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Hilary Term 2007

mercredi 7 février, 17h15

“Continuity and change: the French Left from 1945 to the present day”
Marc Lazar, Sciences-Po, Paris
Président de séance: Sudhir Hazareesingh, Balliol College

vendredi 16-samedi 17 février

(vendredi: 14h00-17h00; samedi: 10h00-17h00)
“Micro-analysis: approaches and case studies”
Colloque organisé par Marie-Claire Lavabre, CNRS-MFO et Robert Gildea, Worcester College

vendredi 16 février, 17h15

“Coleridge, exoticism and empire”
Carlo Ginzburg, UCLA
Président de séance: Duncan Wu, St Catherine’s College

lundi 15 janvier, 13h45

“Travels in the Nineteenth Century. Prospects for a cultural history”
Sylvain Venayre, Université de Paris I-Sorbonne

lundi 29 janvier, 13h45

“Qu’est-ce qu’une girouette? Le cas Montlosier”
Pierre Serna, Université de Paris I-Sorbonne

lundi 12 février, 13h45

“Is Nineteenth-Century literature a social science?”
Judith Lyon-Caen, EHESS, Paris

lundi 26 février, 13h45

“Literary spirit of nations: Europe around 1900”
Blaise Wilfert-Portal, ENS, Paris

mercredi 17 janvier, 17h00

“The Present, Memory and History: an overview”
Robert Gildea, Worcester College

mercredi 24 janvier, 17h00

“The process of remembrance through the title of ‘Righteous among the Nations’: institutional frameworks and collective memory”
Sarah Gensburger, Sciences-Po, Paris

mercredi 31 janvier, 17h00

“Political uses of the past in France”
Claire Andrieu, Sciences-Po, Paris

mercredi 7 février, 17h00

“History reframed: the Communist and Fascist past in the post-Communist museum in Central-Eastern Europe”
James Mark, University of Exeter

mercredi 14 février, 17h00

“Understanding massacres. Exploring the role of memory”
Jacques Semelin, CERI-CNRS-Sciences-Po, Paris

mercredi 21 février, 17h00

“Making peace with the past? Memory, trauma and the Irish Troubles”
Graham Dawson, University of Brighton

mercredi 28 février, 17h00

“Fascism, Anti-Fascism and the Holocaust in contemporary Italian political culture”
Rebecca Clifford, St Antony’s College

mercredi 7 mars, 17h00

“Post-conflict reconstruction and democratic peacebuilding”
Sandrine Lefranc, CNRS-Université de Paris X-Nanterre

Trinity Term 2007

mardi 1er mai, 17h00,

St Hugh’s College
“What is a Liberator? New approaches to D-Day”
Olivier Wieviorka, ENS, Cachan
Président de séance: Martin Conway, Balliol College

mercredi 2 mai, 17h15

“Exceptional decisions in normal and exceptional times: denaturalisations in the US, the UK, Germany and France in the 20th Century”
Patrick Weil, CNRS, Paris
Président de séance: Sudhir Hazareesingh, Balliol College

mardi 12 juin, 16h00-19h00

“Territorial politics and sub-national government: the restructuring of the French State during the Fifth Republic”
Table-ronde organisée par Charlotte Halpern, Sciences-Po-MFO
En collaboration avec: European Studies Centre, St Antony’s

lundi 23 avril, 13h45

“Did Marat have to be killed? Back to a political murder (13th July 1793)”
Guillaume Mazeau, Université de Paris I-Sorbonne

lundi 30 avril, 13h45

“Que fait la police?”
Vincent Milliot, Université de Caen

lundi 7 mai, 13h45

“Language claims and political theory”
Astrid Von Busekist, Sciences-Po, Paris

lundi 14 mai, 13h45

“Ethics and history: how to write Marc Bloch’s biography”
Peter Schoettler, Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin

lundi 21 mai, 13h45

“Remembrance of imperial things past. French public debate surrounding the 23rd February 2005 law on the ‘Positive Aspects’ of colonisation”
Romain Bertrand, CERI-FNSP, Paris
lundi 28 mai, 13h45
“The Channel in the 18th Century. The building of a border between England and France”
Renaud Morieux, Université de Lille III

lundi 7 mai, 17h15

“French political parties in the aftermath of the Presidential elections”
Gérard Grunberg, Sciences-Po, Paris
Président de séance: Sudhir Hazareesingh, Balliol College

vendredi 18 mai, 10h00-16h00,

European Studies Centre
“The French Presidential Election and the French Party System”
Colloque organisé par David Goldey, Lincoln College

vendredi 25 mai, 10h00-17h00

“The 2007 French Presidential and Parliamentary elections”
Colloque organisé par Ben Clift, University of Warwick et Raymond Kuhn, Queen Mary, University of London

vendredi 22 juin, 9h00-13h00

“The French General Election and the French Party System”
Colloque organisé par David Goldey, Lincoln College

Trinity Term 2006

vendredi 5-samedi 6 mai

(vendredi: 14h00-18h30 à la MFO, samedi: 9h30-19h00 à
St Antony’s College, Oxford)
“Issues of diaspora nationalism: Middle East and North African immigrants in Europe”
Colloque organisé par Richard LAWLESS et Ahmed AL-SHAHI,
St Antony’s College et Sonia TEBBAKH, MFO

vendredi 5-samedi 6 mai

(vendredi: 9h30-17h00 à Headington Hill Hall, Oxford; samedi: 9h30-17h00 à la MFO)
“Fieldwork: examining its practice among biological anthropologists and primatologists”
Colloque organisé par Anne DE SALES, CNRS-MFO; Kate HILL, Anna NEKARIS et Chris MCDONAUGH, Oxford Brookes Univ.

mercredi 17 mai, 10h00-16h30,

Department of Politics,
Manor Road, Oxford
“Comment écrire l’histoire du communisme?”
Journée d’étude organisée par Marie-Claire LAVABRE, CNRS-MFO; Bogumil JEWSIEWICKI, Université Laval et P. JOUTARD, EHESS, Paris

vendredi 7-samedi 8 juillet

(vendredi: 9h00-18h00; samedi: 9h00-18h00)
“The art and material culture of Iranian Shiism”
Colloque organisé par James ALLAN, Ashmolean Museum et Pedram KHOSRONEJAD, Middle East Centre, St Antony’s College
Inscriptions: <www.iranheritage.org/shiismconference>

Michaelmas Term 2006

mardi 10 octobre, 17h15

“European Islam or Islam in Europe?”
Olivier ROY, CNRS-EHESS
Président de séance: Eugene ROGAN, St Antony’s College
En collaboration avec: Middle East Centre, St Antony’s College

vendredi 24-samedi 25 novembre

(vendredi: 14h00-18h00; samedi: 9h30-13h00)
“La micro-analyse en sciences sociales”
Colloque organisé par Marie-Claire LAVABRE, CNRS-MFO et Robert GILDEA, Merton College

vendredi 1er-samedi 2 décembre

(vendredi: 8h45-16h00 au Department of Politics and International Relations; samedi: 9h00-12h30 à la MFO)
“La Gauche Socialiste en France et en Grande-Bretagne”
Colloque organisé par Sudhir HAZAREESINGH, Balliol College et Gérard GRUNBERG, Sciences-Po

Trinity Term 2005

vendredi 6 mai, 10h00-13h00

Commentaire d’extraits du documentaire d’Yves JEULAND “Camarades. Il était une fois les communistes français”
François PLATONE, CNRS-CEVIPOF, Paris

vendredi 13 mai, 9h30-17h30

“National identity and Euroscepticism: a comparison between France and the United Kingdom”
Colloque organisé par Sophie DUCHESNE, CNRS-MFO et
Julian MISCHI, St Antony’s College, Oxford

vendredi 3-samedi 4 juin

(vendredi: 9h30-18h00; samedi: 9h30-18h00)
“Cultural and minority rights”
Colloque organisé par Luc FOISNEAU, CNRS-MFO, dans le cadre du réseau de formation européen “Applied Global Justice”

Dept. of Politics and International Relations, Manor Road

Organisatrice: Florence HAEGEL, CEVIPOF-Sciences Po, Paris

mardi 26 avril, 13h00

“Comparing the French Socialist Party and the British Labour Party leaderships (1994-2002) through the ‘career’ model”
Carole BACHELOT, Université de Paris X-Nanterre

mardi 10 mai, 13h00

“Contemporary changes in working-class politics: the pro-countryside
‘hunters and fishers’ party”
Julian MISCHI, St Antony’s College, Oxford

mardi 17 mai, 13h00

“Structures and evolution of the party system: the case of French party
system change”
Nicolas SAUGER, CEVIPOF-Sciences Po, Paris

mardi 24 mai, 13h00

“The transformation of the French Right: pluralism and ideological community”
Florence HAEGEL, CEVIPOF-Sciences Po, Paris

Michaelmas Term 2005

mercredi 19 octobre, 17h00,

The Lecture Theatre, St Antony’s College, Oxford
“The question of Zion”
En collaboration avec le Middle East Centre
Débat avec Avi SCHLAIM, St Antony’s College, Oxford et Jacqueline ROSE, Queen Mary, University of London

Department of Politics and International Relations, Manor Road, Seminar, Room A (sauf week 3, seminar room B)

Organisateurs: Luc FOISNEAU, CNRS-MFO et Daniel BUTT,
Oriel College, Oxford

mardi 11 octobre, 17h00

“Migration and global inequalities. A European perspective”
Francis CHEVENAL, Zürich University

mardi 18 octobre, 17h00

“Why global inequality matters? An instrumental argument”
Thomas POGGE, Columbia University

mardi 25 octobre, 17h00

“International libertarianism and the rectification of historic injustice”
Daniel BUTT, Oriel College, Oxford

mardi 1er novembre, 17h00

“On some inter-relations between global and domestic injustices”
Peter KOLLER, Graz University

mardi 8 novembre, 17h00

“Cultural defence and equality before the law”
Jean-Christophe MERLE, Tours/Saarbrücken University

mardi 15 novembre, 17h00

“In the name of culture. Minority claims and social realignments
in the global era”
Francisco COLOM-GONZALEZ, Spanish Council for Scientific Research, Madrid

mardi 22 novembre, 17h00

“à confirmer”

mardi 29 novembre, 17h00
“Global egalitarianism and the claims of nationalism”
Luc FOISNEAU, CNRS-MFO, Oxford