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Paris
Journée d'étude - Études urbaines
Cosmopolitanismes urbains : questions méthodologiques et théoriques
This worshop seeks to investigate cosmopolitanism through an urban lens. It aims to provide a situated approach to cosmopolitanism, using the analytical framework of urban and social theory alongside social geography and building upon empirical research. Our purpose is to frame a grounded theory of urban cosmopolitanism that would take the paradigms and empirical findings of various social sciences into account. Our interest lies in a cosmopolitanism of encounters incarnated in contacts, mobilities and cultural consumption and the spatial dimension of the social and power relations that are at stake in cosmopolitan encounters. We shall focus on cities as sites, but also actors in processes of cosmopolitanisation.
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Trondheim
Journée d'étude - Représentations
Kick-off for DARIAH-EU initiative
The kick-off for Norwegian University of Science and Technology's initiative in DARIAH-EU is scheduled for Wednesday 18th January 2017, 0830-1200 in Trondheim, Norway. If you have an interest in Digital Humanities, please save the date.
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Giving history its place in migration and refugee debates and research
In the current debates concerning refugees, we observe, in some European countries, at least three ways in which history tends to “disappear”: the past is either absent because it is unknown (it thus looks as if we have never dealt with refugees before...); actual developments are put in a quasi-historical perspective, by claiming that certain countries have always known certain types of policies, resulting in a rather static and a-historical picture as well; migrants are urged to leave their histories home. This seminar will look into ways to do “justice” to history, both in the political debate and in scholarly work.
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Paris
Migrations et changement social dans les monarchies du Golfe
This conference will be looking at the consequences of mass-migration on Gulf societies, Golf Cooperation Council states and economies. One of the premises of both research and political discourses on migration to the Gulf is that immigrants have very little interaction with their host societies. Migration theory on the contrary has long been demonstrating the social impact of mobility on both host and home societies, looking both qualitatively and quantitatively at the consequences of material, cultural, financial, informational transfers on individuals and groups.
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Journée d'étude - Études urbaines
Sustainable and inclusive urban mobility in Europe
This doctoral seminar proposes to discuss and disseminate the results of recent research and ongoing experiments on the multi-level and integrative governance of urban sustainability in Europe, through case studies dealing with Sustainable and inclusive urban mobility.
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Nanterre
Be-longing. Roots, Routes and Memories
International methodological workshop on (forced) migrations, identity (re)construction and performances of memory across Europe, the Mediterranean and beyond.
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Crossing French Metropolises: Exiled Artists and Intellectuals during the 20th century
Following “Arrival Cities: Migrating Artists and New Metropolitan Topographies”, the first conference of the ERC research project Relocating Modernism: Global Metropolises, Modern Art and Exile (METROMOD) held at the LMU Munich in November/December 2018, a workshop will be organized at the German Center for Art History (DFK Paris), on 4 July 2019. Building on common interests of the DFK Paris and METROMOD—such as movements of artists, ideas and productions—this workshop will focus on the temporary exile of artists and intellectuals in French cities throughout the twentieth century, which was marked by (e)migration waves. Located at the crossroads of disciplines such as Art History, Exile Studies, History of Sociology, Architecture and Urban Studies, this topic calls for a transdisciplinary approach.
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Paris
From movement to category-based mobilizations: A shift in political mobilization after the 1960s?
Le 4 mai 2012 sera organisée à l'EHESS par le Centre d'études nord-américaines une journée d'études en anglais sur la question: "From movement to category-based mobilizations: A shift in political mobilization after the 1960s?" -
Paris
Pluralism, Politics and Religion Initiative
Second American-French Workshop
Pluralism, Politics and Religion InitiativeSecond American-French WorkshopEcole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (GSRL), ParisWashington University, Saint-Louis, Missouri (USA) -
Paris
Journée d'étude - Époque contemporaine
Historiographies sans frontières
Les migrations internationales saisies par les histoires nationales, XIX-XXe siècles
Cette rencontre constitue la première manifestation publique du GIS Histoire des migrations, créé début 2011, qui réunit la Cité nationale de l'histoire de l'immigration, l'EHESS, l'Université Panthéon Sorbonne, l'Université Aix Marseille. La journée d'étude propose de faire un état des lieux de la recherche sur les migrations, qui mette en valeur les apports, mais révèle aussi des manques et partant, pose des questions nouvelles et ouvre des pistes de travail. Pour mener à bien cette réflexion, nous proposons de confronter les analyses des représentants de plusieurs historiographies nationales, qui ont toutes été amenées à prendre en compte, dans leur démarche, la dimension migratoire de ces histoires. -
Paris
Journée d'étude - Ethnologie, anthropologie
Industrie patrimoniale et imaginaires touristiques
De quelle manière l’industrie patrimoniale s’empare-t-elle des imaginaires collectifs pour créer des produits touristiques ? Comment sont interprétés et refaçonnés les imaginaires géographiques, culturels ou ethnologiques dans la création de nouvelles destinations touristiques ? Quels sont les acteurs qui interprètent, façonnent, produisent des discours et des produits touristiques ? Quel est le positionnement des populations locales par rapport à la mise en tourisme de leurs espaces de vie, lieux sacrés, traditions, artisanat, etc. ? De quelle manière celles-ci produisent-elles (ou co-produisent-elles) les imaginaires touristiques des lieux visités ? Et quel est l’apport des touristes dans cette co-production d’imaginaires touristiques ? -
Nogent-sur-Marne
Autour de l'économie de l'Inde
UMR Développement et Sociétés
Quatre ouvrages récents traitant de divers aspects contemporains de l'économie indienne seront présentés par les auteurs et discutés par des chercheurs indianistes et non-indianistes: Barbara HARRISS WHITE (2007) Rural Commercial Capital. Agricultural Markets in West Bengal, Oxford University Press, New Delhi.Pierre LACHAIER et Catherine CLEMENTIN-OJHA (eds) (2008), Divines richesses, Religion et économie en monde marchand indien. EFEO [Etudes Thématiques 21], Paris. Véronique DUPONT et Frédéric LANDY (eds) (2010) Circulation et territoires dans le monde indien contemporain. Editions de l’EHESS, Collection Purushartha vol. 28, Paris, 340 p. Jan BREMAN, Isabelle GUÉRIN & Aseem PRAKASH (eds) (2009) India’s Unfree Workforce. Of Bondage Old and New. Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 399 p. -
Créteil
Journée d'étude - Études urbaines
Urban renewal projects in Europe
The colloquium will try to highlight two issues about urban renewal projects, shared by all European countries. Who’s benefiting from urban projects? How is it possible to renew in a context of crisis? The first day will inquire both the place left to or/and taken by the citizens in urban projects, the targets of these projects and their social impacts. The second day will assess both the financial crisis impacts on governance, especially on the place of private and public sectors, and the environmental constraints to be taken into account in urban renewal.
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