Université Bordeaux Montaigne,

4-5 april 2019 MSHA (Salle Jean Borde)

OrganizersCorinne Marache

(U. Bordeaux Motaigne)Juan Pan-Montojo

(U. autonoma of Madrid)Leen Van Molle (KU Leuven)

NB: 20 min. for the presentation of each paper, 5-10 min. for discussant plus 15-20 min. for open discussion

THUrSdAy April, 4

Morning

8.30-9.00: Welcoming participants

09.00-09.30: Short introduction by the organizers

1. Politicization (especially local, bottom-up approach)Juan pan-Montojo (chair), laurent Brassart (discussant)

09.30-10.15: Jean-pierre Jessenne, IRHIS-Université de Lille, Académie d’Agriculture de FranceTowns/Countryside between Seine and Flanders in the Time of Revolutions: Harmony and Wrong Notes of Partitions Town /Countryside and their Political Consequences (1789-1815)

10.15-10.45 Coffee

Juan pan-Montojo (chair), laurent Brassart (discussant)

10.45-11.30: Niels Grüne, University of InnsbruckSocial Inequality and the Political Integration of Rural Communities in Nineteenth-Century Germany: Comparative Views on the Dynamics of Translocalisation [late 18th c.-1850]

11.30-12.15: Benjamin duinat, Université Paris Sciences et Lettres – Universidad Complutense de MadridIs the Experience of Rupture in Contiguity a Specific Vector of Appropriating Politics of Nation-States? Basque Borderland (France-Spain) during the Era of Delimitation, 1780-1880

12.15-13h30 Lunch

Afternoon

2. Violence and protestLeen Van Molle (chair), Corinne Marache (discussant)

13.30-14.15: Alexandre dupont, Université de StrasbourgA War within the War: Peasants’ Attacks against the Woods during the Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871

14.15-15.00: Óscar Bascuñán Añover, Universidad Complutense de MadridRituals of Punishment: Popular Justice in Spain, 1895-1923

15.00-15.30 Coffee

Leen Van Molle (chair), Nadine Vivier (discussant)

15.30-16.15: Milan Řepa, Univerzita Masarykova, Brno Nation, and Self-Interest. The Moravian Peasantry at Daybreak of Civil Society (1860-1880)

16.15-17.00: daniel Brett, University College LondonShifting Repertoires of Contention? Politicisation, Enfranchisement and Small Arms Fire in the Rural Class Conflict. Romania and Ireland from 1900-1950

20.00 Conference diner

FridAy April, 5

Morning

3. Politicization (especially party politics, from above, plus perceptions)Corinne Marache (chair), Juan pan-Montojo (discussant)

09.00-09.45 : Florencia peyrou, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Was there a Republican Discourse on the Countryside in 19th Century Europe? An approach from Spain (1840-1873)

09.45-10.30: Jordi planas, University of Barcelona, and raimon Soler-Becerro, University of BarcelonaThe Transition to Mass Politics in the Catalan Countryside, 1890-1936

10.30-11.00 Coffee

Corinne Marache (chair), Leen Van Molle (discussant)

11.00-11.45: Miguel Cabo, University of Santiago de CompostelaAgrarian Parties in Europe, 1888-1945

11.45-12.30: Clare Griffiths, Cardiff UniversityThe Rural Voter in Britain, 1832-1945: Separate and Unequal?

12.30-13.00: General discussion + publication prospects

13.00-14.00 Lunch