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PROGRAMME COMPLET

Vous trouverez ci-dessous le programme du XXIIIe CISH Poznań 2020/2022, approuvé par le Conseil du CISH. Certains corrections sont encore possibles.

 

 

Pauses café – De lundi à vendredi – 10:30-11:00 et 15:30-16:00

 

Timeslots

Sunday August 21st
15.00-16.00
Meeting of the ICHS Members
(MM01)
Meeting of the ICHS Members
16.30-19.00
Ceremony
(OC)
Opening Ceremony
19.00-21.00
Welcome Dinner
(WD)
Welcome Dinner
Monday August 22nd
09.00-12.30
Major Themes
(MT02)
Memory – Archeology – Identity: The Construction of Identity on the Antiquities – Part 1 (Tanja Itgenshorst)
(MT03)
Towards a Balanced Historical Knowledge: State and Nation in a Comparative Perspective – Paradigms of Investigation, Narratives, Explications – Part 1 (Tomasz Schramm; Jaroslav Pánek; Attila Pók)
Specialized Themes
(ST01)
Appeasing the Civil Wars in the Greco-Roman World (Luca Fezzi)
(ST06)
Uncomfortable Heritage. Symbolic bordering and de-bordering in (post)conflict constellations (Jörg Hackmann)
(ST07)
Historical Futures: Apprehensions of the Past and Anticipated Futures in the Contemporary World (Marek Tamm; Zoltán Boldizsár Simon)
(ST20)
Media History, Digital History and Historical Temporalities (Jukka Kortti)
Round Tables
(RT09)
Les formes d’enseignements supérieurs dans les civilisations anciennes ou hors d’Europe (Pierre Mounier-Kuhn)
12.30-14.00
Lunch Break
14.00-17.30
Major Themes
(MT01)
Intertwined Pathways: Animals and Human Histories – ANIMAL’S AGENCY – ANIMALS IN HUMAN RECORDS (Regina Horta Duarte)
Round Tables
(RT04)
Dynastic Loyalties, Multinational Loyalties, and National Loyalties within Imperial Armies (18-21 Centuries) (Ioan Bolovan)
(RT05)
Encounters and Concurrences: New Theoretical and Methodological Developments in Global History (Stefan Amirell; Gunlög Fur)
(RT08)
Innovative Approaches to Holocaust & Genocide Studies: Theoretical Perspectives and Prospectives (Kate E. Temoney; Ewa Domańska)
(RT13)
La notion des LIEUX DE MEMOIRE au-delà de la France (Veronica Zarate)
(RT15)
Population Displacement in the Post-World War II Era (Olivier Forcade)
Joint Sessions
(JS01)
New Approaches to the Political History of Welfare (Pauli Kettunen; Klaus Petersen)
(JS11)
Sources of Historiographical Methodology in East Asia and Europe (Eiji Takemura (originally); Edward Wang; Edoardo Tortarolo)
19.30-21.30
Evening Sessions
(ES01)
The Global Sixties (Martin Klimke)
Tuesday August 23rd
09.00-12.30
Major Themes
(MT02)
Memory – Archeology – Identity: The Construction of Identity on the Antiquities – Part 2 (Tanja Itgenshorst)
(MT03)
Towards a Balanced Historical Knowledge: State and Nation in a Comparative Perspective – Paradigms of Investigation, Narratives, Explications – Part 2 (Tomasz Schramm; Jaroslav Pánek; Attila Pók)
Specialized Themes
(ST03)
Courage and Dictatorships: Cultures of Dissent, Cultures of Control in the 20th Century (Sandor Horváth)
(ST04)
Court and Courtiers in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean (Ignazio Tantillo)
Round Tables
(RT01)
Borders and Borderlands: the Slavdom over the Centuries – Culture and Society (Monika Saczyńska-Vercamer)
(RT03)
Disciplined Dissent: Political Recognition and Forms of Negotiation Beyond the Public Sphere. Some Case Studies in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (11th to 17th Centuries) (Fabrizio Titone)
(RT17)
Reassessing Historical Methodology: the Value of Experience in Historical Knowledge (Veronica Tozzi; Kalle Pihlainen)
Joint Sessions
(JS02)
Civilians in the War. Women, Children, Refugees and Prisoners-of-War on the Eastern Front during World War I (Ana Victoria Sima; Ioan Bolovan)
12.30-14.00
Lunch Break
14.00-17.30
Major Themes
(MT01)
Intertwined Pathways: Animals and Human Histories – ANIMALS ON DISPLAY – MANAGING WILD AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS (Regina Horta Duarte)
Specialized Themes
(ST08)
Empire, System Building and Society Administration in Ancient World (Hao Chunwen)
(ST10)
Holy Virgins and Blessed Rulers: Eastern and Western Perspectives (4th-6th Centuries) (Rita Lizzi)
(ST11)
Is a Conceptual and HISTORICAL History of Science Possible (12th-17th Century)? (Nicolas Weill-Parot)
(ST12)
L’histoire du mot dans le vocabulaire politique et social (Jean-Pierre Deschodt)
Round Tables
(RT06)
Football Fandom, History and Politics (Bernardo Buarque de Hollanda)
(RT14)
Medieval History and the Great War: Historiography and Politics (Alexandru Simon)
Joint Sessions
(JS06)
Histoire et vérité: la fabrique du procès (Audrey Kichelewski)
19.30-21.30
Evening Sessions
(ES02)
A Global History of Humankind in the Making (Matthias Middell)
Wednesday August 24th
09.00-12.30
Specialized Themes
(ST02)
Personal Communisms: Individual Subjectivity and Agency within the Party-State Structures of the Post-war East and Central Europe (Łukasz Bertram)
(ST09)
Gendered Work, Gendered Struggles: Women’s Activism at the Work-place in Long-term and Comparative Perspective (Susan Zimmermann)
(ST13)
Les Parlements transnationaux dans leur évolution historique après la Deuxième Guerre mondiale: limites et perspectives (Maria Sofia Corciulo)
(ST15)
Man and Nature. Between Destruction and Creation (Tadeusz Janicki; Dariusz Gwiazdowicz)
(ST17)
Medieval Urbanism in a Real and Imaginary Space of a Present-day Town (Pavel Uvarov (originally); Anna Anisimova (originally); Mateusz Wyżga)
Round Tables
(RT10)
Les élites nobiliaires et la promotion de l’industrie en Europe des XVIIIe-XXe siècles (Marcela Efmertová; Michel Figeac)
(RT11)
Limits to Free Expression about the Past (Antoon de Baets)
(RT12)
Liquid Roads through Europe. Historical Aspects and Contemporary Projections (Blythe Alice Raviola)
Joint Sessions
(JS07)
Le Second Empire, bilan et renouveau historiographique (Dominique Barjot; Yimin LYU)
12.30-14.00
Lunch Break
14.00-17.30
Specialized Themes
(ST14)
Living for Terror, Living with Terrorism (Armando Pitassio)
(ST18)
Migration and Socio-political Innovation. Comparing Historical Case Studies (Francesca Falk)
(ST21)
New Trends in the History of Human Biological Diversity (Ana Carolina Vimieiro Gomes)
Round Tables
(RT07)
From Gender as an Useful Category to Anti-Genderism (Colin Johnson)
(RT16)
Multiculturalism and Coexistence: Ethnicities and Religions in the Medieval Mediterranean (Ana Echevarría Arsuaga)
Joint Sessions
(JS04)
Religions and Globalisation since the Turn of the 19th Century (Charles Mercier; Ruth Harris)
(JS08)
MODERNIZATION and MODERNITY in the History of History Education (Susanne Popp; Eckhardt Fuchs)
(JS10)
Revolutionary Nationalism in a Global Perspective (Yamazaki Koichi; Pierre Serna; Alan Forrest; Matthias Middell; Anna Maria Rao)
18.30-20.30
Ceremony
(PRIZE)
The ICHS International Prize for History
Thursday August 25th
09.00-12.30
Specialized Themes
(ST19)
Modern Imaginaries (Re)built in Contemporary Americas – Connected Histories Approaches (Gabriela Pellegrino Soares)
(ST24)
State Formation and Economic Development in the Long-term Perspective (Matti Hannikainen; Jari Eloranta)
(ST25)
The Councils and the Churches: History of an Institution between Texts, Ideas and Practices (Alberto Melloni)
Round Tables
(RT18)
Rescuing and Preserving Historical Documents and Materials during and after Natural Disasters (Hiroaki Ozawa; Hiroshi Okumura)
(RT19)
The Holy See and the Revolutions of the 19th and 20th Centuries (Emilia Hrabovec)
(RT20)
The Woman and Global Migration (Zlatica Zudová-Lešková)
Joint Sessions
(JS13)
Stepfamilies: the Making and Remaking of Families over Five Centuries (16th-20th Centuries) (Gabriela Erdélyi; Lyndan Warner)
International Affiliated Organizations
(IAO06)
Commission Internationale des Études Historiques Slaves – Opening – Encounters (Frank Hadler)
(IAO19)
NOGWHISTO-Network of Global and World History Organizations – How to write a world history in the 21st century (Jie-Hyun Lim; Katja Castryck-Naumann)
12.30-14.00
Lunch Break
14.00-17.30
Specialized Themes
(ST23)
Shared Spaces, Conflicting Memories? Interreligious lieux de mémoire (Ferenc Tóth)
(ST28)
Through the Ocean: the Ibero-American Empires and the Circulation of Goods, People and Ideas (Junia Furtado)
Round Tables
(RT23)
What Makes Public History Truly International? (David Dean)
Joint Sessions
(JS05)
Family Memory and Intergenerational Transmission of the Past (Radmila Švaříčková Slabáková; Monika Vrzgulová)
International Affiliated Organizations
(IAO02)
Association Internationale d’Histoire Contemporaine de l’Europe – Rapports des pré-colloques / L’Europe post-guerre froide : une Europe asymétrique? (Tomasz Schramm)
(IAO03)
International Commission for the History of the French Revolution 1 (Koichi Yamazaki)
(IAO04)
Commission for the History of Towns (Roman Czaja)
(IAO05)
International Organisation of Historians of Christianity – Religious tolerance and religious violence (Mikko Ketola; Anders Jarlert)
(IAO06)
Commission Internationale des Études Historiques Slaves – Conflicts (Frank Hadler)
(IAO08)
International Association of Historical Societies for the Study of Jewish History – Migration and Culture – Nation and Religion (Shmuel Feiner)
(IAO09)
International Commission for the History and Theory of Historiography – Between Georg Iggers and Hayden White: Forty Years of the International Commission for the History and Theory of Historiography (Q. Edward Wang)
(IAO10)
International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions – From Administration to Politics. The role of representative assemblies / Representative institutions in the governance of Cities from Middle Age to present time (Maria Sofia Corciulo; Mario di Napoli)
(IAO12)
International Commission of Historical Demography – Female Strategies and Continuity – Female Strategies and Change (Ioan Bolovan; Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux; Grażyna Liczbińska; Claudia Contente; Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora; Isabelle Seguy; Paulo Teodoro de Matos; Evelien Walhout; Beatrice Moring; Ioan-Aurel Pop)
(IAO12)
International Commission of Historical Demography – Mixed Families in the History: Interfaith, Interethnic and International Marriage (Ioan Bolovan; Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux; Grażyna Liczbińska; Claudia Contente; Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora; Isabelle Seguy; Paulo Teodoro de Matos; Evelien Walhout; Beatrice Moring; Ioan-Aurel Pop)
(IAO15)
International Committee of Editors of Diplomatic Documents (Sacha Zala)
(IAO17)
International Federation for Research in Women’s History – Rediscovering Spaces of Gender History in Poland and Czechoslovakia (Dobrochna Kałwa)
(IAO18)
International Society for History Didactics – The Anthropocene and history education (Susanne Popp; Terry Haydn; Markus Furrer; Joanna Wojdon)
(IAO19)
NOGWHISTO-Network of Global and World History Organizations – Research cooperation and infrastructure in the field of global and world history (Jie-Hyun Lim; Katja Castryck-Naumann)
(IAO22)
International Commission of Military History – Réarmements et désarmements après les deux Guerres Mondiales (Alfredo Canavero; Massimo De Leonardis)
(IAO24)
Comité international pour la métrologie historique – Historical Metrology and the Challenges of Digital Research in Economic History (Werner Scheltjens; Markus A. Denzel)
(IAO25)
Association of African Historians – Violent Conflicts in North Africa in the Twenty-first Century (Christopher B.N. Ogbogbo)
19.30-21.30
Evening Sessions
(PS)
Poster Session
Friday August 26th
09.00-12.30
International Affiliated Organizations
(IAO03)
International Commission for the History of the French Revolution 2 (Koichi Yamazaki)
(IAO05)
International Organisation of Historians of Christianity – Religion and totalitarianism (Antón M. Pazos)
(IAO06)
Commission Internationale des Études Historiques Slaves – Cooperation (Frank Hadler)
(IAO10)
International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions – Myth and reality of Representation. Political theories and institutional practices / The development of representative and parliamentary institutions in Central-Eastern Europe (Maria Sofia Corciulo; Mario di Napoli)
(IAO12)
International Commission of Historical Demography – Colonial populations: Census-taking processes, Health and Urbanization (17th-20th centuries) (Ioan Bolovan; Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux; Grażyna Liczbińska; Claudia Contente; Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora; Isabelle Seguy; Paulo Teodoro de Matos; Evelien Walhout; Beatrice Moring; Ioan-Aurel Pop)
(IAO13)
International Commission on the History of International Relations – Transitions and Political Change in Asia – Transitions and Political Change in the Americas (Hugues Tertrais; Alfredo Canavero; Lola Elizalde; Lorenzo Delgado; Montserrat Huguet; Juan Carlos Pereira)
(IAO18)
International Society for History Didactics – History education and public history (Susanne Popp; Terry Haydn; Markus Furrer; Joanna Wojdon)
(IAO25)
Association of African Historians – Violent Conflicts in Sub-Saharan Africa: Issues and Dimensions in the Twenty –First Century (Christopher B.N. Ogbogbo)
12.30-14.00
Lunch Break
14.00-17.30
International Affiliated Organizations
(IAO01)
Association Internationale d’Études du Sud-Est Européen (Alexandre Kostov; Răzvan Theodorescu)
(IAO03)
International Commission for the History of the French Revolution 3 (Koichi Yamazaki)
(IAO05)
International Organisation of Historians of Christianity – Women and Theology (Yves Krumenacker; Clarisse Tesson)
(IAO11)
International Commission for the History of Universities (Mauro Moretti)
(IAO12)
International Commission of Historical Demography – Marriage and Migration from the 17th to the early 20th Century – Gender, Economy and Origin (Ioan Bolovan; Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux; Grażyna Liczbińska; Claudia Contente; Joana Maria Pujadas-Mora; Isabelle Seguy; Paulo Teodoro de Matos; Evelien Walhout; Beatrice Moring; Ioan-Aurel Pop)
(IAO13)
International Commission on the History of International Relations – Transitions and Political Change in Eastern Europe – Transitions and Political Change in Western Europe and the Mediterranean Countries (Hugues Tertrais; Alfredo Canavero; Lola Elizalde; Lorenzo Delgado; Montserrat Huguet; Juan Carlos Pereira)
(IAO18)
International Society for History Didactics – Progressive narratives in the post-Cold War area II (Susanne Popp; Terry Haydn; Markus Furrer; Joanna Wojdon)
Saturday August 27th
11.30-13.00
Ceremony
(CC)
Closing Ceremony
13.00-14.00
Farewell Lunch
(FL)
Farewell Lunch