Program :

Wednesday, April 18th, 2012

09.15 Welcome and Opening: Gudrun Gersmann, Director of the German Historical Institute Paris et Ute Planert, University of Wuppertal

1. Section: Western Europe

Chair: Annie Jourdan (University of Amsterdam)

• 09.30 Annie Jourdan (University of Amsterdam): L’historiographie actuelle du Premier Empire dans sa dimension globale


• 10.00 Jacques-Olivier Boudon (University of Paris IV-Sorbonne): La construction du système impérial: les élites de la France napoléonienne


• 10.20 Natalie Petiteau (University of Avignon): La politisation des Français durant le Consulat et l’Empire


• 11.00 Brecht Deseure (K.U. Leuven): Unity and Fragmentation: Recent Research Trends on the "neuf départements réunis"


• 11.20 Johann Joor (Amsterdam): Dutch Historiography of the Napoleonic Period


• 11.40–13.00 Discussion

2. Section: The Ibero-Atlantic Area

Chair: Hervé Drévillon (University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)

• 14.00 Alan Forrest (University of York): Britain and Napoleonic France: Neighbours, Rivals, Adversaries


• 14.25 Lucia Maria Bastos Pareira des Neves (State University of Rio de Janeiro): À rebours: le Portugal, son empire et les invasions napoléoniennes


• 14.50 Jean René Aymes (University of Paris III-Sorbonne nouvelle): Les répercussions de la guerre d’indépendance espagnole (1808-1814)


• 15.40 Stefan Rinke (FU Berlin): "Perfidies, Robberies and Cruelties". Latin America and Napoleon in the Age of Revolutions


• 16.10  Bernard Gainot (University of Paris I-Sorbonne): L’outre-mer et l’Empire. L’exception et la règle


• 16.30–18.00 Discussion

Thursday, April 19th, 2012

3. Section: Northern and Eastern Europe

Chair: Ruth Leiserowitz (German Historical Institute Warsaw)

• 09.15 Denis Sdvizkov (German Historical Institute Moskow): L’Empire d’Occident faces the Russian Empire. Inter-Imperial Transfers and their Reflections in Historiography


• 09.35 Andrej Nieuwazny (University of Torun): Napoleon and Poland – What’s Left?


• 09.55 Rasmus Glenthoj (University of Odense): The Napoleonic Wars and their Legacy in Denmark


• 10.40  Bard Frydenlund (University of Oslo): The Case of Norway - Domestic Developments and External Influences on the Periphery of Napoleonic Europe


• 11.00 Martin Hårdtstedt (Umea University): Catastrophe and Reconstruction – Sweden and the Napoleonic Wars


• 11.20 Max Engman (Abo Akademi Turku): Finland between Sweden and Russia in the Shadow of Napoleon


• 11.40–13.15  Discussion

4. Section: Central Europe

Chair: Michel Kerautret (EPHE Paris)

• 14.30 Armin Owzar (University of Freiburg): Liberty in Times of Occupation. Historiography on the Napoleonic Era in Germany


• 15.00 Andreas Würgler (University of Bern): The Emperor’s Only Republic: Switzerland 1798-1815


• 15.40 Martin Schennach (University of Innsbruck): « Nous nous sommes constitués nation ». L’Autriche à l’époque napoléonienne


• 16.00 Anna Maria Rao (University Federico II, Naples): L’Italie napoléonienne


• 16.30–18.00  Discussion

Friday, April 20th, 2012

Section 5: South-East-Europe and the Mediterranean

Chair: Christian Windler (University of Bern)

• 09.15 Peter Vodopivec (University of Lubljana): Illyrian Provinces from the Slovene Perspective: the Myth and the Reality


• 09.35 Marco Trogrlic, Josip Vrandecic (University of Split): The Illyrian Provinces in the Croatian Lands


• 09.55 Harald Heppner (University of Graz): Les principautés danubiennes au temps de Napoléon: bilan de recherche et questions ouvertes


• 10.40  Maurus Reinkowski (University of Basel): The Egyptian Campaign (1798–1801) and its Effects on Egypt and the Ottoman Empire – Epochal Break or Episode?


• 11.10 Jean-Marcel Humbert (Conservateur général honoraire du patrimoine, Paris): La naissance de l’Égypte moderne, entre la campagne de Bonaparte et la prise de pouvoir de Muhammad’Alî


• 11.30–13.00 Discussion


• 14.00 Closing Lecture: Michael Broers (University of Oxford): Imperialism in Transition – between Rom and the Raj 

Langue de conférence: Anglais et français avec traduction simultanée

Information et inscription: event@dhi-paris.fr