Hypothèses 2013

Foreword

Invitation to a Voyage

Actors, Representations, Issues

Voyages Create Wealth

Rewarding the Messenger of Good News in the Athenian Tragedies of the Fifth Century Before Jesus Christ

Guides of the Holy Land in the Middle Ages

Normative Tools for an Edifying Journey

Diplomacy in Movement

The Voyages of French Consuls in Macedonia in the Nineteenth Century

International Travel, an Underlying Force of Cold War Diplomacy?

Chilean-Soviet Human Exchanges (1959-1973)

Voyages: A Field of Research?

Under the Test of World History

Migration and Power

Rasulid Yemen at the Intersection of the Paths of Knowledge

Tinting in Blue After 1789

Reconfiguration of the Supply Routes for Indigo in France, 1789-1820

From a Local to a Global History of the Jeddah Massacre (1858)

Diplomacy and Globalization of Health Issues

Camille Barrère, a Diplomatic Journey from Cairo to the International Office of Public Health (1883-1926)

The Worlds of Surveys

Comparing Restricted Movement

The Expulsion of Money-Lenders from France at the End of the Thirteenth Century

Constructing a Position as an Exile

Jacques Basnage, French Immigrant and Historiographer of Holland (1653-1723)

The Banished of the Military Commission of Cuba

Colonial Subjects Banned from the Motherland? 1837-1868

Restricted Movement, Choice of Movement?

Fugitive Slaves and Swahili Elites Exiled by the Founding of a City-State in Witu on the East African Coast (Nineteenth Century)

Restricted Movement on Both Sides of the Roman Danube from Augustus to Trajan

Conclusion: Human Movement, Human Restrictions

Stigma or “Difference as a Useful Category for Historical Analysis”

Plebs immunda

Stereotypes, Stigmata, and Strategies of the Danish of England Around the Year One Thousand

“Scandal” at the Palais-Royal

Local Residents Against “Women of Ill-Repute” during the Revolution

From Disgrace to Grace

The Trajectory of the Daughters of Charity “of Noble Condition” in the Nineteenth Century

Stigmatize to Govern Better

The Social Uses of Difference in Hospices

An Unexpected Interaction?

Goffman and the Historians

Job Security Allowance and Minimum Guaranteed Social Income

The Idea of a Minimum Income Benefit During the Parliamentary Debates in France in the 1980s

Political Communication Reproduced?

The Example of the Cartulary of Passau, Folios 39-41v

Mediterranean Imports in the Celtic World

Economic and Political Markers between 250 and 25 BCE

Political Communication: A Concept Ripe for Consideration by Historians?

Conclusions of the Day of the Franco-German Doctoral College Between the Universities of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and Frankfurt, November 25-6, 2013, Frankfurt am Main

Thesis Topics Defended in 2013

Authorizations to Direct Research and Theses in 2013