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Le colloque international &#171;&#160;La dimension transnationale des controverses publiques autour de l&#8217;islam en Europe&#160;&#187; s&#8217;attachera &#224; comprendre comment les d&#233;bats autour de l&#8217;islam ram&#232;nent au premier plan de la vie publique europ&#233;enne la visibilit&#233; des signes et des symboles religieux. Les pratiques de pi&#233;t&#233; islamique, li&#233;e au voile, &#224; la pri&#232;re, aux prescriptions alimentaires d&#233;clenchent des d&#233;bats soci&#233;taux, qui opposent les valeurs s&#233;culi&#232;res europ&#233;ennes aux normes religieuses islamiques. La question de la diff&#233;rence islamique devient centrale dans la red&#233;finition des piliers et des fronti&#232;res de la sph&#232;re publique europ&#233;enne. Comment peut-on repenser la question de la visibilit&#233; islamique en rapport avec le pluralisme&#160;d&#233;mocratique ? Existe-t-il une nouvelle mani&#232;re d&#8217;ouvrir une critique de la modernit&#233; s&#233;culi&#232;re &#224; travers le prisme de l&#8217;islam dans une Europe post-Lumi&#232;res&#160;? L&#8217;islam, la post-la&#239;cit&#233;, le cosmopolitisme sont-elles des pistes pertinentes pour repenser l&#8217;Europe&#160;?  Ce colloque est organis&#233; dans le cadre du projet EuropublicIslam (http://europublicislam.ehess.fr/accueil.html et http://europublicislam.hypotheses.org/ ) dirig&#233; par Nil&#252;fer G&#246;le, laur&#233;ate du Conseil Europ&#233;en de la Recherche du septi&#232;me programme de la communaut&#233; europ&#233;enne (FP7/2007-2013/Grant Agreement n&#176; 230244).   Avec : Nil&#252;fer G&#246;le, Jeanette Jouili, Olivier Remaud, Nadia Marzouki, Alexandre Caeiro, Fatih Abay, Halide Velioglu, Etienne Balibar, Jocelyne Cesari, Schirin Amir-Moazami, Jos&#233; Casanova, Simone Maddanu, Fatima Khemilat, Rachid Id-Yassine, Bochra Kammarti, Warda Hadjab, John Tolan, Gil Anidjar.The international colloquium &#8220;Transnational Study of Public Controversies around Islam in Europe&#8221;, seek to understand the ways in which controversies around Islam bring the visibility of religious signs and symbols to the foreground of European public life. Islamic priers practices, connected to the headscarf, prayers and dietary prescriptions trigger societal debates that confront secular European values to the Islamic religious norms. The question of Islamic difference becomes central in the redefinition of pillars as well as frontiers of European public sphere. How can we rethink the question of Islamic visibility in relation with democratic pluralism? Are their novel ways of opening up a critic of secular modernity through the prism of Islam in a post-Enlightenment Europe? Can Islam, post-secularism and cosmopolitanism be pertinent categories of analysis to rethink Europe?This colloquium is organized within the framework of the EuropublicIslam Project (http://europublicislam.ehess.fr/accueil.html et http://europublicislam.hypotheses.org/ ) which is directed by Nil&#252;fer G&#246;le, professor of sociology at &#201;cole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris and the laureate of the European Research Council Advanced Grant (FP7/2007-2013/Grant Agreement n&#176; 230244). With: Nil&#252;fer G&#246;le, Jeanette Jouili, Olivier Remaud, Nadia Marzouki, Alexandre Caeiro, Fatih Abay, Halide Velioglu, Etienne Balibar, Jocelyne Cesari, Schirin Amir-Moazami, Jos&#233; Casanova, Simone Maddanu, Fatima Khemilat, Rachid Id-Yassine, Bochra Kammarti, Warda Hadjab, John Tolan, Gil Anidjar.International Colloquium, 31 May - 2 June 2012Transnational Study of Public Controversies around Islam in EuropeOrganized by Nil&#252;fer G&#246;le, Director of EuroPublicIslam Project, ERC-EHESSReid Hall (salle de conf&#233;rence)4 rue de Chevreuse 75006 Paris Thursday, May 3110.00 Welcoming RemarksNil&#252;fer G&#246;le, Professor of Sociology, CESPRA-EHESS, Director of the ERC Project EuroPublicIslam. Session I: Controversy and European Publics10:15 - Olivier Remaud, Professor of Philosophy, CESPRA-EHESS&#34;Qu'est-ce qu'une controverse ou : comment devient-on contemporain ?&#34;10:45 - Jose Casanova, Professor of Sociology, Berkeley Center for Religion-Georgetown University &#34;Entering a Post-Laicist Global Secular Age&#34;.11:30 - John Tolan, Professor of History, University of Nantes &#34;Miroir de nos phantasmes ? L'islam dans l'imaginaire europ&#233;en: perspectives historiques&#34;12:00 - Lunch Break Session II: Secularism, Cosmopolitanism, and Islam14:00 - &#201;tienne Balibar, Professor of Philosophy, University of California&#34;Cosmopolitanism and Secularism: Controversial Legacies and Prospective Interrogations&#34;14:30 - Jocelyne Cesari, Professor of Political Sciences, Harvard University&#34;Fashioning Islam in Public Space: Secularity vs Secularism&#34;15:00 - Alexandre Caeiro, Visiting Fellow at CCSDC, Cairo University &#34;Understanding Arabic Debates on European Islam&#34;15:30 - Coffee Break15:45 - Fatih Abay, PhD Candidate, EHESS-Universit&#228;t de Viadrina &#34;Secular Muslims within German Controversies around Islam&#34;16:15 - Discussion Friday, June 1st Session III: Gender, Marriage and Intimacy between Religion and Politics09:30 - Schirin Amir-Moazami, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Freie Universit&#228;t&#34;Shaping the Secular Body: Gendered Islam under Liberal Governance in Germany&#34;10:00 - Simone Maddanu, Postdoctoral Fellow, CADIS-University of Cagliari&#34;Amour et amiti&#233; chez les jeunes musulmans en Europe&#34;10:30 - Warda Hadjab, PhD Candidate, EHESS&#34; Fatwas et mariage religieux chez les jeunes musulmans fran&#231;ais&#34;11.00 Coffee BreakSession IV: Sharia and Liberal Norms: Competitions or Accommodations11:15 - Jeanette Jouili, Fellow at the Society for the Humanities, Cornell University&#34;Halal Arts: Censorship or Creative Ethical Practice?&#34;11:45 - Nadia Marzouki, Fellow in the Mediterranean Program, European University Institute&#34;American Controversies about Islam, 2008-2012&#34;12:15 - Lunch BreakSession V: Case Studies14:00 - Paul May, PhD Candidate, EHESS-University of Qu&#233;bec &#34;La&#239;cit&#233; et droits individuels : l&#8217;islam dans le d&#233;bat sur les tribunaux d'arbitrage religieux en Ontario&#34;14.30 - Rachid Id Yassine, PhD Candidate, EHESS-University of Perpignan&#34;Usage &#233;clectique du halal et conflits d'autorit&#233;&#34;15:00 - Bochra Kammarti, PhD Candidate, EHESS&#34;Finance islamique ou le renouvellement des march&#233;s conventionnels par l&#8217;&#233;thique islamique&#34;15:30 - Coffee Break15:45 - Fatima Khemilat, Graduate Student, EHESS&#34;La controverse autour de la pri&#232;re de rue : Le cas de la mosqu&#233;e rue Myrha&#34;16:15 - Discussion Saturday, June 2 Session VI: The European Idea10:00 - Gil Anidjar, Professor of Sociology, Columbia University&#34;On the European Question&#34;10:30 - Halide Velioğlu, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Doğuş University&#8220;Conversion Drama among Bosniaks: Islam's Second Coming to Europe&#8221;11:00 - Nil&#252;fer G&#246;le, Professor of Sociology, CESPRA-EHESS&#34;Islamic Controversies in Studying European Public Sphere&#34;11:30 - Concluding Remarks and General Discussion