Tous les articles par AFEBALK

Parution Balkanologie vol 20, n°1 Christianisme orthodoxe

 

Christianisme orthodoxe de Russie et d’Ukraine en Europe du Sud-Est : transferts, interactions, conflits

(English below)

Le dossier thématique vol. 20 n°1, octobre 2025, Christianisme orthodoxe de Russie et d’Ukraine en Europe du Sud-Est : transferts, interactions, conflits, dirigé par Detelina Tocheva, part de la double actualité de la guerre de la Russie contre l’Ukraine et de l’octroi de l’autocéphalie à l’Église orthodoxe d’Ukraine afin d’éclairer les rapports du christianisme orthodoxe de Russie et d’Ukraine avec celui d’Europe du Sud-Est grâce à une démarche historique et anthropologique. Il propose une introduction (Detelina Tocheva), cinq articles (le premier est co-écrit par Ana Dumitran, Roksolana Kosiv, Bogdan Ilieș et Andrei Buda, les autres sont individuels, écrits par Kira Kaurinkoski, Goran Sekulovski, Katerina Seraïdari et Detelina Tocheva) et quatre comptes rendus de lecture (Fabio Giomi, Detelina Tocheva, Bernard Lory, Oriane Girard), dont trois sont liés à la thématique du dossier.

 Nous vous souhaitons une agréable lecture !

 

Orthodox Christianity of Russia and Ukraine in Southeastern Europe: Transfers, Interactions, Conflicts

 

The thematic dossier vol. 20 n. 1, October 2025, Orthodox Christianity of Russia and Ukraine in Southeastern Europe: Transfers, Interactions, Conflicts, edited by Detelina Tocheva, starts from two topical events, Russia’s war against Ukraine and the granting of autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, in order to shed light on the relations between Orthodox Christianity of Russia and Ukraine and that of Southeastern Europe through a historical and anthropological approach. It offers an introduction (Detelina Tocheva), five articles (the first one is co-authored by Ana Dumitran, Roksolana Kosiv, Bogdan Ilieș and Andrei Buda, four are individual articles written by Kira Kaurinkoski, Goran Sekulovski, Katerina Seraïdari and Detelina Tocheva) and four book reviews (Fabio Giomi, Detelina Tocheva, Bernard Lory, Oriane Girard), three of which address the theme of the dossier.

Enjoy reading!

 

Balkanologie. Revue d’études pluridisciplinaires a été fondée en 1997. Editée par l’AFEBalk – Association française d’études sur les Balkans, la revue de sciences humaines et sociales publie deux numéros par an, en accès libre sur la plateforme OpenEdition où sont aussi à disposition tous les numéros parus depuis 1997.  Par leur composition, le comité de rédaction et le comité scientifique reflètent la diversité des disciplines et celle des approches qui nourrissent la production sur les Balkans en sciences sociales. La revue publie des articles et des comptes rendus en français et en anglais.

Les propositions d’articles, de dossiers thématiques et de comptes rendus peuvent être envoyées à l’adresse balkanologie@gmail.com.

Vous souhaitant  une bonne lecture  !

 Detelina Tocheva, Anne Madelain  et le comité de rédaction de la revue

EFA- Appel à candidatures- Recrutement des membres scientifiques 2026-27

L’École française d’Athènes est un établissement public à caractère scientifique, culturel et professionnel, placé sous la tutelle du Ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de l’Espace. Elle a son siège à Athènes.
Centre de recherche et de formation en sciences humaines et sociales, l’EFA a pour mission fondamentale d’étudier la Grèce et son environnement balkanique et méditerranéen, sur toutes les périodes de la Préhistoire à nos jours. Elle a vocation à produire des données scientifiques nouvelles à partir d’opérations de terrain, d’études de matériel ou de recherches en archives, et à en proposer la publication et la diffusion, y compris par des supports numériques. Ses programmes de recherche comportent une forte dimension pluri- et transdisciplinaire impliquant l’histoire, l’archéologie, la géographie et les sciences de l’environnement, les sciences philologiques et l’épigraphie, l’anthropologie et la sociologie, les sciences politiques.

L’École recrute sur concours des membres scientifiques qui poursuivent à l’EFA un projet de recherche inséré dans la programmation scientifique de l’établissement. Ils sont nommés par le directeur de l’École après avis du conseil scientifique, au sein d’une liste établie par une commission d’admission.
Au cours de leur séjour, ils remettent un mémoire inédit en rapport avec leur projet de recherche qui est examiné par l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. Les membres doivent en outre adresser chaque année au directeur de l’EFA un rapport sur leurs travaux.
L’École accueille également des membres étrangers francophones financés sur d’autres dispositifs.

Recrutement 2026

APPEL EN COURS | Appel à candidature- recrutement au titre de l’année 2026-27
Date limite d’envoi des candidatures : 01er février 2026 

L’École française d’Athènes accueille des membres scientifiques nommés par le directeur de l’École après avis du conseil scientifique, au sein d’une liste établie par une commission d’admission.

Ils sont recrutés parmi:
1- Les doctorants ;
2- Les titulaires d’un diplôme national de niveau égal ou supérieur au doctorat ;
3- Les maîtres de conférences ou personnels assimilés en application de l’article 6 du décret du 16 janvier 1992 ;
4- Les personnes qui justifient de titres ou diplômes universitaires ou scientifiques étrangers jugés équivalents par la commission d’admission.

Pour l’année 2026-2027, dix postes de membre de l’École française d’Athènes seront vacants ou susceptibles d’être vacants à compter du 1er septembre 2026.
Pour tous renseignements concernant les épreuves du concours, et en particulier leur nature et leur déroulement, les candidats pourront consulter la rubrique Épreuves ci-dessous sur cette page.

-> Voir les modalités de candidature sur le site de l’Ecole française d’Athènes

Hans-Lukas Kieser, Khatchig Mouradian – The I.B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire

Hans-Lukas Kieser (Anthology Editor) , Khatchig Mouradian (Anthology Editor), The I.B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire. History and legacy, Bloomsbury Publishing, I B Tauris Handbooks, 2025, 792 p., £94.50

Description

Drawing on contributions from fifty established and emerging academics, The I.B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire explores the scholarship that has emerged in recent decades on the Late Ottoman period and its legacies.
Seven chronological sections, featuring thirty-four chapters and eight supplementary essays, guides the reader from the late eighteenth century to the early twenty-first century.

The first two sections cover the Ottoman Empire before the 1908 Young Turk Revolution. Section III addresses diachronic topics from Arab and Kurdish nationalism to missionaries and Zionism. Sections IV and V examine the post-1908 period, marked by the Young Turks’ rise (specifically the Committee of Union and Progress), the Great War, and mass violence. Section VI discusses the post-Great War treaty system and its lasting impact, while Section VII explores post-Ottoman realities entangled with the late Ottoman legacy.

The volume includes two bibliographies, a chronology of political events, and an incisive afterword on the state of the field. Surveying scholarship and its interdisciplinary dimensions, and highlighting mass violence as a formative force in the region’s history, this handbook serves as a reference for researchers, diplomats, students, and general readers.

Table of Contents

Continuer la lecture de Hans-Lukas Kieser, Khatchig Mouradian – The I.B. Tauris Handbook of the Late Ottoman Empire

#regardscroises The Musical Landscape of Smyrna through the Greek Estudiantinas

The Musical Landscape of Smyrna through the Greek Estudiantinas

Nikos Ordoulidis Early Recordings Association, University of Surrey
Invited by Dimitris Gianniodis École française d’Athènes

The lecture will be held in English

vendredi 5 décembre 2025    
0:00-EET
École française d’Athènes
Didotou 6, Athens, 10680

This lecture explores the musical landscape of Smyrna in the early twentieth century, focusing on the Greek estudiantinas as a central phenomenon of an urban cosmopolitanism that developed within a milieu of multiple cultural references. Drawing on evidence from historical recordings, literature, and the press, it highlights a dynamic field in which musicians drew inspiration from the Spanish tradition of estudiantinas and transformed it into a Greek-speaking soundscape code, grounded in aesthetic intersections stretching from the Mediterranean to the Balkans and Central Europe. Smyrna, as a quintessential site of cultural transformation, functioned as a hub of multiple circulations, where Greek musicians actively contributed to shaping a global musical network. The lecture proposes to view the estudiantinas as carriers of a polymorphic artistic creation, situated in one of the most emblematic locales east of the Aegean, shortly before the Catastrophe of 1922.

Call for Applications: 2026-2027 ANAMED Fellowships [Announcement]

Date-limite : 15/12/2025
#

Call for Applications: 2026-2027 ANAMED Fellowships

Koç University invites applications from scholars specializing in archaeology, art history, history, cultural heritage, and related disciplines of Anatolia from the Neolithic to the Ottoman period. Research grants will be awarded to approximately 10 PhD students, 10 postdoctoral and senior researchers to spend one academic year at Koç University’s Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations.  

Successful candidates are expected to reside in Istanbul during the nine-month academic year between 15 September and 15 June. Post-Doc and Senior scholars may also be offered a fellowship for a single semester (September 15 – January 31 (Fall) or February 1 – June 15 (Spring).  

 Questions concerning the fellowship and application process should be directed to anamedapplication@ku.edu.tr  

 APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15 DECEMBER 2025  

 Contact Information: anamedapplication@ku.edu.tr
Contact Email: anamedapplication@ku.edu.tr
URL: https://kocuniversitesi.formstack.com/forms/regular_joint_fellowship_2025

###

Alevi Archive: Ethnohistory of Alevi Communities in Anatolia, 16th–20th Century | Deadline: 30/11/2025

Source : https://www.saw-leipzig.de/de/ausschreibungen/stellenausschreibungen/

Date-limite/Deadline : 30/11/2025

#

For the project Alevi Archive: Ethnohistory of Alevi Communities in Anatolia, 16th–20th Century we announce the following positions:

The project will reconstruct the only scarcely explored ethnohistory of the Alevis in Anatolia, focusing on the period from the 16th to the 20th century. It will examine settlement dynamics and the processes of community-building among Alevi groups, as well as their complex relationships with the state, Sunni Muslims, and non-Muslims. Combining a range of methods based on previously unconnected sources—including Ottoman archives, Alevi manuscripts, oral traditions, and material culture—a comprehensive virtual research environment will be developed. This environment will enable the reconstruction of the development of Alevi communities within the context of Ottoman social and religious history from the Early Modern Period to the Modern Era.

ANCHISE Final Forum | Join us in Athens & online on January 14-16

Horizon Europe
2023 – 2026

It’s finally here!
We now can officially invite you to join us in Athens and online to the ANCHISE Final Forum, on January 14-16, 2026!

Over the past three years, ANCHISE has brought together a unique alliance of European partners working at the protection of heritage from trafficking and looting. Through collaborative fieldwork, capacity-building, and the development of cutting-edge tools, the project has forged new paths in the fight against the illicit trafficking and looting of cultural goods.

⭐️ “Protecting Heritage Together: Innovative Solutions against Trafficking of Cultural Goods”
📍Archeological Society of Athens, Greece & Online
🗓️ 14-16 January, 2026
🇬🇧🇫🇷 🇬🇷 Languages : English, French, Greek (simultaneous interpreting)

This Final Forum is the moment of convergence between the project’s scientific, political, and technological ambitions. It will gather the whole ecosystem, from heritage professionals and researchers to law enforcement agencies, policymakers, technologists, and civil society actors.

The registration is free – but on site seats are limited!

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

We are unveiling the speakers week by week, so stay in touch on our Social Media to have the latest news!

Access a provisional agenda here.

We look forward to see you onsite and online for this event: the last step for the ANCHISE project, a pathway for the fight against trafficking and looting of cultural goods in Europe.

ASN World Convention 2026 – Call for Proposals

Call for Proposals

Proposal deadline: 19 November 2025

CONTACT INFORMATION

Proposals must be submitted to:

darel@uottawa.ca AND asnconvention26@gmail.com in a single Word attachment.

Each applicant must also fill out a Fact Sheet online.

The ASN World Convention will be back IN PERSON at Columbia University, New York, on May 28-30, 2026.

Key Points

  • The ASN World Convention was launched in 1996 will be celebrating its 30th anniversary edition on May 28-30, 2026

  •  The Convention is welcoming five different types of proposals: Individual Paper Proposal, Panel Proposal, Book Panel Proposal, Roundtable Proposal, Film Proposal. Paper and panel proposals are based on written papers

  • The Convention has eight regional and three thematic sections (Nationalism, Populism, Migration),
    as well as a special focus on Russian War in Ukraine

  • Registration fees will be waived for discussants, they are making a presentation on a different panel (through an individual proposal, panel proposal, or roundtable proposal)

  • All presentations at the Convention are in person only. No presentation will be made on a remote platform, such as Zoom

  • Applicants will be notified of the status of their proposal in January 2026.

The Scope of the Convention

The ASN World Convention, which brings together 750+ scholars from 50+ countries annually, welcomes proposals on a wide range of topics related to nationalism, national identity, ethnicity, indigenous and racialized groups, political memory, gender and migration in regional sections of Central, Southern and Eastern Europe and Eurasia, and cross-regional sections in nationalism studies, populism and the far right, migration/diaspora studies.

Popular themes include language, religion, EU integration/exit, security, energy politics, parties and elections, youth, media, political violence and civil society.

Disciplines represented include political science, history, anthropology, sociology, international studies, security studies, area studies, economics, geography, literature, and other fields of the humanities and social sciences.

Prospective applicants can get a sense of the large thematic scope of ASN Convention papers and presentations by looking at the 2025 Convention Program.

Continuer la lecture de ASN World Convention 2026 – Call for Proposals