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• 15 jui 2016

  Amman

  Summer School - Epistemology and methodology

  Training in reading and the analysis of sources in the Ottoman administration - doctoral school

  École doctorale

  Nous proposons, sur trois journées et demie, d’initier de jeunes chercheurs (étudiants en master, doctorants et éventuellement post-doctorants) à la lecture et l’analyse de diverses sources manuscrites issues des institutions administratives ottomanes provinciales et impériales en arabe, en osmanlı ou mélangeant ces deux langues.

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• 15 mai 2016

  Beirut

  Call for papers - Political studies

  How Economics matter

  L'an V des Révolutions au prisme de l'économique et du social

  This colloquium, organized in Beirut as part of the WAFAW program, aims to critically take part in a debate over the socio-economic undergrounds of the “political crises” in the region, a scarcely explored angle when dealing with this issue. It will base its contribution on investigations and original corpuses. Its purpose is to better understand how the Arab, Iranian, Turkish and other political societies observed are workedby highly singular processes (such as the importance of oil, of migration economy, or of war economies) but also amenable to an unequal globalization of exchanges. How (and not why) does the economy play into these political dynamics?

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• 22 avr 2016

  23 avr 2016

  Tokyo

  Conference, symposium - History

  The Research on Ancient History in Colonial Korea under Japanese Rule

  Archaeology, History and Heritage Policies in East Asian Modern History

  This international conference will explore Japanese academic practices towards Ancient Korea (history, archaeology, heritage protection policies), while also considering the precedent established by French archaeological practices in colonial Cambodia and the case of continental China. 

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• 04 jan 2016

  Puducherry

  Call for papers - Asia

  Multifaceted Inequality in Contemporary India

  The "Association des jeunes études indiennes" (AJEI) is a student organization whose members are young researchers coming from various disciplines of the human and social sciences (from masters degree to postdoctoral level) whose area of research is South Asia. Every year, a research seminar in France and a workshop in India bring students and scholars together in order to discuss the topics and papers presented. Since 1998 the AJEI organizes an annual workshop in India with the support of international and local partners. This year we propose a three day workshop with an opening lecture, daily presentations discussed by senior researchers, methodological workshops, and a concluding session. One of our goals is also to interact informally, and build relationships, towards creating a strong international network of researchers.

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