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&#160;ArgumentaireDepuis d&#233;cembre 2011, le programme &#171;&#160;Espaces de la culture chinoise en Afrique&#160;&#187;, financ&#233; par l'Agence nationale de la recherche, r&#233;unit sp&#233;cialistes de la Chine et de diff&#233;rents pays africains pour &#233;tudier les espaces d'interaction socio-culturels li&#233;s &#224; l'accroissement, la diversification et l'h&#233;t&#233;rogen&#233;it&#233; de la &#171;&#160;pr&#233;sence chinoise&#160;&#187;. Le pr&#233;sent colloque pr&#233;sente et confronte les r&#233;sultats des recherches sur des th&#233;matiques vari&#233;es : histoire intellectuelle et repr&#233;sentations, implantation urbaine et marqueurs urbains, g&#233;opolitique du patrimoine, appropriations de la m&#233;decine traditionnelle chinoise, acteurs et figures de la m&#233;diation, culture mat&#233;rielle chinoise en contextes africains.OrganisationEn association&#160;avec le&#160;5e congr&#232;s du R&#233;seau Asie et Pacifique -et&#160; GIS Etudes&#160;asiatiquesProgramme&#160;Mercredi 9 septembre09h15 - 09h45 Enregistrement&#160;09h45 - 10h15 &#160;Ouverture du Congr&#232;s&#160;(Amphith&#233;&#226;tre INALCO)10h30 - 11h00 &#160; Ouverture scientifique du colloque&#160;EsCA&#160;(Salle/Room 4.14), Jean-Pierre DOZON &#8211; dir. EsCA/ FMSH, Teddy ARRIF- ANR, responsables axes de recherche EsCA&#160;: Fran&#231;oise Bourdarias, Antoine Kernen, Romain Dittgen, Alexandra Galitzine-Loumpet11h30 - 13h00 &#160;Pl&#233;ni&#232;res Congr&#232;s Asie&#160;D&#233;jeuner libre (Inalco)14h00&#160;-&#160;15h45 F1De la biographie individuelle &#224; l'histoire intellectuelle dans les relations Chine-AfriqueJamie Monson (coord.) (Salle 4.14)Identity discourses of Chinese expatriates in Africa - Antoine GUEX &#8211; U. Lausanne.How do China and Africa Translate Each Other Culturally?, Frieda EKOTTO - U. of Michigan (sous r&#233;serve)Negotiating change: narratives of China as curse and blessing in the translation of Chinese urban modernity in Ghana, Alena THIEL - GIGATranslating China-Africa Relations: Women Interpreters between East Africa and Beijing during the Cold War - Jamie MONSON &#8211; U. of Michigan16h15&#160;-&#160;18h00 F3Chinese - african figures of inbetweenessLaurence Marfaing &#38; Karsten Giese (coord.) (Salle 4.14)Building a Chinese &#8220;Imagined Community&#8221; in Ghana: Institutionalizing Chinese-ness for Better Localness, Kati LAM -U. LausanneDefying classification: The new Chinese in Africa Karsten GIESE - GIGAChina, a Port of Call in Senegal's in Africa &#160;International Businessmen and Women's Strategies: why talk of South-South migration&#160;?, Laurence MARFAING - GIGAChinese Entrepreneurs in Dakar : labour migration, modes of economic inscription, and processes of ethnicization among Chinese entrepreneurs in Dakar&#160;Cina GUEYE - U. Berger16h15&#160;-&#160;18h00&#160; F8G&#233;opolitique du patrimoine ; perspectives crois&#233;es Chine-AfriqueCaroline Bodolec &#38; Alexandra Galitzine-Loumpet (coord.), Saskia Cousin &#38; Anne-Christine Tr&#233;mon (discutantes) (Salle 4.18)A Model for Developing Countries? The Popular Republic of China's Ambition, Caroline BODOLEC (CNRS)Modernity of Tradition / Tradition of Modernity: towards a Chinese &#8220;patrimonial model&#8221; in Francophone Africa?&#160;Alexandra GALITZINE-LOUMPET (EsCA) &#38; Dominique SAATENANG, Ambassadeur du temple de Shaolin &#38; vice-pr&#233;sident de la chambre de commerce Chine-Afrique (Beijing)18h00 - Ap&#233;ritif en bord de SeineJeudi 10 septembre&#160;09h00&#160;-&#160;10h45 F2Chinese spaces of diffusion and interaction in AfricaJean-Pierre Dozon&#160;(coord.) (Salle 4.14)&#160; "Friendly competition": Promoting Chinese socialism to Africans through sport, 1962-1972&#160;- Amanda SHUMAN (IIAS)Chinese Cultural Presence in Benin: A Model for Africa?. Kathryn BATCHELOR &#38; Catherine GILBERT (U. Nottingham)Restaurants chinois dans des villes-ports de l'Afrique. Fran&#231;oise VERGES (CEM)The effectiveness of Confucius Institutes as a tool of China's soft power in South Africa. M. PROCOPIO (LSE)&#160;09h00&#160;-&#160;10h45&#160; F5Produits chinois en Afrique : r&#233;seaux de diffusion et modes de consommationAntoine Kernen &#38; Guive Khan Mohammad (coord.) (Salle 4.18)The Revolution of Chinese goods in Africa : Mass Consumption and New Material Culture. Antoine KERNEN (U. Lausanne)What it means to be a consumer in the West African Savannah. Consumptionscapes and access to Chinese goods from the margins,&#160;Hans-Peter HAHN (U. Franckfort)"Got a motorbike, got a job!" Low cost Chinese motorbikes and new businesses in Burkina Faso, Guive KHAN MOHAMMAD (U. Lausanne)&#8220;Fong Kong&#8221;: consumer culture, class status, and shifting perceptions of China-made goods in southern Africa, Yoon JUNG PARK (CA-AC Network)11h30 - 13h00 &#160;Pl&#233;ni&#232;res&#160;D&#233;jeuner offert par le Congr&#232;s Asie aux intervenants (Inalco)&#160;14h00&#160;-&#160;15h45 F9D&#233;finitions et enjeux de la &#8220;vraie m&#233;decine chinoise&#8221; en contextes chinois et africainsFran&#231;oise Bourdarias &#38; Fr&#233;d&#233;ric Obringer (coord.), Laurent Pordi&#233; (discutant) (Salle 4.14) &#160;The Construction and Position of Chinese Medicine (zhongyi 中醫) in China and Other Regions of the World at the Start of the 21st Century, Fr&#233;d&#233;ric OBRINGER (CNRS)Chinese Medicine in Mali. Knowledge, Art and Technique , Fran&#231;oise BOURDARIAS (CESSMA)(Chinese) Medicine Practising in Contemporary China: knowledge, practices and issues regarding its dissemination, Evelyne MICOLLIER (IRD)Spaces of Chinese Medicine in Cameroon : inventory, history and functionalities&#160;Fran&#231;ois WASSOUNI (U. Maroua)&#160;16h15&#160;-&#160;18h00 F6Appropriation des produits m&#233;dicaux venant de Chine au Cameroun &#160;Lucia Candelise &#38; Antoine Kernen (coord.), Jean-Pierre Dozon (discutant) (Salle/Room 4.14)&#160;Tradipractitioners' Appropriation of Chinese Medecine (Cameroon)&#160;Francis-D&#233;sir&#233; KEUBOU (U. Yaound&#233; I)Network Marketing of Health Products and Dietary Supplements in Cameroon. The Example of Forever and Edmark Products, Julienne NGO LIKENG (UCAC)The Diagnostic Machine. From Faith to Science, Antoine KERNEN (U. Lausanne) &#38; Lucia CANDELISE (U. Gen&#232;ve)19h15 - 21h00 Cocktail d&#238;natoire offert aux intervenants (Devant l'auditorium)Vendredi 11 septembre09:00&#160;-&#160;10:45 - F7 (o)Ouvrages : La Chine en Afrique du SudRomain Dittgen (coord.) (Salle 4.14)&#160;Ulfrieda HO (Journalist)Yoon JUNG PARK (CA-AC Network)11 : 30 - 13 : 00 &#160;Pl&#233;ni&#232;resD&#233;jeuner libre14:00&#160;-&#160;15:45 F4Arts contemporains : imaginaires de la Chine en Afrique et de l&#8217;Afrique en ChineAlexandra Galitzine-Loumpet &#38; Roberto CASTILLO&#160;(coord.) (Salle 4.14)&#160;Is Yellow Black or White?, Myriam DAO (Artiste)Red Money: Nigerian money spraying, music, and aspirations in China, Roberto CASTILLO (U. Hong-Kong)Walking into Africa in a Chinese Way: Mindful Entry as Counterbalance, Ruth SIMBAO (Rhodes U.), avec la participation de Baudoin ADOGONY (artiste).16:15&#160;-&#160;18:00&#160; F10Chinese spaces and cultural markers in african citiesRomain Dittgen (coord.) (Salle 4.14)&#160;Change and continuity: Evolving dynamics in Johannesburg's Chinatowns, Romain DITTGEN (SAIIA)Everyday market encounters in Zambian markets, Solange GUO CHATELARD (Sciences Po)Definitely maybe: Assessing the resilience of Chinese wholesaler - retailers in Johannesburg, Tanya ZACK (Independent)Mapping Chinese Entrepreneurial Spaces in Lusaka: Will Lusaka get its own Chinatown? Gerald CHUNGU (U. of Witswatersrand)EsCA Conference detailed programme&#160;: http://esca.hypotheses.org/2084ContactsCoordination scientifique :&#160;Alexandra Galitzine-Loumpet galitzine@msh-paris.fr 06&#160;.71.65.70.54Coordination administrative&#160;: Brigitte Dufeutrelle dufeutre@msh-paris.frCongr&#232;s Asie : alexis.darbon@cnrs.frAcc&#232;sINALCO&#160;65 rue des grands moulins75013 Paris M&#233;troLigne 14, station biblioth&#232;que Fran&#231;ois Mitterrand,Bus : 83 : arr&#234;t Olympiades89 : arr&#234;t biblioth&#232;que Fran&#231;ois Mitterrand27, 62, 64, 132, N31 : arr&#234;t Patay-Tolbiac