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This seminar will discuss the notion of &#34;crowd control' from various viewpoints, distinguishing &#34;crowd controllers' and the &#34;crowds controlled' in different loci&#160;: on the stage, in the Church, the royal entourage, urban/rural milieus, in the British Isles or elsewhere.The seminar seeks to build on ideological and Foucauldian-based approaches to notions and instances of rebellion and social control, favored by critics in the 80s and 90s, by taking into account recent interdisciplinary research on manuscripts, law, iconography, film and performance studies, among others. Papers will discuss instances of crowd control, based on historical accounts, pamphlets, legal precedents, moral recommendations, or take fictional accounts from the stage or print culture. Theoretical approaches to the topic will also be welcome.Comit&#233; scientifique :        Pascale Drouet, Professeur, Universit&#233; de Poitiers, pascale.drouet@neuf.fr            Zenon Luis Marinez, Professeur, Universit&#233; de Huelva (Espagne), luis@dfing.uhu.es            Yan Brailowsky, Ma&#238;tre de conf&#233;rences, Universit&#233; de Paris Ouest Nanterre La D&#233;fense, yan.brailowsky@u-paris10.fr    &#201;ch&#233;ancier :        Envoi des propositions : 31 janvier 2012, aux trois membres du comit&#233; scientifique.            Format : r&#233;sum&#233; en anglais. Longueur : 1/2 page environ.            Notification d&#8217;acceptation des contributions : avant le 29 f&#233;vrier 2012.            Journ&#233;e d&#8217;&#233;tude : entre le 4 et le 8 septembre 2012, &#224; Istanbul. La date pr&#233;cise sera connue avant mai.            Publication pr&#233;vue : remise des manuscrits au premier trimestre 2013.    