Call for Papers – Patterns of Global Economic Integration and Disintegration, November, 19-20, 2026
Chers et chères collègues,
J’ai le plaisir de vous transmettre ci-dessous l’appel à communication du colloque * »Patterns of Global Economic Integration and Disintegration, 1850s to the Present »* qui se tiendra au Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po (CHSP, Paris) et au University of Chicago Center in Paris les 19 et 20 novembre 2026 (l’appel est disponible en entier ici <drive.google.com/file/d/1IB0CH5OCAnUsa2zmmzIq-cAneehjPVWi/view?usp=sharing> ou via le lien ci-dessous)
Ce colloque est conçu pour offrir une plateforme aux doctorants et aux jeunes chercheurs afin qu’ils puissent présenter leurs travaux. Il s’ouvrira et se clôturera par deux *keynote lectures*, qui seront annoncées ultérieurement.
Les propositions sont à envoyer *en anglais *(300 mots maximum) accompagnées d’un court CV au plus tard le *vendredi 3 juillet 2026 (23h59) *via le formulaire dédié <docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScgTe-iUkfcRxoCXpUx9Hdxhg44OFGu8AfGxqiMCKjTtNeAfw/viewform> .
Le comité d’organisation pourrait ne pas être en mesure de couvrir intégralement les frais de déplacement et d’hébergement de tous les intervenants. Les candidats sont encouragés à signaler tout besoin de financement lors de la soumission de leur proposition ; les demandes seront examinées en fonction des ressources financières disponibles.
La publication d’un volume ou d’une série d’articles rassemblant les contributions présentées lors du colloque est envisagée.
Pour toute question n’hésitez pas à contacter l’équipe d’organisation à cette adresse : pgeid2026@gmail.com
N’hésitez pas à diffuser cet appel dans vos réseaux,
Bien cordialement,
Le comité d’organisation [Hugo Carlier (CHSP); Atman Mehta (UChicago); Giulio Piumelli (CHSP/SSM Naples); Eduardo T. Romero (UChicago)]
Hugo Carlier *Doctorant <www.sciencespo.fr/histoire/fr/chercheur/Hugo%20Carlier/89130.html> / Ph.D candidate <www.sciencespo.fr/histoire/en/researcher/Hugo%20Carlier/89131.html>* Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po (CHSP, Paris)
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Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po (CHSP) – University of Chicago (UChicago) Centre in Paris, November 19-20, 2026
We gladly announce a call for papers for a conference on the historical foundations of economic integration and disintegration from the mid-nineteenth century to the present.
We invite submissions that explore the concrete forces shaping, propelling, constraining, or reversing economic interconnectedness across the world. Despite the development of a voluminous literature on topics such as trade expansion, capital mobility, and cross-border production in the social sciences, historical perspectives over the past forty years have rarely made the global economy the subject of dedicated analysis.
The straightjackets undergirding common narratives – “free market” against “state intervention”, “free trade” against “mercantilism,” or “financial liberalization” against “regulation” – betray the need to explore the diversity of forms global economic integration or disintegration may assume. We believe that detailed archival research and a distinct historical framework can elucidate the heterogeneity of linkages in the global economy over time.
We seek contributions that more precisely map the forces compelling economic integration, examine why such connections have repeatedly frayed or been disrupted, and move beyond common binary or linear narratives on the topic. View the Full Call for Papers <us.list-manage.com/A73fo26zp55?e=a5a1a6014e&c2id=b08592e5db73c2bf850efb1164f949ef>
The conference is designed to provide a platform for PhD candidates and early-career scholars to present their work. While the conference aims to be genuinely interdisciplinary, preference will be given to submissions drawing on primary sources.
The conference will take place over two days, with one day hosted at Sciences Po Paris and the other at the University of Chicago Center in Paris. It will open and close with two keynote lectures, which will be announced at a later stage.
*To apply, submit an abstract (max. 300 words) by Friday, July 3 at 11:59 pm (CEST).*
The organizing committee may not be able to fully cover travel and lodging expenses for all speakers. Applicants are encouraged to note any funding needs when submitting their proposals; requests will be reviewed based on available financial resources.
The publication of a volume/series of articles collecting the contributions to the conference is envisaged. Click Here to Apply <us.list-manage.com/13CG3Q3BDjN?e=a5a1a6014e&c2id=b08592e5db73c2bf850efb1164f949ef>
For any questions, please contact: pgeid2026@gmail.com
*Scientific Committee:* Paul B. Cheney (UChicago); Mario Del Pero (CHSP); Jonathan Levy (CHSP); James T. Sparrow (UChicago); Sofia Valeonti (American Univ. of Paris); Paula Vedoveli (Getulio Vargas Foundation)
*Organizing Committee:* Hugo Carlier (CHSP); Atman Mehta (UChicago); Giulio Piumelli (CHSP/SSM Naples); Eduardo T. Romero (UChicago)
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