Programme

09.00 : Opening Remarks
Matteo Millan, University of Padova

09.30 : First Panel

Armes et exercice collectif de la citoyenneté dans l'espace métropolitain et colonial français et anglais
Guillaume Richard, University Paris Descartes

French Republic and Imperial Militias in the Mediterranean and Beyond (late nineteenth-early twentieth centuries)
Romain Bonnet, University of Padua

Les francs-tireurs grecs à la guerre franco-prussienne
Xenia Marinou, University of Athens

11.00 : Coffee Break

11.30 : Second Panel

Armed groups outside law enforcement. A model for the periphery ? The case of Spain (ca. 1870-1914)
Assumpta Castillo, University of Padova

Groupes armés « auxiliaires » et monopolisation de la violence dans l'Empire chérifien (1912-1923)
Stève Bessac, University of Pau

Des colons en armes ? Le banditisme en Algérie pendant la décennie 1890 : des peurs sociales aux pratiques répressives
Antonin Plarier, Institute of Political Studies in Grenoble

« Affidare agli stessi indigeni la tutela dell'ordine e la protezione della religione » : le bande indigene irregolari in Libia occidentale (1911-1914)
Simona Berhe, University of Milan

13.30 : Lunch

14.30 : Third Panel

The True Opponents of the State. Banditry in the Ser-bian Kingdom 1881–1914
Danilo Šarenac, Institute of Contemporary History in Belgrade

The Comity Union and Pro-gress and the issue of political violence in the Ottoman Empire
Nikos Sigalas, Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central Asian Studies in Paris

Gunsmiths of Revolution : Weapons Manufacturers and Technology Piracy in the Late Ottoman Balkans
Ramazan Hakkı Öztan, University of Neuchatel

16.00 : Coffee Break

16.30 : Fourth Panel

“Faire la police dans un pays étranger”. Greek Macedonian Comitadjis between Irredentism and Ottoman Paramilitarism (1904-1908)
Tasos Kostopoulos, University of the Aegean

The relationship between irredentist armed groups and the Greek state : A comparative study of the “National Society” (1894-1899) and the “Macedonian Committee” (1904-1908)
Ioannis Nioutsikos, University of Athens

L'ordre à la marge : évolutions croisées des mobilisations armées en Empire (1908-1914)
Renaud Dorlhiac, Centre for Turkish, Ottoman, Balkan and Central Asian Studies in Paris

18.00 : Concluding Remarks
Fabrice Jesné, French School in Rome

20.00 : Dinner

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