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Programme des s&#233;ances Lieu et horaire :Salle 242,EHESS, 54 bvd Raspail, 75006 Paris17h-19hLundi 8 mars : Charly Machemehl, docteur en STAPS, Universit&#233; de Rouen, &#171; Le sport &#224; Rouen dans le premier XX&#232;me si&#232;cle &#187;.Lundi 22 mars : Antoine Marsac, post-doctorant, laboratoire SHERPAS, Universit&#233; d&#8217;Artois, &#171; titre &#224; d&#233;terminer &#187;.Lundi 12 avril : Diamantis Mastrogiannakis, Paris XI, Laboratoire SPOTS, &#171; Hooliganisme et politique en Gr&#232;ce &#187;.Lundi 10 mai : Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff, CUNY/Office of the Historian at the U.S. Department of State, &#171; Goals and Dreams: The Quest to Create Elite Youth Athletes in France, 1958-1992 &#187; (communication en anglais).&#34;Goals and Dreams&#34; examines the origins, implementation, and evolution of French youth sports training programs from 1958 to 1992 through the lenses of football and basketball. Sport, specifically at the youth level, was one of the ways in which the French tried to address and adapt to a variety of post-war changes. Sport was an agent of modernization and, after 1973, also an antidote to the legacy of 1968: a way to reinforce authority and nationalism in an era of increasing globalization, while also assimilating the youth into society.Merci de signaler votre pr&#233;sence par mail afin que boissons et friandises soient achet&#233;es en quantit&#233;s suffisantes.Lundi 17 mai :&#160; Hugo Juskowiak, Ater, Laboratoire SHERPAS, Universit&#233; d'Artois, &#171; La formation des joueurs de football professionnels dans la r&#233;gion Nord Pas-De-Calais &#187;.Lundi 14 juin: Emmanuel Laurin, doctorant en sociologie, &#171; Le basket-ball, sport mondialis&#233; (g&#233;ographie, m&#233;dias, &#233;conomie) &#187;.