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Sexology and Development: Exploring the Global History of the Sexual SciencesCentre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB)Barcelona, Spain4th – 6th October 2018Organised by Chiara Beccalossi (University of Lincoln), Kate Fisher (University ofExeter) and Jana Funke (University of Exeter)Supported by the Wellcome TrustThursday 4 October2.30pm: Welcome2.45-5.00pm, Panel 1: Global Perspectives and the Emergence of Sexology (Chair: Chiara Beccalossi)Kate Fisher and Jana Funke (University of Exeter, UK), ‘Global Developments: Tracing the Entangled Histories of Sexual Science and Anthropology.’Benjamin Kahan (Louisiana State University, US), ‘The Development of American Sexual Science and Sexology.’Secil Yilmaz (Cornell University, US), ‘Syphilis, Love, and Making of Modern Sexology in the Late Ottoman Empire.’6.30pm: Public Lecture, Susan Striker, ‘Bodies in Trans*formation’8.00pm: Transitional States exhibition opening (&#38; drinks)Friday 5 October10am-12.15pm, Panel 2: Sex Hormones, the Chemical Body and the Development of Sexology (Chair: Ryan Jones)Howard Chiang (University of California, Davis, US) ‘Transcultural Sexology and the Crystallization of an Epistemic Nexus: China, 1920s-1940s.’Chiara Beccalossi (University of Lincoln, UK), ‘Sexology and Hormone Treatments in the Global North and the Global South’.Rodrigo R. Lima (Casa de Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil), ‘Endocrinology, Boundaries and the Performance of Organotherapies in Brazil: Biotypology and Homosexual Treatment (1931-1938).’Lunch: 12.30-2pm2-4:15pm, Panel 3: Interdisciplinary Connections (Chair: Ina Linge)Jen Grove (University of Exeter, UK), ‘"Ancient Codes" and "Biologic Norms": Kinsey's Uses of Cultural Development and Classical Archaeology.’Cynthia Kraus (University of Lausanne, Switzerland), ‘At the Crossroads of Physical Anthropology, Sexology and Psychoanalysis: A Transdisciplinary Journey from Palestine to Switzerland (c. 1949-1980s).’Rovel Sequiera (University of Pennsylvania, US), ‘Waiting to Confess? Genre, Sexuality, and Selfhood in Colonial India.’Coffee Break4.45-7pm, Panel 4: Civilization and Moral Development (Chair: Jana Funke)Marie Walin (Universities of Toulouse Jean Jaures and Clermont-Ferrand, France), ‘European and Catholic: the Spanish Discourse about Sexuality as a Special Path in the “Process of Civilisation” (1850-1910).’Susana Ferguson (Columbia University, US), “The Power Hidden in the Breasts of Youths:” Male Adolescent Sexuality and Anti-Colonial Time.’Ryan Jones (State University of New York at Geneseo, US), ‘“Marta Olmos, the Mexican ‘Christine:’ Sex-Reassignment, Global Sexology, and the Politics of National Development in 1950s Mexico.”Dinner 8.30pmSaturday 6 October10am-12.15pm, Panel 5: From Intersex Diagnoses to Disorders of Sex Development (DSD)  (Chair: Cynthia Kraus)Heike Bauer (Birkbeck College, University of London, UK), ‘From the ‘Ontogenetic Bisexuality’ of Embryos to ‘Dangerous Disturbances of the Sexual Drive’: Magnus Hirschfeld on Intersex.’Todd Henry (TBC) (University of California at San Diego, US), ‘Intersex Diagnoses and Body Coherence in Cold War South Korea, 1950s-1980s.’David Griffiths (University of Surrey, UK), ‘Disorderly Development: Intersex Embodiment and the Classification of Difference.’Lunch: 12.30-2pm2-3.30pm, Panel 6: Empires, Colonies and Race (Chair: Kate Fisher)Tomasso Dell'Era (Tuscia University of Viterbo, Italy), ‘Sexuality and Intersectionality in the Rivista di biologia coloniale [Journal of Colonial Biology] (1938-1958)’Richard Cleminson (University of Leeds, UK),“Navigating ‘Latin’ Eugenics: The Case of Portugal, International Sexological Relations and the Criteria of ‘Racial’ Types (1900-1950).”Coffee Break4.00-5.30pm, Panel 7: Modes, Sites, and Networks of Exchange (Chair: Sarah Jones)Alain Giami (Université Paris-Saclay, France), ‘A History of the World Association for Sexual Health (1978-2017).’Leon Rocha (University of Liverpool, UK), ‘Grassroots Orgasms: Disseminating Sexual Pleasure among Family Planning Cadres in Jinghai County, Tianjin (1999-2000).’5.30-6pm Final Remarks&#160;