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Academic Migrations, Elite Formation and Modernisation of Nation States
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Academic Migrations, Elite Formation and Modernisation of Nation States i=
n
Europe (second part of the 19th century – 1939)
Location:	Hungary
Conference Begins:	2005-04-07 (in 9 days)
Date Submitted: 	2005-03-24
Announcement ID: 	144872
Academic Migrations, Elite Formation and Modernisation of Nation States i=
n
Europe (second part of the 19th century – 1939)

International Conference organised by Pasts Inc. Center for Historical=20
Studies,
Central European University (Budapest) in cooperation with the research=20
network
=AB Academic migrations within and to Europe =BB

April 7-9 2005, Central European University, Budapest

The aims of this conference are (1) to offer a systematic overview of the
current state of research in the field of the history of academic=20
migrations,
(2) to highlight the achievements of and the gaps in national=20
historiographies
and (3) to discuss the problems emerging from the existing sources and=20
suggest
solutions by elaborating common instruments in terms of concepts and=20
categories.

Conference Program

Thursday, April 7

14.30 Welcome by Professor Victor Karady (Central European University,=20
Budapest)

15.00 Plenary Lecture
Professor Helga Hammerstein (Trinity College, Dublin)
Student migration - a challenge

16.00 Coffee/Tea

SESSION 1
Academic Migrations from the European Periphery and the Mediterranean Bas=
in

Chair : Victor Karady (Central European University, Budapest)

16.30 Carolina Rodriguez Lopez (Instituto Antonio de Nebrija de estudios=20
sobre
la Universidad, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
Apprendre =E0 l'=E9tranger ce dont nous avons besoin chez nous. Note sur =
les=20
voyages
d'=E9tudes des universitaires espagnols (1900-1939)

17.00 Nicolas Manitakis (Paris)
Historiographie et sources sur les migrations d'=E9tudes des Grecs : un b=
ref
aper=E7u

17.30 Arpine Maniero (M=FCnchen Universit=E4t)
Armenische Studenten in Detuschland vom Ende des 19. bis zu Anfang des=20
20 Jhs.
Forschungsstand und Quellenbasis

18.00 Mohamed Dhifallah (Universit=E9 de la Mannouba, Tunisie)
Emigration des =E9tudiants tunisiens en France : sources et historiograph=
ie

18.30 Andreas de Boor (Martin-Luther Universit=E4t, Halle)
Erfahrungen historisch-statistischer Untersuchungen zur Studentenmigratio=
n

Friday, April 8

SESSION 2

Academic Migrations from Eastern and Central Europe

Chair : Natalia Tikhonov (Geneva)

9.30 Anatolij Ivanov (Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of=20
Sciences,
Moscow)
Die russische Historiographie und ihre Quellen zur Geschichte der
Studentenschaft im Ausland Ende des 19. - Anfang des 20. Jahrunderts

10.00 Alexander Dmitriev (Institute for the History of Science and=20
Technology,
Russian Academy of Sciences, St Petersburg)
>From Foreign Postgraduate Preparation to Soviet Academic Trip : State Re=
gulation
of Russian presence in the European „University Republic“,=20
1910-1920

10.30 Ljubinka Trgovcevic (Belgrade University)
>From Import of Elite to Creation of domestic Intelligentsia. State of re=
search
about academic migrations and elite formation in Serbia (1839-1914)

11.00 Coffee/Tea

11.30 Lucian Nastasa (G. Bariţiu History Institute, Romanian Academy=
 of
Sciences, Cluj)
For a Prosopography of the Romanian Academic Migrations (1864-1948).=20
Sources and
Historiography

12.00 Dimitar Veselinov (St. Clement University, Sofia)
Formation de l'=E9lite bulgare (1878-1939): =E9tudes pr=E9liminaires.

12.30 Laszlo Sz=F6gi (University Library, Budapest)
Hungarian students migration abroad. Results of the last ten years of
investigations

13.00 Lunch

SESSION 3

Foreign Students and Host Countries

Chair : Claudie Weill (EHESS, Paris)

14.30 Hartmut R. Peter (Martin-Luther Universit=E4t, Halle)
Quellen und Forschungen zur Geschichte des Ausl=E4nderstudiums in Deutsch=
land.
Kritische Bemerkungen zu zentralen Problemen

15.00 Eva Bauer (European University Institute, Florence)
Bildungsmigration und national motivierte Studentenunruhen in der
Habsburgermonarchie 1866-1915

15.30 Zsuzsanna Heilauf (Budapest)
Foreign Students in Higher Education Institutions in Hungary between=20
1635 and
1944

16.00 Elisa Signori (Pavia University)
Italian Universities and foreign Students (1900-1939)

16.30 Coffee Break

17.00 Pierre Moulinier (Paris)
Historiographie et sources de l'histoire des migrations =E9tudiantes en F=
rance
(1800-1940)

17.30 Natalia Tikhonov (Geneva)
Foreign students at Swiss universities : academic sources and=20
statistical data

18.00 Marc Vuilleumier (Geneva)
Quelles sources sur la vie des =E9tudiants slaves, juifs, arm=E9niens, et=
c. en
Suisse ?

18.30 Pieter Dhondt (Leuwen Catholic University)
Foreign students at Belgian universities. A statistical and bibliographic=
al
approach

Saturday, April 10

SESSION 4

Academic Migrations beyond Universities and new investigations

Chair : Elisa Signori (Pavia University)

9.30 Claudie Weil (EHESS, Paris)
Migrations =E9tudiantes et nomadisme institutionnel

10.00 Ewa Bobrowska-Jakubowska (Mus=E9e d’art am=E9ricain, Giverny)
La formation artistique : probl=E8me fondamental des jeunes cr=E9ateurs e=
n
Pologne =E0 la fin de la p=E9riode des partages. Entre le pays et l'=E9tr=
anger

10.30 Alexandre Kostov (Acad=E9mie des sciences de Bulgarie, Sofia)
Les =E9tudiants balkaniques dans les =E9coles techniques fran=E7aises, XI=
Xe=20
–
d=E9but du XXe si=E8cle

11.00 Florea Ioncioaia (Romania)
To be confirmed

11.30 Boris Czerny (Universit=E9 de Caen) et Claudie Weill (EHESS, Paris)
Candidats au d=E9part : les correspondances de l'Association des =E9tudia=
nts=20
russes
de Paris, 1908-1911

12.00 Nicolas Manitakis (Paris)
Les =E9tudiants migrants face aux Etats modernes bureaucratiques : les
p=E9r=E9grinations acad=E9miques sous tutelle =E9tatique (fin XIXe si=E8c=
le –
premi=E8re moiti=E9 du XXe si=E8cle)

12.30 Lunch

14.00 – 16.00 Round table discussion

Editorial project on sources and historiography of academic migrations=20
within
and to Europe

Conference Committee

Prof. Victor Karady, History Department, Central European University,
karadyv@ceu.hu
Dr. Hartmut R. Peter, Institut f=FCr Geschichte, Martin-Luther-Universit=E4=
t=20
Halle,
hrpeter@web.de
Dr. Natalia Tikhonov, Geneva, Switzerland
natalia.tikhonov@histec.unige.ch

Conference Sponsors

Pasts Inc. Center for Historical Studies, Budapest, Hungary

	Dr. Natalia Tikhonov
6, chemin du Champ d'Anier
1209 Geneva
Switzerland
Email: natalia.tikhonov@histec.unige.ch