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Pr&#233;sentation&#171;&#160;&#201;tudes environnementales et sciences sociales&#160;&#187;. La troisi&#232;me &#233;dition de l&#8217;atelier doctoral&#160;La M&#233;diterran&#233;e&#160;: un laboratoire de l&#8217;histoire globale et des processus de globalisation, organis&#233;e par l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome et l&#8217;EHESS, sera l&#8217;occasion de reconsid&#233;rer la pluralit&#233; des modes de d&#233;veloppement des &#233;tudes environnementales, qui se sont d&#233;ploy&#233;es &#224; partir d&#8217;ancrage disciplinaires vari&#233;s (environmental history, g&#233;ohistoire,&#160;science studies, g&#233;ographie historique,&#160;political ecology, sociologie, arch&#233;ologie environnementale, anthropologie&#8230;). Parmi les th&#232;mes de l&#8217;atelier doctoral&#160;: &#171;&#160;Historiographies et &#233;criture de l&#8217;histoire &#224; l&#8217;&#233;preuve de l&#8217;Anthropoc&#232;ne&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;&#201;chelle globale et environnements situ&#233;s&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;Les archives de la terre&#160;: traces, paysages et collections&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;Mat&#233;rialit&#233;s et rapports &#224; la terre&#160;&#187;. L&#8217;atelier est ouvert aux doctorants et &#233;tudiants &#224; partir du M2 de toutes disciplines et travaillant sur toutes les p&#233;riodes. Les candidatures doivent &#234;tre envoy&#233;es avant le 5 juin 2017.ArgumentaireLes &#233;tudes environnementales ont connu dans la derni&#232;re d&#233;cennie, une croissance qui les situe aujourd&#8217;hui au c&#339;ur de nombreux d&#233;bats en sciences sociales&#160;: l&#8217;hypoth&#232;se de l&#8217;entr&#233;e de la terre dans une nouvelle &#232;re g&#233;ologique &#8211; l&#8217;Anthropoc&#232;ne &#8211; en raison du r&#244;le jou&#233; par l&#8217;humanit&#233; comme force &#233;cologique in&#233;dite est sans doute celle qui suscite le plus de discussions. Le d&#233;fi pos&#233; par une telle proposition est celui de trouver un cadre nouveau dans lequel penser ensemble l&#8217;&#233;volution des soci&#233;t&#233;s et des mat&#233;rialit&#233;s&#160;: il engage de nouvelles formes d&#8217;&#233;criture de l&#8217;histoire, qui invitent &#224; d&#233;passer la rupture entre &#171;&#160;histoire naturelle&#160;&#187; et &#171;&#160;histoire humaine&#160;&#187;, que la modernit&#233; occidentale aurait consomm&#233;e. Comment entendre aujourd&#8217;hui cet appel &#224; renouveler les mani&#232;res de faire et d&#8217;&#233;crire l&#8217;histoire&#160;? De quel type de dispositifs intellectuels situ&#233;s dans le temps &#171;&#160;l&#8217;histoire naturelle&#160;&#187; est-elle n&#233;e, sur quels terrains, &#224; partir de quelles sources et pour r&#233;pondre &#224; quelles questions&#160;? Comment s&#8217;est engag&#233;, depuis cette matrice, le grand partage entre nature et culture&#160;? Dans quelle mesure l&#8217;histoire environnementale permet-elle de le d&#233;passer&#160;? Comment prend-elle en compte la diversit&#233; des archives n&#233;cessaire &#224; ses ambitions et comment peut-elle mettre en &#339;uvre des formes d&#8217;interdisciplinarit&#233; avec les sciences de la nature et de la terre&#160;?L&#8217;atelier doctoral est l&#8217;occasion de reconsid&#233;rer la pluralit&#233; des modes de d&#233;veloppement des &#233;tudes environnementales, qui se sont d&#233;ploy&#233;es &#224; partir d&#8217;ancrage disciplinaires vari&#233;s (environmental history, g&#233;ohistoire, science studies, g&#233;ographie historique, political ecology, sociologie, arch&#233;ologie environnementale, anthropologie&#8230;). Il entend ainsi mettre en perspective et cr&#233;er des espaces de dialogue entre des traditions historiographiques diff&#233;rentes qui se sont souvent ignor&#233;es. Il permettra notamment d&#8217;&#233;clairer, &#224; l&#8217;&#233;chelle europ&#233;enne, le r&#244;le pr&#233;curseur jou&#233; par l&#8217;Italie qui, d&#232;s la fin des ann&#233;es 1980, lisait les propositions de l&#8217;histoire environnementaliste venant des &#201;tats-Unis en d&#233;veloppant un point de vue critique &#8211; notamment en termes de production et d&#8217;usage des sources &#8211; et d&#233;veloppait un dialogue original avec l&#8217;ecological history britannique et la g&#233;ographie historique.Axes th&#233;matiquesParmi les th&#232;mes qui seront au c&#339;ur de ces rencontres, on retiendra&#160;:&#171;&#160;Historiographies et &#233;criture de l&#8217;histoire &#224; l&#8217;&#233;preuve de l&#8217;Anthropoc&#232;ne&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;&#201;chelle globale et environnements situ&#233;s&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;Les archives de la terre&#160;: traces, paysages et collections&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;Mat&#233;rialit&#233;s et rapports &#224; la terre&#160;&#187;.En mettant l&#8217;accent sur l&#8217;enqu&#234;te et les sources, l&#8217;ambition de cet atelier doctoral est d&#8217;interroger la texture historique et sociale des soci&#233;t&#233;s dans leur environnement.Modalit&#233;s pratiques d'envoi des propositionsL&#8217;atelier est ouvert aux doctorants et &#233;tudiants &#224; partir du M2 de toutes nationalit&#233;s, de toutes disciplines et&#160;travaillant sur toutes les aires culturelles. Des conf&#233;rences le matin seront suivies d&#8217;ateliers centr&#233;s sur la pr&#233;sentation des travaux des &#233;tudiants l&#8217;apr&#232;s-midi. Les cours et interventions pourront se d&#233;rouler en fran&#231;ais, en italien ou en anglais.Les candidatures doivent &#234;tre envoy&#233;es &#224; l&#8217;adresse suivante&#160;avant le 20 juin 2017&#160;:secrmod@efrome.itElles doivent comporter&#160;:une lettre de motivation&#160;;un curriculum vitae (max. 3 pages) accompagn&#233; d&#8217;une pr&#233;sentation des recherches en cours et d&#8217;un programme de travail&#160;;un r&#233;sum&#233; (min. 4000 caract&#232;res) de l&#8217;intervention propos&#233;e&#160;;une lettre de recommandation.Les candidats retenus sont tenus d&#8217;assister &#224; l&#8217;ensemble des cours et ateliers.Il sera demand&#233; &#224; chaque participant d&#8217;envoyer aux organisateurs, avant le 15 septembre 2017, 6 &#224; 8 pages de pr&#233;sentation de leurs travaux comprenant une pr&#233;sentation de leur corpus de sources ou d&#8217;enqu&#234;tes, en y joignant une bibliographie synth&#233;tique.La formation, les d&#233;jeuners et le logement des participants seront assur&#233;s par l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome et l&#8217;&#201;cole des hautes &#233;tudes en sciences sociales. Les participants devront prendre en charge les frais du voyage &#224; Rome.&#160;Pour toute information, vous pouvez contacter Claire Chall&#233;at, assistante scientifique pour les &#233;poques moderne et contemporaine &#224; l&#8217;&#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome, Piazza Farnese 67, 00186 Rome, secrmod@efrome.itComit&#233; scientifiqueAlice Ingold (EHESS),Fabrice Jesn&#233; (EFR),Niccol&#242; Mignemi&#160;(EFR),Silvia Sebastiani (EHESS).Presentation&#171;&#160;Environmental studies and social sciences&#160;&#187;. The third edition of the doctoral workshop&#160;The Mediterranean&#160;: a laboratory of global history and globalization, co-organized by &#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome and EHESS, will consider the plurality of making environmental studies and the plurality of disciplines in environmental studies&#160;: environmental history, sociology, geo-history, science studies, historical geography, political ecology, environmental archeology, anthropology&#8230; The workshop will be organized around four main themes: &#171;&#160;Historiographies and new ways of writing history in the Anthropocene era&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;Global scale and situated environments&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;The earth&#8217;s archives&#160;: traces, landscapes, and collection&#160;&#187;&#160;; &#171;&#160;Materiality and earth relations&#160;&#187;. The workshop is open to PhD candidates and students in M2 (second year of Master&#8217;s) from all disciplines and working on all historical periods. Deadline for submitting applications&#160;: June 5th, 2017.ArgumentOver the last decade, environmental studies have strongly developed and generated numerous debates within the social sciences. The Anthropocene narrative &#8211; which portrays the Earth as having entered a new geological era, induced by an unprecedented geological action of humankind on a global scale &#8211; has sparked heated debates. It seems that the Anthropocene is now challenging the field of history. Such a hypothesis suggests not only that nature should be re-integrated into history, but also, and more radically, that one should&#160; reconsider the &#8220;humanist&#8221; foundations on which Western modernity was built, by dissociating &#160;&#8216;natural history&#8217; and &#8216;human history&#8217;. In this critique of the very foundations of the discipline, the examination of a certain model for governing society and nature (that of the modern and industrial West) encounters, and is relayed by, a series of anthropological and scientific studies contributing to critically revising European modernity and its categories.How can we understand today this call for new ways of doing history? How was &#8216;natural history&#8217; born, on which grounds, with what kind of &#8211; material and written &#8211; archives? How did the great divide between Nature and Culture develop within this framework? How does environmental history claim to overcome this great divide? Which archives could environmental studies use for responding to its ambitious project of interdisciplinary studies encompassing social and natural sciences?The environment is, therefore, not only a new object or a new territory for historiographical investigation. It is precisely the relationships between societies, sciences, and the environment that we wish to discuss in this interdisciplinary doctoral workshop, co-organized by EFR and EHESS. The question at the heart of this workshop will be the shifting relationship between nature, environment and sciences within the framework of the longue dur&#233;e. We will consider the plurality of making environmental studies and the plurality of disciplines in environmental studies: environmental history, sociology, geo-history, science studies, historical geography, political ecology, environmental archeology, anthropology&#8230; This workshop invites us to create forums where diverse disciplinary and historiographical traditions, which all too often ignore each other, can be discussed together. Taking place in Rome, this workshop should be the occasion to highlight the precursory role played by Italian scholars, within the European frame, in discussing the proposals of environmental history coming from the States since the 1980s, while fueling an interesting dialogue with historical geography, English local history and historical ecology. Within this framework, critical attention has been paid to the production and uses of archives.Main themesThe workshop will be organized around four main themes:&#8220;Historiographies and new ways of writing history in the Anthropocene era&#8221;; &#8220;Global scale and situated environments&#8221;; &#8220;The earth&#8217;s archives: traces, landscapes, and collection&#8221;; &#8220;Materiality and earth relations&#8221;.Submission guidelines&#160;The workshop is open to PhD candidates and students in M2 (second year of Master&#8217;s) from all disciplines and all nationalities. Lectures in the morning will be followed by workshops based on presentations of students&#8217; work in the afternoon. The seminars and presentations can be held in French, Italian or English.Please send your application to the following address,before June 5th, 2017:secrmod@efrome.itIt should contain:A letter of motivation;A curriculum vitae (max. 3 pages), including a description of the ongoing research and its timetable;An abstract (min. 4000 characters) of the proposed paper;A letter of recommendation.The candidates admitted are requested to participate in all the seminars and lectures.Participants will be asked to send to the organizers, by September 15th, 2017, 6 to 8 pages of presentation of their own research emphasizing their sources or fieldwork, and including a short bibliography.The cost of the workshop, including lunch and accommodation, will be covered by the &#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome and the &#201;cole des Hautes &#201;tudes en Sciences Sociales. Participants must cover the cost of their own travel to and from Rome.For further information, please contact Claire Chall&#233;at, scientific referent for the early-modern and modern period at the &#201;cole fran&#231;aise de Rome, Piazza Farnese 67, Roma, e-mail: secrmod@efrome.itScientific committeeAlice Ingold (EHESS),Fabrice Jesn&#233; (EFR),Niccol&#242; Mignemi&#160;(EFR),Silvia Sebastiani (EHESS).