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Laureate of the 2024 GIS MA Prize Emélie BEAULIEU (Université de Sherbrooke (Canada)) for her MA thesis entitled: “Être commissaire à Paris : entre médiation et répression (1762-1775)”. Her Master's thesis was defended in June 2024 under the supervision of Sophie Abdela.

"The Politics of the 'Sociable Self': Theories and Practices (1650-1850)" - Fourth thematic session on 'Policing (Radical) Sociabilities', 21 May 2025 at Université Paris Cité (room 830) - Invited speakers: Charles Walton (Warwick University) and Katrina Navickas (University of Hertfordshire)

"The Politics of the 'Sociable Self': Theories and Practices (1650-1850)" - Third thematic session on 'The Language of the Sociable Self', 21 March 2025 at the Université de Bretagne Occidentale, Faculté Ségalen (room C204) - Invited speakers: - Ross Caroll (Dublin City University) and Mary Fairclough (University of York)

4th edition of the GIS Sociabilités MA Thesis Prize - Deadline for submission: 31 January 2025

GIS Sociabilités seminar 'The Politics of the Sociable Self' - 'Educating the sociable self' - National Archives, London, 29 January (16:00 - 18:00) Zoom link available on the GIS Sociabilités website

Talk by Roey Sweet (Leicester), chaired by Nathalie Hanley-Smith. Thursday, Dec. 5th, from 12:00 to 13:00 (UK time) University of Warwick, Humanities Research Center, OC0.04 Faculty of Arts Building and on MS Teams

Colloque international, Université Rennes 2, 10-11 juillet 2025 « Citoyennes sans citoyenneté » dans la Révolution française : appropriations, reprises et discussions d’un concept (1989-2025)