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Chères et chers collègues, j’ai le plaisir de vous faire suivre ci-dessous le programme - mis à jour -  de la journée d’étude que Pascal Firges et moi organisons le 17 novembre prochain à l’Institut Historique Allemand à Paris et qui portera sur « Politique et sociabilité dans un contexte interculturel : le milieu diplomatique à Istanbul pendant un long dix-huitième siècle ».* * *9:00 Introduction David Do Paço (Sciences Po)9:30 External Perspectives chair: Bernard Heyberger (EHESS) Rahul Markovits (ENS):  Only a Pawn in their Game? An Indian Prince in the Istanbul Diplomatic Milieu (1795-1796)  Feras Krimsti (University of Oxford):  Processions of Istanbul’s Janissaries and European Ambassadors from the Perspective of an Eighteenth-Century Traveller from Aleppo.11:00 Coffee break11:30 Sociability and Transcultural Practices of Friendship chair: Indravati Félicité (Université Paris-Diderot) Christine Vogel (University of Vechta):  Making Friends and Building Confidence in Transcultural Diplomatic Settings: Practices of Friendship in French Diplomatic Sources from Late Seventeenth-Century Istanbul. Houssine Alloul (University of Antwerp):  « Transculturality » Restrained? Foreign Diplomats and their Social Milieus in Late Ottoman Istanbul.13:00 Lunch break14:30 Ambassadors and their Ottoman Interlocutors chair: Pascal Firges (German Historical Institute Paris) Mariya Amelicheva (Georgetown University):  Newcomers: Russian Diplomats in Constantinople, 18th century. Michael Talbot (University of Greenwich):  Gifts and Sociability in Ottoman-British Relations in the Eighteenth Century.16:00 Coffee break16:30 The Agency of Subordinates chair: David Do Paço (Sciences Po) Florian Kühnel (University of Göttingen):  The Glue of the Diplomatic Milieu: Secretaries and their Personal Entanglements in Istanbul.  Charalampos Minaoglou (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens):  The Prussians Gaining Agents, Intelligence and Influence in Constantinople (1755-1806). 18:00 Conclusion Pascal Firges (German Historical Institute Paris)* * *En espérant que notre initiative pourra retenir votre attention, Très cordialement, David Do PaçoSciences Po - Centre d’histoire27 rue Saint-Guillaume, F-75337 Paris Cedex 07david.dopaco@sciencespo.fr &#60;mailto:david.dopaco@sciencespo.fr&#62; 