History of law - History of ideas - History of institutions

Announcement Calenda 1155760

(Announcement Calenda 1146584)

Focusing on the colonial question in the exile press, the congress aims to discuss the liminality of experiences of occupation, dissidence, clandestinity and banishment in their relation to political expatriation, both in terms of the similarities of their psychological impact and the circulations they tend to foster. The aim is to encourage studies that explore the ideas, images and debates around colonialism and colonial realities mobilized by exile periodicals, both in their diversity and by highlighting convergences and divergences.

(Calenda ad 1145590)

(Announcement Calenda 1145329)

(Announcement Calenda 1144982)

(Calenda ad 1145310)

(Announcement Calenda 1141465)

(Announcement Calenda 1141022)

From May 8 to 9, 2025, the second international congress "The long life of printed ephemera" will be held in Geneva. Geneva, an important city for the history of European printing, is also home to several collections of French and English leaflets, Spanish pliegos de cordel and Brazilian printed matter. The aim of this conference is to raise awareness of the richness of these collections, to take stock of current research in Western Europe, and to approach this production from a transnational angle with a broad chronological spectrum.

(Calenda announcement 1142675)

The covid 19 pandemic that, since 2019, has spread from China to the entire planet, draws attention to a phenomenon that has recurred throughout the centuries, that of epidemics and communicable diseases. First, it's important to define the terms of the subject. An endemic is a disease that is permanently rife in a given region, such as malaria. An epidemic occurs when a contagious disease strikes a large number of people at a given time. A pandemic occurs when a disease rapidly affects a large part of the planet.

(Announcement Calenda 1145102)