International Workshop on Health Policies and Social Integration/Exclusion. WINEX 2005 PHOENIX TN Technical Secretariat Voice: (34) 657985281 Fax: (34) 981509965 webmaster@phoenixtn.net International Workshop on Health Policies and Social Integration/Exclusion. WINEX 2005 Geneva University, Geneva, Switzerland, 4th-5th March 2005 Scientific Committee Dr. Véronique Mottier (Université de Lausanne) Dr. Christoph Conrad (Université de Genève) Dr. Laura von Mandach (NRP 51) Dr. Laurinda Abreu (Universidade de Évora) Dr. Bernardino Fantini (Université de Genève) Venue Université de Genève Geneva Hospital Auditoire des Policliniques Accommodation Médian Geneva Airport Hotel Ferney Voltaire France telephone: +33 (0)4.50.28.00.50 Fax: +33 (0)4.50.42.88.93 median-geneve@jjwhotels.com http://www.jjwhotels.com/en/median/geneveaeroport/index.shtml?hotelid=JJWMEDIAGeneveaero Please, see PhoenixTN Bulletin 11 (http://phoenixtn.net/bulletin11.jsp) for more details. Friday, March 4th 2005, 09:00-12:00. Rendezvous at the Institute of the History of Medicine and Health, Villa Thury 12:30. Lunch at the restaurant of the University Medical Center Friday, March 4th 2004. Session 1. Afternoon, 14:00. Health Policies in Comparative Perspective and Health Issues Related to Migration Opening Words by Bernardino Fantini Chair: Véronique Mottier Health systems and exclusion in European urban contexts: Towards difference sensitive systems? Sandro Cattacin Switzerland Isabelle Renschler Switzerland Health policy and social integration from health insurance point of view in Hungary Imre Boncz National Health Insurance Fund Hungary Social care for Czech seniors, situation in West Bohemia Kvetuse Zikmundová Czech Republic H. Zavázalová Czech Republic V. Zaremba Czech Republic F. Lavicka Czech Republic Equity in health in the Czech Republic - a myth or reality Eva Krížová Czech Republic 16:15. Coffee break Intercultural mediation in healthcare: does it contribute to integration? Results of a questionnaire survey in Geneva and Basel Janine Dahinden Switzerland Alexandre Bischoff Switzerland Elisabeth Kurth Switzerland Asylum seekers, integration and social exclusion: between health policy and migration Ilario Rossi Switzerland Marion Mendelzweig Droz Switzerland Geneviève Pasche Switzerland Michel Fontaine Switzerland Health care and illegality: A survey of undocumented pregnant immigrants in Geneva Hans Wolff Geneva University Hospital Switzerland Hans Stalder Switzerland Manuella Epiney Switzerland Angela Walder Switzerland Olivier Irion Switzerland Alfredo Morabia Switzerland Friday, March 4th 2005, 19:45. Bus transfer to the hotel followed by dinner in Ferney-Voltaire Saturday, March 5th 2005, 8:15. Bus transfer from the hotel to the University Medical Center Saturday, March 5th 2004. Session 2. Morning, 9:00. Eugenics and Agency Chair: Jan Sundin Social-Democracy and Eugenic Health Policies: or, How the European Left Tried to Eliminate the «Weeds from its National Gardens» Véronique Mottier University of Lausanne Switzerland Natalia Gerodetti University of Lausanne Switzerland Castration, therapy and sanction. On integrative and exclusive aspects of the castration of sexual offenders in Switzerland, 1950-1950 Gabriela Imboden Switzerland Hans-Jakob Ritter Switzerland Constructing juvenile delinquency as a national health problem: a case study (Switzerland, 1900-1950) Joelle Drouz Switzerland Martine Ruchat Switzerland 11:00. Coffee break The relationship with an Alzheimer patient: a reflection Matteo Borri University of Florence Italy Restricted Access to Health Care: Illness as a Matter of Petitions to the Parliament in Post-war Germany Sylvelyn Hähner-Rombach Germany «Psychological Cases» and «Claims on AI (Disability Pension)»: Medicalization, Stigmatization and Positive Assertions Laurence Ossipow Wüest Switzerland Isabelle Csupor Switzerland Saturday, March 5th 2004. Session 3. Afternoon, 14:00. Disease, Disability and Psychiatrisation Chair: Christoph Conrad Illness and stigmatization Elzbieta Kaczynska Poland Stigma, Identity and Human Rights: The Case of Leprosy Jo Robertson United Kingdom We and them: a comparative study on stigmatization of health-deviant people in Switzerland Thomas Abel Switzerland Steffen Niemann Switzerland Sabine Bucher Switzerland Laila Burla Switzerland Rolf Wettstein Switzerland 16:15. Coffee break Social policies and the social integration/exclusion of physically disabled persons in 19th-century French speaking Switzerland Mariama Kaba University of Lausanne Switzerland Psychiatric Treatment as Vanishing Point of Social Integration and Exclusion Chantal Marazia Italy 18:20. Closing words Laurinda Abreu Saturday, March 5th 2005, 19:45. Bus transfer to the hotel followed by dinner in Ferney-Voltaire Index of authors