Scholars

Jean-Claude MARGUERON

Title: Professor
Position: Senior Research Fellow EPHR IV Emeritus
Institution: Archéologies et Sciences de l'Antiquité, UMR 7041

Takes part in the project: Monuments d’Orient

Email: jean_claude.margueron@sfr.fr

James MARK

Institution: History Department, University of Exeter

Leader of the project: The criminalisation of dictatorial pasts in Europe and Latin America in global perspective

Andrew MEADOWS

Title: Professor in Ancient History
Institution: University of Oxford, Faculty of Classics

Leader of the project: OPAL the Oxford-Paris Alexander Project - Transnational Perspectives in a Digital Age

Title: Assisting Professor (Communication studies)
Position: Deputy director of the laboratory Dispositifs d’Information et de Communication à l’Ère Numérique – Paris, Ile-de-France (Dicen-IDF, EA7339)
Institution: Université Paris Nanterre , Dispositifs d’Information et de Communication à l’Ère Numérique – Paris, Ile-de-France (Dicen-IDF, EA7339)

Leader of the project: PROFIL (Sharing, Reconstituting, and Organizing Fictional Online Identities)

Ludovic MEVEL

Title: Research Fellow, CNRS
Institution: UMR Archéologies et sciences de l’antiquité (ArScAn) - équipe Ethnologie Préhistorique

Leader of the project: Archives of archaeological digs in Arcy-sur-Cure (2ARC)

Cécile MICHEL

Title: Senior research fellow, CNRS
Position: Professor at the university of Hamburg (Germany)
Institution: Archéologies et Sciences de l'Antiquité, UMR 7041

Leader of the project: The fabric of memory: Kültepe, a test laboratory for interdisciplinary research

Takes part in the project: Digital humanities and Assyriology: tools for an “online” history of the ancient Middle East

Email: cecile.michel@mae.cnrs.fr
Personal webpage: Cecile Michel's webpage on the ArScAn website (http://www.arscan.fr/haroc/equipe/membres-permanents/cecile-michel/)

Women of Aššur and Kaneš: Texts from the archives of Assyrian merchants, writings from the Ancient World

Cécile MICHEL

monographie

Publisher: Collection : Writings from the Ancient World, Society of Biblical Literature, Baltimore, juin 2020
ISBN: 9781628372823
URL / DOI: Site du laboratoire ArScAn

À la rencontre des premières femmes d'affaires, en Mésopotamie

Cécile MICHEL

valorisation

URL / DOI: https://theconversation.com

Virginie MILLIOT

Title: Assistant professor (anthropology)
Institution: University Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense , Laboratoire d'Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative (LESC)

Leader of the project: Making and walking the history of Nanterre’s university

Personal webpage: Virginie Milliot's webpage on the Lesc website (http://www.mae.u-paris10.fr/lesc/spip.php)

Bio

Virginie Milliot’s research deals with processes of social and cultural emergence, of which cities are the crucible, as well as with policies of recognition and institutionalisation, of which these dynamics are the subjet.

She is the author of a doctoral thesis on the “indigenisation” of hip hop in France. This research analyses the reclaiming and reinterpretation of this symbolic form in the context of working-class suburbs and the effects of the recognition policy implemented by municipal political actors in the 1990s. She shows the links that exist between the popular culture of the fragile lives of the young people in these neighbourhoods and the artistic conventions of street hip-hop. Then she analyses the development of this movement within urban networks and the transformation of these forms of expression from the street to the stage.