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Provisional Schedule of Presentations
Panel 1 - A diversity of early historical origins around the world
Simon Szreter - Civil registration in early modern England and amongst the English overseas
Tamar Herzog - Naming, Identifying and Authorizing Movement in Spain, Portugal and their American Domains (17-18th centuries)
Richard von Glahn - Household Registration, Property Rights, and Social Obligations in Imperial China: Principles and Practices
Marco H.D. van Leeuwen and Henk Looijesteijn - Registration systems in the Netherlands [These two have requested a later date].
Panel 2 - Imperialism in the long 19th Century
Khaled Falmy - The development of Egyptian identity papers in the 19th and 20th centuries
Gopinath Ravindram -The History of identity registration in India from the colonial era to the present
Stanley Engerman - Monitoring the Abolition of the International Slave Trade: Slave Registration in the British Caribbean and the Recording of Slaves in the United States.
Panel 3 - 19th century Nation-States
Andreas Fahrmeir - Too much information? Registering citizens' identity and citizens' movements in nineteenth-century German states
Susan Pearson - Of Populations and Persons: Registering Birth in the United States of America
Osamu Saito - Japanese identity registration systems before and after the Meiji Restoration
Panel 4 - 20th Century African Colonial Rule
Fred Cooper - Expanding the Etat-Civil to French Colonial Territories in the 1940s and 50s
Shane Doyle - Parish baptism registers as a substitute for state vital registration in Uganda
Keith Breckenridge - The 20th century collapse of African civil registration in South Africa
Andrew Macdonald - How certain villagers mastered international border identification registries: stories from around the Indian Ocean, c. 1910-1950
Panel 5 - 20th century Nation-States
Anne-Emanuelle Birn - Uruguay's child rights approach to health in the interwar period: what role for civil registration?
Pierre Piazza - The Identity registration system, identification number and national ID card during the Vichy regime (France, 1940-1944)
Panel 6 - 21st Century Nation-states
David Lyon - The new 'cédula de identidad biométrica' in Mexico: origins and prospects
Claudine Dardy - The New French Department Of Mayotte : An Opportunity To Study An Updating And A Modernization Of The Civil Registration
Karl Jakob Krogness - Comparison of Japanese and Korean Household Registration Systems since 2000
Panel 7 - The Rights Agenda
Jim Ferguson - What Comes after the Social? Toward a New Anthropology of Distribution
Dominique Marshall - The Right of Registration and the Rights of the Child agenda
Francie Lund - The Development and Effects of the Child Support Grant in Post-Apartheid South Africa<!--break-->