
    The European Social Science History Conference
    
    will take place on 27 February - 2 March 2002,
    in The Hague, The Netherlands, 
    Netherlands Congress Center in the Hague. 
    The deadline for sending in paper and session 
    proposals is 1 March 2001. 
    An electronic pre-registration form can be found on this site http://www2.iisg.nl/esshc/register.asp
    The conference fee is NLG 300.   
    
    
    Family and Demography Network chairs are :
    
                            
    Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, EHESS/CRH 
                            
    2 Rue Emile Faguet, 75014 Paris, France 
                            
    Tel: +33.1.45396473, Fax: +33.1.45438927 
                            
    E-mail: fauve@msh-paris.fr 
    
                            
    Frans van Poppel, NIDI 
                            
    PO Box 11650, 2502 AR Den Haag, The Netherlands
                            
    Tel: +31.70.3565241/200, Fax: +31.70.3647187 
                            
    E-mail: poppel@nidi.nl  
    
    To pre-register and propose a paper or session, go to: http://www2.iisg.nl/esshc/register.asp
    (Do not forget to tick ``Family/Demography network``)
    Those of you who already proposed a paper or a session, during last ESSHC2000
    Family/Demography network meeting last April, are kindly requested to confirm their
    proposal with paper titles, addresses, affiliations etc. sending all information to the
    ESSHC above address.  All participants have to preregister to be on the program. 
    
    The European Social Science History Conference is organised by the International
    Institute of Social History (IISH), Amsterdam, an institute of the Royal Netherlands
    Academy of Arts & Sciences. The IISH was established in 1935 as an independent,
    neutral and scholarly institute to house collections on social history, mainly on the
    history of the labour
    movement. In the period 1935-1940 attention was focused on saving material from all over
    Europe. In more recent decades, the institute became a safe haven for records from Latin
    America, the Middle East, China and South-East
    Asia.
    Apart from these archives, the IISH houses a large library on Social and Economic
    history and a research department, dedicated to writing the international comparative
    history of Labour. Information on the IISH is available from its website at http://www.iisg.nl 
    At the IISH  Karin Hofmeester is responsible for the ESSHC. 
                            
    Conference Secretariat ESSHC 
                            
    c/o International Institute of Social History 
                            
    Cruquiusweg 31 
                            
    1019 AT Amsterdam 
                            
    the Netherlands 
                            
    tel: + 31 20 66 858 66 
                            
    fax: + 31 20 66 541 81 
                            
    E-mail: esshc@iisg.nl