Podcasts and Videos of Academic Events

Conference: Final Conference of the ERC PanEur1970s Project (2-3-4/12/2019)

Federico Romero (EUI), Socialism between Détente and Globalization (audio, 19' 02")
Angela Romano (EUI), Pan-Europe: a Continental Space of Cooperation(s) (audio, 23' 18")

Fritz Bartel (Texas A&M University), The Triumph of Broken Promises: Oil, Finance, and the Fall of Communism (audio, 37' 20")

Lukas Dovern (Stanford University), The Local Dimension of Global Finance: Poland and the World in the long 1970s (audio, 29' 10")

Lecture: Communication and Commerce: Ferdinand Columbus Catalogues and the Early Modern Economy of Knowledge  (27/11/2019)

José Maria Perez Fernandez (University of Granada) (audio, 49' 55")

Lecture: The Troubles of Global Civitas: Immigration, Segregation, and Convivencia in Colonial Manila, 1580-1700 (13/11/2019)

 Ryan Crewe (University of Colorado, Denver) (audio, 1h 10' 17")

Lecture: Beyond the Casbah / Medina: Socio-Political Change and Anti-Colonial Mobilizations in the Shantytowns of Algiers and Casablanca (1930-1962) (06/11/2019)

 Jim House (University of Leeds) (audio, 49' 46")

Ursula Hirschmann Lecture: Gender/sex Identity is in the Body. How did it get there? (05/11/2019)

  Anne Fausto-Sterling (Nancy Duke Lewis Professor Emerita, Brown University) (video, 30' 10")

Lecture: Defining "Religion" and "Polytheism" in the Study of Ancient Religions (12/06/2019)

 Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge (Collège de France) (audio, 56' 40")

Lecture: Rumour and Manliness between Mughal India and Habsburg Hiberia (29/05/2019)

 Jorge Flores (EUI) (audio, 51' 40")

Lecture: Dialogues and Silences in Oral and Visual Stories (21/02/2019)

 Luisa Passerini (Professor Emerita, EUI) (audio, 1h 33' 18")

Lecture: Non-Alignment as an Alternative Vision to the Superpower Cold War (20/02/2019)

 Lorenz Luthi (McGill University) (audio, 57' 07")

Lecture: Le Moyen Orient comme Systeme Politique (10/12/2018)

 Henry Laurens (College de France) (audio, 1h 04' 54")

Ursula Hirschmann Lecture: From Gendering Management to Managing Gender  (22/11/2018)

 Marie-Laure Salles-Djelic (SciencesPo, Paris) (audio, 57' 58")

Lecture: Microhistory and Fascism: Everyday Life and Violence in the Post-War Period (21/11/2018)

 John Foot (University of Bristol) (audio, 57' 04")

Lecture: Late Stalinism: the Aestethics of Politics (31/10/2018)

 Evgeny Dobrenko (University of Sheffield) (audio, 50' 51")

Roundtable Discussion: A History of Division and Inequality in Britain from 1900 to the Present (16/10/2018)

   Pat Thane (King's College London) (video, 28' 15")

Lecture: Collapse of the Left in Europe (19/4/2018)

 André Burguière (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris) (video, 29' 12")

Lecture: Structuralism and Ontology: An Anthropological Journey (4/5/2018)

Philippe Descola (Collège de France) (video, 1h 04' 08")

Lectures: Travels, Ethnology, and Natural History (15/3/2018)

Henrique Leitão (University of Lisbon) and Joan Pau Rubiés (Pompeu Fabra University) (audio, 1h 08' 50")

Book presentation: A Short History of European Law. The Last Two and a Half Millennia (20/2/2018)

Tamar Herzog (Harvard University) (audio, 48' 12")

Workshop: Is There Space in Cities for State Building? (8/2/2018)

Keynote speech: Manuel Herrero Sánchez (University Pablo de Olavide), Urban Revolts and models of Sovereignty. The Memory of the Dutch Revolt in the political decision-making of the Hispanic monarchy during the XVIIth century (audio, 53' 08")

Session 1: Extra-European and overseas territories. Shaping agents and strategies - presentations by Jorge Díaz Ceballos (University Pablo de Olavide), Nazli Songülen (EUI) and Irene María Vicente Martin (EUI) (audio, 30' 47")

Session 2: Between trust and coercion. Fiscal and credit systems in a comparative scope - presentations by Íñigo Ena Sanjuán (EUI), Alberto Sánchez Camacho (EUI) and Juan Manuel Castillo Rubio (University Pablo de Olavide) (audio, 41' 23")

 

Lecture: Enlightenment, Catholicism, and a Central European "Jeu d’échelles". Maximilian Hell and Jesuit Science in an Age of Accommodation (6/12/2016) 

László Kontler (Fernand Braudel Fellow, EUI) (podcast 1h 04' 39")

Lecture: Republicanism in Russia: Community Before and After Communism (5/12/2017)

 Oleg Kharkhordin (European University at St.Petersburg) (podcast 1h 01' 11")

Lecture: Governing the Uncertain: Knowledge Production on Shale Gas at Various Political Levels (29/11/2017) 

Aleksandra Lis (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan) (podcast 48' 48")

Lecture: Adriatic Perspectives: Memory and Identity on a Transnational European Periphery (29/11/2017) 

Borut Klabjan (Marie Curie Fellow, EUI) (podcast 51' 30")

Lecture: Modern Europe, c.1760s-2000. A Transnational History (12/10/2017)

 Bernhard Struck (Fernand Braudel Fellow, EUI and University of St Andrews) (podcast 49' 54")

Conference: The Peripheries of the European Revolutionary Process(es), 1917-23 (5-7/10/2017)

Steve Smith (University of Oxford), The Russian Revolution: A Hundred Years On  (podcast 59' 49")

 Robert Gerwarth (University College Dublin), Bolshevism and the European Counter-Revolution, 1917-1939  (podcast 37' 21")

HEC Inaugural workshop (3-5/10/2017)

Gert Oostindie (Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies), Colonial History in Postcolonial Europe: A Past that Will Not Go Away (podcast, 51' 02")

 Workshop:  "Collecting the World". Forum on Hans Sloane (26/6/2017)

 James Delbourgo (Rutgers University) (podcasts, 1h 03' 49")

Book presentation: The Restless Clock. A History of the Centuries-Long Argument Over What Makes Living Things Tick (22/6/2017)

 Jessica Riskin (Stanford University) (podcast, 54' 40")

Workshop: The Author – Wanted, Dead or Alive. New perspectives on the concept of authorship, 1700-1900 (5-6/6/2017)

J. P. McDermott (Cambridge University), Off the Pedestal? Authorship in China, 1800-1950 (podcast, 1h 09' 33")

Will Slauter (Université Paris Diderot), Does News Have an Author? The Recurring Debate over Copyright for News (podcast, 49' 25")

Lecture: Imperial/Tsarist Space of Power in Russia, 1990s-2010s (24/5/2017) 

 Ekaterina Boltunova (Higher School of Economics, Moscow) (podcast, 35' 14")

Ursula Hirschmann Lecture: Capital, Care and Progressive Neoliberalism: A Feminist Dialogue (16/3/2017)

 Nancy Fraser (The New School for Social Research, New York) (podcast, 1h 01' 58")

Lecture: Freudianism and the 20th Century Left (15/3/2017)

 Eli Zaretsky (The New School for Social Research, New York) (podcast, 51' 57")

Lecture: How to Represent Conflicts on the Politics of Nature? (14/2/2017)

 Bruno Latour (SciencesPo, Paris) (podcast, 54' 36")

Lecture: Early Modern European Knowledge about the World as a Globe: Questions in Current History and Historiography of Science (9/2/2017)

 Antonella Romano (EHESS, Paris) (podcast, 1h 02' 32")

Lecture: Ming China disintegrated. The Chances and Pitfalls of the Global View (6/2/2017)

 Dagmar Schäfer (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin) (podcast 48' 39")

Lecture: Memory of an occupation. My Grandmother’s Work for the Allied Control Council in Vienna 1945-1949 (30/1/2017)

 Dina Gusejnova (University of Sheffield) (podcast, 41' 14")

Conference: Economic Issues of the Early Modern Period. Business Enterprises, Spaces, Markets (24-26/11/2016)

Presentations by Luca Molà, Dieter Schlenker and Christa Von Salviati; Mathieu Arnoux; Jacques Bottin; Maddalena Taglioli; Kurt Weissen; David Igual Luis; Serena Galasso; Mathieu Harsch; Clément Lenoble; Sophie Desrosiers; Mathieu Arnoux and Franco Franceschi; Dominique Cardon and Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi; Sophie Desrosiers and Suzanne Lassalle; Joana Sequeira; Ingrid Houssaye Michienzi; Agnès Pallini-Martin; Romain Saffré; Jim Bolton and Francesco Guidi Bruscoli; Jacques Bottin. (podcasts)

Lecture: After Serfdom and Slavery. Intellectual Legacies and Cultural Memories (25/10/2016) 

 Irina Prokhorova (New Literary Observer) (podcast 1h 34' 12")

Lecture: The Material Self: A History of Humans and Things, Fifteenth-Century to the Twenty First (5/10/2016)

 Frank Trentmann (Birkbeck College London) (podcast, 1h 03' 55")