightenment as Literary Strategy at the Court of Mecklenburg-Schwerin&#8221; (abstract)Discussant: Colin Jones13:00-14:00 Lunch14:00-15:15&#160; Courts as Places of Innovation:    Clare Griffin, &#8220;The Production and Dissemination of Medical Knowledge at the Russian Court, 1630s-1710s&#8221; (abstract)    Samir Boumediene, &#8220;The Accreditation of new drugs at court and the early &#8220;public health&#8221; policies at the end of the 17th century: the case of Peruvian bark and Ipecacuanha&#8221; (abstract)    Anne-Marie Moulin, &#8220;Court Doctors in the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century: sharing medical knowledge between East and West&#8221; (abstract) &#8211; uncertainDiscussant: Sheila Ryan Johannson15:15-15:45 Coffee break &#8211; Poster session &#8220;Courtly Bodies, Healthcare Politics&#8221;15:45-17:00 Roundtable &#8220;Courtly Patients, Healthcare Personnel, European Politics and the Shaping of Medicine, 15c-18c,&#8221; with the participation of Elena Bakaldina, Aurore Chery and Natalie Hawkes.Posters:    Elena Bakaldina (University of St. Petersburg) &#8220;The medical practitioners in the household of the king of England Edward IV (1461-1483)&#8221;    Aurore Chery &#160;(Universit&#233; de Lyon-III) &#8220;Inventing a New Medical Royal Body: the cases of Louis XV and Louis XVI&#8221;    Natalie Hawkes (University of Newcastle): &#8220;The Premier M&#233;decin&#8217;s Haven: Antoine Vallot and the Jardin du Roi&#8221;