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Symposium organized by Nicolas BARREYRE (EHESS) and Nicolas DELALANDE (Sciences Po)Programme9h-9:30am: Welcome and introduction (Nicolas Barreyre, Nicolas Delalande)9:30-10:30am: Public Debt and the Making of CitizenshipPatrik Winton (Uppsala Universitet), &#8220;Government borrowing and the growth of citizenship in Sweden, 1760-1776&#8221;Julia Ott (New School for Social Research), &#8220;&#8216;Be a shareholder in victory&#8217;: the American citizen-investor in World War I&#8221;11am-12pm: The State and Financial MarketsBenjamin Lemoine (Sciences Po) and Roi Livne (Berkeley University), &#8220;Public debt management techniques and the making of state agency. France, Israel and the financialization of government debts&#8221;Noam Maggor (Vanderbilt University), &#8220;The &#8216;money machines&#8217; revisited: urban public finance in the era of property taxation&#8221;12-12:30pm: General discussion2-3pm: Democracy, Authoritarianism and Public DebtStephen Sawyer (American University of Paris), &#8220;Building the Liberal Democratic State in Republican France: Adolphe Thiers and the Fiscal Construction of the Early Third Republic&#8221;Adam Tooze (Yale University), &#8220;Hitler&#8217;s Third Reich and the puzzle of authoritarian public debt&#8221;3-4pm: Foreign Bondholders and National SovereigntyRobert Radu (Rostock Universit&#228;t), &#8220;Public debts and public opinion. The role of the European Press in Italy&#8217;s late nineteenth century financial crisis (1889-1894)&#8221;Tassos Anastassiadis (McGill University), &#8220;It&#8217;s all Greek to me! Foreign actors&#8217; perceptions of elites and democratic governance while dealing with debt control in three Greek crises (1898, 1922, 1947)&#8221;4:30-5:30pm: ConclusionNicolas Barreyre et Nicolas Delalande: &#8220;For a political history of public debts: Where are we at?&#8221;