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MADRID Institute for Advanced Study MADRID Institute for Advanced Study
2020.2021
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Ciudad Universitaria de Cantoblanco
Pabellón C.
C/. Einstein 13
28049 Madrid-España
Casa de Velázquez
C/. Paul Guinard, 3
28040 Madrid-España
Tel.: +34 91.455.15.80
contact@madrid-ias.eu
2020.2021 The Madrid Institute for Advanced Study (MIAS) is a research centre that has been created jointly by the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid as part of the development of the UAM-CSIC International Campus of Excellence and Casa de Velázquez.
MADRID Institute for Advanced Study
The mission
MIAS is the first Institute for Advanced during their residency, and who will Members of the European network NetIAS
Study in the Iberian Peninsula, as well pursue an innovative project in an en-
as in the Spanish-American area. Its vironment conducive to scientific de-
purpose is, by means of a policy of invi- bate among the different disciplines
tations to prestige guest researchers, to and civilisations. The Institute supports
reinforce and internationalise research, fundamental research across the entire Helsinki
Uppsala
chiefly in the sphere of Humanities and range of Humanities, Social and Legal Oslo
Social Sciences. Sciences, with a transversal perspective
Edinburgh
extending from the Iberian world to the
It aims at enhancing national and inter- global dimension. Aarhus
national scientific environments, with a
Delmenhorst
view to achieving due recognition in the To that extent, MIAS coordinates the Cambridge
Amsterdam
Berlin Warsaw
coming years as one of the most attrac- European project FAILURE: Reversing Bielefeld
tive Institutes for Advanced Study in Eu- the Genealogies of Unsuccess, 16th-19th Brussels
rope. This is why it participates in vari- centuries within the framework of the Paris Vienna
ous European and worldwide networks H2020 Marie-Skłodowska-Curie-Actions Nantes Freiburg
Konstanz
Budapest
of Institutes for Advanced Study, such as Programme, RISE call (Grant Agree- Zürich Bucharest
Lyon
NetIAS (Network of European Institutes ment number 823998), financed by the
Bologna
for Advanced Study), of which it was ad- European Commission. This project in- Marseille Sofia
mitted a full member in April 2019, or tends to offer a space for multidisciplinar
UBIAS (University-based Institutes for dialogue in the Hispanic sphere on the Madrid
Advanced Study). processes of attribution, negotiation
and reversibility of the label of failure in
Its policy, based on invitations, intends the personal, group and state spheres,
to put together a community comprising through the organization of international
individual researchers, who are free from seminars and symposiums. Jerusalem
any academic or administrative duties
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Fellows 2020.2021
Call for applications Residency
MIAS’s annual call for applications, open to all nationalities, values the presentation of Following acceptance through a strict To encourage the exchanges and con-
proposals that enhance the international visibility of the UAM-CEI International Cam- selection process, residents are al- nections between its fellows, the In-
pus of Excellence, as well as Casa de Velázquez’s research guidelines. Considering lowed full autonomy to pursue their stitute holds meetings and communal
its international talent recruitment policy, the Institute does not require candidates to research projects, though they are en- meals at Casa de Velázquez or at the
provide evidence of knowledge of Spanish or of prior research experience in Spain. The couraged to interact with one another UAM campus approximately every
annual call for applications consists in several programs divided between annual and and with the scientific community lo- week. MIAS also offers its residents the
short-stays. cally, regionally and nationally. MIAS’s possibility to organise an international
scientific community as such consists seminar during their stay, alternative-
of 25 researchers in Human and So- ly at the dedicated spaces of the Uni-
cial Sciences, whose stay in Madrid versidad Autónoma de Madrid or Casa
varies from 3 to 10 months, as well de Velázquez, on a subject relevant to
Programme Conditions as longer-term resident researchers. their research project. These seminars
There is a monitoring committee to are held every Monday, and permit the
. Tomás y Valiente
provide scientific follow-up for all MIAS fellows to know more about their col-
Researchers who obtained their doctorate between 01/01/2009 and 31/12/2016
residents and facilitate cross-discipli- leagues’ works, and enhance synergies
and whose work requires a 3 years scientific residency in Madrid
nary exchanges among them by means between them. In the organisation of
(renewable for an additional 2 years, according to specific conditions)
of periodic meetings, in direct contact these seminars, MIAS fellows receive
. Marcel Bataillon with the scientific communities at the the scientific support and advice from
Researchers who obtained their doctorate between 01/01/2009 and 31/12/2016 Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and at the members of the MIAS Executive
and whose work requires a 10 months scientific residency in Madrid Casa de Velázquez. Committee.
. Lucienne Domergue (in collaboration with the Institut français d’Espagne)
Researchers who obtained their doctorate between 01/01/2009 and 31/12/2016
and whose work requires a 6 months scientific residency in Madrid
. François Chevalier
Post-doctoral or experienced researchers whose work
requires a 3 to 4 months scientific residency in Madrid
. SMI-CNRS More informations: madrid-ias.eu
CNRS* researcher or professor-researcher attached to a UMR**
whose work requires a 3 to 10 months scientific residency in Madrid
* Centre national de la recherche scientifique
** Unité Mixte de Recherche
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The Seminars
During their stay, all of the MIAS fellows
are invited and encouraged to present
their research project within the frame-
work of the weekly seminars that are
held on Monday mornings (with the ex-
ception of public holidays when they are
occasionally placed on Tuesdays) on a
semi-present mode, some of the au-
dience being present, others following
by way of virtual seminar programmes.
They are free to invite colleagues work-
ing on related themes or disciplines from
other universities in the Madrid area or
members from the EHEHI present at the
Casa de Velázquez.
The dates for the Autumn period are as
follows: 19th and 25th October; 16th, 23rd,
30th November and 14th December.
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Tomás y Valiente fellow Tomás y Valiente fellow
Cristina BRAVO LOZANO Silvia GONZÁLEZ SOUTELO
Monopoly, competence and territorial defence. Healing spas in Antiquity: analysis of Roman
The Spanish monarchy before the Scotch thermalism from an architectonical and functional
settlement in Darien, 1695-1700 point of view
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The creation of a Scottish colony in Darien Cristina Bravo Lozano has a Ph.D. in Early In the study of bathing buildings in Antiqui- Silvia González Soutelo has a Ph.D. with first
stands as a paradigmatic example of terri- Modern History from the Universidad ty, there is a significant lack of knowledge Class honours in Classical Archaeology from
torial expansion and commercial projection Autónoma de Madrid. She has been a post- about spas using mineral-medicinal waters. the Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
in America in the Age of Mercantilism. The doctoral researcher at the Universidad These establishments show a series of spe- (USC), awarded with an Extraordinary prize
foundation in 1695 of the Company of Scot- Pablo de Olavide (Seville). Among her topics cific characteristics that must be analysed for her doctorate; she has also a Higher
land Trading followed the model of other of research, the Spanish-Irish relations in from an interdisciplinary and multidisci- Degree in Archaeology from the Universi-
worldwide-trading nations, after the de- the 17th century, the diplomatic and cultural plinary perspective, based on the best pre- tat de Barcelona. She has participated in a
mise of the monopolistic hegemony of the activity of the Spanish embassies in Lon- served and well documented examples in large number of National and International
Iberian powers. In an attempt to enter the don, The Hague, Copenhagen and Hamburg the context of the Roman Empire. research projects and has taken part in the
overseas commercial circles, the Scottish after the treaties of Westphalia (1648-1702), Building on research that has been carried interdisciplinary European project CROSS-
merchants set their sights on the Isthmus and the confessional politics of Charles II in out until the present day (mainly in the Ibe- CULT (H2020-REFLECTIVE-6-2015).
of Panama, which was under the sovereign- Northern Europe stand out. rian Peninsula), we propose a larger scale As a pre-doctoral and post-doctoral re-
ty of Charles II. Considerable historiograph- She is author of a monograph and has project in which a detailed study of the searcher, she has been a visiting scholar at
ical attention has been paid to this episode, co-edited six books. She has published most significant aspects of these complex- numerous International Centers, and she
beginning in the 19th century. However, the the results of her research as articles in es, from around the Roman Empire, will be has participated as a member in Interna-
Spanish response, the Monarchy’s efforts to journals and contributions to collective undertaken. tional archaeological Projects. She was
preserve territories that were strategically volumes. She has participated in different To this end, the documentation relating to awarded the highly competitive Spanish
critical for the flow of goods and precious seminars and congresses, national and these establishments will be thoroughly re- “Juan de la Cierva“ Fellowship at the Uni-
metals, is much less well known. This pro- international, and has organized scientific viewed, and an international collaboration versitat Autònoma de Barcelona; she has
ject explains the multi-layered reaction meetings in Spain, France, Portugal, Ger- will be promoted. Furthermore, considering been a lecturer at the USC and Universidad
– political-diplomatic, financial and mili- many and Hungary. All of this academic the peculiarities of each territory and work- de Vigo and a “Torres Quevedo“ researcher
tary – of a supposedly decadent monarchy. activity has been combined with teaching ing mainly from an architectonic and func- from the Spanish MINECO.
Based on the latest research trends, it shall at bachelor, master and doctorate levels at tional point of view, we will develop a specific Since 2012, she has also been a coordina-
combine different factors and variables to different European universities. methodology to establish an interpretive tor of the archaeological project “Marmora
explain the process of occupation and the proposal for these thermal buildings. The Galicia” for the study of the exploitation and
eventual abandonment of the Scottish col- final goal will be to foster a European project use of marble in Antiquity in the Northwest
ony in Darien, their failure and the Spanish in the study of Roman thermalism. of the Iberian Peninsula.
imperial power in the context of the succes-
sion’s crisis.
Latest publications
- González Soutelo S., Matilla Séiquer G., “Inventario y revisión de los principales enclaves
de aguas mineromedicinales en Hispania. Un estado de la cuestión”, in Matilla G.,
González S. (eds.), Termalismo antiguo en Hispania. Hacia un nuevo análisis del tejido
Latest publications balneario en época romana y tardorromana en la Península Ibérica, Anejos del Archivo
- Bravo Lozano C., Spain and the Irish Mission, 1609-1707, Nueva York, Routledge, 2019. Español de Arqueología, 78, 2017, pp. 495-602.
- Bravo Lozano C.,“Pinturas, ornamentos y otros recaudos. La circulación de ‘trastos’ entre - Gómez Pérez C.P. , González Soutelo S., Mourelle Mosqueira M.L., Legido Soto J.L.,
las capillas españolas de Londres y La Haya, 1662-1665”, Archivo Español de Arte, 91/361 “Spa techniques and technologies: from the past to the present”, Sustainable Water
(2018), pp. 17-28. Resources Management, 2016 [https://doi.org/10.1007/s40899-017-0136-1].
- Bravo Lozano C.,“Popular protests, the public sphere and court Catholicism. The insults - González Soutelo, S., “Shall we go “ad aquas”? Putting Roman healing spas on the map”,
to the chapel of the Spanish Embassy in London, 1685-1688”, Culture & History Digital ETF. Serie I, Prehistoria y Arqueología, 12, 2019, 151-190. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5944/
Journal, 6/1 (2017), pp. 1-16. etfi.12.2019.25939.
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Tomás y Valiente fellow Tomás y Valiente fellow
José Enrique LÓPEZ MARTÍNEZ Cristina NOMBELA
Reception of Spanish prose fiction Understanding Parkinson’s disease: how integral
of the 16th and 17th Century in France: cognition models are plotting a new roadmap
bibliography, translations, adaptations,
polemics, theory
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This project proposes to update the studies José Enrique López Martínez was awarded Spain does age. Ageing is the main risk fac- Cristina Nombela is a psychologist working
on the reception of texts of baroque Spanish a Doctorate in Spanish Philology at the Uni- tor for neurodegenerative diseases, such as for more than 15 years in understanding
fiction in France. versitat Autònoma de Barcelona in 2011. Parkinson’s disease. Parkinsonian patients the cognitive disturbances in neurodegen-
On the one hand, the project will produce In his postdoctoral stage he has worked debut with motor symptoms but 8 out of 10 erative diseases, particularly in Parkinson’s
significant studies on specific works and at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de patients present cognitive impairments that disease, which is a priority within the Hori-
authors, with the aim of advancing the México, the Universitat Autònoma de Bar- may eventually reach dementia status. zon Europe program. Her work has covered
knowledge of translations and adaptations celona, the École Normale Supérieure de Clinical and cognitive features progress at two main research lines: i) Cognition: de-
of Spanish fiction into French; and on the Lyon, and the Universitat de València. different paces, creating varied profiles of scription of characteristics that depict cog-
role of literary historiography in the con- He is a specialist in editions and the study the same disease. Each of these profiles is nitive impairments in Parkinson’s disease
struction of a national thought concerning of Spanish Golden Age theater and prose. characterized by key specific cognitive im- and healthy controls using Neuropsycho-
the development of French literature and He has published critical editions of Salas pairments, high or low intensity in depres- logical and Neuroimaging techniques; and
the influence of other countries. Barbadillo, Lope de Vega and Tirso de sive mood or anxiety, variable motor pat- ii) Treatment: assessment of non-pharma-
On the other hand, the project will create Molina, and various studies in journals terns, different perception of quality of life or cological tools in cognition (Cognitive train-
important tools for researchers, specifi- such as Anales Cervantinos, Boletín de la expectancies, etc. All of these aspects deter- ing and surgical treatment).
cally a comprehensive bibliographic cat- RAE, NRFH and La Perinola. mine the type of patients, being highly rele- Her research has been undertaken in the
alogue of translations and adaptations He is a member of the Editorial Board of vant to assess the treatment that better fits UK (University of Cambridge from 2010
of Spanish narrative texts in France, and the Atalanta journal and is a regular col- into each patient. In this context, the “treat- to 2014), Italy (Università degli Studi La
additionally a complete bibliography of laborator to Anuario Lope de Vega, Studia ment” gathers both pharmacological and Sapienza di Roma), France (Hôpital de la
critical studies on the subject, from the Aurea and Hispania Felix. Since 2004, he non-pharmacological approaches (meaning Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris) and Spain (Uni-
17th century to the present. has participated in conferences on 24 oc- training, behaving therapy, group dynamics, versidad de Murcia, Hospital Clínico San
casions, and is the General Director of among others). Carlos de Madrid).
the International Conference “The theatre The aim of this project is to integrate a Future research aims concern exploring
within the theatre in Spanish Golden Age comprehensive model of cognition in new cognitive paradigms by combining
Comedia” (UNAM, Mexico, 2013). Since Parkinson’s disease. neuropsychology & neuroimaging, mainly
2008 he has been a collaborator of the focusing in cognitive and clinical profiles in
Prolope research group, and most recently patients with Parkinson’s disease.
of the Artelope group of the Universitat de
València.
Latest publications
- Giné et al. (Co-last and corresponding author) 2019. The Women Neuroscientists
Latest publications in the Cajal School. Front Neuroanat 13, 72. Q1, IF: 3.152.
- López Martínez J.E., Su patria, Madrid: Vida y obra de Alonso Jeronimo - Nombela et al (2014). Genetic impact on cognition and brain function in newly diagnosed
de Salas Barbadillo, Toulouse, PUM, 2020. Parkinson’s disease: ICICLE-Parkinson’s disease Study. Brain 137: 2743-58. D1, IF: 9.196 .
- López Martínez J.E., Critical edition of: Alonso Jerónimo de Salas Barbadillo, - Nombela et al (2014). Impulsivity in Parkinson’s disease: A multidimensional
El caballero puntual, Madrid, 2016. conceptualization. PLoS One 9(1):e85747. Q1, IF: 3.234.
- López Martínez J.E., “Un paso perdido: ‘el buen pasto’ (Quijote I, XIII), y una pequeña - Nombela et al (2013). Into the groove: can rhythm influence Parkinson´s disease?
adición para el Diccionario”, Boletín de la Real Academia Española, 313, 2016, pp. 171-200. Neurosci Biobehav Rev 37(10 Pt 2):2564-70. D1, IF: 10.284.
- López Martínez J.E., “Corrección de vicios, de Salas Barbadillo, y la primera etapa de - Nombela et al (2011). Cognitive rehabilitation in Parkinson’s disease: evidence
la novela corta española”, Lejana. Revista Crítica de Narrativa Breve, 7, 2014, pp. 1-16. from neuroimaging. Front Neurol 22, 2, 82. Q2, IF: 3.508.
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Tomás y Valiente fellow Tomás y Valiente fellow
Elena SOLESIO-JOFRE María SOTO QUESADA
Examining the course of physical, cognitive, MobiLithics: Fingerprinting the Exploitation
and neural decline in frail aging of Stone Resources
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This project aims to increase the quali- Elena Solesio-Jofre obtained her Europe- MobiLithics is a multiscalar project aimed María Soto Quesada has obtained an Eras-
ty of life for the frail elderly, by reinforc- an Ph.D. (Suma Cum Laude) in 2009 from at characterising the subsistence prac- mus Mundus Master in Quaternary and
ing multidisciplinary research between the Universidad Complutense de Madrid tices among Homo sapiens starting from Human Evolution (2010) and a European
university and hospital. Both normal and (Spain), with a thesis on Aging and Cog- its origin in Africa and their later expan- Doctorate in Quaternary and Prehistory at
pathologic aging have been widely studied nitive Neuroscience. Specifically, she ex- sion through the European continent. This the University Rovira i Virgili (2015). She has
in recent decades, with particular empha- amined cognitive and neural deficits in project will provide high-resolution data been a Post-doctoral Associate at the Institut
sis on dementia. However, little is known seniors, using brain imaging techniques. through the investigation in two key sce- Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució
about certain prodromal conditions, such Afterwards, she worked as a post-doc- narios, the Middle Stone Age – Later Stone Social (IPHES, 2016), and at the University
as “Frailty”. This term refers to a state of toral researcher at Katholieke Universi- Age Transition in the Aïn Beni Mathar-Gue- of Calgary (Social Sciences and Humanities
vulnerability due to age that leads to falls, teit Leuven (Belgium). There, she studied faït basin (Western Morocco), and the Mid- Research Council of Canada) associated to
disability and even death. A link exists be- age-related deficits in motor control. She dle-to-Upper Palaeolithic Transition in the the project ‘Stone Tools, Diet and Sociality at
tween cognitive and physical domains, yet went back to Madrid in 2014 to work as NE of the Iberian Peninsula. Olduvai Gorge (SDS)’ (2017-2019).
their exact relationship remains unclear. an Assistant Lecturer at the Universidad Spatial modelling, petrographic, geo-chem- Her research lines are focused on the
We will try to give an answer to this com- Autónoma. Since 2016, she has been a ical and multivariate statistical analyses of definition of the procurement strategies,
plex issue through two main objectives, Marie Skłodowska Curie post-doctoral fel- the exploited lithic resources during the mobility patterns and territorial exploita-
using a longitudinal approach: 1) We will low in this institution. In this regard, she Upper Pleistocene (50-23 ka BP) will de- tion of the Palaeolithic groups, through
develop an innovative paradigm in order has developed a ground-breaking project, termine the procurement strategies and the physical-chemical characterization of
to disentangle the exact relationship be- dealing with the interactions between management of raw materials for manu- rocks (Thin sections, ESEM, XRD, FT-Ra-
tween cognitive and physical decline in emotions and cognition in aging. Remark- facturing stone tools. These will become man, EDXRF) and the GIS modelling in
the frail elderly and we will identify the ably, this project was awarded the best the archaeometric keys for understanding key archaeological sites for human evolu-
underlying neural substrates, using brain Individual European project in 2017. Along the territorial structure, mobility and occu- tion such as Olduvai Gorge (Tanzania) and
imaging techniques, and 2) We will imple- with this productive research career, she pation patterns, as adaptive responses of Sierra de Atapuerca (Spain).
ment a pioneering training programme has extensive experience in teaching and our species to changing climatic, cultural, She is a member of 19 international R&D
on physical activity in order to slow down mentoring students from different uni- and biologic dynamics on a global scale. projects, including innovative outreach
both physical and cognitive deficits in the versities. Although she publishes widely programs in Human Evolution. She is
frail elderly. This original project has high in Geriatrics and Cognitive Neuroscience the author of several scientific papers
scientific, social and economic impact and themed journals and books, she is also (e.g. J.Arch. Sci, QSR and AAS), and book
will certainly result in relevant return ben- very active in public outreach activities. chapters, and a Guest Lecturer in different
efits to society. Undergraduate and Master Programs.
Latest publications
Latest publications
- Artola Balda G., Errarte A., Isusquizal E., Barrenechea M., Alberdi Aramendi A.,
- Soto, M., Favreau, J., Campeau, K., Carter, T., Durkin, P.R., Hubbard, S.M., Nair, R.,
Hernández-Lorca M., Solesio-Jofre E. (2019). “Aging effects on resting state networks
Bushozi, P,M., Mercader, J. (2020) “Systematic sampling of quartzites in sourcing analysis:
after an emotional memory task”. Entropy, 21(4), 411, 1-19.
intra-outcrop variability at Naibor Soit, Tanzania” (part I). Archaeological and Anthropological
- Solesio-Jofre E., Beets I.A.M., Woolley D.G., Pauwels L., Chalavi S., Mantini D., Swinnen S.P. Sciences 12, 100.
(2018). “Age-dependent modulations of resting state connectivity following motor practice”.
- Soto, M., Favreau, J., Campeau, K., Carter, T., Abtosway, M., Bushozi, P.M., Clarke, S.,
Front Aging Neurosci., 6, 10-25.
Durkin, P.R., Hubbard, S.M., Inwood, J., Itambu, M., Koromo, S., Larter, F., Lee,
- Solesio-Jofre E., López-Frutos J.M., Cashdollar N., Aurtenetxe S., de Ramón I., Maestú F. P., Mwambwiga, A., Nair, R., Olesilau, L., Patalano, R., Tucker, L., Mercader, J. (2020)
(2017). “The effects of aging on the working memory processes of multi-modal associations”. “Fingerprinting of quartzitic outcrops at Oldupai Gorge, Tanzania”. Journal of Archaeological
Neuropsychol Dev Cogn B Aging Neuropsychol Cogn., 24(3): 299-320. Science: Reports, 29,102010.
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Tomás y Valiente fellow Marcel Bataillon fellow
Eugenio ZUCCHELLI Romain BONNET
The intergenerational transmission The Southern European Question: Comparing Modern
of risky behaviours Spanish, Italian and Portuguese Societies
(xixth and xxth centuries)
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His Tomás y Valiente project concerns the Eugenio Zucchelli is an empirical micro- There exists a Southern European Ques- Bio
intergenerational transmission of risky economist with broad research interests tion. Lucien Febvre, who co-founded the Romain Bonnet holds a Ph.D. in History
behaviours. The research focuses on the in the economics of health and human Annales d’histoire économique et sociale and Civilization from the European Univer-
identification of both determinants and capital. He has been a Senior Lecturer in with Marc Bloch in 1929, evoked this major sity Institute of Florence (EUI, since 2016).
mechanisms triggering the transmission Health Economics at Lancaster University, phenomenon by the oxymoronic concept of His scientific background is international
processes of three different behaviours: UK, and a Research Fellow at the Centre “solid Mediterranean” (L’Europe. Genèse and interdisciplinary, as one can see from
criminal behaviour; consumption of addic- for Health Economics at the University of d’une civilization, 1944). Only the use of his three Master degrees, as well as from
tive substances such as tobacco, alcohol York, UK. the comparative method helps to grasp his strong command of several languag-
and illicit drugs; and obesity. The project He is an IZA Research Fellow, a Faculty As- scientifically this complex, multi-faceted es (English, French, Spanish, Italian, etc.).
centres on three interrelated pieces of sociate at the Canadian Centre for Health and transnational phenomenon. Indeed, Doctor Bonnet’s doctoral dissertation is an
empirical work and employs state-of- Economics, University of Toronto; an exter- the latter affected differently the durably original comparison of peasant revolts and
the-art econometric methods applied on nal affiliate to the Health, Econometrics and rural and very diverse societies of South- political violence in post-First World War
multiple panel datasets, including the US Data Group, University of York; and a Fellow ern Europe. Such a phenomenon involved Italy (1918-1922) and in the Spanish Sec-
National Longitudinal Study of Adoles- of the UK Higher Education Academy. Be- a plurality of national realities, all marked ond Republic (1931-1936). It was awarded
cent to Adult Health and the National In- tween 2013-16, he was an Advisor for the UK by the predominance of the concentra- the Pier Paolo d’Attorre dissertation’s prize
come Dynamics Study of South Africa. This National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) tion of the great property, and by diverse from the Gramsci Foundation (Italy, 2017).
study exploits innovative causal mediation Research Design Service. He has held visit- and multiscalar forms of industrial and From 2017 to 2020, the author deepened his
analysis methods to explore causal mech- ing positions at the University of Barcelona imperial expansions. Hence, this case- comparative and interdisciplinary research
anisms within the intergenerational trans- (UB), Carlos III (Madrid), CEMFI (Madrid), study-based project analyzes compara- on violence and social movements, by work-
mission of risky behaviours. His broader Curtin (Perth), Monash (Melbourne) and tively some of the main peaks of political ing on the French metropole and colonies
research interests include the economics Toronto (UofT). He contributed in various violence which marked the rural societies between 1870 and 1914, in a project of the
of addiction; the economics of ageing; the capacities (principal investigator and co-in- of Southern Europe during such key peri- European Research Council (ERC). A certi-
socioeconomic causes and consequences vestigator) to several externally funded ods of political transition as 1910-1912 in fied Professor, Romain Bonnet has always
of mental health; and the relationship be- competitive grants awarded among others Portugal, 1918-1920 in Italy, 1931-1933 in combined research and teaching duties.
tween health and labour supply. by the NIHR (UK), ESRC (UK), Comunidad Spain.
de Madrid and National I+D+i Programmes
(Spain). He holds a Ph.D. in Economics
awarded by the University of York, UK.
Latest publications
- “The Making of Counter-Internationalism. Political Violence, Strikebreaking and the Yellow
Latest publications movement in pre-1914 Europe”, Partecipazione e Conflitto, 13, 1, 2020, pp. 740-771.
- Harris, M., Zhao, X., Zucchelli, E. 2020. “Ageing workforces, ill-health and multi-state labour - “Europe industrielle et contre-internationalisme. Le mouvement Jaune dans l’espace
market transitions”, forthcoming at Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics. franco-allemand avant 1914”, Histoire@politique, 39, 2019, pp. 1-18.
DOI: 10.1111/obes.12379. - “Edward Malefakis (1932-2016) y sus semillas: España, la Europa del Sur y la historia
- Gil, J., Li Donni, P., Zucchelli, E. 2019. “Uncontrolled diabetes and health care utilisation: agraria en perspectiva global”, Revista de historiografía, 29, 2018, pp. 93-118.
a bivariate Latent Markov model approach”, Health Economics, 28 (11), 1262-1276. - “ La méditerranée solide: un espace double en construction ”, European Review of History,
- Jones, A. M., Laporte, A., Rice, N., Zucchelli, E. 2019. “Dynamic panel data estimation 25, 3-4, 2018, pp. 568-587.
of an integrated Grossman and Becker-Murphy model of health and addiction”, - “Mondes hispaniques, globalité, réflexivité”, Cahiers de Civilisation Espagnole
Empirical Economics, 56, 703-733. DOI: 10.1007/s00181-017-1367-6. Contemporaine, 18, 2017, https://journals.openedition.org/ccec/6541.
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Marcel Bataillon fellow Marcel Bataillon fellow
Agnès CARAGLIO Bruno D’ANDREA
The beaker and the pattern: The Bell Beaker’s vase Animal Sacrifices in the Phoenician-Punic
networks in the Iberian Peninsula Communities of the Western Mediterranean.
From the Expansion to the Roman Conquest
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Around 2500 BCE, the Bell Beaker’s “set” (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) and on Bruno D’Andrea’s project aims at investigat- Bruno D’Andrea’s studies focus on Phoeni-
tends to connect individuals to spaces by the other hand, on a corpus of the main Bell ing animal sacrifices in the Phoenician and cian and Punic history and archaeology. He
crystallizing forms and specific materials Beaker sites of Iberian Peninsula. Punic religious culture of the western Med- favours a multidisciplinary and comparative
in a pan-European area: decorated Bell Key Words: Bell Beaker, decorations, iterranean through the examination of evo- approach, with a special attention payed to
Beaker ceramics, copper dagger, barbed network analysis, Iberian Peninsula. lutions, continuities and ruptures over the the archaeology of cult, the history of re-
and tanged flint arrowheads, bowman long period from the Phoenician expansion ligions, the epigraphic and iconographic
wrist-guard element, V-perforation but- Bio in the 9th century BCE to the Roman con- studies and the human-animal relations. He
tons. However, the Bell Beaker’s vase does Agnès Caraglio is Doctor in Prehistoric quest. The project aims at elucidating the holds a Ph.D. in Ancient Near East from the
not reflect a monolithic cultural “identity” Archaeology from Aix-Marseille Université acts, the names, the purposes, the places University of Naples L’Orientale (2012). In
but rather a real blended cultural practice (France). Since her pre-doctoral years, she and the times of these sacrifices. The ob- his dissertation, published in 2014, He stud-
through ongoing interactions between col- has been interested in agro-pastoral soci- jective will be achieved by merging archae- ied the topic of Phoenician and Punic toph-
lective and individual symbolic concepts. In eties of Late Prehistory in the North-West- ological and archaeozoological studies with et-sanctuaries. After his Ph.D., he worked as
order to take advantage of the Social Net- ern Mediterranean area. She has been the analysis of epigraphic, iconographic and postdoctoral fellow at the École Pratique des
work Analysis tools in the archaeological focusing on human-environment relations literary sources. This multidisciplinary work Hautes Études of Paris (2012-2013), at the
discipline, our aim is to shed a new light through settlements patterns dynamics in will be complemented by a comparative ap- Laboratories of Excellence RESMED of Paris
on the spread of Bell Beaker ceramics’ the 3rd millennium BCE (GIS and statisti- proach aimed to consider the Mediterranean (2015) and ARCHIMEDE of Montpellier (2016-
patterns and the role played by a few hubs cal analysis). As a post-doctoral research- as an interconnected area, but also revealing 2017), and at the École francaise de Rome
from the Iberian Peninsula at the dawn of er (LabexMed position at the Universidad different developments in each region. The (2017-2020). He participates in international
the Bronze Age. The analysis will cover, on Autónoma de Madrid in 2017-2018), she project is a prolongation of the post-doc- networks, and has published two books and
the one hand, an existing inventory for the currently concentrates on interactions’ toral research He did at Labex ARCHIMEDE numerous articles. Since 2019, He has been
Madrid region, analysed in close collab- logics between the Bell Beaker popula- (Montpellier) and École française de Rome. co-leading two projects: the research project
oration with the main researchers on the tions by proposing network analyses ap- These researches will be broadened and “Animal Circulation and Zoogeography in the
Iberian Bell Beaker from the Departamento plied to Recent Prehistory. deepened both chronologically (by also deal- Ancient Mediterranean”, and the research
de Prehistoria y de Arqueología de Madrid ing with the Roman period) and geographi- and formation programme “Archaeology of
cally (by including the Iberian Peninsula and taste in Phoenician and Punic communities
Morocco). of Western Mediterranean”.
Latest publications
- Caraglio, A. in press., “Une approche des dynamiques d’implantation des habitats à la fin
du Néolithique provençal”, Bulletin de la Société Préhistorique Française, 117, 3.
- Caraglio, A. and Bailly, M. in press. (eds.), Identity? Prestige? What Else? Challenging views Latest publications
on the spread of Bell Beakers in Europe during the late 3rd millennium BC. Proceeding
of the international meeting in Aix-en-Provence (December 7-8, 2017). Préhistoires - “Les suidés dans les pratiques alimentaires et rituelles des Phéniciens”,
Méditerranéennes. Antiquités africaines 55: 29-52, 2019.
- Caraglio, A., Ríos, P. and Liesau, C. in press. “Beyond the burial vase, the personae? Network - Bambini nel limbo: dati e proposte interpretative sui tofet fenici e punici, Collection
analysis of Bell Beaker decoration diversity in Camino de las Yeseras (Madrid, Spain)”, in: de l’École française de Rome 552, École française de Rome, Roma, 2018.
McVeigh, T., Jones, C., Ó Maoldúin, R., Scholma-Mason, O. (eds.), Beyond the Stereotype: - “La guerre et le sanctuaire, la guerre dans le sanctuaire. Traces d’abandon,
The Diversity of Beaker Burials. Proceedings of the 24th EAA Annual Meeting 2018 de destruction et de spoliation dans les aires de culte phéniciennes et puniques
(session 653): Side Stone Press. en Méditerranée centrale (vie-iie siècles av. J.-C.)“, Guerres et religion dans le monde
- Caraglio, A. 2018. “Topographic locations of settlements during the third millennium BCE punique (ed. Tahar, M.), 2017. Tunis: 257-296.
in Western Europe: comparing trends in Catalonia and Provence”, Cuadernos de Prehistoria - “I tofet del Nord Africa dall’età arcaica all’età romana (viii sec. a.C. — ii sec. d.C.)”.
y Arqueología de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid 44, 35-57. Studi archeologici, Collezione di Studi Fenici 45, Fabrizio Serra editore, Pisa-Roma, 2014.
16 17Lucienne Domergue Fellow Lucienne Domergue fellow
Xavier DERU Thomas DESWARTE
Université de Lille Université d’Angers
Pottery from the South-East Area of the Forum False Charters and Forgers in the Astur-Leonese
in Baelo Claudia in Regional Context Kingdom (8th -12th century)
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The main purpose of the stay is to pre- Xavier Deru is an archaeologist, teacher After the Arab-Berber invasion of 711, the After teaching Medieval History at the Uni-
pare a monograph of the excavation of the and researcher at the University of Lille, gradual structuring of the new Asturian versity of Poitiers, Thomas Deswarte has
south-eastern sector of the Baelo Claudia in the HALMA laboratory (UMR 8164). He (later Astur-Leonese) kingdom was accom- been working at the University of Angers
forum. works mainly on northern Roman Gaul, panied by a remarkable expansion of the since 2011. He has been a member of the
The work will focus on the regional con- but with L. Brassous and O. Rodriguez, he written documentation. The latter includes National Committee for Scientific Research
textualization of the pottery found on this excavated the south-eastern sector of the many false or suspect documents, particu- since 2012. He defended his thesis in 2000
site through an in-depth bibliographical Baelo Claudia forum. larly before a better structured royal chan- at the University of the Sorbonne and then,
analysis. This first step will result in the In the north of Gaul, he worked on several cellery was set up and the notarial public in 2007, his Habilitation at the University of
creation of a database. The treatment of topics, the creation of territories, trans- was systematized during the 12th and 13th Bordeaux. He is a member of the Editori-
this corpus will then propose a series of port, agricultural production and crafts. centuries. It is important to resume this al Committee of the Cahiers de civilisation
Betica’s pottery assemblages, and thus a He is leading an important GIS project, the study of false or suspect acts from a three- médiévale, xe-xiie siècles and of the Scien-
new chronological proposal. Atlas of the Roman provinces of Belgium pronged diplomatic, cultural and historical tific Committee of Memoria y Civilización.
During the stay, reference samples will be and Germania. perspective. My approach, at the intersec- Anuario de Historia. His work focuses on
collected from workshops known from the He is also a specialist in Roman pottery tion of the “linguistic turn” and the “nou- the political and religious history of the early
visit of excavation sites and local experts and with a team composed of S. Lemaitre, velle érudition”, will consist in considering Middle Ages, the history of ideas and writ-
(Andalusia). It will thus allow a good iden- G. Florent, M. Gomes and S. Renard, he is charters as objects of study in themselves ten culture in the Iberian Christian worlds.
tification of the locations where the mate- in charge of the publication of the pottery in their material and scriptural dimension, He co-directed (with K. Herbers) between
rial is to be supplied. found in Baelo Claudia. and in studying their text as discourses. 2012 and 2016 the Franco-German ANR-
The work will complete, through local This study aims to better understand the DFG programme: EPISTOLA. The letter in
collaborations, the ONICer application’s principles of the discrimen veri ac falsi, the the Iberian Peninsula and in the Latin West:
reference frameworks (onicer.org) porosity between the techniques used to legacies and transformations of a literary
carry out ‘original’, rewritten and falsified genre (ive-xith c.). More recently, he gathered
acts, and the emergence of this diplomatic an international team to edit and comment
narrativity in cultural terms, putting it in on the introductory folios of the Antipho-
resonance with the great mutations experi- nary of the Cathedral of Leon (10th c.).
enced by Leon and Castile, when they open
up to men and ideas from the world beyond
the Pyrenees from c. 1050 onwards.
Latest publications
- “Les techniques de construction du second forum de Bavay (Nord). Utilisation, origine
et datation des matériaux en terre cuite”, Gallia, 76 (2), 2019, p. 45-81. Latest publications
(avec la coll. Louvion Chr.). - “Une satire politique. La lettre de Paul à Wamba”, Epistola 1. Ecriture et genre
- “ONICer. Un outil numérique pour l’inventaire de la céramique”, Actes du congrès épistolaires (ive-xie siècle), dir. Thomas Deswarte, Klaus Herbers, Hélène Sirantoine,
de la SFECAG de Maubeuge-Bavay 2019, Marseille, 2019, p. 375-381. Madrid, Casa de Velázquez, 2018, p. 129-136.
(avec la collaboration de Simon Dienst). - “Liturgie et royauté dans les monarchies asturienne et léonaise (711-1109)”,
- “La céramique des niveaux tardifs du secteur sud-est du forum de Baelo Claudia”, Cahiers de Civilisation médiévale, 58-3 : La liturgie hispanique (I), dir. Thomas Deswarte,
dans Rei cretariae romanae fautorum acta, 45, Bonn, 2018, p. 59-70. (avec la collaboration 2015, p. 279-290.
de Florent G., Gomes M., Lemaître S., Renard S.). - Une Chrétienté romaine sans pape. L’Espagne et Rome (586-1085), Paris,
- Durocorturum. La céramique à Reims de César à Clovis, Reims, 2014, 350 p. (Bulletin Classiques Garnier [Bibliothèque d’Histoire médiévale, 1], 2010.
de la Société archéologique champenoise, 107 (4) ; Reims, Archéologie urbaine, 11). - De la destruction à la restauration : l’idéologie du royaume d’Oviedo-León (viiie‑xie siècles),
- La Gaule Belgique, Paris, 2016, 136 p. (édition revue et corrigée). Turnhout, Brepols [Cultural encounters in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, 3], 2003.
18 19François Chevalier fellow François Chevalier fellow
Breno BRINGEL Catherine CAVALIN
State University of Rio de Janeiro Université Paris-Dauphine (PSL)
The intellectual construction of the concept CUARZO, a Spanish monograph at the crossroads
of internal colonialism: circulation of ideas of recent world history of the health risks
and transnational networks of crystalline silica
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The concept of internal colonialism is re- Breno Bringel has a European Ph.D. from In the last twenty years, a silicosis out- After being a Social Sciences teacher in
lated to a common grammar of “third the Complutense University of Madrid, break has been raging across Spain. The the in “classes préparatoires aux grandes
worldism” and global “liberationism” in where he was a Lecturer. Since 2011 he has international medical and epidemiological écoles”, Catherine Cavalin worked as a so-
its struggle against all forms of exploita- been a researcher and professor of Soci- literature has been warning against this ciologist at the ministry of Health research
tion, oppression and dependence in the ology at the Institute of Social and Political occupational health disaster. This situation and statistics department and at the SAMU
1960s. Its genealogy is multiple and it was Studies of the Rio de Janeiro State Univer- is part of a broader picture: not only a glob- social Observatory in Paris (France). Since
associated with various social and political sity, where he coordinates the Research al outbreak of silicosis, the disease known 2018, she has been a permanent fellow re-
movements in both Global North and South. Group on Social Theory and Latin America so far as affecting the miners’ lungs, but searcher in Sociology at IRISSO (Interdis-
Along with its political use, this project (NETSAL). He has been a visiting professor also a (re)discovery of the health hazards ciplinary Research Institute in the Social
seeks to reconstruct its foundational con- at more than a dozen universities in Latin caused by crystalline silica (which is the Sciences, Paris-Dauphine University, PSL),
ceptual itinerary within the Latin American America and Europe. He is one of the editors most ubiquitous earth crust’s component), a laboratory of the National Committee for
debate. It is suggested that the intellectual of Revista Dados and founder and editor, beyond silicosis alone. Scientific Research (CNRS). She works on
construction of the concept of internal co- with Geoffrey Pleyers, of Open Movements, Since 2012, Catherine Cavalin has been the diversity of health statuses and social
lonialism is inseparable from the existence an Open Democracy Section. He is currently studying those hazards. Her research stay health inequalities, which includes gender,
of transnational circulation and research president of the Research Committee on So- in the MIAS will allow her to interview phy- labour and exposure to toxicants at work,
networks attached to the Latin Ameri- cial Classes and Social Movements (RC-47) sicians specialising in diseases of interest, as well as interpersonal violence. Cathe-
can Center for Social Sciences Research of the International Sociological Association physicians in charge of patient care or the rine Cavalin’s research systematically en-
(CLAPCS), created by UNESCO in Rio de Ja- - ISA (2018-2022) and director of the Latin public health response to the epidemic, compasses a historical and sociological
neiro in 1957. More specifically, the seminal American Sociological Association - ALAS entrepreneurs and workers affected by sil- approach of knowledge. She particularly
dialogues woven between 1959 and 1965 in (2019-2021). Author of 10 books and a hun- icosis or autoimmune diseases caused by investigates the categories on which statis-
CLAPCS by the Mexicans Pablo González dred articles on social movements, social silica dust. In collaboration with Prof. Alfre- tics are based, and the nosological catego-
Casanova and Rodolfo Stavenhagen and the theory and Latin American thought, many of do Menéndez-Navarro, she aims to under- ries that frame medical knowledge. Since
Brazilian Roberto Cardoso de Oliveira will which can be downloaded here: https://uerj. stand what specificities of medical obser- 2012, she has been working on the borders
be examined. academia.edu/BrenoBringel vation and knowledge the Spanish situation between occupational and environmental
may reflect, and to establish long-lasting health, and associated public health policies.
collaborations with Spanish teams.
Latest publications
- Alerta Global: políticas, movimientos sociales y futuros en disputa en tiempos de
pandemia. Buenos Aires y Lima: CLACSO y ALAS (edited with Geoffrey Pleyers), 434p. 2020. Latest publications
- “Geopolítica de la pandemia, escalas de la crisis y escenarios en disputa”, - Cavalin C., « Maladies chroniques et environnement », Encyclopédie pour une histoire
Geopolitica(s), 11 núm. Especial, p.173-187. 2020. nouvelle de l’Europe [en ligne], ISSN 2677-6588, 2016, mis en ligne le 02/04/2020.
- “Movimientos sociales y teoría sociológica en América Latina: conversación Permalien : https://ehne.fr/node/2849.
con Breno Bringel”, Cuadernos Americanos (UNAM, México), 171, p. 109-126 - Lescoat A., Cavalin C., Ehrlich R., Cazalets Cl., Ballerie A., Belhomme N., Coiffier G.,
(with Andrés Donoso Romo), 2020. De Saint-Riquier M., Rosental P-A., Hachulla E., Sobanski V., Jégo P., 2019, “The nosology
- “Imaginarios sore el desarrollo en América Latina”. In: Pensamiento crítico of systemic sclerosis: how lessons from the past offer new challenges in reframing
latinoamericano sobre desarrollo, editado por Tahina Ojeda and María Villareal, an idiopathic rheumatological disorder”, The Lancet Rheumatology, Vol. 1, December,
Madrid: Catarata, p.55-73 (with Enara Echart Muñoz), 2020. e257-e264.
- Critical Geopolitics and Regional (Re)Configurations: Interregionalism and Transnationalism - Cavalin C., Lescoat A., Ballerie A., Belhomme N., Jégo P., Jouneau S., Lecureur V.,
between Latin America and Europe. London: Routledge (Edited with Heriberto Cairo; Lederlin M., Paris C., Rosental P-A., 2019, “Beyond silicosis, is the world failing on silica
Foreword by Walter Mignolo), 232p., 2019. hazards?”, The Lancet Respiratory Medicine, Comment, May 17.
20 21François Chevalier fellow François Chevalier fellow
Françoise DES BOSCS Nicolás FERNÁNDEZ-MEDINA
Université de Pau et Pays de l’Adour Pennsylvania State Unviersity
Ports, trade, and port companies in the Atlantic Vitalist Modernity and the Boundaries of Life:
Arc during the Roman era Resuscitation and the Resuscitated Body in Spanish
Science and Literature, 1650-1900
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This project is part of a current issue con- Françoise des Boscs is a holder of the Agré- Few phenomena have stirred our imagina- chronically understudied, and no mono-
cerning the study of exchange networks and gation d’Histoire (1990). She was a member tions and fears as much as resuscitation. graph to date has systematically addressed
traffic, of which ports are one of the main of Casa de Velázquez from 1993 to 1995 and How is it that a deceased body with no visible it. Nicolás Fernández-Medina’s project will
vectors. The objective is to reflect on the way defended a doctoral thesis in Roman History or measurable signs of vitality can be reani- begin to reconstruct this history.
in which Rome’s control of the South Atlan- at the University of Bordeaux-Montaigne in mated and infused with new life? In recent
tic area, the organisation and development 1996 on the integration of the Hispanic elite years, topics such as biopower, biopolitics, Bio
of the territories, also progressive, which ac- into the ruling circles of the Roman State at embodiment, and vitalism have exploded in Nicolás Fernández-Medina obtained his
companied it, have been able to modify both the end of the Republic and during the High various fields. While fundamental questions Ph.D.s in Modern Spanish Literature and
the development and the practice of this Empire. She was recruited as a lecturer at of body and life have been addressed by Humanities at Stanford University. He is
coastline, as well as the exchange networks the same university in 1997. She worked leading contemporary philosophers and so- currently Assoc. Prof. of Spanish and Phi-
of which it has been both the place and the as a teacher-researcher at the University cial theorists from Canguilhem to Braidotti, losophy at Pennsylvania State University
vector. The reflection will be based firstly of Bordeaux until 2007, then at the Univer- we still do not have a clear understanding (PSU). His interdisciplinary research fo-
on the creation of a catalogue of the ports, sity of Pau and the Pays de l’Adour, during of one of modernity’s greatest discoveries cuses on the intersections of literature,
of which there are around sixty, from Sala which time she developed her research on in this arena: the practice of resuscitation. philosophy, and science in eighteenth- to
in Mauretania Tingitana to the mouth of the Hispanic elites with a particular interest in To be sure, resuscitation has always prob- early twentieth-century Spain and has
Loire, and on that of a corpus of merchants the economic aspect and amphora material lematized the realm of science. To this appeared in various academic and pro-
and foreigners encountered on its sites, as a source for the study of family trajecto- day, the most advanced technologies and fessional publications. In addition to
based on epigraphic data. We will then re- ries. She also developed a collective re- instruments of measurement cannot offer his teaching and academic experience,
flect on a triple scale: On a local scale, to un- search programme, funded by the National any definitive answer to the enduring in- Fernández-Medina serves extensively as
derstand and present what the physiognomy Research Agency (ANR), on the Strait of Gi- quiry about bodily life we find formulated in editor and board member on numerous
of these ports and their internal organisation braltar in ancient and medieval times. Within Hippocrates’s On the Nature of Man: where journals. He is the cofounder of the Ibe-
might have been like on the basis of the ele- this programme, she has led one of the three does life dwell in the body? The cultural rian Modernist Studies Forum at PSU and
ments found. At the regional level, to better research axes dealing with the representa- impact of resuscitation and its place within serves as Series Editor for McGill-Queen’s
understand the link between the establish- tions and perceptions of the Strait, partici- modernity, including its engagement with Iberian and Latin American Cultures se-
ment of these ports, the river network, the pated in the axis on “Circulations” and in the hagiography, galvanism, romantic organi- ries. His research has been supported by
organisation of the road network, and the writing of a book for the general public on cism, physiological medicine, fin-de-siècle the National Endowment for the Human-
resources and forms of development of the this region. It is this research that led her to obscurantism, avant-garde vitalism, vam- ities, Benjamin Franklin Institute, Edward
hinterland concerned. The idea here would reflect on the port issues that are the object pirism, and zombieism remains to be told. & Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund,
be to establish a typology of port networks. of the research programme that will be car- The truth is that the cultural significance Institute of Arts and Humanities, Public
Beyond that, to consider how these different ried out within the MIAS framework. of resuscitation in Spain (and Europe more Humanities Scholar Program, Hasso Plat-
networks were articulated among them- broadly) between 1650 and 1900 remains tner Institute, and Instituto Camões.
selves and with the Mediterranean traffic
towards Rome and Italy.
Latest publications Latest publications
- Le détroit de Gibraltar (Antiquité-Moyen-Âge) I. Représentations, perceptions, imaginaires, - “Antonio Machado en diálogo con Emmanuel Lévinas: El compromiso con la objetividad
Études réunies par Françoise des Boscs, Yann Dejugnat et Arthur Haushalter, Collection y la otredad.” Hispanic Review, vol. 88, no. 4, 2020, pp. 373-394.
de la Casa de Velázquez, n°174, Madrid, 2019. - “The Defeated Subjects of Spanish Modernity: Progress and the Anatomy of Fatigue
- “Epigraphie des amphores de la Bétique et épigraphie lapidaire. L’apport d’une approche in José de Letamendi’s Sociocultural Theory.” Bulletin of Spanish Studies, vol. 96, no. 10,
croisée à l’histoire socio-économique des élites : le dossier des Stertinii et des Ocratii 2019, pp. 2-29.
de Volubilis”, Revue des Études Anciennes, 121, 2019, n°2, pp. 357-387. - Life Embodied: The Promise of Vital Force in Spanish Modernity. McGill-Queen’s UP, 2018.
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