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• 19 nov 2014	17 déc 2014	25 fév 2015
  04 mar 2015	01 avr 2015	...

  Villeneuve-d'Ascq

  Seminar - Representation

  Doctoral seminar at the Conception, Territory, History Laboratory

  LACTH (2014-15)

  Le séminaire doctoral du LACTH assure le suivi régulier de l'état d'avancement des thèses en cours et le maintien des doctorants dans une dynamique scientifique liée à leurs travaux. Chaque domaine de recherche du LACTH (Conception, Térritoire, Histoire, Matérialité) a en charge une séance spécifique, le plus souvent structurée par la prise de parole d'un chercheur du LACTH, d'un chercheur invité et d'un doctorant. Une séance est associée au Centre d’étude des arts Contemporain de Lille3 (CEAC) et une séance (« Atelier des doctorants ») est consacrée à l'expression collective des doctorants.

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• 01 jui 2014

  Canberra

  Call for papers - Modern

  Ideas and ways of heritage: Scientific thought, praxeology and social knowledge in patrimonialisation

  Critical heritage studies have been popularized by way of various disciplines, and several recent studies have emphasized “the infinite specificity of heritage and patrimonialisation”, and at other times, the differentiated paradigms of heritagization, patrimonialisation, heritageification, etc During the session "Ideas and ways of heritage: Scientific thought, praxeology and social knowledge in patrimonialisation"  we will explore conceptions used in heritage-making, as they appear or are particularized in the scientific literature, local expertise and the collective intelligence in various regions of the world.

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• 01 fév 2014

  Créteil

  Call for papers - History

  The University in the City: University Spaces and Their Uses in Europe, 13th to 21st Centuries

  Since the 1960s, the abundant historiography dedicated to European universities has focused on the social, intellectual, and political history of these institutions. The topic of university spaces within the city has been relatively neglected. When addressed, research on this topic has consisted of monographs on a single city, country, and/or a given era. This conference aims to address the history of the urban integration of European universities since their inception (the early 13^th century), with priority given to the very long term and to comparative studies. By bringing together a series of research studies focused on a single theme, our ambition is to cast light on new perspectives.

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