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Le 1er et 2 Février s‘est tenu à la Fondation Hugot du Collège de France un atelier interdisciplinaire, organisé par Ido Koch (Université de Tel Aviv) et Thomas Römer (Collège de France Paris et Université de Lausanne).Voici le programme :Vendredi 1er Février10:00 Introduction: Why Should we compare Deportations? Ido Koch (Tel Aviv University) and Thomas Römer (Collège de France)10:45 Population Relocation in the “Inca” and Assyrian Empires: Imperial Ideology and the Question of Identity. Viviana R. Moscovich (Tel Aviv University)12:00 The Resettled Population of the Inca State: Comparative Evidence in Historical and Archaeological Records. Martti Pärssinen (University of Helsinki)12:45 On the Nature(s) of Tiwanaku Colonisation. Antti Korpisaari (University of Helsinki)15:00 A Requiem for ‘Mass’: Disarticulating Mass Displacements into Various Experiences of Migration. Casey A. Strine (University of Sheffield)15:45 During the Displacement: Life, Death, Health and Psychological Conditions of Migrants. Laura Battini (Collège de France)17:00 Deportation of Craftsmen and Importation of Know-How: The Case of Potters in Neo-Assyrian Levantine Provinces Through a Ceramological Lens. Liora Bouzaglou (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Tel Aviv University)17:45 From Expelled Refugee to Imperial Envoy: Assyria's Deportation Policy in Light of the Archaeological Evidence from Tel Dan. Yifat Thareani (Nelson Glueck School of Biblical Archaeology, Hebrew Union College)Samedi 2 Février8:45 Gathering9:00 Egyptian Late Bronze Age Deportation Policies: Gateway to Global Comparative Deportation Studies. Christian Langer (Freie Universität Berlin)9:45 Forced Population Displacements before Assyrian Imperialism, Occurrences, Similarities and Visibilities . Christophe Nicolle (Collège de France - CNRS)11:00 The Concept of Deportation seen by the Assyrians. Lionel Marti (Collège de France)11:45 Achaemenid Deportations: Greek Perspectives, Persian Realities. Marc Mendoza (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)14:00 Deportation and Its Alternatives in the Roman Empire. Greg Woolf (Institute of Classical Studies, London)14:45 The Targets of Deportation Policy of Iranian king Šāpūr II (309-379). Katarzyna Maksymiuk (University of Natural Sciences and Humanities in Siedlce)16:00 The Social Identity of the Egyptian Diaspora in the Late Period and its Relation to the Joseph Story. Shirly Ben-Dor Evian (Israel Museum, Jerusalem)16:45 Utopian Mass Return as a Response to Historical Mass Deportation: Zechariah 10 in Its Early- Hellenistic Context. Hervé Gonzalez (Collège de France)