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A World of Public Debts: A Global Political HistoryÉcole française d’Athènes, 31 mai – 2 juin 2017Organisée par Anastassios Anastassiadis (McGill-EFA), Nicolas Barreyre (Centre d’Études Nord Américaines, EHESS) et Nicolas Delalande (Centre d’Histoire de Sciences Po)Mercredi 31 mai 201715h-16h30 : Chapitres introductifsIntroduction: Noam Maggor The Words of Public Debt: A Political Repertoire (Nicolas Barreyre, Nicolas Delalande, Etienne Peyrat) Public Debts in the Long Run: Statistics and Politics in the Making (Eric Monnet &#38; Adam Tooze)17h-19h : Global Capital, Imperial Tensions, and Local DynamicsIntroduction: Alexia Yates Latin America, Economic Development, and Imperial Competition (Juan Flores Zendejas) Sovereignty and Capital: Public Debt in West Africa, 1871-1912 (Leigh Gardner) Foreign Money, Regional Inequalities, and Political Instability in late Qing China (Dong Yan) International Financial Controls, Sovereignty, and Imperialism in Egypt and Greece (Malak Labib &#38; Tassos Anastassiadis) To Tax or to Borrow? The Political Economy of Foreign Debt in the Late Ottoman Empire (Coşkun Tuncer) The Local Politics of Public Debt: a Cross-Atlantic Perspective (Noam Maggor &#38; Stephen Sawyer).19h30 : Réception à l’École française d’Athènes&#160;Jeudi 1er juin 20179h30-11h : Wars and Crises: The Fragmentation of the World Debt RegimeIntroduction: Leigh Gardner The Transnational and Imperial Dynamics of Financial Mobilization in the First World War (Nicolas Delalande). State Power, Political Regimes and the Structures of the German Public Debt from Weimar to the Postwar Period (Stefanie Middendorf) State Formation, Political Emancipation, and Financial Autonomy in Iraq and Syria from the Mandates to the Independences (Matthieu Rey) A Communist World of Public Debt from 1917 to 1991: a Counter-Model? (Kristy Ironside &#38; Étienne Peyrat)11h30-13h : Back to the Markets?Introduction: Stefanie Middendorf From Regulated Debts to Financialization: India, France, and Argentina in Comparative Perspective (Anush Kapadia &#38; Benjamin Lemoine) The State as a Debt Manager: Italy, 1945-1990 (Alexander Nützenadel) Sovereign Debt Crises and the Politics of International Institutions since the 1980s (Jérôme Sgard) The 2008 Financial Crisis and the Public Debt Problem in Global Perspective (Adam Tooze)13h-15h : Déjeuner dans les jardins de l’École15h-16h30 : Public Debts in the Age of Revolutions Introduction: Stephen Sawyer An Empire without Debts? The Spanish Empire and the Colonial Realm (Regina Grafe) Debts in Revolution: Citizenship and Political Economy in Late Eighteenth-Century France (Rebecca Spang) The Politics of Debt: Government Borrowing, Political Regimes and State Formation in Scandinavia, 1760-1830 (Patrik Winton) Global Politics and Local Lives: France’s Capital Exports in the Nineteenth Century (David Todd &#38; Alexia Yates)18h00-20h00 : « La démocratie grecque et l’Europe face à la crise de la dette »Table ronde au Cercle Universitaire Kostis Palamas de l’Université d’Athènes, avec: Nikos Alivizatos (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) Kostas Kostis (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) Dimitri Sotiropoulos (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)            20h30 : Dîner au Cercle Universitaire&#160;Vendredi 2 juin 20179h30-11h30 : Travaux en groupesRépartition des participants en quatre groupes de travail et préparation des textes introductifs de chaque partie du livre collectif.12h-13h : Restitution des travaux de groupe et discussion collective14h30-16h30 : Table ronde sur le manuscrit Maria-Christina Chatziioannou (National Hellenic Research Foundation) Andreas Kakridis (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens) Socrates Petmezas (University of Crete)20h : DînerTélécharger le programme en format pdf