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Chères et chers collègues,Veuillez trouver ci-dessous le programme d'une journée d'étude autour de « Dette, démocratie et citoyenneté. Histoire politique des dettes publiques (Europe, États-Unis, fin XVIIIe-début XXIe siècles) ».Elle aura lieu le lundi 24 juin toute la journée, en salle Jean Monnet à Sciences-Po, 56 rue Jacob à Paris.Le programme est copié ci-dessous. Il est également disponible ici: http://www.ehess.fr/cena/colloques/2013/debt.html ouhttp://chsp.sciences-po.fr/evenement/debt-democracy-citizenshipLes débats auront lieu en anglais. Les papiers pré-circuleront. L'entrée est libre, mais vous pouvez vous inscrire à cette adresse:debt.democracy@gmail.comBien cordialement,Nicolas Barreyre (EHESS) et Nicolas Delalande (Sciences-Po)*****9h-9:30am: Welcome and introduction (Nicolas Barreyre, Nicolas Delalande)9:30-10:30am: Public Debt and the Making of CitizenshipPatrik Winton (Uppsala Universitet), “Government borrowing and the growth of citizenship in Sweden, 1760-1776”Julia Ott (New School for Social Research), “‘Be a shareholder in victory’: the American citizen-investor in World War I”11am-12pm: The State and Financial MarketsBenjamin Lemoine (Sciences Po) and Roi Livne (Berkeley University), “Public debt management techniques and the making of state agency. France, Israel and the financialization of government debts”Noam Maggor (Vanderbilt University), “The ‘money machines’ revisited: urban public finance in the era of property taxation”12-12:30pm: General discussion2-3pm: Democracy, Authoritarianism and Public DebtStephen Sawyer (American University of Paris), “Adolphe Thiers and the payment of the Franco-Prussian war reparations”Adam Tooze (Yale University), “Hitler’s Third Reich and the puzzle of authoritarian public debt”3-4pm: Foreign Bondholders and National SovereigntyRobert Radu (Rostock Universität), “Public debts and public opinion. The role of the European Press in Italy’s late nineteenth century financial crisis (1889-1894)”Tassos Anastassiadis (McGill University), “It’s all Greek to me! Foreign actors’ perceptions of elites and democratic governance while dealing with debt control in three Greek crises (1898, 1922, 1947)”4:30-5:30pm: ConclusionNicolas Barreyre et Nicolas Delalande: “For a political history of public debts: Where are we at?”