Conférence internationale à l’Institut historique allemand, Paris
Dates : 14-16 mars 2023

Date limite de l’appel : 24.7.2022

La Shoah comme projet européen ?

La nouvelle recherche sur les perpetrators dans une perspective transnationale
The Shoah as a European Project?
New Perpetrator Research in a Transnational Perspective

LSE-Sciences Po Seminar in Contemporary International Seminar
Call for Papers

The LSE-Sciences Po (CHSP) Seminar un Contemporary International History invites proposals for the 2022 Michaelmas Term (October-December)

The seminar welcomes papers form advanced PhD students and early career researchers on any aspect of 20th or 21st century international history, broadly defined. We welcome a wide range of different historical approaches including research exploring transnational networks, non-state actors, and geographies beyond the Global North.

In colonial India, the British were sojourners rather than settlers. They ruled over millions that were culturally, racially, and religiously distinctfrom Europeans. From the late eighteenth-century, after the establishment of colonial rule from 1757, the British began to segregate themselves, culturally, socially, and spatially, from their entanglements with native populations in the subcontinent. The colonial government consistently sought to keep the cost of governance to a minimum by for example, limiting its responsibility for the care of the millions they ruled over.

Comme l'année passée, le Centre d'histoire de Sciences Po accueille la Société française d'histoire politique (SFHPo) pour un conseil scientifique et une assemblée générale (21 juin). La Société française d'histoire politique est une association de chercheuses et chercheurs récente. Elle vise à promouvoir l'histoire politique à toutes les périodes et dans tous les territoires.