Réseau International de jeunes Chercheurs
en Histoire de l'Intégration Européenne
Organised by the German Historical Institute, Paris (http://www.dhi-paris.fr), RICHIE (http://www.europe-richie.org) and University Paris IV-Sorbonne (http://www.paris- sorbonne.fr)
Deadline: 27 February 2010
This summer school invites doctoral and advanced masters' students in history or related social sciences working on 20th century European history to discuss structural change in Europe across a range of themes. In particular we wish to explore if and how historians can benefit from social science concepts, for example on the convergence of European societies, Europeanisation processes and European integration theories to analyse medium- and long-term developments in European political, economic, social and cultural history.
The summer school aims to provide postgraduate students with the opportunity to present and intensively discuss their research projects. It will offer a perfect occasion to meet and exchange ideas with peers as well as with established scholars in the field. While discussing individual projects the summer school aims to link these to more general currents and developments in 20th century European history. Hence, emphasis will be placed on discussing key driving forces. Young researchers working on topics that explore medium- and long-term developments, comparative or transnational themes are particularly welcome to apply.
Among the issues that could be explored are:
The summer school will take place at the Moulin d'Andé, a listed building in the heart of Normandy. Accommodation, meals, transfers from Paris to Moulin d'Andé and excursions will be covered. Travel costs up to a maximum of 150E (participants travelling from outside France) or 80E (participants travelling within France) will also be covered.
Organisers: Dr Christian Wenkel, Matthieu Osmont, Dr Émilia Robin Hivert, Dr Katja Seidel, Dr Mark Spoerer. Leading academics in the field such as Professors Eric Bussière (Paris IV), Reiner Marcowitz (Metz) and Fabrice d'Almeida (Paris II) will participate in the summer school.
For paper proposals please email your application to summerschool2010@dhi-paris.fr, including:
Applicants will be notified about the outcome by mid-April.
Working languages are French, German and English.