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Se tiendra à Barcelone un colloque international intitulé "Gender and empire: A trans-imperial approach to gender politics and the colonial state, 1848-1945" le 18, 19 et 20 juin 2018. Ce colloque aura lieu à l'université Pompeu Fabra de Barcelone, co-organisatrice de l'événement avec l'université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne et le Labex Ehne.Pour télécharger le programme&#160;Monday 18 JuneVenue: Albert Calsamiglia Hall, Roger de Llúria Building13:30 Welcome lunch14:30 Welcome address, Josep M. Delgado (Head of Department of Humanities, UPF) 14:35 Introduction, Albert Garcia-Balañà, Jeanne Moisand and Teresa Segura-Garcia14:45 First panel: Emancipatory politics in colonial CubaChair: Evelyn Hu-DeHart (Brown University)“Interracial marriage and politics of intimacy in colonial Cuba, mid-nineteenth century”, Jeanne Moisand (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne/GRIMSE)“Caring for the cause abroad: Gender politics within Cuban separatist exiles, 1848–1878”, Romy Sánchez (Université de Caen Normandie)“Emancipating the Republic”, Lisa Surwillo (Stanford University)&#160;Tuesday 19 JuneVenue: Mercè Rodoreda Auditorium, Mercè Rodoreda Building09:00 Coffee and pastries09:30 Second panel: New voices on gender and empire (PhD students)Chair: Stephen Jacobson (Director of Jaume Vicens Vives University Institute of History, IUHJVV, UPF)“Colonising taste and desire: Eating and sexual practices in the Mariana Islands at the beginning of the Spanish colonial period”, Verónica Peña Filiu and Enrique Moral de Eusebio (UPF/GRIMSE)“Religious vocation as a way to challenge familial gendered power relations”, Inès Anrich (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)“Why did Shangó lose its breasts when arrived in the Caribbean? Hermeneutics of the Afro-Caribbean, between the Bildung and its early accommodations”, Karo Moret-Miranda (UFF/GRIMSE)“Women in business: An insight into a recent dialogue between women and gender history and business history”, Laurine Manac’h (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)“Manly or effeminate? Gendered representations of colonial soldiers within the French empire, 1857–1918”, Stéphanie Soubrier (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)13:30 Lunch14:45 Third panel: Race and gender from discourse to practiceChair: Clyde Plumauzille (Labex EHNE)“Discussing the moral flaws of an “Oriental” land: Gender, nation and empire in Spain, c. 1800–1850”, Xavier Andreu-Miralles (València)“Gender, caste, and colonialism: The politics of ‘female education’ in western India, 1848–1890s”, Jana Tschurenev (Center for Modern Indian Studies, University of Göttingen)“Colonised women’s agency and the Maternal and Child Welfare policy: A history of colonialism through a history of maternity (Gold Coast, Ghana, 1915–1950s)”, Anne Hugon (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)20:00 Workshop dinner&#160;Wednesday 20 JuneVenue: Mercè Rodoreda Auditorium, Mercè Rodoreda Building 09:00 Coffee and pastriesFourth panel: European masculinities in colonial spacesChair: Linda Jones (UPF/ECERM-NEXUS)“Gender and penal colonies: The case of the French military system”, Dominique Kalifa (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)“Gender, intimacy, and colonialism in the Indian court: British tutors and royal pupils in princely India, c. 1870–1900”, Teresa Segura-Garcia (UPF/GRIMSE)“Spanish soldiers and Afro-Cuban women: Race, gender, and nation in the metropolitan experience of the colonial war (Cuba, 1895–1898)”, Albert Garcia-Balañà (UPF/GRIMSE)12:00 Closing remarks and debate12:30 Lunch