Villa Schifanoia

(Salla Europa)  

6 Décembre

9h: Introduction par Heinz-Gehrard Haupt (EUI) and Emmanuel Berger (EUI)

9h10: Peter King (University of Leicester), The Geography of Homicide in Britain and in Europe during the Nineteenth-Century; Exploring and Explaining Patterns of Lethal Violence in their local context

Discussant: Emmanuel Berger (EUI).

10h00 : Xavier Rousseaux (Université Catholique de Louvain) A long 19th century. Banditry, popular protest and violence in « Belgian » territories (1750-1919)

Discussant: Emmanuel Berger (EUI).

10h50: Coffee Break

11h10: Roberto Bianchi (Università degli Studi di Firenze), Lieux de protestation en Italie. Les transformations de la révolte aux XIXe et XXe siècles.

Discussant: Heinz-Gerhard Haupt (EUI)

12h00: Francois Jarrige (Université de Bourgogne), De la sauvagerie à la violence créatrice : Regards sur les bris de machines dans la France du XIXe siècle

Discussant: Heinz-Gerhard Haupt (EUI)

12h50: Lunch

14h30: Judith Rowbotham (Nottingham Trent University), Gendering Protest – Delineating the Boundaries of Acceptable Everyday Violence in 19th century Britain

Discussant: Donatella della Porta (EUI)

15h20 : Martin Bergam (Lund University), Cannons, schythes, and the executioner's axe – unlikely tools in a family tiff. Interpretations of the rising in Skåne in 1811 and its quenching

Discussant: Donatella della Porta (EUI)

7 Décembre

9h: Marcel Streng (Universität Bielefeld/Köln), The Food Riot Revisited. New Dimensions in the History of ‘Contentious Food Politics’ in Germany (1840s to WWI)

Discussant: Stephen Smith (EUI)

9h50:    Joachim Eibach (Universität Bern), Popular Protest in 19th century Switzerland: an underestimated social practice

Discussant: Stephen Smith (EUI)

10h40: Coffee Break