XIXth European Forum of Young Legal Historians (15-18 May 2013, Ghent/Lille): statistics

According to an established tradition, I made some statistics out of the upcoming European Forum for Young Legal Historian's programme:

1. Gender (well, if the conference turns around "(Wo)Men in legal history"...)

• Men: 29 (43,94%)
• Women: 37 (56,06%)

 2. Nationality
- Benelux: 15 (=22,73%)

• Dutch: 8
• Belgian: 7

- Eastern Europe: 13 (= 19,69%)

• Poland: 8
• Hungary: 3
• Romania: 2

 - France: 7 (= 10,61%)
- German-speaking world: 7 (10,61%)

• Austria: 4
• Germany: 2 
• Switzerland: 1

- North-Eastern Europe and Scandinavia: 6 (9,09%)

• Estonia: 3
• Norway: 1
• Lithuania: 1
• Finland: 1

- Italy: 6 (9,09%)

- South-Eastern Europe: 5 (7,58%)

• Croatia: 4
• Serbia: 1

- Iberian peninsula and Latin America: 4 (6,06%)

• Spain: 1
• Brazil: 3

- British Isles: 3 (4,55%)

• United Kingdom: 2
• Ireland: 1 

Programme and registration form are available. See ESCLH blog.