Sunday, November
14 (6-8pm)
Informal meeting over dinner and drinks at "Le
Klein Hollande", Rue du Roi de Sicile
(Metro Saint Paul)
Monday, November 15
9.00-9.15 am
Welcome
Werner Paravicini (Deutsches Historisches Institut
Paris)
9.15-9.45 am
Short Introduction
Driss El Yazami (Génériques) and Rainer Ohliger
(Network Migration in Europe)
9.45.-10.45 am
Opening Lecture
Migration Between Commemoration and Historical Reconstruction
Philippe Rygiel (Panthéon-Sorbonne/Laboratoire de sciences
sociales de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure)
10.45-11.15 am
Coffee Break
11.15 am-12.45 pm
Panel 1: Migrants,
Migrations and Plurality in Early Modern Europe
Alexander Schunka (University of Stuttgart, History):
Historical Representations and Collective Memory of Bohemian
Migrants in Saxony
Hanna Helena Sonkajärvi (European University Institute/Florence,
History): Early Modern Citizenship versus the Denationalization
of the Foreigner: Some Methodological Considerations
Related to a Study of étrangers in the 18th Century
Strasbourg
Klaus Weber (University of Southhampton): Making French
Migrants Loyal Germans: Huguenots in Hamburg (1685-1985)
Chair: Mareike König (DHI Paris)
12.45-2.30 pm
Lunch Break 2.30-3.30
pm
Panel 2: Troubled
Memories: Predicaments of Migration and Migration History
(1)
Anna Lipphardt (Univ. of Potsdam): Reconstructing Vilne:
'The Most Yiddish City in the World’: in New York,
Israel and Vilnius after the Holocaust
Dovile Budryté (Brenau University/USA): Commemorating
Forced Migration in the Baltic States
Manuela Bojadzijev (Frankfurt University) and Michael
Esch (Centre Marc Bloch): Migration History –
Migrant History: Considerations on Autonomy of Migration
and Appropiation
Chair: Mareike König (DHI Paris)
3.30-4.00 pm
Coffee Break
4.00-5.30 pm
Panel 3: Troubled Memories: Predicaments of Migration
and Migration History (2)
Alexander Freund (The University of Winnipeg,): Troubling
Memories After Migration: Germans in North America since
1945
Daniel Cohen (Rice University/USA): Remembering Post-War
Displaced Persons: From Omission to Resurrection
Pierre de Trégomain (University of Paris III): Constructing
Authenticity: The Case of the Transylvanian Saxons in
West Germany’s Early Years
Chair: Dirk Hoerder (University of Bremen)
8.00 pm
Dinner
Tuesday, November 16
9.00-10.30 am
Panel 4: Migrants in the Public Sphere: Representation
and Commemoration
Practices (1)
Enrica Capussotti (University of Siena): Remembering
Lamerica: Emigration, Immigration and Italian position
in Europe
Sarah Vanessa Losego (University of Trier): “La
parole aux immigrés”: The History of a
Radio Programme (Longwy 1979)
Lavinia Snejana Stan (Univ. of Cluj-Napoca): We Have
an Exile - What to Do With It? The Image of Romanian
Exiles in the Romanian Media before and after 1989
Chair: Rainer Ohliger (Network Migration in Europe)
10.30-11.00 am
Coffee Break
11.00 am-12.30 pm
Panel 5: Migrants in the Public Sphere: Representation
and Commemoration
Practices (2)
Myriam Cherti (University of Sussex in Brighton): Reconstruction
Moroccan Migration History in Britain: An Oral History
Approach
Heike Bungert (Univ. of Cologne/Univ. of Bremen): Festivals
of Migrants as a Medium of Ethnic Memory
Rainer Ohliger (Network Migration in Europe) and Jan
Motte (LZZ Solingen): Men and Women With(out) History?
Looking for Lieux de Mémoire in Germany’s
Immigration Society
Chair: Michael Esch (Centre Marc Bloch, Berlin)
12.30-2.00 pm
Lunch
2.00-3.30 pm
Panel 6: Social Memory and the Historiography of Immigration
Wladimir Fischer (Univ. of Vienna): Proposing an Historiographic
Strategy for
‘Former Yugoslav Migrations’ to (and from)
Vienna
Patrick Farges (Université de Paris VIII –
Saint Denis): Between the Cracks of the Canadian Mosaic:
Culture and Identity of German-speaking Exiles in Canada,
1933-2003
Chair: Susanne Schwalgin (University of Münster)
3.30-4.30 pm
Panel 7: Representing
and Displaying Migration History: Museums and Exhibitions
(1)
Sorina Capp and Antoinette Reuter (Institut Européen
des Itinéraires culturels/Centre de Documentation
sur les Migrations Humaines, Luxemburg): Europeanizing
Migra-tion History: The European Project of a Transnational
Migration Route
Driss El Yazami (Génériques Paris): Towards
a French Migration Museum: Debates, Concepts, Projects
Brigitte Jelen (University of California, Irvine):«Leur
histoire est notre histoire»: Immigrant Culture
in France between Visibility and Invisibility
Chair: Philippe Rygiel (Panthéon-Sorbonne/Laboratoire
de sciences sociales de l'E-cole Normale Supérieure)
4.30-5.00 pm
Coffee Break
5.00-6.30 pm
Panel 8: Representing
and Displaying Migration History: Museums and Exhibitions
(2)
Joachim Baur (University of Tübingen): Commemorating
Immigration in the Immi-grant Society: Alternative Approaches
in three New York Museums
Dagmar Kift (Westphalian Industrial Museum, Dortmund):
Representing Migrants and Migration in an Industrial
Museum: Issues and Practices
Udo Gößwald (City Museum Berlin-Neukölln):
Born in Europe – New Identities: Cultural History
of Migrants in the Work of Regional Museums
Chair: Driss El Yazami (Génériques)
7.00 pm
Dinner Buffet
8.15 pm
Concluding Evening
Keynote Speech (Public)
Dirk Hoerder (University of Bremen): Europe's Many Worlds
and Their Global Interconnections |
