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Pr&#233;sentationL'axe de recherche &#171; Nation et mondialisation &#187; a notamment privil&#233;gi&#233; un programme pluridisciplinaire relatif &#224; l&#8217;analyse des &#233;lites. D&#8217;un point de vue politologique, il concerne l&#8217;analyse comparative des repr&#233;sentants politiques au sein des d&#233;mocraties europ&#233;ennes et d&#8217;autre part celle de la symbolique, appr&#233;hend&#233;e notamment du point de vue des rituels politiques. Dans une perspective davantage sociologique, il ambitionne de favoriser le d&#233;veloppement d&#8217;&#233;tudes comparatives autour de la question de la distinction &#233;litiste, y compris avec le concours d&#8217;historiens ou d&#8217;anthropologues susceptibles d&#8217;introduire, pertinemment, des dimensions temporelles et culturelles. L&#8217;objectif vis&#233; a &#233;t&#233;, et demeure, d&#8217;organiser r&#233;guli&#232;rement des manifestations autour de ces th&#232;mes : de la journ&#233;e d&#8217;&#233;tudes, incluant principalement doctorants et jeunes chercheurs, &#224; des conf&#233;rences internationales de plus grande envergure. Ces r&#233;unions d&#233;bouchent en principe sur des publications dans des revues de premier plan. L'intention est de renforcer les liens entre universitaires / chercheurs d&#8217;Oxford (et plus largement bas&#233;s en Grande-Bretagne) et leurs homologues fran&#231;ais, sans oublier les pensionnaires de la Maison Fran&#231;aise int&#233;ress&#233;s par cette th&#233;matique. Il a r&#233;guli&#232;rement obtenu le soutien du Department of Politics and International Relations et de divers coll&#232;ges de l'Universit&#233; d'Oxford ainsi que celui, tr&#232;s actif, du Oxford - Sciences Po Research Group (OxPo).Monday 21 November : Fear(s), Silence(s) : Subjects or Obstacles for History ?Whether one studies contemporary history or ancient times, fear and silence are feelings, concepts and a type of behaviour one has to deal with. They can be detected between the lines in the archives and in the living memory of witnesses. How do we deal with these subtle elements ? Can we make use of them ? Do they help or disturb the research ? Such are some of the leads this workshop would like to explore through a theoretical point of view or study cases.The first day will be devoted to fear as a matter of history and also to the methodological problems it arises. The roundtable of the following morning will allow a discussion between the speakers and with the floor as well.10.00-10.15 IntroductionMorning Session: Fear as a Matter of History    10.15-10.45 Robin Briggs (All Souls College) : Measuring Early Modern Fear: A Critique of Delumeau and others     11.00 Tea/Coffee     11.15-11.45 Anne-Marie Granet (UPMF, Grenoble) : Le temps mena&#231;ant : g&#233;rer, apprivoiser, susciter la peur     11.45-12.15 Fran&#231;ois Walter (Gen&#232;ve) : Le r&#244;le des peurs collectives dans la gestion des catastrophes entre le XVIIIe si&#232;cle et le XXe si&#232;cle     12.15-12.30 Discussion Afternoon Session: Fear, Silence, Guilt    14.00-14.30 Johann Chapoutot (UPMF, IUF, Grenoble) : National-Socialism or The Politics of Fear     14.30-15.00 Mercedes Vilanova (Barcelona) : Peur et culpabilit&#233; apr&#232;s Mauthausen     15.00-15.30 Laurent Douzou (MFO) : Les silences d&#8217;un &#171; grand t&#233;moin &#187; : Jean-Pierre Vernant et l&#8217;exp&#233;rience de la R&#233;sistance     15.30-16.00 Discussion Tuesday 22 November10.00-12.00 Roundtable :     Robin Briggs,     Johan Chapoutot,     Laurent Douzou,     Anne-Marie Granet,     Mercedes Vilanova,     Fran&#231;ois Walter. Conference organised by: Laurent Douzou (IEP Lyon-MFO) and Anne-Marie Granet (Universit&#233; Pierre Mend&#232;s France, Grenoble)Thursday 24 November, 2.30pm-5.00pmIn the presence and under the patronage of the French Ambassador, Celebration of the 70th anniversary of General de Gaulle&#8217;s speech in Oxford         14h30 : Introduction by Luc Borot, Director of the MFO and Michael Sheringham, All Souls College              15h00 : Speech by H.E. Bernard Emi&#233;, French Ambassador to the UK              15h15 : Speech by Yves Gu&#233;na, Free French, Former French minister     15h30 : Luc Borot : &#171; &#8216;Quand on aura le temps d&#8217;&#233;crire des livres&#8217; : de Gaulle, le savoir et la culture, dans le discours d&#8217;Oxford &#187;15h50 : Break16h00 : Lecture by Julian Jackson, Queen Mary, University of London : &#8220;De Gaulle Before Oxford, 25 November 1941&#8221;Conveners: Luc Borot, MFO et Laurent Douzou, IEP Lyon-MFOFriday 25 November : &#8220;De Gaulle in 1941: The Oxford Moment&#8221;Morning SessionChair: Julian Jackson    10.00-10.30 Sudhir Hazareesingh (Balliol College) : The Formation of the Gaullian Myth     10.30-11.00 Robert Gildea (Worcester College) : De Gaulle and the French Resistance in 1941     11.00-11.30 Laurent Douzou (IEP Lyon-MFO) : Codebreakers and the First Steps of the Maison Fran&#231;aise 11.30-12.00 DiscussionAfternoon SessionChair: Robert Gildea    13.30-14.00 Jacques Godfrain (Chair of the Fondation Charles de Gaulle) : L&#8217;oeuvre de la Fondation dans le domaine de la recherche historique     14.00-15.00 Daniel Cordier (Free French, Compagnon de la Lib&#233;ration, secretary and biographer of Jean Moulin) : Daniel Cordier will not give a lecture. He will answer questions in French asked by the speakers and by the floor as well. 15.00-15.30 Tea/Coffee break    15.30-16.30 Round table: Daniel Cordier, Laurent Douzou, Robert Gildea, Jacques Godfrain, Sudhir Hazareesingh, Julian Jackson.     Chair: Luc Borot (Director of MFO) 16.30-17.00 DiscussionConference organised by: Sudhir Hazareesingh, Balliol College, Laurent Douzou, IEP Lyon-MFO