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Emmanuel Comte

Curriculum Vitae

CONTACT INFORMATION

Institutional address Max Weber Programme, European University Institute, Via delle Fontanelle, 19, 50014 San Domenico di Fiesole (FI), Italy

Email address [email protected] Website http://www.emmanuel-comte.eu

ACADEMIC POSITION

September 2014 – August 2016 Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellow

European University Institute, Department of History and

Civilization, Florence

EDUCATION

PhD Université Paris-Sorbonne (under contract as doctorant contractuel)

History of Europe and of International Relations, 30 May 2014

PhD thesis titled “The Formation of the European Migration Regime, 1947-1992.”

PhD Dissertation Prize by the Committee of History of Social Security, Ministry of

Social Affairs, Paris, October 2015.

Master Ecole normale supérieure, Paris (under contract as élève normalien)

European History and International Relations, July 2009

Aggregation Ecole normale supérieure, Paris (under contract as élève normalien) History, July 2007

PUBLICATIONS

BOOK

Manuscript under review by referees: The Formation of the European Migration Regime. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

JOURNAL ARTICLES

At the stage of revise-and-resubmit: “East-West Migration during the Cold War, 1949-1956.”

Journal of Cold War Studies.

“Migration and Regional Interdependence in the Mediterranean, from the Early 1980s to the Mid 1990s.” Journal of European Integration History 41 (June 2015): 109-23.

“Conflicting Living Standards. The Evolution of Mediterranean Employment Regimes in an Age of Mass Migrations.” Les Cahiers Irice 11 (May 2014): 9-28.

“European Regionalism and Migration Global Governance.” Les Cahiers Irice 9 (November 2012): 117-37.

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EDITED VOLUME

The Employment Regimes in Mediterranean Europe since the 1960s, Les Cahiers Irice 11

(May 2014)

BOOK CHAPTER

“Les origines de la citoyenneté européenne, de 1974 à 1992.” In L’Europe des citoyens et la

citoyenneté européenne. Évolutions, limites et perspectives, edited by Michel Catala, Stanislas

Jeannesson, Anne-Sophie Lamblin-Gourdin, 69-87. Bern: Peter Lang, 2016.

BOOK REVIEWS

“Migrations sans frontières. Essais sur la libre circulation des personnes, eds. Antoine Pécoud, Paul de Guchteneire,” Histoire, économie et société no. 2 (May 2010): 140-1

“Postwar Mediterranean Migration to Western Europe. Legal and Political Frameworks, Sociability and Memory Culture, eds. Clelia Caruso, Jenny Pleinen, and Lutz Raphael,”

Journal of European Integration History 29 (June 2009): 157-9

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING

Teacher Training Certificate European University Institute, Max Weber Programme, 2014-2015

Workshops on Curriculum and Course Development, Learning Outcomes and Strategies, How to Structure a Lecture, Small-group Teaching, Teaching in Multi-cultural Environments, Graduate Students Supervision, Professional Feedback

POSTGRADUATE LEVEL

Full course James Madison University, M.A. in European Union Policy Studies,

Florence, “History of Migration Questions in European Integration,” January – April 2016. The course includes the supervision of research papers.

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

Supervision Stanford University Programme in Paris, October – December 2013

− “Avant la guerre: Les désaccords monétaires internationaux lors de la Conférence de Londres.”

− “Les politiques européennes et nucléaires de la France: 1952-1963.” Full courses Université Paris-Sorbonne, Department of History

“La France et la construction européenne, de 1956 à nos jours,” third-year course, September 2012 – June 2013 (two semesters)

Université Paris-Sorbonne, Department of History

“L’Europe à l’époque contemporaine, des années 1880 à nos jours,” September 2010 – June 2013 (five semesters)

Lectures Stanford University, Breyer Center for Overseas Studies in Florence

“The EU and Immigration in the Longue Durée,” 25 May 2016

London School of Economics, Language Centre

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SHORT-TERM VISITS

October 2009 – March 2010 Visiting Researcher

European University Institute, Florence

Spring 2009 Visiting Student

Humboldt University, Berlin

Fall 2008 Visiting Student

Johns Hopkins University, Washington, DC

February 2008 Visiting Student

Università di Bologna, Collegio Superiore

July 2003 and August 2005 International Summer School, Terms 1 and 2

University of Cambridge

RESEARCH GRANTS

2015-2016 Max Weber Fellowship, € 25,000

European University Institute, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

2014-2015 Max Weber Fellowship, € 25,000

European University Institute, Max Weber Programme

PRESENTATIONS

CONFERENCES

10 January 2016 Shaping Family Migration through Financial Transfers in Western Europe, 1954-1986

130th Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association, Atlanta, GA 29 August 2015 The OEEC/OECD in West European migration policies during the Cold War,

with Dr Simone Paoli (University of Padua)

Conference “The OECD and the global political economy, 1948 to the present,” University of Zurich

10 June 2015 The Origins of the May 1968 Labour Crisis in France

Max Weber Fellows Conference, European University Institute

6 November 2014 The 1955 Watershed in the Formation of the European Migration Regime Conference of the European Union Liaison Committee of Historians “Peoples and Borders: Seventy Years of Movement of Persons in Europe, to Europe, from Europe (1945-2015),” University of Padua

21 June 2014 The Posting of Workers within the European Union

Conference “In Search of European Political Union,” Utrecht University 14 November 2013 Les négociations de la citoyenneté européenne, du Conseil européen de Paris

au traité de Maastricht, 1974-1992

Conference “L’Europe des citoyens et la citoyenneté européenne: évolutions, limites, perspectives,” University of Nantes

9 November 2013 Migration and Regional Interdependence in the Mediterranean, from the Early 1980s to the Early 1990s

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Conference,” University of Padua

16 December 2011 Régionalisme européen et gouvernance mondiale des migrations

Round table “Régionalisme européen et gouvernance mondiale au XXe siècle,” Université Paris-Sorbonne

WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS

12 November 2015 Renewing Access for France to African Resources in a Period of Decolonisation, 1956-1964

Workshop “Business, Decolonisation, and Development,” University of Strasbourg

24 March 2015 Migration and International Inequalities in France in the 1960s: Preparing the 1968 Uprising

Migration Working Group, European University Institute

11 March 2015 La formation du régime européen de migrations, de 1947 à 1992

Seminar “Migrations: regards croisés,” Université Paris-Ouest Nanterre-La Défense

5 November 2014 A European Managerial Staff. The Migration Dimension of the Negotiations on the European Company at the Time of the Single Market, 1984-1992 Workshop “Business Enterprises and European Integration: A Historical Perspective,” European University Institute

5 September 2014 Managing East-West Migration during the Cold War, 1949-1956 LSE IDEAS-Cold War Studies Programme, Villa Madruzzo, Trento

30 May 2013 Labour Markets in Mediterranean Europe and European Integration since the end of the 1960s

Workshop “Wages, labour markets, and solidarity in European integration since the end of the 1960s,” Université Paris-Sorbonne

DISCUSSIONS

5 December 2014 Discussant of Panel III “Economics and Finance”

Conference “Southern European Socialism in the 1980s,” EUI, LSE, and Oxford University, Florence

14 May 2014 Discussant of Paper “Return Migrants’ Patterns of Reintegration: The Significance of Migration Cycles”

Migration Working Group, EUI

MEDIA

2 June 2014 L’intégration régionale en Europe depuis 1948

Radio show “La fabrique de l’histoire,” Radio France Culture, Paris

OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

16 December 2015 Organiser of the Workshop “Alan Steele Milward: Historian, Economist, Political Scientist”, European University Institute, Max Weber Programme and Alcide De Gasperi Centre

14 October 2015 Co-organised the Max Weber Fellows Presentation Day

European University Institute, Department of History and Civilisation 2015-2016 Organiser of the Historians Writers Group

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2015-2016 Representative of History Fellows

European University Institute, Max Weber Programme 21 January 2015 Interviewer of Thomas Piketty

European University Institute, Max Weber Programme

21 January 2015 Chair of the Lecture by Thomas Piketty, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century”

European University Institute, Max Weber Programme

30 May 2013 Organiser of the Workshop, “Wages, Labour Markets, and Solidarity in European Integration Since the End of the 1960s”

Université Paris-Sorbonne

LANGUAGES

French Native Italian Proficient

English Fluent Spanish Proficient

German Proficient Dutch Reading knowledge

REFEREES

Prof. Eric Bussière Université Paris-Sorbonne

Full Professor of European Integration History Email: [email protected]

Prof. Youssef Cassis European University Institute Full Professor of Economic History Email: [email protected]

Dr N. Piers Ludlow London School of Economics and Political Science

Associate Professor of Contemporary European History Email: [email protected]

References

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