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ProgramOctober 11-12, 2017INALCO, Les Salons (2 rue de Lille, 75007 Paris)CEVIPOF, salle G. Lavau (98 rue de l&#8217;Universit&#233;, 75007 Paris)Attention: Inscription obligatoire pour la journ&#233;e du 12 octobre: http://www.sciencespo.fr/ceri/evenements/?lang=fr&#38;id=5905Wednesday, October 11, INALCO9h15 Introduction: Kathy Rousselet (SciencesPo-USPC / CERI), Delphine Pag&#232;s-El Karoui (INALCO-USPC / CERMOM) &#38; Laure Assaf (EHESS / LAUM)9h30&#160;Keynote Conference 1: Ottoman Cosmopolitanism: Model or Myth?Edhem Eldem (Boğazi&#231;i University &#38; Coll&#232;ge de France)10h30-11h Coffee breakPanel 1: Cosmopolitan rhetorics and urban marketing11h-13hChair: Claire Beaugrand (Institute for Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter)Universalism versus Cosmopolitanism? The case of theLouvre Abu Dhabi Museum Project, Anne Krebs (Service Etudes et recherche du Mus&#233;e du Louvre) &#38; Franck Mermier (CNRS / LAUM)The Art Milieus in Dubai and the Shaping of the Cosmo-Nationalist Man, Amin Moghadam (Princeton University)&#8220;Binary States&#8221;: An artistic endeavour to foster cosmopolitan and transnational rhetorics, Aur&#233;lie Varrel (CNRS / CEIAS)Transnational experiences, cosmopolitanism and visual arts in Kuwait before 1990, Anahi Alviso-Marino (CESSP / CRAPUL)13h-14h30 Lunch BreakPanel 2: Cosmopolitanism in theoretical and comparative perspectives14h30-16h30Chairs: Sophie Body-Gendrot (Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne / CNRS-CESDIP) &#38; H&#233;l&#232;ne Thiollet (SciencesPo-USPC / CERI)Cosmopolitanism as a nomadic concept: from India to South America, Pascal Sieger (EHESS / CEIAS)Cosmopolitan urbanities in the Middle East: from colonial Alexandria to post-colonial Dubai, a travelling and contested concept, Delphine Pag&#232;s-El Karoui (INALCO-USPC / CERMOM)The Cosmopolitan Canopy: Not lost in translation&#8230; A few remarks on the reception of the concept and its uses outside the US, Catherine Lejeune (Universit&#233; Paris Diderot -USPC / LARCA)Shopping malls as cosmopolitan canopies? Reflections on an urban form, Laure Assaf (EHESS / LAUM) &#38; Sylvaine Camelin (Universit&#233; Paris Nanterre / LESC)16h30-17h Tea Time17h Keynote Conference 2: The Cosmopolitan Canopy: Race and Civility in Everyday Life Elijah Anderson (Yale University)Discussants: Philip Kasinitz (the City University of New York) &#38; Anne Raulin (Universit&#233; Paris Nanterre / Sophiapol)19h CocktailThursday, October 12, CEVIPOF, Sciences Po9h30-10h30 Keynote Conference 3: Urban Enclaves: Scenes from Abu Dhabi and Dubai Yasser Elsheshtawy (independent writer, researcher and curator)Panel 3: Cosmopolitan belongings, tensions and frictions in Gulf countries10h30-13h30Chair: Roman Stadnicki (Universit&#233; de Tours / CITERES)Uncelebrated diversity in Kuwait, Claire Beaugrand (Institute for Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter)&#8220;Cosmopolitanism in denial. The illiberal politics of migration and everyday diversity in the Gulf cities&#8221;, Laure Assaf (EHESS / LAUM) &#38; H&#233;l&#232;ne Thiollet (SciencesPo-USPC / CERI)11h30-12h Coffee breakAnalyzing cosmopolitanism through migratory paths among Abu Dhabi foreign residents, Clio Chaveneau (Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne Abu Dhabi) &#38; Hadrien Dubucs (Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne Abu Dhabi)Dubai Metro: A public transport infrastructure catalyst of cosmopolitan place making?, Cl&#233;mence Montagne (Universit&#233; Paris-Sorbonne / CEFAS)&#8220;Outsiders&#8221; in France, &#8220;Westerners&#8221; in the Gulf, Martin Lestra (European University Institute / EHESS)13h30-14h30 Lunch BreakPanel 4: Comparative ethnographies of cosmopolitanism14h30-16h30Chair: Philip Kasinitz (the City University of New York)Experiencing aesthetico-cultural&#160;cosmopolitanism: a comparison of youth in Paris, Sao Paulo and Seoul, Vincenzo Cicchelli (Universit&#233; Paris Descartes-USPC / GEMASS), Sylvie Octobre (Minist&#232;re de la Culture et de la communication / GEMASS), Viviane Riegel (ESPM S&#227;o Paulo), Tally Katz-Gerro (University of Manchester) &#38; Femida Handy (University of Pennsylvania)What&#8217;s in a street? Exploring local stories of subaltern cosmopolitanism in Trikoupi, Nicosia, Karen Akoka (Universit&#233; Paris Nanterre / ISP), Olivier Clochard (CNRS / Migrinter), Iris Polizou (&#201;cole fran&#231;aise d&#8217;Ath&#232;nes) &#38; Camille Schmoll (Universit&#233; Paris Diderot-USPC / G&#233;ographie-cit&#233;s / IUF)Mooring super-diversity to a brutal migration milieu, Suzanne Hall (London School of Economics and Political Science)16h30-17h Concluding remarks