Dear Colleagues,
It is with great joy that we welcome you as you convene in the hundreds from thirty-four countries and six continents to present papers on worldwide subjects in the disciplines of law, history, theology, philosophy and political science. We are happy and proud to bring together so many specialists and so amazing a richness and variety of research, and we thank you most warmly for coming sometimes from so far to share with us the result of your reflections. Around 1500, the year that marks the starting-point for our work, Europeans would have considered our event a consummate example of the sodalitates litterariæ, those large-scale, transnational communities of scholars that illustrated the humanistic ideal.
‘Monarchy & Modernity since 1500’: our conference title’s most important word is undoubtedly ‘&’. Formerly – before 1500 – in the West and elsewhere, monarchy was a political and theological obviousness. From the beginning of what historians call modern times, monarchy has come increasingly into question, even while it has itself become a reason for doubting modernity’s patent character. Across the centuries, Cambridge, the city where John Milton (Christ’s) and Robert Filmer (Trinity) were both students, has liberally fostered such common questioning. We are confident that it will once more be the site of original and stimulating reflections of the highest quality on this crucial subject.
May your time here be the occasion of much learning and enjoyment as you exchange ideas with fellow scholars from all over the world.
Yours sincerely,
Carolina Armenteros and Philippe Barthelet
Cambridge, 28 December 2018
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CONTENT
DIRECTIONS p. 3
MAPS p. 4
REGISTRATION AND DINNER p. 5
PANEL OVERVIEW p. 6 - 7
OVERVIEW SIDGWICK SITE p. 8
PANELS p. 9 - 42
LIST OF ATTENDEES p. 42-49
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MAP & DIRECTIONS
Venue: Faculty of Law, The David Williams Building, 10 West Rd, Cambridge CB3 9DZ
Walking Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, St Andrew's St, Cambridge CB2 3AP Walk west on Downing St towards St Tibb's Row (0.1 mi) Continue onto Pembroke St (0.1 mi) Turn right onto 11/Trumpington St (190 ft) Turn left onto Silver St (0.2 mi) Turn right towards Queen's Rd/A1134 (26 ft) Turn left towards Queen's Rd/A1134 (495 ft) Turn right onto Queen's Rd/A1134 (420 ft) Turn left onto West Rd (0.1 mi)
Sidney Sussex College, 44 Sidney St, Cambridge CB2 3HX Walk south-east on Sidney St towards Green St (39 ft) Turn right onto Green St (459 ft) Turn left onto Trinity St (82 ft) Turn right onto Trinity Ln (404 ft) Turn left to stay on Trinity Ln (128 ft) Turn right onto Garret Hostel Ln (0.2 mi) Turn left towards West Rd (0.2 mi) Turn right towards West Rd (56 ft) Turn left towards West Rd (102 ft) Turn right onto West Rd (0.1 mi)
Selwyn College, University of Cambridge, Grange Rd, Cambridge CB3 9DQ Walk west towards Grange Rd (79 ft) Turn left onto Grange Rd (213 ft) Turn left onto Sidgwick Ave (0.1 mi) Turn left towards West Rd (410 ft)
Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, Barton Rd, Cambridge CB3 9BB Turn right towards Barton Rd/A603 (36 ft) Turn left onto Barton Rd/A603 (0.2 mi) Turn left onto Grange Rd (0.2 mi) Turn right onto Sidgwick Ave (0.1 mi) Turn left towards West Rd (410 ft)
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MAPS
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REGISTRATION
Early Arrivals 07.01.19 5:00-6:45 pm: Early registration, Faculty of Law
Regular Registration 08.01.19 8:15-9:30 am: Faculty of Law
09.01.19 8:30-10:00 am: Faculty of Law
DINNER Early Arrivals 07.01.19 7:00 pm Jamie’s Italian The Old Library, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge CB2 3QJ
Conference Reception and Formal Hall 08.01.19
7:00 for 7:30 pm Bar/Conservatory Area, Queens’ College, 8 Silver St, Cambridge CB3 9ET (report at Porters’ Lodge)
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PANEL OVERVIEW* 08.01.19
Room 8:45- 10:00- 11:30- 12:00- 13:30- 14:30- 16:00- 16:30- 9:50 11:20 12:00 13:20 14:30 15:50 16:30 18:30
MML P2 Coffee Break P3 Lunch P4 Coffee Break 331
MML P5 P6 P7 332
LMH P1 P8 P9 P10 *P46
G24 P11 P12 P13 *P47
G26 P14 P15 P16 *P48
G28 P17 P18 P19 *P49
B16 P20 P21 P22 *P50
Hist 5 P23 P24 P25 *P51
Hist 6 P26 P27 P28 *P52
Hist 9 P29 P30 P31
Hist 10 P32 P33 P34
Hist 11 P35 P36 P37
Hist 12 P38 P39 P40
MML P41 P42 P43 142
MML P44 P45 327
7:00 for 7:30 p.m. Reception and Formal Hall at Queens’ College
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PANEL OVERVIEW* 09.01.19
Room 9:00- 10:00- 11:30- 12:00- 13:30- 14:30- 16:00- 16:30- 9:50 11:20 12:00 13:20 14:30 15:50 16:30 18:30
MML P54 Coffee Break P55 Lunch P56 Coffee 331 Break
MML P57 P58 P59 332
LMH P53 P60 P61 P62 P93, P94
G24 P63 P64 P65
G26 P66 P67 P68
G28 P69 P70 P71
Hist 5 P72 P73 P74
Hist 6 P75 P76 P77
Hist 9 P78 P79 P80
Hist P81 P82 P83 10
Hist P84 P85 P86 11
Hist P87 P88 P89 12
MML P90 P91 P92 142
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OVERVIEW SIDGWICK SITE
*NB: LMH is the Lady MItchell Hall; MML331, MML332, and B16 are rooms on the ground floor of the Faculty of Law; G24, G26 G28 are rooms on the ground floor of the Faculty of Law; Hist5 and Hist 6 are rooms on the 2nd floor of the Faculty of History; Hist 9, Hist 10, Hist 11, Hist 12 are rooms on the 3rd floor of the Faculty of History; MML 142 is a room on the 1st floor of the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages (Raised Faculty Building); MML 327, MML 331, MML 332 are rooms on the 3rd floor of the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages (Raised Faculty Building).
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PANELS
P1 DATE TIME ROOM Words of welcome and opening keynote lecture
08.01 8:45- LMH ● Richard Rex (Queens’ College, Cambridge), 9:50 Welcoming address ● John Dunn (King’s College, Cambridge), ‘The King’s Three Bodies: Person, State and Public Opinion’ ● Chair: Robert Lacey (Independent Scholar)
P2 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Renaissance Italian Political Thought’
08.01 10:00- MML331 ● Jean-Marc Rivière (University of Aix-Marseille), 11:20 ‘The French and Spanish Monarchies in the Embassy Writings of Machiavelli and Guicciardini’ ● Lucinda Byatt (University of Edinburgh), ‘Monarchy in Florentine Political Thought: Niccolò Machiavelli and Donato Giannotti’ ● Darcy Kern (Southern Connecticut State University), ‘Paolo Sarpi’s Republicanism in the Kingdoms of England and France’ ● Chair: Frédérique Dubard de Gaillarbois (Sorbonne- Université)
P3 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Construction of Regional and National Identity’
08.01 12:00- MML331 ● Jonathan W. Spangler (Manchester Metropolitan 13:20 University), ‘Emotion and Faith: Built Heritage and the Strength of Regional and National Identity’ ● Rhona Burns (Bar Ilan University), ‘From Doge to President: A Re-Examination of Theodor Herzl’s Colliding Utopias’ ● Chair: Matthijs Lok (University of Amsterdam)
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P4 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Portuguese Monarchy in the Early Modern Period’
08.01 14:30- MML331 ● Félix Labrador Arroyo (Universidad Rey Juan 15:50 Carlos), ‘Un reino sin un rey presente: el papel de la casa real en Portugal entre 1580-1640’ ● Agata Bloch (Polish Academy of Sciences / NOVA University of Lisbon), ‘The Portuguese Monarchy and its Secret of Political Longevity in the Early Modern Period’ ● Koldo Trápaga Monchet (King Juan Carlos University), ‘The Royal Traditions of the Portuguese and Spanish Monarchies over Natural Resources: The Case of the Royal Woodlands (XVI- XVII Centuries)’ ● Chair: Tibor Monostori (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
P5 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Ottoman Monarchy’
08.01 10:00- MML332 ● Tülay Artan (Sabancı University), ‘Reinvention, 11:20 Representation and Reconceptualization of the Ottoman House, 1676-1725’ ● Darin Stephanov (Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies), ‘From Court Ceremonies to the Common Wo/man: Monarchic Visibility and Modern Belonging in the Late Russian and Ottoman Empires’ ● Uygar Aydemir (Üsküdar University), ‘A Dynasty in Danger: Reinterpreting the Legitimacy of the Ottoman Dynasty in Modern Political Terminology’ ● Chair: Lisa Balabanlilar (Rice University)
P6 TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Theology’
08.01 12:00- MML332 ● Paul Allen (Concordia University), ‘Post-Liberal 13:20 Monarchism and Natural Theology’ ● Ryan Haecker (Peterhouse, Cambridge), ‘Monarchism After Modernity: Bataille’s Political Theology of the Gift’ ● Chair: Douglas Hedley (Clare College, Cambridge)
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P7 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Japanese Imperial House in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’
08.01 14:30- MML332 ● John Breen (International Research Center for 15:50 Japanese Studies, Kyoto), ‘Ornamental Diplomacy: Emperor Meiji and the Monarchs of the Modern World 1868-1894’ ● Alison J. Miller (University of the South), ‘Matrons, Mothers, and Monarchs: The Women of the Modern Japanese Imperial Household in Visual Culture’ ● Philippe Barthelet (Independent Scholar), ‘Poetry as Royal Art: Empress Michiko of Japan’ ● Chair: John Breen (International Research Center for Japanese Studies, Kyoto)
P8 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Remembrance of the Past’
08.01 10:00- LMH ● Philip Williamson (University of Durham), 11:20 ‘Royalty, Religion and Remembrance in the British Isles, 1576–1946’ ● Charlotte Kenealy (St Catharine’s College, Cambridge), ‘The British Monarchy, World War Commemoration and the Politics of the Union, 1994-2016’ ● Chair: Matthijs Lok (University of Amsterdam)
P9 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Asia and Oceania’
08.01 12:00- LMH ● Abisai Pérez (University of Texas at Austin), ‘Our 13:20 Beloved Constitutional Monarch. Traditional and Modern Languages of Rule in the Ceremonies of the Royal and Constitutional Oaths in the Philippines, 1808-1814’ ● Cindy McCreery (University of Sydney), ‘Monarchy on the Move: The Global Royal Tours of Princes Albert Victor and George of Great Britain and King Kalakaua of Hawai’i, 1879-1882’ ● Danslav Slavenskoj (Comenius University in Bratislava), ‘Modernity, Monarchy, East and West Meet in Manchukuo: 1931-1945’ ● Sanjog Rupakheti (College of the Holy Cross), ‘Rethinking Kingship and Power in Nepal’
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● Chair: Carolina Armenteros (PUCMM / Wolfson College, Cambridge)
P10 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Modern Monarchy in Political Theory’
08.01 14:30- LMH ● Cecil Courtney (Christ’s College, Cambridge), 15:50 ‘Montesquieu’s Theory of Monarchy: Tradition and Modernity’ ● Mel A. Topf (Roger Williams University), ‘Monarchy and Constitutionalism: Hannah Arendt on the Crisis of Modernity and Legitimacy’ ● Chair: Sylvana Tomaselli (St John’s College, Cambridge)
P11 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Early Modern Monarchies and the Performativity of Female Power’
08.01 10:00- G24 ● Dustin Neighbors (University of York), 11:20 ‘“Receavinge of the Quenes Maiestie”: Modernising the Tudor Monarchy through the Performativity of Female Power and Public Participation in Royal Progresses’ ● Michele L. Frederick (University of Delaware), ‘Performing Monarchy in Exile: Elizabeth Stuart and Gerrit van Honthorst’ ● Chair: Jakub Basista (Jagiellonian University)
P12 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Greek Monarchy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’
08.01 12:00- G24 ● Elissavet Tsakanika (Panteion University), ‘Letters 13:20 from Queen Amalia of Greece to Her Father, The Grand Duke of Oldenburg (1836-1853): The Conceptualization of Monarchy in Nineteenth- Century Greece’ ● Pandeleimon Hionidis (Hellenic Open University), ‘A King is Expelled, a King is Elected, 1862. The Significance of Monarchy in Nineteenth-Century Greece’ ● Spyridon G. Ploumidis (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens), ‘Antidote to ‘Anarchy’ and
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Civil Strife: Images of the Monarchy in Greece in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’ ● Iason Zarikos (Panteion University), ‘Monarchism’s Last Stand. Monarchist Ideology and the 1974 Referendum in Greece’ ● Chair: Ala Creciun (University of Maryland)
P13 DATE TIME ROOM ‘La monarchie marocaine’
08.01 14:30- G24 ● Mohamed Bernoussi (University of Meknes), 15:50 ‘Évolution de la monarchie marocaine à travers la nouvelle politique culturelle au Maroc’ ● Marwa Dahou (Faculté des sciences juridiques, économiques et sociales de Casablanca), ‘Étude comparative de la monarchie marocaine et la monarchie britannique : comment ces deux monarchies ont pu se distinguer d’autres à travers l’usage de leurs protocoles’ ● Chair: Philippe Barthelet (Independent Scholar)
P14 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Reflections on Monarchy and Monarchical Ideology under the Stuarts’
08.01 10:00- G26 ● Davide Suin (Univ. of the Republic of San Marino), 11:20 ‘Hadrian Saravia (1532-1613) and Alberico Gentili (1552-1608)’s Reflection on the Monarchy: The Problem of Power in Jacobean England’ ● Nathan Perry (California State Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo), ‘Law and Virtue: Monarchical Ideology in Jacobean Court Ceremonial’ ● Chair: Rudolph Glitz (University of Amsterdam)
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P15 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Drama’
08.01 12:00- G26 ● Rudolph Glitz (University of Amsterdam), 13:20 ‘Adulthood as a Source of Monarchical Authority: England’s Richard II on the Early Modern Stage’ ● Yuki Nakamura (Kanto Gakuin University), ‘Vigilance over Monarchy in Early Modern English Revenge Tragedy’ ● Chair: Maiko Kobayashi (National Defense Academy of Japan)
P16 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Arts: From the Nineteenth Century to Today’
08.01 14:30- G26 ● Inga Lena Ångström Grandien (Independent 15:50 Scholar), ‘Charles XIV John of Sweden in Nineteenth-Century Folk Art’ ● Karolina Mroziewicz (Jagiellonian University), ‘Jan Matejko’s "Kings and Princes" and his Historiosophy during the Long 19th-Century “Interregnum” in Poland’ ● Parisa Heidari (University of Tehran), ‘The Evolution of Naserid Tehran: Affected by European Modernism’ ● Frédérique Dubard de Gaillarbois (Sorbonne- Université), ‘Machiavelli, Cesare Borgia and Contemporary Princes’ Photomontage as an Example of Popular and Iconic Machiavellianism’ ● Chair: Uygar Aydemir (Üsküdar University)
P17 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchisms of Southern Europe’
08.01 10:00- G28 ● Adriana Luna-Fabritius (University of Helsinki), 11:20 ‘Two Visions of Catholic Monarchism in Eighteenth Century Italian Political Thought: Antonio Muratori and Antonio Genovesi’ ● Esther Collado (University of Alicante), ‘Unión Liberal and Monarchy: Evolution and Conflicts in Nineteenth-Century Spain’ ● Teresa Nunes (University of Lisbon), ‘Do Grande Rei à “Vida Nova”: A Monarquia Portuguesa, as concepções políticas e os problemas institucionais
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em vésperas da Revolução Republicana (1891- 1910)’ ● Daniel Kressel (Columbia University), ‘“Francoism after Franco”: Opus Dei and the Configuration of the Future Authoritarian Monarchy in Franco’s Spain, 1957-1976’ ● Chair: Cinzia Recca (University of Catania)
P18 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Modern Empire’
08.01 12:00- G28 ● Jessica S. Hower (Southwestern University), 13:20 ‘“Discended of Bastard Blood”: The Creation of Monarchy, Nation, and Empire in the Early Modern British Atlantic World, ca. 1485-1510’ ● Juan Jiménez Castillo (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid), ‘The Transfiguration of the Viceroyal Authority in the Catholic Monarchy: The Kingdoms of Sicily and Peru (1678-1689)’ ● Andrew Heath (University of Sheffield), ‘A “Free Empire” in an Autocratic Atlantic: Making a Case for Modern Monarchy after the U.S. Civil War’ ● Robert Aldrich (University of Sydney), ‘Monarchs as Colonial Sovereigns: The Overseas Empire circa 1900’ ● Chair: Edward Cavanagh (Downing College, Cambridge)
P19 DATE TIME ROOM ‘European Monarchy in International Relations’
08.01 14:30- G28 ● John Morrill (Selwyn College, Cambridge), ‘The 15:50 Geopolitics of Early Modern Dynastic Agglomerates’ ● Paul Hulsenboom (Radboud University Nijmegen), ‘A(n Im)perfect System: Dutch Views of the Polish- Lithuanian Political System in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’ ● Pedro Ponte e Sousa (New University of Lisbon), ‘One Political Regime, Different Foreign Policies: Change and Continuity in Nineteenth-Century Portugal’ ● Chair: James Collins (Georgetown University)
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P20 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Execution of Charles I’
08.01 10:00- B16 ● Vanessa Chaise-Brun (University of Reims), ‘“The 11:20 King is Dead, Long Live the King!”, Eikon Basilike, A Modern Book’ ● Matthias Wong (Wolfson College, Cambridge), ‘Charles I’s Execution and the Destiny of Monarchy in Britain and Europe’ ● Chair: John Morrill (Selwyn College, Cambridge)
P21 DATE TIME ROOM ‘La monarchia sabauda e la costruzione nazionale italiana’
08.01 12:00- B16 ● Pierangelo Gentile (University of Turin), ‘1861-1946: 13:20 la monarchia italiana tra conflitti, nazionalizzazione, invenzione del mito’ ● Andrea Merlotti (Centro Studi delle residenze reali sabaude / Reggia di Venaria), ‘Corti nell'età delle costituzioni: il caso della corte dei Savoia dallo Statuto al Regno d'Italia (1848-1864)’ ● Tommaso Zerbi (University of Edinburgh), ‘Il valore identitario del neomedievalismo sabaudo: Casa Savoia e il sorgere di una tradizione italiana nell’ottocento’ ● Paolo Cozzo (University of Turin), ‘Linguaggi del sacro nella monarchia sabauda del XIX secolo: fra legittimazione e propaganda’ ● Chair: Paola Bianchi (Università della Valle d’Aosta)
P22 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Late Medieval and Early Modern Eastern Europe’
08.01 14:30- B16 ● Iulia Nitescu (University of Bucharest), ‘Dynastic 15:50 Consolidation and Religious Debates: The Muscovite Case of Sophia Paleologus’ ● Vita Diemantaité (Vilnius University), ‘The Dilemma of Monarchy and its Self-Imposed Restrictions in the Sixteenth- and Seventeenth- Century Grand Duchy of Lithuania’ ● Alexandra Vukovich (St Edmund Hall, Oxford / Newnham College, Cambridge), ‘Constructing Monarchy in Muscovy’
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● Chair: Robert von Friedeburg (Bishop Grosseteste University)
P23 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Spanish Monarchy in Early Modern Italy’
08.01 10:00- Hist 5 ● Saverio di Franco (Università degli Studi G. 11:20 d’Annunzio di Chieti-Pescara), ‘Spanish Monarchy and the Anti-Modernity of the Kingdom of Naples: Institutions, Economics and Politics (1542-1649)’ ● Rachael Ball (University of Alaska Anchorage), ‘Making it Reign: Festive Diplomacy and Ritual Unity in Spanish Rome’ ● Chair: Peter Edwards (University of Roehampton)
P24 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Celebración y propaganda: la monarquía española en la primera modernidad’
08.01 12:00- Hist 5 ● Pablo Alberto Mestre Navas (University of Seville), 13:20 ‘Entre David y Salomón. Fiesta y propaganda en la correspondencia real con motivo del matrimonio entre María Tudor y el príncipe Felipe de España’ ● Álvaro Bueno Blanco (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), ‘La propaganda en torno a la bodas hispano-francesas de 1615 como elemento de reafirmación monárquica’ ● Chair: Juan Diego García González (University of Valencia)
P25 DATE TIME ROOM ‘European Monarchy and the Universities in the Early Modern Period’
08.01 14:30- Hist 5 ● Nigel Aston (University of Leicester), ‘Thomas 15:50 Warton, the University of Oxford, and the Reimagining of the British Monarchy in the 1780s’ ● Gwendoline Guy (University of Paris VII), ‘Staging Modernity: Was Elizabeth I's 1564 visit to Cambridge a Proto-Feminist Modernization of the Royal Relationship to the University?’ ● Francisco Javier Rubio Muñoz (University of Salamanca), ‘The Spanish Monarchy’s Socio- Cultural Influence: The University of Salamanca in the Early Modern Period’
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● Chair: Andrew Thompson (Queens’ College, Cambridge)
P26 DATE TIME ROOM ‘European Monarchy and the Universities in the Early Modern Period’
08.01 10:00- Hist 6 ● Heidi Hein-Kircher (University of Marburg), ‘The 11:20 General Exhibition in 1894: Preparing the Galician Crownland Capital as a Polish Spare Capital’ ● Eszter Gantner (Herder-Institut für historische Ostmitteleuropaforschung), ‘Between the National and the Imperial: The National Industrial Exhibition in Budapest 1885’ (presented by Heidi Hein- Kircher, University of Marburg) ● Samuel D. Albert (Fashion Institute of Technology), ‘Austria-Hungary at the Paris and St. Louis Fairs: Divisible and Separable’ ● Chair: Karolina Mroziewicz (Jagiellonian University)
P27 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Modern Dynasties in Question’
08.01 12:00- Hist 6 ● Frederik Frank Sterkenburgh (The University of 13:20 Warwick), ‘Transnational Dynastic Realms and National Monarchical Roles: Conflicting Political Spheres for Monarchical Rule in Nineteenth-Century Europe’ ● Ilya Afanasyev (Higher School of Economics), ‘The Modern Invention of “Dynasty”?’ ● Chair: Andrew Thompson (Queens’ College, Cambridge)
P28 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Arts: The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’
08.01 14:30- Hist 6 ● Alexander Kusztyk (St John’s College, Cambridge), 15:50 ‘A Classical Construction of King and Empire: Nicolas Poussin’s Hunt of Meleager and Atalanta’ ● Frederike Holewik (Independent Scholar), ‘“Music for His Majesty”: The Role of the Court Chapel Master Jean-Baptiste Lully in the Representation of the Absolute Monarchy under Louis XIV’
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● Christopher Whittell (Queens’ College, Cambridge), ‘The Royal Collection of Roman Coins and the Reinvention in the Portrayal of the British Monarchy on its Coinage, during the Restoration and Long Eighteenth Century’ ● Chair: David Starkey (Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge)
P29 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Representation of Monarchy since the Renaissance’
08.01 10:00- Hist 9 ● Gema Belia Capilla Aledón (University of 11:20 Valencia), ‘“Un príncipe para el Renacimiento: la percepción de la figura de Alfonso el Magnánimo en la Europa Moderna a través de los textos del humanista Antonio Beccadelli’ ● Glenn A. Steinberg (The College of New Jersey), ‘Plus ça change: Continuity in the Theory and Representation of Monarchy across Dante, Bagehot, and 20th-Century Experience’ ● Chair: Valerie Gonzalez (University of London)
P30 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Arts: The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’
08.01 12:00- Hist 9 ● Kira von Ostenfeld-Suske (Columbia University), 13:20 ‘Monarchy at the End of Philip II’s reign: From Sovereignty to Prudence in the Work of Juan de Mariana (1535-1624)’ ● Marcella Miranda (University of São Paulo), ‘Beyond War and Peace. Two Ambassadors’ Visions of Spanish Monarchy in Early Modern Europe’ ● Chair: Adriana Luna Fabritius (University of Helsinki)
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P31 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Napoleonic Empire in the Public Eye’
08.01 14:30- Hist 9 ● Tilman Schreiber (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität 15:50 Jena), ‘Napoleon Bonaparte’s Coronation Theatre: Jacques-Louis David’s Le Couronnement de l’Empereur et de l’Impératrice (1807) and the Representation of a Modern Empire’ ● Marco Emanuele Omes (Sorbonne-Université), ‘The Ritual Legitimation of a Newly Established Monarchy: the Civic and Religious Festivals in the Napoleonic Empire (1804-1814)’ ● W. Jack Rhoden (Bishop Grosseteste University), ‘A Populist Emperor? The Rise of Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte and the Adaptation of Imperial Rule in the Age of the Mass Electorate’ ● Chair: Sara Ayres (Historic Royal Palaces)
P32 DATE TIME ROOM ‘European Constitutional Monarchy from the Renaissance to the Eighteenth Century’
08.01 10:00- Hist 10 ● Edward Cavanagh (Downing College, Cambridge), 11:20 ‘The Constitutional History of the Imperial Crown from Henry VIII to Edward VII’ ● Marcus Stiebing (University of Jena), ‘Prudentia a se - Prudentia ab iis. Two Types of Political Prudence in Justus Lipsius’ Politicorum libri Six’ ● Anne Fuchs (Klassik Stiftung Weimar), ‘The Electoral-Monarchies as a Special Feature of 18th Century Constitutional Law’ ● Chair: Maiko Kobayashi (National Defense Academy of Japan)
P33 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Modernity in the German-Speaking Lands’
08.01 12:00- Hist 10 ● Adam Storring (Independent Scholar), ‘Frederick 13:20 the Great of Prussia, the Enlightenment, and Monarchical Military Command’ ● Michael Weaver (University of Toronto), ‘Sacrifice and Sovereignty: Reform and the Meaning of Monarchy in the Late German Confederation’ ● Alexander Gorskiy (University of Tübingen),
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‘Monarchism and Federalism: Is Monarchy as a Federal State Possible?’ ● Chair: Tommaso Zerbi (University of Edinburgh)
P34 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Constitutional Monarchy in Nineteenth-Century Europe’
08.01 14:30- Hist 10 ● Marta Tomczak (Sorbonne-Université / University 15:50 of Warsaw), ‘Revolution on European Peripheries: Napoleonic Constitutionalism and the Duchy of Warsaw (1807-1812)’ ● Jean-Charles Geslot (Université de Versailles Saint- Quentin-en-Yvelines), ‘Les historiens du XIXe siècle face à l’échec des monarchies constitutionnelles : la modernité politique au prisme de l’histoire du temps présent’ ● Chair: Eric Anceau (Sorbonne-Université)
P35 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Poder y representación de la monarquía española en la primera modernidad’
08.01 10:00- Hist 11 ● Juan Diego García González (University of 11:20 Valencia), ‘Fernando el Católico y la Monarchia Universalis: Milenarismo y mesianismo político en el ámbito hispánico a principios de la Edad Moderna’ ● Sergio Bravo Sánchez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), ‘La Emperatriz Isabel y el gobierno de la Monarquía: Mujer y poder en el Renacimiento español’ ● Chair: Álvaro Bueno Blanco (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
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P36 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Modernity and the Emancipation of Princes, 1789- present’
08.01 12:00- Hist 11 ● Luc Heuschling (University of Luxembourg), ‘“Er ist 13:20 Prinz - Mehr Noch, Er ist Mensch!” The Enfranchisement of Monarchs and Members of Reigning Families as a Facet of the Modernization of Monarchies’ ● Ted Powell (Independent Scholar), ‘“The Most Modernistic Man in England”? Edward VIII, America and the Abdication’ ● Chair: Jane Ridley (University of Buckingham)
P37 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Medicine in the Age of Lights’
08.01 14:30- Hist 11 ● Patricia Martins Marcos (University of California San 15:50 Diego / Universidade Nova de Lisboa), ‘Political Medicine and the Body Politic: Monarchy and the Sciences of Sovereignty in the Long Portuguese Eighteenth Century’ ● Giacomo Lorandi (University of Freiburg), ‘Monarchy and Disease. Doctor Théodore Tronchin and the Family of King Louis XV of France’ ● Chair: Jonathan Spangler (Manchester Metropolitan University)
P38 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Popular Monarchy in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries’
08.01 10:00- Hist 12 ● Amy Westwell (University of St Andrews), 11:20 ‘Muzzling the King: Monarchy by Popular Instruction in the 1790s’ ● Eduardo Higueras Castañeda (University of Castilla- La Mancha) and Sergio Sánchez Collantes (University of Burgos), ‘“El pueblo es antes que el rey”: monarquía y democracia en la España de Amadeo I (1871-1873)’ ● Álvaro París (University of Saragossa), ‘Popular Royalism and Urban Politics in Southern Europe (1789-1848)’ ● Chair: Pedro Rújula (University of Saragossa)
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P39 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Bond between Monarch and People in the Early Modern World’
08.01 12:00- Hist 12 ● Luc Duerloo (University of Antwerp), ‘The 13:20 Uncommon Touch: Early Modern Monarchs Reaching Out to their Subjects’ ● Anne Byrne (Birkbeck, University of London), ‘Marvelous Royalty and Louis XVI: Magpies, Emotions, and Monarchy' ● Kevin Murphy (State University of New York at Stony Brook), ‘Sworn Bond between King and Commoner in the Eighteenth-Century British Empire’ ● Chair: Andrew Thompson (Queens’ College, Cambridge)
P40 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Modernizing Strategies’
08.01 14:30- Hist 12 ● Estelle Berthereau-Brusau (University of Paris I 15:50 Sorbonne), ‘Moderniser la monarchie légitime sous la monarchie de Juillet’ ● Oriol Luján (Universidad Complutense de Madrid/Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), ‘Modernizing the Spanish Monarchy: The State Opening of Parliament’s Ceremony (1850-1923)’ ● Robert Shields Mevissen (State University of New York at Old Westbury), ‘The Emperor’s New Flows: Environmental Modernization along the Danube in the Late Habsburg Monarchy’ ● Chair: Claudia Kreklau (University of St Andrews)
P41 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Latin America’
08.01 10:00- MML142 ● Amaury Pérez (Universidad Autónoma de Santo 11:20 Domingo / PUCMM), ‘Monarquías Negras en Haití, 1805-1859’ ● Joseph H. Pierre (Nottingham Trent University), ‘The Influence of the Spanish Monarchy on Latin America’s Democratic Values’ ● Chair: Valerie Gonzalez (University of London)
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P42 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Pre-Modern Monarchies’
08.01 12:00- MML142 ● Lisa Balabanlilar (Rice University), ‘The Sacrosanct 13:20 Prince: Ambition, Succession, and Bodily Harm at the Royal Courts of Pre-Modern Asia’ ● Charlotte Backerra (Technische Universität Darmstadt), ‘United for the Common Good? Collective Succession in Premodern Dynasties’ ● Valerie Gonzalez (University of London), ‘Pictorial Translation of a Mughal Emperor’s Metaphysical Vision of Monarchy: Portrait of Jahangir on an Hourglass-Throne by Bichitr (c. 1620)’ ● Chair: Dominic Lieven (Trinity College, Cambridge)
P43 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Post-Revolutionary Monarchy’
08.01 14:30- MML 142 ● Matthijs Lok (University of Amsterdam), ‘Freedom 15:50 in Francophone Post-Revolutionary Monarchical Thought’ ● Brecht Deseure (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven), ‘Republican Monarchy in the French Revolution of 1830 and the Belgian Revolution. Origin, Meaning and Reception of a Little-Known Concept’ ● Josep Escrig (University of Valencia), ‘La monarquía en mente: utopías restauradoras en los discursos del primer antiliberalismo’ ● Chair: Flavien Bertran de Balanda (Sorbonne- Université)
P44 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Legal Theory’
08.01 10:00- MML 327 ● Frederik Dhondt (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), ‘The 11:20 External Monarch: Royal War Powers in the Public Law of Europe’ ● Ershad Uddin (Dumlupinar University), ‘Understanding the Monarchical System in Islam according to the Hanafi School of Thought: A Case Study of the Saudi Kingdom’ ● Chair: Edward Cavanagh (Downing College, Cambridge)
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P45 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Conceptualising Monarchy in the Sixteenth Century’
08.01 12:00- MML 327 ● Lana Martysheva (Sorbonne-Université), 13:20 ‘Discussing Royal Sacrality during the Wars of Religion’ ● Przemysław Andrzej Lewicki (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań), ‘Patriarchal Revolutionary: The Political Philosophy of Robert Filmer (1588- 1653)’ ● Chair: Gwendoline Guy (University of Paris VII)
*P46 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The British Monarchy in Modern Times’
08.01 16:30- LMH ● David Starkey (Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge), 18:30 ‘Monarchy and Modernity: The Invention of the House of Windsor’ ● Andrew Thompson (Queen’s College, Cambridge), ‘Keeping It in the Family: The Problems and Possibilities of Being Heir to the Throne in Eighteenth-Century Britain’ ● Jane Ridley (University of Buckingham), ‘The Paradox of King George V’ ● Chair: Philip Williamson (University of Durham)
*P47 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Modern Monarchies and the Preservation of Power’
08.01 16:30- G24 ● Robert von Friedeburg (Bishop Grosseteste 18:30 University), ‘Aristotle’s Ambivalent Disciple: European Monarchy and the Exercise of Power from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century’ ● James Collins (Georgetown University), ‘The Papacy and the French Monarchy, 1607-1615’ ● Chair: Peter Edwards (University of Roehampton)
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*P48 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Political Thought’
08.01 16:30- G26 ● Pasquale Pasquino (New York University), 18:30 ‘Sovereignty and Divided Power: Bodin and Rousseau, Montesquieu and Madison’ ● Michael Sonenscher (King’s College, Cambridge) ‘Monarchy and Polyarchy: Problems and Perspectives’ ● Isaac Nakhimovsky (Yale University), ‘Constitutional Monarchy and the Holy Alliance’ ● Olivier Dard (Sorbonne-Université), ‘Maurras et la tradition monarchiste française’ ● Chair: Sylvana Tomaselli (St John’s College, Cambridge)
*P49 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Traditional Monarchies across the Globe’
08.01 16:30- G24 ● Amira Bennison (Magdalene College, Cambridge), 18:30 ‘Performing Power in Early Modern Marrakesh and Meknes’ ● Carolina Armenteros (Wolfson College, Cambridge / PUCMM), ‘The World’s Monarchies through Jesuit Eyes: the Lettres édifiantes et curieuses, 1703-1773’ ● Marzia Balzani (New York University), ‘Democratized, Fractured, Commodified: The Long Life of Indian Kingship’ ● Chair: Joe Kéchichian (King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies)
*P50 DATE TIME ROOM ‘La royauté dans la tradition et la littérature françaises’
08.01 16:30- B16 ● Philippe Barthelet (Independent Scholar), ‘L’ombre 18:30 du roi’ ● Béatrice Didier (École Normale Supérieure), ‘Le corps du Roi chez Chateaubriand’ ● Chair: Flavien Bertran de Balanda (Sorbonne- Université)
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*P51 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Empire’
08.01 16:30- G28 Blandine Kriegel (Professeur émérite des 18:30 Universités), ‘Les monarchies contre l’empire ? Légistes et penseurs politiques des monarchies anglaises et françaises de la Renaissance à l’Âge classique, critiques du droit et de l’idée impériale. Que nous apprennent-ils sur la nature de la monarchie ?’ ● Dominic Lieven (Trinity College, Cambridge), ‘Reflections on Hereditary, Imperial Monarchy: Europe in Global Historical Context’ ● Chair: Eric Anceau (Sorbonne-Université)
*P52 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in the Seventeenth Century’
08.01 16:30- Hist 6 ● Clare Jackson (Trinity Hall, Cambridge), ‘The Stuart 18:30 Dynasty and the City of London’ ● Blythe Alice Raviola (Università degli Studi di Milano), ‘Monarchy, Universalism and Imperialism in the Relazioni universali of Giovanni Botero (1595-1618)’ ● Chair: Péter Tusor (Pázmány Péter Catholic University)
P53 DATE TIME ROOM Keynote Lecture
09.01 09:00- LMH ● Joe Kéchichian (King Faisal Center for Research 09:50 and Islamic Studies), ‘The Endurance of Modern Arab Monarchies’ ● Chair: Robert Lacey (Independent Scholar)
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P54 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Critique of Contemporary Political Thought’
09.01 10:00- MML331 ● Edward Castleton (University of Franche-Comté), 11:20 ‘Anarchism, Monarchism, and the Political Representation of the Modern Division of Labor: Francophone Criticisms of Democracy from Pierre- Joseph Proudhon to World War I ● James Alexander (Bilkent University), ‘“Touch Not the Lord’s Anointed”/”Put Not Your Trust in Princes”: Two Twentieth Century Ways of Writing the History of Political Thought: and the Question of the Role of Monarchy in Modern Political Theory’ ● Marcin Michał Wiszowaty (University of Gdansk), ‘Against the Republican Paradigm: the Monarchical Principle and its Manifestations in Contemporary Systems of Mixed Monarchies’ ● Chair: Olivier Dard (Sorbonne-Université)
P55 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Republicanism against Monarchy in the Early Twentieth Century’
09.01 12:00- MML331 ● Dina Gusejnova (University of Sheffield), 13:20 ‘Punishment and Promise: German Republicanism and the Case against Monarchy at the end of the First World War’ ● Alexander Major (University of Montreal), ‘Invested Observers: The French Press on the Fall of the Qing Dynasty and China's Republican Revolution’ ● Chair: Marcin Michał Wiszowaty (University of Gdansk)
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P56 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Public Sphere in Scandinavia’
09.01 14:30- MML331 ● Ulrik Langen (University of Copenhagen), ‘Saving 15:50 the Monarchy: Public Opinion and the Downfall of Cabinet Minister J.F. Struensee 1770-1773’ ● Sara Ayres (Historic Royal Palaces), ‘Modernity in the Nursery, Monarchy in the Public Sphere: Denmark, 1766-1772’ ● Eirik Røsvik (Faculty of History, Cambridge), ‘Celebrity, Political Identity and Kaiser Wilhelm II in Norway’ ● Chair: Cathleen Sarti (University of Mainz)
P57 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Stuart Political Thought’
09.01 10:00- MML332 ● Jakub Basista (Jagiellonian University), ‘James 11:20 Stuart’s Vision of Monarchy’ ● Maiko Kobayashi (National Defense Academy of Japan), ‘A King of Great Britain: Political Thought of James VI and I’ ● Cailean Gallagher (University of St Andrews), ‘On the Brink of a Precipice: The Jacobite Conception of Modern Monarchy’ ● Chair: Peter Edwards (University of Roehampton)
P58 DATE TIME ROOM ‘La monarchie française de la Révolution à la Restauration’
09.01 12:00- MML332 ● Yannis Constantinidès (University of Paris XI), ‘La 13:20 dialectique révolutionnaire comme dissolution de la tradition monarchique’ ● Anastasia Scepi (Sorbonne-Université), ‘La littérature à l’épreuve de la Révolution’ ● Axel Dröber (Deutsches Historisches Institut Paris), ‘La garde nationale française pendant la Restauration (1814-1830) : entre tradition révolutionnaire et récupération monarchique’ ● Simon Pelletier (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales/Université de Laval), ‘La presse libérale pendant la Première Restauration : creuset de l’élaboration intellectuelle d’une monarchie représentative, voire démocratique’
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● Chair: Flavien Bertran de Balanda (Sorbonne- Université)
P59 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Papacy’
09.01 14:30- MML332 ● Mar García Arenas (University of Alicante), ‘La 15:50 intervención de las monarquías ibéricas en la elección del Papa Clemente XIV: el cónclave de 1769’ ● Christian Buskuehl (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London), ‘Catholic Sacralisation instead of Secularisation: How Pope Alexander VII Was to Save the Last Ming Emperor of China’ ● Francisco Javier Ramón Solans (University of Saragossa), ‘From “Prisoner of the Vatican” to International Arbitrator. Mediation and Empowerment of the Papacy in the Southern Cone (1880-1895)’ ● Chair: Jakub Basista (Jagiellonian University)
P60 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy: from Sacrality to Modernity’
09.01 10:00- LMH ● Cathleen Sarti (University of Mainz), ‘Divine Right 11:20 of Monarchs or Consensual Rule?’ ● Nicholas Dixon (Pembroke College, Cambridge), ‘The Apotheosis of William IV: Accounts of his Death and Sacral Kingship in Early Victorian Britain’ ● Tommy Hilton (Independent Scholar), ‘From Sultanate to Kingdom: Modernity and the Birth of the Saudi Monarchy’ ● Chair: Robert Lacey (Independent Scholar)
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P61 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Masculine Monarchy’
09.01 12:00- LMH ● Peter Edwards (University of Roehampton), ‘The 13:20 Horse as a Metonym for Power, Wealth and Status in Early Modern England’ ● Tara Greig (University of Oxford), ‘Changes in the Rituals of Hunting in Seventeenth-Century Britain’ ● Stephanie Koscak (Wake Forest University), ‘Gendering Royalism in Early Eighteenth-Century England: Vanella’s Progress, the Prince of Wales, and Masculinity’ ● Chair: Charlotte Backerra (Technische Universität Darmstadt)
P62 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy Facing Liberal Regimes’
09.01 14:30- LMH ● Eric Anceau (Sorbonne-Université), ‘Moderniser la 15:50 monarchie impériale : l’expérience de l’Empire libéral’ ● Thibaut Dauphin (University of Bordeaux), ‘Les monarchies britannique et japonaise face à la démocratie libérale : quelles sources de légitimité ? (1945-1989)’ ● David San Narciso (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), ‘New Ritual Uses for Old Monarchical Forms: The Spanish Monarchy’s Symbolic Self- Reinvention in the Liberal State (1833-1868)’ ● Chair: Olivier Dard (Sorbonne-Université)
P63 DATE TIME ROOM ‘La monarchie dans la littérature française du XIXe siècle’
09.01 10:00- G24 ● Sophie Guermès (University of Brest), ‘La 11:20 représentation des Bourbons dans Mémoires d’Outre-Tombe’ ● Nassima Abadlia (University of Sétif 2), ‘De la monarchie à l’esprit moderne dans les fictions de Mme de Staël. Lecture de Delphine et de Corinne’ ● Chair: Valerie Gonzalez (University of London)
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P64 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Constructing Monarchy after Napoleon’
09.01 12:00- G24 ● Lotte Jensen and Fons Meijer (Radboud University 13:20 Nijmegen), ‘Never Waste a Good Disaster? The Construction of Modern Monarchy in Times of Disaster in the Netherlands, 1807-1890’ ● Mikołai Getka-Kenig (Jagiellonian University), ‘The Romanov Kingdom of Poland (1815-30) and the Search for Monarchical Modernity in the Post- Napoleonic Restoration’ ● Laura Achtelstetter (Newnham College, Cambridge), ‘“Monarchy” in the Prussian Old Conservative Milieu’ ● Chair: Clarissa Campbell Orr (St Mary’s University)
P65 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Influence of Gender and Class on Monarchic Rule’
09.01 14:30- G24 ● Regine Maritz (Sorbonne-Université), ‘Gender and 15:50 the Longevity of Monarchical Forms of Rule’ ● Sergey Kondratiev (Tyumen State University), ‘Boris Porchnev on Class Struggle and Popular Movements Resulting in Absolutism and a Strong Royal Power’ ● Chair: Charlotte Backerra (Technische Universität Darmstadt)
P66 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Early Modern Naples’
09.01 10:00- G26 ● Milena Sabato (University of Salento), ‘Riformismo 11:20 borbonico nel settecento napoletano e circolazione del sapere’ ● Cinzia Recca and Roberto Tufano (University of Catania), ‘The Social and Ideological Legitimacy of the Southern Italy Bourbon Monarchy: Genesis and Crisis of the End of the Century’ ● Marina Perruca Gracia (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos), ‘Corte y municipio en la Nápoles virreinal: el Parlamento General (1642-1647)’ ● Chair: Roberto Tufano (University of Catania)
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P67 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Consequences of Empire’
09.01 12:00- G26 ● Holly Brewer (University of Maryland), ‘“Most 13:20 Agreeable to the Monarchy under Which We Live”: Slavery, Power, & the Restoration’ ● Phil Henderson (University of Victoria), ‘A Thorny Crown of Maple: Treaties, the Crown Right in Canada, and Canadian Political Science’ ● Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto), ‘The Thorn in the Crown: Indigenous Sovereignty and the Dilemma of Crown Land’ ● Jeremiah Garsha (Wolfson College, Cambridge), ‘From Savages to Sovereigns and Back Again: Shifting Signifiers of Monarchy through the Colonial Lens’ ● Chair: Edward Cavanagh (Downing College, Cambridge)
P68 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Republican Monarchies, Monarchical Republics?’
09.01 14:30- G26 ● Marianna Bonnouvrier (University of Nice Sophia 15:50 Antipolis / St Anne’s College, Oxford), ‘“Loyalty with Reserves”: Republican Monarchism in the Reign of Queen Victoria’ ● Jeroen Koch (University of Utrecht), ‘Citizen- Kings? Comparing the Three Nineteenth-Century Orange-Monarchs’ ● Chair: Edward Cavanagh (Downing College, Cambridge)
P69 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Republic in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries’
09.01 10:00- G28 ● Pamela Mason (John Carroll University) ‘King, 11:20 Bishop, Pawn: A Case Study in the Development of Republican Thinking’ ● Aidan Beatty (University of Pittsburgh), ‘Between Royalism and Republicanism: Imagining Irish National Sovereignty’ ● Chair: Pamela Klassen (University of Toronto)
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P70 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Conceptualising Monarchy in the Habsburg Empire’
09.01 12:00- G28 ● Péter Tusor (Pázmány Péter Catholic University), 13:20 ‘Apostolic Rights of a Catholic Monarch? The Hungarian Royal Patronage and Supremacy (1417- 1918)’ ● Mária Hartmann Kakucska (Independent Scholar), ‘Ein Kaiser, ein Gelehrte und ein Land: Karl V., Joannes Ludovicus Vives und Ungarn’ ● Tibor Monostori (Hungarian Academy of Sciences), ‘The Popularity of Anti-Modernists and a Monarchical Bond Made in Heaven. Habsburg Imperial Apologetics from Campanella to Saavedra Fajardo (1590s-1640s)’ ● Chair: Maura Hametz (Old Dominion University)
P71 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Queenly Agency in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’
09.01 14:30- G28 ● Aeleah Soine (Saint Mary’s College of California), 15:50 ‘Modern Princesses at Work: Examining Women’s Subjectivity and Agency in 19th-Century Anglo- German Monarchies’ ● Ainoa Chinchilla (Universidad Complutense de Madrid), ‘De reinas consortes a reinas diplomáticas: María Luisa de Parma y su papel en la política de una época revolucionaria’ ● Maria Bucur (Indiana University), ‘The Queen is No Sister: Three Faces of Marie of Romania’ ● Chair: Clarissa Campbell Orr (St Mary’s University)
P72 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy in Conservative and Traditionalist Thought’
09.01 10:00- Hist 5 ● Flavien Bertran de Balanda (Sorbonne-Université), 11:20 ‘“Une Contre-Révolution fille des Lumières : souveraineté, volonté et (re)construction politique, ou la réinvention bonaldienne de l’héritage de Rousseau’ ● Ryohei Kageura (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies), ‘L’influence de Joseph de Maistre sur l’idée monarchique de Kuga Katsunan’ ● Robin Sevestre (Sorbonne-Université), ‘Henry Montaigu et la royauté sacrale’
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● Chair: Philippe Barthelet (Independent Scholar)
P73 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Reforming Initiatives in Eastern and Western Europe 1772-1917’
09.01 12:00- Hist 5 ● Graham Clure (University of Lausanne), ‘Did 13:20 Rousseau Have a Theory of Monarchy?’ ● Cristina B. Martinez García, Jorge Pajarín Dominguez, Natalia Teja Reglero (Rey Juan Carlos University), ‘Espartero frente a la monarquía. Ideas, cambios y reformas en la Casa Real Española durante la regencia del duque de la Victoria (1840-1843)’ ● Ala Creciun (University of Maryland), ‘Russian Monarchy and Modernity: National Politics and Social Welfare in Late Imperial Russia’ ● Chair: Carolina Armenteros (PUCMM / Wolfson College, Cambridge)
P74 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Spanish Monarchy in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries’
09.01 14:30- Hist 5 ● Jean-Philippe Luis (Maison des Sciences de 15:50 l’Homme), ‘Les mutations de la monarchie espagnole 1780-1843 : de la monarchie universelle juridictionnelle à la monarchie libérale oligarchique’ ● Pedro Rújula (University of Saragossa), ‘Una idea “real” del mundo: Fernando VII en 1814’ ● Chair: Matthijs Lok (University of Amsterdam)
P75 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and the Napoleonic Challenge’
09.01 10:00- Hist 6 ● Michael Bregnsbo (Syddansk Universitet), ‘The 11:20 Rear-Guard Action of Absolutism: The Danish Monarchy Trying To Redefine Itself And Its Raison d'Être to the Public 1814-1848’ ● Vincent Haegele (Bibliothèque Municipale de Versailles), ‘Napoléon et sa famille : réinventer la monarchie ?’ ● Charles-Éloi Vial (Bibliothèque Nationale de France), ‘La vie de cour sous le Premier Empire : usages et enjeux d'un nouvel espace diplomatique’
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● Chair: Eric Anceau (Sorbonne-Université)
P76 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Italian Monarchy between Absolutism and Fascism’
09.01 12:00- Hist 6 ● Frans Willem Lantink (Utrecht University), 13:20 ‘Monarchy in Italy 1850-1860: The Last Days of Neoabsolutist Rule?’ ● Christian Satto (University of Florence), ‘1925: The Silver Jubilee of Victor Emmanuel III of Italy’ ● Chair: Pasquale Pasquino (New York University)
P77 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Franz Joseph and Sissi in Myth and Remembrance’
09.01 14:30- Hist 6 ● Maura E. Hametz (Old Dominion University), 15:50 ‘Charisma and the Sculpting of the Habsburg Empress Elizabeth Myth’ ● Răzvan Roşu (Austrian Academy of Sciences), ‘Reminiscences of the Myth of the “Good Emperor” in Transylvania’ ● Chair: Carolina Armenteros (PUCMM / Wolfson College, Cambridge)
P78 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Royal Family and Modern Government’
09.01 10:00- Hist 9 ● Dries Raeymaekers (Radboud University Nijmegen), 11:20 ‘Ghosts Best Forgotten? The Impact of Royal Bastardy on the Monarchical System in Europe, c. 1500-1900’ ● Heidi Mehrkens (University of Aberdeen), ‘Princes and Parliaments: Nineteenth-Century Royal Heirs and the Political Spheres’ ● Chair: Andrew Thompson (Queens’ College, Cambridge)
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P79 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Figuras regias en el mundo hispano: perspectivas transatlánticas (siglos XVI-XVIII)’
09.01 12:00- Hist 9 ● Nicolás Vivalda (Vassar College), ‘Juan de Mariana 13:20 y una moderna noción de prudencia: la sombra de los Habsburgo en De rege et regis institutione’ ● Mariana C. Zinni (Queens College, City University of New York), ‘Consejos y advertencias al virrey: el programa iconográfico en torno a la entrada del virrey arzobispo Morcillo en Potosí, 1716’ ● Chair: Gema Belia Capilla Aledón (University of Valencia)
P80 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy’s Public Image in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’
09.01 14:30- Hist 9 ● Cosmin Tudor Minea (University of Birmingham), 15:50 ‘Old Monuments for Modern Times: King Carol and the Romanian Architectural heritage in the Late 19th Century’ ● Per Rolandsson (University of St Andrews), ‘The Media-Kaiser Abdicates: Early Weimar Intellectuals’ Evaluation of Wilhelm II’s Role as a Press Figure, 1918-1922’ ● Imke Polland (Justus-Liebig-University Giessen), ‘“For Better, For Worse”? Royal Heirs Between Continuity and Change in Media Representations of the British Royal Weddings 2005 and 2011’ ● Chair: Dina Gusejnova (University of Sheffield)
P81 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Tudors: Royal Power and Dynastic Consolidation’
09.01 10:00- Hist 10 ● Liya Okroshidze (Lomonosov Moscow State 11:20 University), ‘The First Tudors. The Power of Legends and Past in Art’ ● Alberto Viso (Independent Scholar), ‘Mary Tudor, First Regnant Queen of England: A New Concept of the Female Monarchy’ ● Laura Flannigan (Newnham College, Cambridge), ‘The King’s Hand in the Early Tudor Court of Requests’ ● Chair: Tommaso Zerbi (University of Edinburgh)
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P82 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Portraying Early Modern Queens’
09.01 12:00- Hist 10 ● Walter Duvall Penrose (San Diego State 13:20 University), ‘Looking Backwards to Move Forward: Catherine de’ Medici’s Iconography of Power as Artemisia II’ ● Mercedes Llorente (Universidade Nova de Lisboa), ‘The Portrayal of the Catholic Queen: Mariana of Austria’ ● Chair: Jonathan Spangler (Manchester Metropolitan University)
P83 DATE TIME OOM ‘German-Speaking Monarchies and Modern Policy Making’
09.01 14:30- Hist 10 ● Felix J. Gräfenberg (University of Münster), ‘Modern 15:50 Policy-Making in the Prussian Monarchy: A Case Study in the Chaussee Sector, c. 1816-1848’ ● Sebastian Hundt (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena), ‘“Monarchisches Projekt” oder “konservative Modernisierung“? Eine Gegenüberstellung der Vorstellungen des preußischen Königs Friedrich Wilhelms IV. und des preußischen Ministerpräsidenten Otto von Manteuffels’ ● Claudia Kreklau (University of St Andrews), ‘Consuming towards the Kaiser: Advertising Colonial Policy and Loyalism in the German Empire, 1890- 1900.’ ● Chair: Alexander Gorskiy (University of Tübingen)
P84 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Monarchy between Court and City in the Early Modern World’
09.01 10:00- Hist 11 ● Yannick De Meulder (University of Antwerp), 11:20 ‘Female Rulers and Capital City Effects in the Early Sixteenth Century’ ● Marc W.S. Jaffré (University of St Andrews), ‘“In Bravery, Diet, and Furniture, They Exceed the Greatest of the Noblesse”: Merchants at Louis XIII’s Court, 1610-1643’ ● Chair: Tibor Monostori (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
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P85 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Female Monarchy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’
09.01 12:00- Hist 11 ● Heta Aali (University of Turku), ‘Royal Women and 13:20 Power in July Monarchy France’ ● Monica Soeting (International Autobiography Association), ‘Reinventing the House of Orange as a Woman: The Self-Presentation and Representation of Queen Emma of the Netherlands (1858-1934)’ ● Michael Ledger-Lomas (King’s College London), ‘Universal Sorrow? Mourning Queen Victoria’ ● Chair: Sara Ayres (Historic Royal Palaces)
P86 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Negotiation of Rank and Hierarchy in Monarchical Societies’
09.01 14:30- Hist 11 ● Marie-Louise von Plessen (Independent Scholar), 15:50 ‘From Sovereigns to Subjects. Compromises within the Order of Imperial Ranking’ ● Anja Bittner (Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Science), ‘Courtly Ranks between Opening and Confinement’ ● Marion Dotter (Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität München), ‘Ennoblements of the Austrian Empire in the “Kabinettskanzlei” under the Reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I (1849-1916) as a Symbol of the Subjects’ Multifaceted Identity’ ● Chair: Peter Edwards (University of Roehampton)
P87 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Monarchy and Ceremony in Southern Europe’
09.01 10:00- Hist 12 ● Sónia Borges (University of Lisbon), ‘Conflictos, 11:20 incidentes y jerarquías: el ceremonial diplomático en la estrategia internacional de la monarquía portuguesa (siglo XVIII)’ ● Rafael Fernández Sirvent and Mónica Moreno Seco (University of Alicante), ‘Matrimonios reales para una nación moderna. Género y legitimidad en Alfonso XII, María de las Mercedes de Orleans y María Cristina de Habsburgo (1875-1885)’ ● Margarita Barral Martínez, (University of Santiago de Compostela), ‘La legitimación de la monarquía a través de la escenificación regia en las visitas reales: el caso de Alfonso XIII en España’
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● Chair: Francisco Javier Ramón Solans (University of Saragossa)
P88 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Protestant Critiques of Monarchy in the Early Modern British Isles’
09.01 12:00- Hist 12 ● Jakub Basista (Jagiellonian University), ‘The 13:20 Monarchy and its Crisis in the Propaganda at the Eve and in the First Years of the English Civil Wars’ ● Todd Rester (Queen’s University Belfast), ‘Taking Ames on Monarchy: A Puritan Critique of Bellarmine on Monarchical Rule in the Church and State’ ● Chair: Blythe Alice Raviola (Università degli Studi di Milano)
P89 DATE TIME ROOM ‘The Constitutional Diversity of European Monarchies in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’
09.01 14:30- Hist 12 ● Marie-France Fortin (Queens’ College, Cambridge), 15:50 ‘The King’s Two Bodies and the Crown a Corporation Sole: Legal Historical Insights for a Reconceptualization of the Monarchy’ ● Giulio Stolfi (Independent Scholar), ‘“A New Pledge of Certainty: An Encounter between Crown and Constitution in Southern Europe (1814-1849)’ ● Andrea Ungari (Guglielmo Marconi University / Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli), ‘The Italian Monarchy: A Constitutional Hybrid in Europe between Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’ ● Scott Moore (Eastern Connecticut State University), ‘Modern, Constitutional and Multinational: Ideas of the Habsburg Monarchy at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century’ ● Chair: Uygar Aydemir (Üsküdar University)
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DATE TIME ROOM ‘La familia en la monarquía española’
09.01 10:00- MML ● Luis Antonio Ribot García (Universidad Nacional de 11:20 142 Educación a Distancia), ‘Los segundones de las monarquías europeas en la Edad Moderna. ¿Garantía de sucesión o riesgo?’ ● Rosa Ana Gutiérrez-Lloret and Alicia Victoria Mira Abad (University of Alicante), ‘La familia del rey: los claroscuros de una ficción simbólica en la monarquía Española (1843-1931)’ ● Chair: Blythe Alice Raviola (Università degli Studi di Milano)
P91 DATE TIME ROOM ‘Queens and the Negotiation of Monarchic Power in Democratic Contexts’
09.01 12:00- MML ● Françoise Le Jeune (University of Nantes), 13:20 142 ‘Reasserting the British Monarch’s Role and Powers (1867-1901): Queen Victoria’s Reaffirmation and Conceptualisation of her Political Position as a Female Monarch in Europe’ ● Harry Mace (Girton College, Cambridge), ‘The Managerial Queen: Beatrix and the Modernisation of the Dutch Court, 1980-2000’ ● Chair: Michael Ledger-Lomas (King’s College London)
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DATE TIME ROOM ‘Ritual, Media and Democracy: The British Monarchy 1910-45’
09.01 14:30- MML ● Frank Mort (University of Manchester), ‘Safe for 15:50 142 Democracy: Constitutional Politics, Popular Spectacle, and the British Monarchy 1910-1914’ ● Heather Jones (University College London), ‘‘They Buried Him among the Kings’: The British monarchy and the Sacralisation of the First World War Dead, 1918-1922’ ● Edward Owens (University of Lincoln), ‘The Family Firm at War: Royal Public Relations and Mass Observation, 1939-45’ ● Chair: Philip Williamson (University of Durham)
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P93 DATE TIME ROOM Closing Keynote
09.01 16:30- LG 19 ● Robert Lacey (Independent Scholar), ‘Truth and 18:00 Invention in the TV Series The Crown’ ● Chair: Philip Mansel (Society for Court Studies)
P94 DATE TIME ROOM Closing Comments
09.01 18:00- LG 19 ● Philip Mansel (Society for Court Studies) 18:30 ● Carolina Armenteros (PUCMM / Wolfson College, Cambridge)
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