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13th international conference on urban history "Reinterpreting cities"Organisers : EAUH (European Association for Urban History)Place : Helsinki (Finland)Date : August 24 -27 2016Site : click hereSessions :M01. Myth Making in the City: Mythologies, Memories and Meaning in Comparative ContextM02. Rethinking Towns and Universities: Old and New Methodological ApproachesM03. Out! Expulsions and Removals from Urban Communities, from the Middle Ages to the PresentM04. After Pompeii – Where Does the Study of the Roman City Go in the 21st Century?M05. Strangers in the City: Migration, Identity and Place 1200–1700M06. Belief Systems and the Making of Urban Politics: Comparing Cities in Europe and the Wider Mediterranean World (1100–1700)M07: Gender, Credit and Creditworthiness in Premodern cities (1200–1800)M08. Urban Hierarchy: The Interaction Between Towns and Cities in Europe in Late Medieval and Early Modern TimesM09. Inner City Redevelopment 1300–1800: Transformations of the Structure and Appearance of Pre-modern TownsM10. Spaces on the Urban Margin and Periphery in the Pre-industrial Period/ Marges et périphéries urbaines en Europe (Moyen Âge/Temps Modernes)M11. Urban Spaces, Mobility and “Citadinité” in the Mediterranean cities (14th to 18th century)M12. Global Consumption in European Cities (1500–1850)M13. Gender in Maritime, Trading and Imperial towns: European and Atlantic urban Communities, c. 1650–1850M14: Liminal Lives: Relations between Urban Societies and Non-Human Animals (16th – 19th Century)M15. Urbanizing Nature: the Role of the City in Reshaping Nature 1500–2000M16. Adapting City in the World of Changing Boundaries (16th–20th Centuries)M17. Legal Pluralism in European and Colonial Cities, 1600–1940M18. Conceiving and Elaborating the Landscapes of Power: Comparative Perspectives on Capital Cities, 19th–21st centuriesM19. Settler Cities: A Useful Concept to Reinterpret Transnational Urban History?M20: Emerging Cities – Knowledge and Urbanisation in Europe’s Borderlands 1880–1945M21. European Seaport CulturesM22. Reinterpreting Space and Spatial RelationshipsM23. The Street: Making and Meaning (19th and 20th Centuries)M24. Everyday Experiences and Emotions in Transforming Urban Environments, 19th-20th CenturyM25. (Im)material Memory Traces in the Urban Landscape. Europe, 19th–20th CenturyM26. Urban History and the Materiality of Literary NarrativesM27. The City on Display. How to Interpret and Share Urban History?M28. Towns of Two-fold Memories and Mentalities Around the Baltic SeaM29. Culture and Cities: Cities as Agents of Urban Cultural Development Since the 1920s.M30.Transnational Urban Planning Expertise, Between and Within Europe and Americas (1900–1950)M31.The Social History of Pre-planned Model CitiesM32. Post-war Reconstruction in Transnational PerspectiveM33. At Home in the “Concrete Jungle”: Lived Experience and Reputation in Twentieth-century Mass HousingM34. Reconsidering Mass Housing and Environmental Thought After 1945M35. Urban Automobility: Ambivalences and DisputesM36: Mapping Networks in Historical Cultural Markets: Methods and ToolsM37: Repenser les usages politiques de la rue. Europe-Amériques XIXe–XXIe siècles / Rethinking the Political Uses of the Streets: Europe-America 19th–21st CenturiesM38. Digital Cities: a New Paradigm for Urban Historical ResearchM39. Facilitating Urban History – Archives in the Digital TransformationM40: The City as Mnemonic DeviceM41: Contemporary Public Spaces and Cultural Manifestations – Cities, Creativity and Modern Civic ExpressionsM42: (Post)communist Urbanism: Reassessing Ideologies in the Contemporary CityM43: Town Hall Squares as Spatial Focal Points of Urban Life in the 19th and 20th CenturyM44: Worker Housing and the Shaping of the 20th Century CityS01: Life in the Ruins: Nature and Urban DerelictionS02. The Place of the Dead: Burial Areas and Buried Bodies in Early Modern European citiesS03: Re-interpreting the Islamic Medina: New Perspectives on Linking and Distancing of SpaceS04: Reinterpreting Privileges: the First Urban Charters in Medieval Europe in a Comparative PerspectiveS05: Monastery in Medieval Urban SettingS06: Cities at War in the Medieval Islamic World (Xth–XVth c.) / Villes en guerre dans le Dār al-Islām médiéval (Xe–XVe s.)S07. Inter-city Competition in Global Urban History (Middle Ages – Early Modern Period)S08: Sensing Urban Darkness and Light in Early Modern and Contemporary TownsS09: The Noses and Eyes of the City: Reinterpreting Early Modern Politics and Administrative Practices of HygieneS10: Communication in Early Modern Towns: News, Gossip, MessagesS11: Natural Disasters and Relocation of Cities in Spanish America, 16th – 18th centuriesS12: Geographies of Urban “In-between-ness” in the Islamic World: Space, Culture and SocietyS13. Writing Urban History Today: Experiences and Challenges in the Process of History MakingS14: On the Front: Exploring the Boundary between Seaside Cities and the SeaS15: Satire and the City: Representations of Cities and Urban Life in the Comical Press (18th – 20th centuries)S16: Outdoor Spaces for Children: Playgrounds as Materiality, Urban Planning and Designed Space in a Historical PerspectiveS17: Reinterpreting Urban Underground Spaces for the Production and Conservation of Foodstuffs in Modern and Contemporary HistoryS18: The Impact of the Second Industrialization Utilities on European Urban Growth, XIXth and XXth CenturiesS19: Railways and Cities: Sensorial and Emotional PerspectivesS20: Ambiguous Spaces: The Menacing and Inviting Shadows of UrbanityS21: Urban Animals: Human–Animal Relations in 20th Century Urban SocietiesS22. Educating the Urban Youth in the Twentieth CenturyS23. Reinterpreting Global History: Second Cities, an Alternative Road to Global Integration in the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuryS24: Cultural heritage of the Post-totalitarian cities: 20th and 21st CenturiesS25: Cities, Science and Satire: Satirical Representations of Urban Modernity and Scientific and Technological Innovation in the Public SpaceS26: Re-interpretation of the Ottoman City under the Tanzimat (Reforms)S27: Conflicts and Connections: City Partnerships in the “Global Cold War”S28: Religious Sites and Urbanization in Contemporary EuropeS29: Managing the State, Transforming the City. Office Buildings for Central State Administrations as a ‘Forgotten’ Type of Political Architecture, 1880–1980S30: Women on the Edge: Mobility and Regionalism from the Margins