[URBANTH-L]two CONFs: early cities / academic migrations

[bvergara at sfsu.edu]

1. Early Cities Colloquium, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C.
2. Academic Migrations, Elite Formation and Modernisation of Nation States in
Europe (second part of the 19th century – 1939), Central European University,
Budapest

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1. National Academy of Sciences Sackler Early Cities Colloquium
Location:	District of Columbia, United States
Conference Date:	2005-05-18
Date Submitted: 	2005-03-22
Announcement ID: 	144827
Many disciplines including Sociology, Demography, Geography, Architecture and
Urban Planning, Economics, Anthropology, and History are increasingly interested
in "urbanism," particularly since much of the world is being converted into
cities and vast metropolitan areas. A diverse group of scholars, who have
employed different methods and a wide array of perspectives in their study of
early cities, are featured at the Arthur M. Sackler colloquium "Early Cities:
New Perspectives on Pre-Industrial Urbanism" scheduled for May 18-20, 2005 at
the National Academies Building in Washington, D.C.

The ten archaeological case studies will be discussed by a group of
distinguished scholars from fields such as geography, economics, urban planning,
architecture, and environmental psychology. All 10 case studies will be
accompanied by slides.

To facilitate the participation of younger anthropologists and social
scientists, a number of travel grants will be available for graduate students
and postdocs to help subsidize their travel to the conference.

For more information or to register for the colloquium, please go to the
following web address or email us at the address provided below.

	Alyssa Cruz
National Academy of Sciences
Phone: 949-387-2923
Fax: 949-387-0500
Email: sackler at nas.edu
Visit the website at http://www.nas.edu/sackler/earlycities

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2. Academic Migrations, Elite Formation and Modernisation of Nation States in
Europe (second part of the 19th century – 1939)
Location:	Hungary
Conference Begins:	2005-04-07 (in 10 days)

International Conference organised by Pasts Inc. Center for Historical Studies,
Central European University (Budapest) in cooperation with the research network
« Academic migrations within and to Europe »

April 7-9 2005, Central European University, Budapest

The aims of this conference are (1) to offer a systematic overview of the
current state of research in the field of the history of academic migrations,
(2) to highlight the achievements of and the gaps in national historiographies
and (3) to discuss the problems emerging from the existing sources and suggest
solutions by elaborating common instruments in terms of concepts and categories.

Conference Program

Thursday, April 7

14.30 Welcome by Professor Victor Karady (Central European University, Budapest)

15.00 Plenary Lecture
Professor Helga Hammerstein (Trinity College, Dublin)
Student migration - a challenge

16.00 Coffee/Tea

SESSION 1
Academic Migrations from the European Periphery and the Mediterranean Basin

Chair : Victor Karady (Central European University, Budapest)

16.30 Carolina Rodriguez Lopez (Instituto Antonio de Nebrija de estudios sobre
la Universidad, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
Apprendre à l'étranger ce dont nous avons besoin chez nous. Note sur les voyages
d'études des universitaires espagnols (1900-1939)

17.00 Nicolas Manitakis (Paris)
Historiographie et sources sur les migrations d'études des Grecs : un bref aperçu

17.30 Arpine Maniero (München Universität)
Armenische Studenten in Detuschland vom Ende des 19. bis zu Anfang des 20 Jhs.
Forschungsstand und Quellenbasis

18.00 Mohamed Dhifallah (Université de la Mannouba, Tunisie)
Emigration des étudiants tunisiens en France : sources et historiographie

18.30 Andreas de Boor (Martin-Luther Universität, Halle)
Erfahrungen historisch-statistischer Untersuchungen zur Studentenmigration

Friday, April 8

SESSION 2

Academic Migrations from Eastern and Central Europe

Chair : Natalia Tikhonov (Geneva)

9.30 Anatolij Ivanov (Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences,
Moscow)
Die russische Historiographie und ihre Quellen zur Geschichte der
Studentenschaft im Ausland Ende des 19. - Anfang des 20. Jahrunderts

10.00 Alexander Dmitriev (Institute for the History of Science and Technology,
Russian Academy of Sciences, St Petersburg)
>From Foreign Postgraduate Preparation to Soviet Academic Trip : State Regulation
of Russian presence in the European „University Republic“, 1910-1920

10.30 Ljubinka Trgovcevic (Belgrade University)
>From Import of Elite to Creation of domestic Intelligentsia. State of research
about academic migrations and elite formation in Serbia (1839-1914)

11.00 Coffee/Tea

11.30 Lucian Nastasa (G. Bariţiu History Institute, Romanian Academy of
Sciences, Cluj)
For a Prosopography of the Romanian Academic Migrations (1864-1948). Sources and
Historiography

12.00 Dimitar Veselinov (St. Clement University, Sofia)
Formation de l'élite bulgare (1878-1939): études préliminaires.

12.30 Laszlo Szögi (University Library, Budapest)
Hungarian students migration abroad. Results of the last ten years of investigations

13.00 Lunch

SESSION 3

Foreign Students and Host Countries

Chair : Claudie Weill (EHESS, Paris)

14.30 Hartmut R. Peter (Martin-Luther Universität, Halle)
Quellen und Forschungen zur Geschichte des Ausländerstudiums in Deutschland.
Kritische Bemerkungen zu zentralen Problemen

15.00 Eva Bauer (European University Institute, Florence)
Bildungsmigration und national motivierte Studentenunruhen in der
Habsburgermonarchie 1866-1915

15.30 Zsuzsanna Heilauf (Budapest)
Foreign Students in Higher Education Institutions in Hungary between 1635 and 1944

16.00 Elisa Signori (Pavia University)
Italian Universities and foreign Students (1900-1939)

16.30 Coffee Break

17.00 Pierre Moulinier (Paris)
Historiographie et sources de l'histoire des migrations étudiantes en France
(1800-1940)

17.30 Natalia Tikhonov (Geneva)
Foreign students at Swiss universities : academic sources and statistical data

18.00 Marc Vuilleumier (Geneva)
Quelles sources sur la vie des étudiants slaves, juifs, arméniens, etc. en Suisse ?

18.30 Pieter Dhondt (Leuwen Catholic University)
Foreign students at Belgian universities. A statistical and bibliographical approach

Saturday, April 10

SESSION 4

Academic Migrations beyond Universities and new investigations

Chair : Elisa Signori (Pavia University)

9.30 Claudie Weil (EHESS, Paris)
Migrations étudiantes et nomadisme institutionnel

10.00 Ewa Bobrowska-Jakubowska (Musée d’art américain, Giverny)
La formation artistique : problème fondamental des jeunes créateurs en
Pologne à la fin de la période des partages. Entre le pays et l'étranger

10.30 Alexandre Kostov (Académie des sciences de Bulgarie, Sofia)
Les étudiants balkaniques dans les écoles techniques françaises, XIXe – début du
XXe siècle

11.00 Florea Ioncioaia (Romania)
To be confirmed

11.30 Boris Czerny (Université de Caen) et Claudie Weill (EHESS, Paris)
Candidats au départ : les correspondances de l'Association des étudiants russes
de Paris, 1908-1911

12.00 Nicolas Manitakis (Paris)
Les étudiants migrants face aux Etats modernes bureaucratiques : les
pérégrinations académiques sous tutelle étatique (fin XIXe siècle – première
moitié du XXe siècle)

12.30 Lunch

14.00 – 16.00 Round table discussion

Editorial project on sources and historiography of academic migrations within
and to Europe

Conference Committee

Prof. Victor Karady, History Department, Central European University, karadyv at ceu.hu
Dr. Hartmut R. Peter, Institut für Geschichte, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle,
hrpeter at web.de
Dr. Natalia Tikhonov, Geneva, Switzerland
natalia.tikhonov at histec.unige.ch

Conference Sponsors

Pasts Inc. Center for Historical Studies, Budapest, Hungary

	Dr. Natalia Tikhonov
6, chemin du Champ d'Anier
1209 Geneva
Switzerland
Email: natalia.tikhonov at histec.unige.ch