Thursday, 6 November 2014
09.00 Welcome
Oliver Buxton-Dunn, Luca Scholz
Opening Keynote:
09.30 Barricades, Walls or Membranes: Reflections on the Stability and Permeability of Territorial Borders
Rainer Bauböck (European University Institute – Department of Political and Social Sciences)
10.00 Discussion
Coffee Break
1 Deportation, Banishment, Unauthorized Presences (Chair: Raffaella Del Sarto):
10.45 Perception et pratiques de la frontière. L’exemple de la peine du bannissement dans le Saint-Empire moderne
Falk Bretschneider (École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris – Centre Georg Simmel)
11.15 Deportation, borders and membership in historical perspective
Rutger Birnie (European University Institute – Department of Political and Social Sciences)
11.45 Criminalization as a bordering practice
Ana Aliverti (University of Warwick – Warwick Law School)
12.15 Discussion
Lunch
2 The Sea as a Border: Creation and Negotiation of Maritime Borders (Chair: Jorge Flores):
14.00 Pragmatic border negotiation in the eighteenth-century English Channel
Renaud Morieux (University of Cambridge – Faculty of History)
14.30 Discovering the Early British Port, and the Question of Authority. c. 1550-1600
Oliver Buxton-Dunn (European University Institute – Department of History and Civilization)
Coffee Break
15.15 The Externalization of Borders: The Spanish-Moroccan Case
Jonathan Zaragoza (European University Institute – Department of Political and Social Sciences)
15.45 Discussion
20.00 Dinner
Friday, 7 November 2014
3 Borders, Identity and the Construction of Otherness (Chair: Stéphane Van Damme):
09.00 Frontières et calendriers dans le Saint-Empire au XVIIe siècle
Christophe Duhamelle (École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris – Centre de recherches historiques)
09.30 Modern Borders of 'Otherness' in Hispano-Moroccan Colonization (1859-1912)
Itzea Goicolea-Amiano (European University Institute – Department of History and Civilization)
10.00 Exploring the limits of medieval citizenries: Serfs and peasants as citizens in fifteenth century Barcelona
Carolina Obradors (European University Institute – Department of History and Civilization)
Coffee Break
10.45 Making Borders Material: Concepts and Practices of the Language Frontier in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1880-1918
Pieter Judson (European University Institute – Department of History and Civilization)
11.15 Discussion
Lunch
4 Border Security, Trafficking and Perceptions of Border Crossings (Chair: Regina Grafe):
13.00 Disputable Borders. Conduct and the Enclosure of Movement in the Holy Roman Empire,
c. 1570-1680
Luca Scholz (European University Institute – Department of History and Civilization)
13.30 Gender and Security in Anti-Trafficking Policies: Responding to a Crisis of Boundaries
Lucrecia Rubio Grundell (European University Institute – Department of Political and Social Sciences)
14.00 Of Sovereignty and Autonomy
Audrey Macklin (European University Institute – Department of Law & University of Toronto – Faculty of Law)
Coffee Break
14.45 Concluding Discussion
20.00 Dinner