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Pr&#233;sentationAlter, Soci&#233;t&#233; Europ&#233;enne de Recherche sur le Handicap (ASERH) a &#233;t&#233; fond&#233;e en 2011 lors de la r&#233;union annuelle du Comit&#233; de r&#233;daction de la revue Alter-European Journal of Disability Research / Revue Europ&#233;enne de Recherche sur le Handicap. Elle s&#8217;est donn&#233; pour objectif de promouvoir la recherche en sciences humaines et sociales sur le handicap, en insistant sur la pluralit&#233; des approches scientifiques et des savoirs (th&#233;oriques, appliqu&#233;s, issus de l&#8217;exp&#233;rience du handicap&#8230;) qu&#8217;offre ce domaine de recherche. L&#8217;ASERH est une soci&#233;t&#233; savante s&#8217;adressant &#224; tous ceux qui s&#8217;int&#233;ressent au handicap et aux questions qu&#8217;il soul&#232;ve, sans r&#233;serve quant aux orientations de recherche. Con&#231;ue en &#233;tant cibl&#233;e sur l&#8217;Europe, la soci&#233;t&#233; est ouverte &#224; la communaut&#233; scientifique internationale. La conf&#233;rence de l&#8217;ASERH est envisag&#233;e comme le rendez-vous annuel permettant aux chercheurs confirm&#233;s, jeunes chercheurs et doctorants de pr&#233;senter leurs travaux. Elle vise &#224; offrir ainsi un panorama de la recherche sur le handicap ainsi qu&#8217;un lieu propice aux contacts et aux &#233;changes. L&#8217;ASERH a souhait&#233; que sa premi&#232;re conf&#233;rence soit tr&#232;s largement ouverte &#224; un ensemble de th&#233;matiques, de probl&#233;matiques et d&#8217;approches qui renouvellent aujourd&#8217;hui la recherche en sciences sociales sur le handicap (paradigmes de recherche, exp&#233;riences, identit&#233;s, acteurs, ressources, mobilisations, politiques&#8230;). Une s&#233;lection des contributions sera publi&#233;e dans un num&#233;ro de la revue Alter. Pour toute information sur l'organisation du colloque et pour s'inscrire, voir le site de la conf&#233;rence : http://alter-asso.org/eventProgramme of Alter annual conference5th July 9:-00 &#8211; 9:30 Registration9:30 &#8211; 10:00 Opening session        Historical development of the European Society of Disability Research, Henri-Jacques Stiker (Universit&#233; Paris-Descartes, Paris)            Introduction to the First European Society of Disability Research Conference, Isabelle Ville (Ehess, Paris)    10:00 &#8211; 12:30 Session 1 - Chair: Serge Ebersold        L&#8217;inclusion et l&#8217;exclusion: Le d&#233;bat allemand dans le domaine de l&#8217;&#233;ducation. / Inclusion and exclusion: the German debate in the field of education.     Sieglind Ellger-Rutgardt (Humboldt Universit&#228;t Berlin Deutschland)            Promise lost? Disability rights in the era of austerity.    Paula Campos Pinto (Instituto Suoerior de Sciencias Sociais e Politicas, Lisboa, Portugal)            Employment of persons with disabilities and &#8220;inclusive corporate culture&#8221; of employers: a literature review.    Yuliya Kuznetsova (NOVA Norwegian Social Research, Oslo, Norway)    Break        Quelle th&#233;orie de la justice sociale pour les personnes handicap&#233;es? / What theory of social justice is best fit for persons with disabilities?    Philippe Sanchez (Universit&#233; Catholique de Louvain, Belgique)            Space, technology and embodied motions: exploring social participation for Norwegians with mobility disabilities.    Jannikke S. Vedeler (Norwegian Social Research, Oslo, Norway), Cecilie H. Ankvik (Nordland Research Institute, Bodoe, Norway)    Open discussion 12:30 Lunch 14:00 &#8211; 15:45 Session 2 - Chair: Anne Marcellini        Constructing normality &#8211; constructing disability: Theoretical reflections on an ambivalent relationship.    Anne Waldschmidt (University of Cologne, Germany)             The existence of autism in China: An ethnographic inquiry.    Cindy De Clerck (Leuven Catholic University, Leuven, Belgium)            The effects of sport on the experience of acquired motor disability: a mere creation of a &#8220;super-crip&#8221; that reproduces the legitimate body?    Carolina Ferrante (Universidad Nacional de San Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina)            The life world of ambiguity and ambiguous body: The dis/abled body of blind people in Thailand.    Prachatip Kata (Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)    &#160;Break15:45 &#8211; 17:15 Session 3 - Chair: Patrick Devlieger        Life-long literal education to people with mental disability.    Mariko Fujita (Kagayaki Kobe, Japan)&#160; &#38; Shinsuke Fujita (Chiba University Hospital Japan)            Harc&#232;lement et brimades envers des &#233;l&#232;ves en situation de handicap, et impact sur leur bien-&#234;tre et leur qualit&#233; de vie. / Harassment and bullying of students with disabilities: Its impact on their well-being and quality of life.    Mariane Sentenac, Emmanuelle Godeau, Catherine Arnaud&#160; (Universit&#233; Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France), Aiofe Gavin, Michal Molcho, Saoirse Nic Gabbhain (National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland)            Disability and violence: a challenge to notions of structure and agency in disability studies.    Halvor Hanish (Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, Norway)    Open discussion17:15 &#8211; 18:45 Welcome meeting of the European Society for Disability Research18:45 Cocktail6th July 8:45 Registration9:00 &#8211; 10:40 Session 4 - Chair: Jean-S&#233;bastien Eideliman        An outsider theory of disability.    Rene Jahiel (Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes, New York)            Development of extended sets of disability measures for surveys: Washington Group on Disability Statistics, Budapest Initiative, and United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.    Mitchell Loeb (NCHS, Washington, DC, USA and Washington Group on Disability Statistics)            Comparing American and European Disability Protests since 1970.    Sharon Barnatt (Gallaudet University, Washington DC, USA)            La disparition d&#8217;une cat&#233;gorie professionnelle chez les sourds-muets. / The disappearance of an occupational group of deaf and mute people    Yann Cantin (EHESS, Paris, France)    Break10:40 &#8211; 12:30 Session 5 - Chair: Jerome Bickenbach        L&#8217;accompagnement sexuel des personnes en situation de handicap: essai d&#8217;une sociohistoire. / Supporting the sexual life of persons in situations of disability: sketch of a social history.    Pierre Brasseur (Universit&#233; de Lille, Lille, France)            Devenir handicap&#233;, rester autonome: Quand l&#8217;autonomie personnelle passe par le conjoint. / Becoming disabled and remaining autonomous: When personal autonomy depends upon one's spouse.    Aur&#233;lien Berthou (Universit&#233; Paris Descartes, Paris, France)            Enjeux d&#8217;autonomisation dans la prise en charge du handicap entre d&#233;pendance et engagement des&#160; jeunes usagers/patients. / Taking charge of mental disorder: Trade-off between dependency and engagement of young users/patients.    Audrey Parron&#160; (Universit&#233; de Toulouse, Toulouse, France)            Les formes sociale et symbolique d&#8217;une parentalit&#233; singuli&#232;re. / Social and symbolic aspects of a special parenthood.    Catherine Landemaine (Laboratoire SANTESIH, France)    Open discussion12:30 &#8211; 13:00 Concluding remarks12:30 &#8211; 13:00 Lunch 14:30 &#8211; 16:00 Alter Editorial Board meeting16 :00 - 18:30 General Assembly of AESDR (members only)        During the last session, there will be simultaneous translations in English for the French language presentations.            All the presentations and discussions provided during the conference will be translated in French Sign Language.    