Resources in social Context(s): Curse, Conflicts and the Sacred

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Date:

June 2016, Monday 13th - Wednesday 15th

Place:

Tübingen, Alte Aula

Monday, 13.06.2016

08:30	Martin Bartelheim & Anke Scholz, University of Tübingen Welcome and Organisational Remarks
Session 1: Curse and Blessing of Resources
09:00	Jörg Baten, University of Tübingen The Curse and Blessings of Resources
09:30	Bruce James, University of Maryland Parallel Concepts of Resource Challenges and Recovery Dynamics in Ecology and Human History
10:00	Sean S. Downey, University of Maryland Population Instability and the Transition to Farming in Europe (8000-4000 years ago)
10:30	Coffee Break/ Poster Presentation
11:00	Paola Sconzo, Alexander Edmonds & Frerich Schön, University of Tübingen Crossing the Rivers - Bridging the Sea: The Curses and Blessings of Assyro-Phoenician Interactions (9th-7th century BC)
12:00	Andrea Orendi, University of Tübingen The Blessing and Curse of the Resource Complex ‘Agriculture’ in Bronze and Iron Age Southern Levant
12:30	Nicholas Meinzer, University of Tübingen Living Standards and Inequality in the Early Middle Ages
13:00	Lunch Break
14:30	Presentation-in-walking Jessica Henkner, University of Tübingen Curse and Blessing of Environmental Resources Klaus Herkert, University of Tübingen Curse and Blessing of Lithic Raw Materials and their Use during the Late Middle Paleolithic and the Early Upper Paleolithic - A Question of Availability and Quality René Kunze, University of Tübingen ‘Curse and Blessing’ in Prehistory? Considerations to Exchange Networks based on Economic Models and Prehistoric and Ethnographic Examples Anne Merker, University of Tübingen Diet and Status in the Early Middle Ages Marc Schwenzer, University of Tübingen The Curse of Social Capital. Is Social Capital bridging (educational) Segregation or Maintaining Homophily? Evidence from the European Social Survey Katja Thode, University of Tübingen The deserted Medieval Village of Oberwürzbach. Insights into the Challenges of a rural Medieval Settlement in the Northern Black Forest Sandra Teuber, University of Tübingen Innovations in Garden Management Practices - Curse and Blessing for Private Gardeners
15:30	Coffee Break/ Poster Presentation
16:00	Daniel Steinberg, University of Tübingen Do Resource Booms impinge on Educational Attainment?
16:30	Dacil Juif, Wageningen University Resource Curse or Blessing? The Impact of Mining Activities on Schooling in Zambia
18:00	Tango Session (optional)
20:00	Barbecue at Schloss Hohentübingen

Tuesday, 14.06.2016

Session 2: Conflicts about Ressources
09:00	Peter Pfälzner Welcome
09:10	Peter Pfälzner, University of Tübingen The Archaeology of Social Conflict
09:30	Dirk Wicke, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main Prestige Goods – Conciliating or inciting Social Conflict?
10:00	Ivana Puljiz, University of Tübingen The King’s Gold – Gold Objects as Media of Political Power
10:30	Jesse Michael Millek, University of Tübingen Constructing Conflict at the End of the Late Bronze Age: A View from the Southern Levant
11:00	Coffee Break
11:30	Günther Schlee, MPI Halle How is Identity involved in Conflicts? On the Relation between Identities and Resources inConflict Analysis
12:00	Yanti Hözchen, University of Tübingen ‘When Sharia comes, Traditions make Way for it’: Contested Knowledge and Cultural Change in Kyrgyzstan
12:30	Lunch Break
14:00	Alexander Heinemann, University of Freiburg The Righteous and the Wronged: Narrating strife and managing Conflict in Democratic Athens
14.30	Xenja Herren, University of Tübingen The two Faces of Conflict. Eris in Hesiod’s ‘Works and Days’
15:00	Dominik Delp & Veronika Sossau, University of Tübingen Conflicts and Competition: An Impetus for Mobility and Migration in the Context of the ‘Greek Colonisation’?
15:45	Coffee Break
16:15	N.N.
16:45	Felicitas Schmitt, University of Tübingen My Monument, my Way, my Land! Investigating Territories and Social Conflict in Central Iberia
17:15	Panel Discussion (N.N.)
18:00	Dinner (optional)

Wednesday, 15.06.2016

Session 3: Sacralisation of Resources
09:30	Introduction by Roland Hardenberg, University of Tübingen Concepts of Sacredness and Processes of Sacralisation
10:00	Presentation by Cluster A: Heribert Beckmann, Nina Nordström, Jörg Widmaier, Lisa Züfle, University of Tübingen ‘Media’
10:30	Coffee Break
11:00	Comments by Guest Speaker Annette Hornbacher, University of Heidelberg
11:30	General Discussion
12:00	Lunch Break
13:30	Presentation by Cluster B: Jan Ahlrichs, Kai Riehle, Nurzat Sultanalieva, University of Tübingen ‘Liminality’
14:00	Comments by Guest Speaker Steffanie Kicherer, University of Tübingen
14:30	General Discussion
15:00	Coffee Break
15:15	Presentation by Cluster C: Vincent Clausing, Pia Hilsberg, Katharina Müller, Beat Schweizer, University of Tübingen ‘Practices’
15:45	Comments by Guest Speaker Monique Scheer, University of Tübingen
16:15	General Discussion
16:45	Coffee Break
17:00	Panel with Guests and Roland Hardenberg about Key Issues
17:30	Final Statement of Organisers
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