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L'Université de Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne (CRHS) et l'Université fédérale de l'Oural organise, dans le cadre du projet Megagrant, un séminaire international :Russian elites facing European norms, models and innovations, from the reign of Peter the Great to 1917Research in processOCTOBER 14MORNING SESSIONSalle n° 1, université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, 12 place du Panthéon, Paris 5e (métro Cluny-La Sorbonne, RER Luxembourg, bus 84, 89 arrêt Panthéon)9.30 am-1 pm:General  introduction :Marie-Pierre Rey and Dmitri Redin.&#160;CONTRIBUTIONS:Sergey SokolovThe Genesis of Russian Republicanism I. History of the Republic: Novgorod in the European Perspective of 18th-century Russian Historians&#160;Konstantin BugrovThe Genesis of Russian Republicanism II. The Contract Dilemma: Contractualism in Russian Political Thought, 18th - 19th century&#160;Olga ErmakovaAbout the origin of the elites in the context of European technological transfer of  innovations in Russia, 18th-mid 19th centuries".&#160;Mikhail KieselevFundamental laws” in Russia in XVIII century: reception of the European concept and its influence on domestic policy.&#160;Alexander PalkinReligious toleration in the Russian Empire: concepts and confessional policy.&#160;&#160;AFTERNOON SESSIONRoom n°323  Maison de la Recherche, 1 rue Serpente, 75006 Paris. (métro Odéon)2.30 pm-5 pm.&#160;CONTRIBUTIONS:&#160;Elena BorodinaThe influence of European letter-writing culture on drafting business documents in Russia of last quarter of the 18th and early 19th centuries&#160;Rodolphe BaudinWinckelmann and Karamzin. Reflexions on the Introduction of Neoclassicism in Russia"&#160;PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION around two books published in the general framework of the megagrant project.Irina Pochinskaya and Natalia  AnufrievaThe Illustrated Apocalypses of Urals. The Eastern Orthodox Tradition and the Elements of European Cultural Influence, Ural University Publishing House, Ekaterinburg, 2014.The book will be presented by Dimtri Redin.&#160;Olga YakhnoEveryday Life in Ekaterinburg (the end of XIX – beginning of XXth centuries): Essays on Urban Life, AMB Publishing, Ekaterinburg, 2014.The book will be presented by the author.OCTOBER 15 &#160;Salle n° 1, université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, 12 place du Panthéon, Paris 5e (métro Cluny-La Sorbonne, RER Luxembourg, bus 84, 89 arrêt Panthéon)2.30 pm-5 pm.&#160;CONTRIBUTIONS:Marie-Pierre ReyPrince Anatole Demidoff and the International Committee to aid the prisoners of the Crimean War&#160;Elena AlekseevaTypical features of the diffusion of European technological innovations in the Russian Empire in the early period of industrial modernization&#160;Michel TissierSettling the serfdom issue: on the influence or non-influence of Western experiences in nineteenth-century Russia&#160;Thierry ClaeysAbout French investments in Russia, 1857-1917&#160;François-Xavier Nérard :From Cahors to Kagor : towards an history of Cahors wines in Russia