RE: Fernand Braudel Conference Report

Hi Everyone,
Did anyone go to this conference on Braudel and if you did could you let me 
know how it went and if the papers are available anywhere?

Thanks

Malc





IV. Conference



a) Braudel and the U.S.: Interlocuteurs valables? (5th Journées 
Braudeliennes), Oct. 1-2, 1999


Session I: The Heritage of Fernand Braudel

Immanuel Wallerstein, "Braudel and Interscience: A Preacher to Empty Pews?"

Maurice Aymard, "One Braudel or Several?"

Carlos A. Aguirre Rojas, "Braudel in Latin America and the U.S.: A 
Different 
Reception?"





Session II: Franco-American Cultural and Institutional Ties

Giuliana Gemelli, "American Foundations and Braudel's Institution-Building"

Francis X. Sutton, "The Ford Foundation's Trans-Atlantic Roles and 
Purposes, 
1951-1981"

Maurice Lévy-Leboyer, "Trends in Historical Research: Franco-American 
Intellectual Links and Cleavages"





Session III: The Longue Durée and the Social Sciences in the U.S.

William H. McNeill, "Luméville and the Longue Durée"

Giovanni Arrighi, "Braudel, Schumpeter, and the New Economic Sociology"

Jean Heffer, "Is the Longue Durée Un-American?"





Session IV: U.S. Historiography: Impact of Fernand Braudel

Anthony Molho, "La Méditerranée in the U.S.: Ships Passing Each Other in 
the 
Dark"

Susan Mosher Stuard, "A Capital Idea: Pursuing Demand"

Steven L. Kaplan, "The Sixties: Was Braudel a Turning-Point?"

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