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XIth North Sea History Conference (2014)

Mobility in a Maritime World: working around, across and beyond the North Sea

3-5 September 2014

Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam

Welcome

to the Scheepvaartmuseum and the 11th North Sea History Conference in

Amster-dam. At the conference it will be discussed to what extent global, regional and local

factors have shaped maritime labour in and around the North Sea region and what

effect migration of seafarers had on the communities they left behind or joined.

Practical Information

Host

Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Kattenburgerplein 1, 1018 KK Amsterdam

www.hetscheepvaartmuseum.nl

Organization Committee

Sarah Bosmans, Jeroen ter Brugge, Mette Guldberg, Joost Schokkenbroek and

David Starkey

Registration fee

€ 275, or € 150 for students (limited number)

Proposed accommodation

Het Scheepvaartmuseum has pre-booked rooms at the Lloyd Hotel. These rooms

will be held for conference delegates until 1st June 2014. Price including breakfast

is € 170 for a 4-star room, € 140 for a 3-star room and € 120 for a 2-star room, excl.

5.5% city tax per night.

Please state in your registration if you would like to book a room at this hotel, so

we can provide you with the booking code.

Registration

For registration and further information visit the website of the Northern Seas

Net-work: www.northernseas.eu or contact: nshc2014@hetscheepvaartmuseum.nl

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Programme XIth North Sea History Conference (2014)

Mobility in a Maritime World: working around, across and beyond the North Sea

3-5 September 2014

Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam

Wednesday 3 September

11.00 – 13.00 Registration and lunch

13.00 – 13.15 Welcome and opening

Henk Dessens, director of collections Het Scheepvaartmuseum

13.15 – 17.30

Session 1 – Global: working beyond the North Sea

To what extent have global factors shaped maritime work in the North Sea region? How effectively have North Sea maritime workers protected

their interests in the face of globalisation?

Keynote

Dr. Karel Davids, VU University Amsterdam

Global and Local

Dr. Matthias van Rossum, VU University Amsterdam

Internationalization in maritime labour markets – Europe, Asia and its sailors, 1500-2000

15.00 – 15.30 Coffee break

Per Kristian Sebak, Bergen Maritime Museum, Stavanger

A Transatlantic migratory bypass – Scandinavian shipping companies and transmigration through Scandinavia, 1898-1929

Stig Tenold, Norwegian School of Economics

Norwegian shipping, post-war times

Chair: Dr. Joost Schokkenbroek, Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam/ VU University Amsterdam

Discussant: Leos Müller, Centre for Maritime Research, Stockholm University

18.00 – 20.00 Evening Programme

Programme XIth North Sea History Conference (2014)

Mobility in a Maritime World: working around, across and beyond the North Sea

3-5 September 2014

Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam

Wednesday 3 September

11.00 – 13.00 Registration and lunch 13.00 – 13.15 Welcome and opening

Drs. Henk Dessens, director of collections Het Scheepvaartmuseum 13.15 – 17.30

Session 1 – Global: working beyond the North Sea

To what extent have global factors shaped maritime work in the North Sea region? How effectively have North Sea maritime workers protected their interests in the face of globalisation?

Keynote

Prof. Karel Davids, VU University Amsterdam

Global and Local

Dr. Matthias van Rossum, VU University Amsterdam

Internationalization in maritime labour markets – Europe, Asia and its sailors, 1500-2000

15.00 – 15.30 Coffee break

Dr. Per Kristian Sebak, Bergen Maritime Museum

Scandinavian shipping companies and transmigration through Scandinavia, 1898-1929

Prof. Stig Tenold, Norwegian School of Economics

Globalisation and maritime labour in Norway after World War II

Chair: Prof. Joost Schokkenbroek, Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam/ VU University Amsterdam

Discussant: Prof. Leos Müller, Centre for Maritime Research, Stockholm University 18.00 – 20.00 Evening Programme

Guided tour of the canals of Amsterdam, the IJ and the harbour of Amsterdam, on board of the steamship Brunings of Het Scheepvaartmuseum. Drinks and snacks to be served on board during the tour (max 75 persons). A second boat tour will be arranged if there is enough interest. Places on the Brunings will be distributed in order of registration.

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Thursday 4 September

9.00 – 9.30 Coffee 9.30 – 17.00

Session 2 – Regional: working across the North Sea

To what extent have regional factors shaped maritime work in North Sea countries? How pervasive was nationalism in the maritime workforce? What effects did the regional migration have on the places maritime workers had left?

Keynote

Dr. Jelle van Lottum, University of Birmingham

Labour migration in the North Sea region between 1550 and 1850

Three poster presentations by PhD students Chair: Dr. Richard Gorski, University of Hull 11.15 – 11.45 Coffee break

Dr. Maria Fusaro, University of Exeter

Northern Sailors in Southern Courts: intercultural exchanges in legal knowledge in the

Seventeenth-Century Mediterranean

12.30 – 13.30 Lunch

Dr. Jan Parmentier, MAS Antwerpen

Fair stood the wind for Flanders. Migrants and migrations in and to Ostend and Dunkirk, 17th-18th centuries

Three poster presentations by PhD students Chair: Prof. Leos Müller, Stockholm University 15.00 – 15.30 Tea break

Dr. Christina Folke Ax, National Museum Denmark

Greenland Whalers and life on the Wadden Sea islands in the 18th century

Chair: Dr. Mette Guldberg, Fisheries and Maritime Museum, Esjberg Discussant: Dr. Richard Gorski, University of Hull

17.00 – 18.00 Evening Programme

Take the opportunity to visit the museum, the library and the virtual voyage 18.00 – 21.00 Dinner buffet

Served on board of the Amsterdam, the replica of an East Indiaman.

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Friday 5 September

9.00 – 9.30 Coffee 9.30 – 13.15

Session 3 – Local: working around the North Sea

To what extent have local factors shaped maritime work in North Sea coastal districts? What was the balance between push and pull forces in the migration of maritime workers? In what ways, and why, have maritime workers identified with their localities, countries or occupations and did they influence their new places of occupation?

Drs. Jeroen ter Brugge, Maritiem Museum Rotterdam

Migrating fishermen: a comparison between the two Dutch fishing ports Scheveningen and Vlaar-dingen

Dr. Martin Wilcox, University of Hull

‘The Want of Sufficient Men’: Labour Recruitment and Training in the British Fishing Industry, 1815-1950

11.00 – 11.30 Coffee break

PhD. Stud. AnnaSara Hammar, Umeå University Sweden

How to transform peasants into sailors: The creation of the Swedish navy and a double faced mari-time culture

Chair: Drs. Henk Dessens, Het Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam Discussant: Drs. Frits Loomeijer, Maritiem Museum Rotterdam Wrap up: Dr. David Starkey, University of Hull

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