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Programme à téléchargerLe colloque aura lieu les 11 et 12 octobre, à l'INALCO (Les Salons, 2 rue de Lille) et au CEVIPOF (Salle G. Lavau - 98 rue de l'Université).Attention : pour la journée du 12 octobre, l'inscription est nécessaire sur le site de Sciences po.Le colloque est ouvert à tous.Organisatrices :Laure Assaf (EHESS), Gabrielle Chomentowski (INALCO), Catherine Lejeune (Paris Diderot), Delphine Pagès-El Karoui (INALCO), Camille Schmoll (Paris Diderot), Hélène Thiollet (Sciences Po)Contact : Gabrielle Chomentowskicourriel : gabrielle [dot] chomentowski [at] inalco [dot] frCosmopolitanism Revisited:Comparative Perspectives on Urban Diversity from the Gulf and BeyondThis conference aims to revisit the notion of cosmopolitanism in Gulf cities and other regional areas from a comparative perspective. It will be a unique opportunity for scholars of the Gulf and other world regions to engage with cosmopolitanism or otherwise probe the intersection of global studies, urban studies and migration studies from a range of disciplines. More specifically, panels will be organized around the following research themes:“cosmopolitan canopy”, cosmopolitanism in theoretical and comparative perspectives, new geographies of cosmopolitanism in Gulf cities.ProgramWednesday, October 11, INALCO9h15 Introduction: Kathy Rousselet (Sciences Po, USPC) &#38; Delphine Pagès-El Karoui(INALCO/USPC)9h30 Keynote Conference 1: Ottoman Cosmopolitanism: Model or Myth, Edhem Eldem (Boğaziçi University and Collège de France)11h-13h : Panel 1: Cosmopolitan rhetorics and urban marketingChair: Claire Beaugrand (PSIA-SciencesPo) Universalism versus Cosmopolitanism? The case of the Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum Project,Anne Krebs (Louvre Museum’s Research and Collection Department) &#38; Franck Mermier (CNRS) The Art Milieus in Dubai and the Shaping of the Cosmo-Nationalist Man, Amin Moghadam(Princeton University) Transnational Experiences, Cosmopolitanism, and the Visual Arts in Kuwait pre-1990, Anahi Alviso-Marino (FMSH/CEFAS) “Binary States”: An artistic endeavour to foster cosmopolitan and transnational rhetorics”,Aurélie Varrel (CNRS)13h-14h30 Lunch Break14h30-16h30 : Panel 2: Cosmopolitanism in theoretical and comparative perspectivesChairs: Sophie Body-Gendrot (Université Paris Sorbonne) &#38; Hélène Thiollet (CNRS/CERI) The Cosmopolitan Canopy: Not lost in translation… A few remarks on the reception of the concept and its uses outside the US, Catherine Lejeune (Université Paris Diderot/USPC) Cosmopolitanism as a nomadic concept: from India to South America, Pascal Sieger(EHESS) Cosmopolitan urbanities in the Middle East: from colonial Alexandria to post-colonial Dubai, a travelling and contested concept, Delphine Pagès-El Karoui (INALCO/USPC) Shopping malls as cosmopolitan canopies? Reflections on an urban form, Laure Assaf(EHESS-LAU) &#38; Sylvaine Camelin (Université Paris Nanterre)17h 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 (Université Paris Nanterre)Thursday, October 12, CEVIPOF, Sciences Po9h30-10h30: Keynote Conference 3: Urban Enclaves: Scenes from Abu Dhabi and Dubai, Yasser Elsheshtawy (independent writer, researcher and curator)10h30-13h30 : Panel 3: Cosmopolitan belongings, tensions and frictions in Gulf countriesChair: Roman Stadnicki (Université de Tours) Uncelebrated diversity in Kuwait, Claire Beaugrand (PSIA-SciencesPo) Cosmopolitanism in denial. A comparison between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, Laure Assaf (EHESS) &#38; Hélène Thiollet (CNRS Analyzing cosmopolitanism through migratory paths among Abu Dhabi foreign residents, Clio Chaveneau (Paris Sorbonne Abu Dhabi University) &#38; Hadrien Dubucs (Paris Sorbonne Abu Dhabi University) Dubai Metro: from my city, my metro to our city, our metro?, Clémence Montagne (Université Sorbonne - Paris 4) “Outsiders” in France, “Westerners” in the Gulf, Martin Lestra (European University Institute-EHESS)13h30-14h30 Lunch Break14h30-16h30 Panel 4: Comparative ethnographies of cosmopolitanismChair: Anne Raulin (Université Paris Nanterre) Experiencing aesthetico-cultural cosmopolitanism: a comparison of youth in Paris, Sao Paulo and Seoul, Vincenzo Cicchelli (Université Paris Descartes), Sylvie Octobre (French Ministry of Culture), Viviane Riegel (ESPM São Paulo), Tally Katz-Gerro (University of Manchester) &#38;Femida Handy (University of Pennsylvania) What’s in a street? Exploring local stories of subaltern cosmopolitanism in Trikoupi, Nicosia,Karen Akoka (Université Paris Nanterre), Olivier Clochard Iris Polizou (Ecole française d’Athènes) &#38; Camille Schmoll (Université Paris Diderot/USPC) Mooring super-diversity to a brutal migration milieu, Susan Hall (London School of Economics and Political Science)16h30-17h Concluding Remarks: Philip Kasinitz (the City University of New York)Organizing Committee: Laure Assaf (EHESS), Gabrielle Chomentowski (INALCO), Catherine Lejeune (Paris Diderot), Delphine Pagès-El Karoui (INALCO), Camille Schmoll (Paris Diderot), Hélène Thiollet (Sciences Po)Scientific Committee: Clio Chaveneau (PSUAD), Vincenzo Cicchelli (Paris V), Hadrien Dubucs (PSUAD), Philip Kasinitz (CUNY), Franck Mermier (IIAC-LAU), Amin Moghadam (Princeton), Clémence Montagne (PSUAD), Aurélie Varrel (French Institute of Pondichéry).Contact : Gabrielle Chomentowskicourriel : gabrielle [dot] chomentowski [at] inalco [dot] fr