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Birmingham

Scholarship, prize and job offer - History

Three postdoctoral research fellowships, comparative/transnational history of Europe

University of Birmingham (CENDARI Project)

Le département d’Histoire de l’Université de Birmingham recrute trois chercheurs postdoctoraux, spécialistes d’histoire européenne (histoire comparée / transnationale) pour contribuer à un projet interdisciplinaire financé par l’Union Européenne.

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Oxford

Study days - History

New Directions in the Study of Social Distinction

Colloquium organised by the Maison Française d'Oxford, on Friday, 10th December, 2010.Research programme: Nation and Globalization

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Oxford

Study days - History

Burdens, Opportunities, Expectations : Political Legacies in Post-Revolutionary France

Research colloquium which takes place on Monday 24 January, at the Maison Française d’Oxford. This research colloquium brings together historians of nineteenth and and twentieth-century France to explore the issue of “political legacies”.

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Oxford

Conference, symposium - Information

Communicating Science and Technology France and the United Kingdom, Historical Perspectives

Conference organised by the Maison Française d'Oxford, on 14th and 15th January, 2011.

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Oxford

Conference, symposium - Religion

Elementary Forms of Religious Life: A Dialogue between the Disciplines

Conference organised by School of Anthropology and Museum Studies (SAME), University of Oxford with The British Centre for Durkheimian Studies, Maison Française d'Oxford, and All Souls College, on Saturday 9 - Sunday 10 July.

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Oxford

Conference, symposium - Science studies

Sites of Chemistry in the 18th Century

Conference organised by the Maison Française d'Oxford, on the July 4th and 5th, 2011.

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Oxford

Study days - Science studies

Puericulture, Biotypology and "Latin" Eugenics in Comparative Context

This One-day Workshop is organised by the History of Race and Eugenics (HRE) Research Group Oxford Brookes University. The study of eugenics and race is currently undergoing a remarkable transformation - one defined by society's need to engage with scientific advances and the ethical dilemmas they raise on the one hand, and the investigation of hitherto neglected case studies on the other. The inclusion and juxtaposition of national and international histories of race and eugenics lies at the heart of this international collaboration that strives to not only yield original and timely research on these neglected national case studies, but to redefine and diversify the overarching debates on these particularly turbulent periods of modern history.

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Oxford

Conference, symposium - Thought

The Natural Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes: Its Context and Development

The conference "The Natural Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes: Its Context and Development" takes place at the Maison Française d'Oxford, on February 3rd and 4th, 2012.

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Loughborough

Call for papers - Political studies

Real Democracy and the Revolutions of Our Time

Anarchist Studies Network Conference: Making Connections

Le stream « real democracy and the revolutions of our time » propose d'explorer les implications pour la théorie et praxis de la révolution de certains mouvements récents, dont Occupy et le printemps arabe serait exemplaires. Il se déclinera en trois panels, qui sont tous ouverts non seulement à des communications classiques, mais aussi à des interventions artistiques, des témoignages, et des propositions orientées vers l'action.

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Birmingham

Call for papers - Political studies

Rights and Representations

Foreign Language Film Conference V

Submissions are invited for the fifth Foreign Language Film Conference, on the theme of Rights and Representations. In this historic setting of the American South, and in conjunction with Birmingham's 50th anniversary remembrance of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing, FLFC celebrates civil and human rights. Scholars will consider the question of civil rights in international cinematic traditions. How does film as an art and a genre represent civil rights, and human rights? What are the places of rebellion, terrorism, or non-violent resistance in forging individual freedoms, and how is this reflected in national cinematic traditions? How do international films address issues of discrimination, violence, repression, the struggle for social equality ? On the pedagogical side of the question, how do films about civil rights teach their viewers about international cultural and political traditions and movements ? How are these films incorporated into classroom discussions of global civil rights ?

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Southampton

Conference, symposium - Epistemology and methodology

The Connected Past

People, Networks and Complexity in Archaeology and History

This conference will provide a platform for pioneering, multidisciplinary collaborative work in the field of network science. It aims to bring together the disparate international community of scholars working to develop network-based approaches and their application to the past and to provide a forum for the discussion of the most recent applications of the techniques, in order to ask what has been successful or unsuccessful, to foster cross-disciplinary collaborations and cooperation, and to stimulate debate about the application of network science within the disciplines of archaeology and history in particular, but also more broadly across the entire field.

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Manchester

Call for papers - Early modern

Niccolò Machiavelli: Politics, Philosophy, Law

Machiavelli is one of the most influential thinkers of the Western political tradition. Every single political philosopher who comes after him refers to him, either implicitly or explicitly. Every serious politician is, sooner or later, confronted with some of the practical problems Machiavelli addresses. Five hundred years after his death, Machiavelli is ubiquitous but enigmatic: often quoted, but rarely understood, his ideas frequently reduced to a few maxims from The Prince.

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Cambridge

Conference, symposium - History

Imagined Civities

Cities and Alternatives in the 19th Century

Imagined Civities is an interdisciplinary conference examining the changes in the Victorian city. Stemming from The Guild, the 19th century seminar held at Cambridge University, the conference aims to explore any aspect of cultural and intellectual responses to urbanisation in the 19th century. The keynote address will be delivered by Prof. Peter Mandler.For more information and registration, please see http://theguild.posterous.com/

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Birmingham

Call for papers - Science studies

Complaining about Medicine

In recent years, studies into experiences of health care have led historians to engage with the issue of the medical complaint. As expressions of dissatisfaction, disquiet and failings in service provision, the complaint is both a vital antidote to progressive histories of health care and, in generating contemporary investigation and debate, has also left a fertile seam for historical research. Often it is only when things go wrong that we begin to understand thecomplexity at work in past events. This two-day international conference will explore what has happened historically when medicine generated complaints.

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Oxford

Scholarship, prize and job offer - Sociology

Besse doctorate scholarship and French lecteur position at the Exeter College, Oxford (2012-2013)

Ces bourses ont pour origine le legs en 1951 par Antonin Besse, homme d'affaires français, d'une partie de sa fortune à l'Université d'Oxford dans le but de permettre à des étudiants français de venir poursuivre leur recherche à Oxford. Il s'ensuit que seuls les étudiants de nationalité française peuvent prétendre bénéficier d'une bourse Besse. Pour l'année 2012-2013, Exeter College (www.exeter.ox.ac.uk) offrira la bourse avec un poste de lecteur français, dont la rémunération totale sera de £10,000. Ceci inclut une bourse de £3000 et la rémunération pour une charge d'enseignement de langue française de 6 heures par semaine. Le boursier sera logé dans le Collège à titre gratuit, et bénéficiera de quelques dîners à « High Table ».

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London

Call for papers - Sociology

“Ri yo avan yo riw”: Rebellion and Compliance of Womanhood in African-Diasporic Milieu

As defined by Hirsh, postmemory: “describes the relationship of the second generation of powerful, often traumatic experiences that preceded their births but that were nevertheless transmitted to them so deeply as to seems to constitute memories in their own rights” (2008). Applied to the African Diaspora, one may suggest that slavery and colonialism constitute a postmemory directly determining the approach to self of all members of the African Diaspora. This postmemory is so ingrained in these societies that the post-conflict backlash generally affecting women from former colonised or occupied countries, has hit African-Diasporic women in an extremely unusual way. In fact, it has been witnessed in several middle Eastern or South American societies that after liberationist conflicts, some societies would create a fantasised notion of womanhood allegedly pre-colonial, rejecting the former dominant culture to glorify their own root culture (Al Ali, Pratt 2007; Pankhurst 2007). In African-Diasporic milieu and in the same post conflict context, women were fed with dreams of European respectability of which the European middle class woman was archetypal. This rather complex situation generated great uneasiness as far as identity and womanhood were concerned. Beyond the debate around Négritude, Créolité and even Modernity, black women are yet to fit the general notion of “whut a [black] woman oughta be and to do”.Indeed, One can wonder at the ability of the new generation to fulfil the dream of respectability of its mothers (Burton, 1997) while complying with the demands of an increasingly neo-liberal environment. Coupled with the Festival Image of Black Women, this conference will be the opportunity to discuss the discrepancy between the image, the representation and the realities of African-Diasporic women. The aim is to identify the postmemories responsible for the social expectations of womanhood in a given community and how these expectations protect or injure the same women.

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Cambridge

Scholarship, prize and job offer - Science studies

Two post doc positions in History and Philosophy of Social Science

The History and Philosophy Department (University of Cambridge) is seeking to appoint two post-doctoral research associates for the ERC-funded project 'A Science of Human Nature: Philosophical Disputes at the Interface of Natural and Social Science', recently awarded to Dr Tim Lewens.

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Manchester

Conference, symposium - Ethnology, anthropology

Enquiring into the urban form through governing practices and social organisation

IUAES Congress Evolving humanity, emerging worlds

The congress will be hosted by the University of Manchester with the support of Manchester City Council. This is the first world congress to be held in Britain since the initial meeting of the International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences in London in 1934. The Congress Agenda is being planned by a UK Organizing Committee which includes anthropologists working in all sub-fields of the discipline.

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Nottingham

Call for papers - Modern

The Flaneur Abroad

Historical and international perspectives on an urban stereotype

Ce colloque veut rassembler des communications qui suivront les transformations (et les origines) du flâneur à travers des médias divers, et au-delà des boulevards et rues de Paris.

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Oxford

Scholarship, prize and job offer - Europe

Deakin Visiting Fellowship (2012-2013)

St. Antony's College - European Studies Centre - Oxford UK

Applications are invited for the Deakin Fellowship for the academic year 2012-2013. The Fellowship is intended to support scholarship related to France in the College's areas of interest. Applicants should hold a doctorate at the time of application. A good working knowledge of English is essential. To arrive no later than 13th January 2012

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