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CONF Student movements in (post-)colonial emancipations
Discussion published by Mélanie Torrent on Saturday, November 26, 2016
Student movements and (post-)colonial emancipations: transnational itineraries, dialogues
and programmes
Université Paris Diderot
9 December 2016
Sophie Germain – Room 1013
Fabrique du Politique & Laboratoire de recherches sur les cultures anglophones (LARCA UMR 8225)
9h30: Welcome and introduction
9h45-10h45
Panel 1. Conceptualising rights and freedom: students, student movements and the
emergence of new Atlantic worlds
Chair : Arlette Frund, Université François Rabelais /
Collegium for African American Research
Existentialism and the student critique of colonialism
Rosie Germain, Liverpool Hope University
Rethinking Africa and the West: Francophone African Students’ reflections on the American Civil
Rights and Black Power movements
Allyson Tadjer-Murrell, Georgia State University
Coffee break : 10h45-11h
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11h-12h
Panel 2. Acting for liberation across borders: actors, methods and outcomes
Chair: Mélanie Torrent, Université Paris Diderot
Indian nationalism, student terrorism and the politics of anticolonialism in Europe, 1905-1918
Ole Birk Laursen, Goldsmiths, University of London
Jeunes, étudiants, catholiques : itinéraires militants entre la guerre d’Algérie et mai (1958-1968)
Ettore Bucci, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa & Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po
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14h15-15h15
Panel 3. The campus and beyond: national politics and transnational analyses in critical
perspective
Chair : Myriam Yacoubi, Université Paris 8
New elite in the Israeli student movement: the arising of the right wing on campuses, 1965-1977
Doron Timor, Tel Aviv University
Le « moment 1972 » en Egypte : dimensions, enjeux et limites d’une protestation politique étudiante
d’ampleur
Didier Monciaud, Cahiers d’histoire. Revue d’histoire critique (CHRHC)
Coffee break : 15h15-15h30
15h45-17h
Panel 4. The politics and practices of memory in student movements: remembering the
past, critiquing the present, imagining the future
Citation: Mélanie Torrent. CONF Student movements in (post-)colonial emancipations. H-Africa. 11-26-2016. https://networks.hnet.org/node/28765/discussions/154330/conf-student-movements-post-colonial-emancipations
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Chair: Mark Meigs, Université Paris Diderot
Memorializing the 1970 Kent State student protest: the constructed rhetoric of a photograph
Camille Rouquet, LARCA, Paris Diderot
Decolon I Sing Wits: le mouvement étudiant sud-africain dans l’œuvre filmique d’Aryan Kaganof
Annael Le Poullennec, Paris Sciences et Lettres
Towards the ‘Not Yet’: radical practices of the student social movement in post-dictatorship Chile
Mina Baginova, University of Amsterdam
17h
Round table on Etudiants africains en mouvement. Contribution à l’histoire des années
68 (Publications de la Sorbonne, 2016)
with Françoise Blum (Centre d’histoire sociale du XXè siècle, UMR 8058), Pierre Guidi (Institut des
mondes africains, UMR 8171 CNRS, UMR 243 IRD), Didier Monciaud (Cahiers d’histoire. Revue
d’histoire critique CHRHC) and Céline Pauthier (Centre d’études en sciences sociales sur les mondes
africains, américains et asiatiques, UMR 245).
Contact : Mark Meigs ([email protected]) and Mélanie Torrent
([email protected])
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Citation: Mélanie Torrent. CONF Student movements in (post-)colonial emancipations. H-Africa. 11-26-2016. https://networks.hnet.org/node/28765/discussions/154330/conf-student-movements-post-colonial-emancipations
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