Conexões Policiais: Histórias Atlânticas e Perspectivas Globais
Policing Connections: Atlantic histories and Global Perspectives
Rio de Janeiro, 19-21 jun. 2017.
Programação
Program
Dia 1 / Day 1 / 19 jun.
Auditório do IAG
PUC-Rio – Marques de São Vicente 225
9.00 h.
Conexões Policiais: Sessão de Abertura
Policing Connections: Welcome Session
- Diego Galeano (Departamento de História PUC-Rio)
- Marcos Bretas (Instituto de História – UFRJ)
- Maria João Vaz (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
Circulação de saberes e modelos policiais I
Circulation of knowledge and police models I
10.00 h. – 12.00 h.
- Catherine Denys (Université de Lille):
The Port Louis police office in Mauritius at the end of the 18th century: metropolitan police knowledge and colonial adaptations in the Indian Ocean.
- Vincent Denis (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Spies, writers and kings : police reform and Enlightenment in 18th-century Europe.
Circulação de saberes e modelos policiais I
Circulation of knowledge and police models I
14.00 h. – 17.30 h.
- Quentin Deluermoz (Université de Paris 13)
A global bobby? circulations, adaptations and comparisons of a police experience in the 19th century (London, Paris, Bombay, New York).
- Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves (Instituto Universitário de Lisboa)
Police Reform and the Transnational Circulation of Police Models in the in the 19th Century Portuguese World.
- André Rosemberg (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo)
Paul Balagny and the French Mission in São Paulo: Police and Politics in the Brazilian First
Republic.
Dia 2 / Day 1 / 19 20 jun.
Sala Celso Lemos
3º andar Instituto de História UFRJ
09.30 h. – 12.00 h.
Policiamento transnacional e redes de vigilância I
Transnational policing and surveillance networks I
- Paul Knepper (Central Washington University)
The Road to Buenos Aires? The International Police Response to Human Trafficking, 1881-1945.
- Cristiana Schettini (Universidad Nacional de San Martín – CONICET)
From the League of Nations to Mangue: sex, race and police surveillance in Rio de Janeiro, 1920s.
- Diego Galeano (Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro)
Counterfeiting money and transnational police networks in the Atlantic World, 1900-1930.
14.00 h. – 16.00 h.
Policiamento transnacional e redes de vigilância II
Transnational policing and surveillance networks II
- Wouter Klem (Utrecht University)
Between National Politics and Transnational Action: Joint Police Efforts against the Anarchist Conspiracy, 1881-1914.
- Martín Albornoz Crespo (Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales – Universidad de San Martín)
The Buenos Aires Police and international surveillance of anarchism: knowledge, practices and tensions (1890-1915).
16.30 h. – 18.00 h.
Sessão de Encerramento / Final Session
Anja Johansen (University of Dundee)
Democratic Policing as a UK article for export: a critical appreciation.
