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PresentationUne traduction simultan&#233;e sera assur&#233;e de/vers le tran&#231;ais et l'anglais - translation will be provided from/to english and french This  workshop addresses the first phase of the research programme &#8220;Corpses  of mass violence and genocide&#8221;. In the context of mass violence and  genocide, death is not the end of the executors&#8217; work. After the abuses,  the victims&#8217; corpses are treated and manipulated in very specific ways,  amounting in some cases to true social engineering; this phase is  remarkably little documented in the existing research. This conference  aims therefore to explore this phase of destruction, across a range of  extreme situations including mass cremations, concealment, profanation,  displacement or re-burials. Focused on the 20th century, the conference  will seek to reevaluate the motivations, the ideological frameworks and  the technical processes at work in the destruction of corpses, taking a  comparative and instrumental perspective which should open to new  research in mass violence and genocide studies.Programm12th September 2012    14h00-15h30 - introductory address by Elisabeth Anstett (CNRS, France) &#38; Jean-Marc Dreyfus (University of Manchester, GB)    Key note speech: Yehonathan Alsheh (Tel Aviv University, Israel)16h00-17h30 - IdeologiesChair : Joost Fontein (The University of Edinburgh, GB)    Remi Korman (EHESS, France)    Michael Mc Connel (The University of Tennessee, USA)13th September 20129h00-10h30 - Criminology of mass violenceChair : Caroline Fournet (Gr&#246;ningen University, Netherland)    Jon Shute (University of Manchester, GB)    Kjell Anderson (The Hague Institute for Global Justice, Netherland)11h00-12h30 - Secondary mass graveChair : Michel Signoli (CNRS-Aix Marseille Universit&#233;, France)    Jos&#233; Lopez Mazz (Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay)    Sari Wastell (Goldsmith College, GB) &#38; Admir Jugo (International Commission for Missing Persons, Bosnia).14h00-15h30 - Mass cremationChair : Robert Jan Van Pelt (University of Waterloo, Canada)    Elena Zhemkova (Memorial, Russia)    Elissa Mail&#228;nder (Siences Po Paris, France)16h30-18h30 - Projection &#38; round tableOrganized in collaboration with the CNRS eschare-unit ADES (Anthropologie bio-culturelle, Droit, &#201;thique &#38; Sant&#233;).Projection  of &#171;Las Manos en la Tierra&#187;, 52&#8217; documentary film (2010) by Virginia  Mart&#237;nez devoted to the role of the forensic anthropologists in Uruguay  in the search for the desaparecidos of military dictatorship (1973-85). Projection followed by a round table with:    Jos&#233; Lopez-Mazz (Universidad de Mondevideo, Uruguay)        Michel Signoli (CNRS, France)        S&#233;vane Garibian (Universit&#233; de Gen&#232;ve, Suisse)        Elisabeth Anstett (CNRS, France)        Francisco Etxeberria (Universidad del Pa&#237;s Vasco, Spain - to be confirmed)14th September 20129h00-10h30 - Governing the deadChair: Finn Stepputat (DIIS, Denmark)    Chowra Makaremi (CNRS, France)    Max Bergholz (University of Concordia, Canada)11h00-12h30 - DisposalChair : Marcia Esparza (John Jay College of Criminal Justice - CUNY, USA)    Therkel Straede (University of Southern Denmark, Denmark)    Nicky Rousseau (University of the Western Cape, South Africa)14h00-16h00 - ConcealmentChair : S&#233;vane Garibian (Universit&#233; de Gen&#232;ve, Switzerland)    Mario Ranalletti &#38; Esteban Pontoriero (UNTREF, Argentina)    Raymond Kevorkian (Universit&#233; Paris-VIII-Saint-Denis, France)    Adrian Cioflanca (Romanian Academy, Romania)16h30-17h30 - Conclusion by Robert Jan Van Pelt (University of Waterloo, Canada).&#160;Organisers    Elisabeth Anstett (CNRS, France) and     Jean-Marc Dreyfus (University of Manchester, United Kingdom)For further informations : info@corpsesofmassviolence.eu