Program of the Seminar ( PDF
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Program of the Seminar ( PDF
GLOBALIZATION AND MOBILITIES SEMINAR University of Chicago, Center in Paris 6 Rue Thomas Mann 75013 Paris JUNE 5, Thursday 9:30 am Opening Remarks: Dominique Vidal, Catherine Lejeune (URMIS, LARCA, Université Paris Diderot) - Salikoko Mufwene, James Hevia, Ramon Gutiérrez (University of Chicago) 10:00 am to 12:00 am Session 1 Moving Signs and Senses: Histories of Color and Communication (Chair: Ramon Gutiérrez, University of Chicago) Salikoko Mufwene (University of Chicago): “Colonization, globalization, Mobility, and Diasporas: Language Spread and Speciation” Emily Osborn (University of Chicago): “The Color Red in the Early Modern Atlantic World” Delphine Pagès (INALCO/CERMOM): “Imaginaries of Migration: a case study from Egyptian Cinema” Lunch 1:45 pm to 3:45 pm Session 2 Mobilizing Labour and Commodities: Military Logistics and Commercial Regimes (Chair: Gilles Guiheux, UPD/CESSMA)) James Hevia (University of Chicago): “Jackasses for India! (Mules and Zebrules too): Mapping Empire through Animal Breeding and Animal Labor” Stacie Kent (University of Chicago): “From Imperial Commerce to Transnational Capital: Commercial Governance in Late Qing” Carine Pina (Associate Researcher, UPD/CESSMA): Migration, States and Power: New Perspectives and New Relations? Coffee break 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Session 3 Following Popular Beats: Cultural and Scientific Collaborations (Chair: Laurent Faret, UPD/CESSMA) Celeste Day Moore (University of Chicago): “Spinning Race: The French Record Industry and the Transantlantic Mobility” Larisa Jasarevic (University of Chicago): “In Pursuit of Local Connection. Destination: Feeling, Awkward.” Altaïr Despres (Labex CAP, Associate Researcher, URMIS): ”The Art of Being Global. Practices of Transnational Mobility among African Contemporary dancers” JUNE 6, Friday 9:30 am to 10:45 am Session 4 Setting the legible subjects: State and Non-governmental technologies of settlement (Chair: Manuela Martini, UPD/ICT) Maria E. Balandran-Castillo (University of Chicago): “Conflicting Notions of Settlement: Plyler v. Doe and Mexico’s Encuesta Nacional de Emigracion, 1977-1982 Speranta Dumitru (UP5/CERSES): "Who is an Immigrant? Methodological Nationalisms and the Construction of "Migrants" in the 20th Century " Coffee break 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Session 4 : continued Antoine Pécoud (UP13, Associate Researcher, URMIS): “Making Sense of international migration: an analysis of international migration narratives” Erin Moore (University of Chicago): “Toward a Semiotics of Global Circulations: Politics, NGO Networks, and Transvaluation at the International Day of the Girl Child” Catherine Wihtol de Wenden (Sciences Po/CERI): “Towards a Global Governance of Migrations? The Difficult Collective Mobilization of “Strange Bed Fellows” Lunch 2:30 pm Business meeting