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• 31 mai 2019

  Call for papers - History

  Left-wing radicalism in the United States: a foreign creed?

  Special Issue, “Transatlantica” (journal of American Studies)

  This Transatlantica issue will analyze the way in which the construction of radicalism as foreign to US-American identity was received by radicals themselves, to see how they reacted to the branding of their beliefs as un-American, and how they devised counter-discourses in order to Americanize their ideas, sometimes leading to conflict and contradiction. How can the language of patriotism be combined with a belief in internationalism ? What coalitions, what political alliances can be built while maintaining a revolutionary stance ? How can the class struggle be rooted in a discourse on US-American society without succumbing to the sirens of exceptionalism ?

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• 31 mai 2018

  Paris

  Study days - Sociology

  For a socio-history of "made in France, 19th-21st centuries

  Cette journée d’étude vise à questionner les enjeux du « produire français », à examiner comment ils sont saisis par différents acteurs et touchent tant les conceptions des économistes et des spécialistes de gestion, que le champ politique, les acteurs de luttes sociales et les mouvements syndicaux.

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• 15 mai 2013

  16 mai 2013

  17 mai 2013

  Dijon

  Conference, symposium - Modern

  Strikes and social conflicts

  Combined approaches to conflicts (18th century to present)

  After Lisbon 2011, the second International Conference Strikes and Social Conflicts will be held at the Maison des sciences de l’homme in Dijon (15-17 May 2013). The conference aims to open new avenues for thinking about social conflicts in a multidisciplinary and global perspective. The proliferation of conflicts all over the world today and the profound redefinition of practices in the era of globalization calls for changing perspectives, for an international opening of our horizons and for precise examination of the diversity of practices and imaginaries mobilized by the protagonists.

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