International audienceThe research presented here is intended to complement current knowledge about "Syrian" migration between Lebanon and the United States in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. In particular, it focuses on transit cities in the journey to the US: two are French (Marseille and Le Havre) and one is American (New York). Using a comparative approach, the research examines the development of an economy of passage, the various ways immigrants were received in these cities, and the risks incurred by migrants during these transitory stays. More generally, this research explores how individuals and families build collective knowledge in the face of such risksLa recherche présentée ici vise à compléter les connaissan...
My contribution focuses on the study of Syrian migration to Belgium and Morocco before the civil war...
This brief study relies on two key words:‘Mediterranean’and ‘migration’. As regards the Mediterranea...
The migrations in Syria are investigated with the 1960 and 1970 census. Three main tendancies are ob...
International audienceThe research presented here is intended to complement current knowledge about ...
Inspired by Imperial Studies and connected history, this PhD reseach aims at studying chain migratio...
Inspiré des récents apports de l’histoire impériale et plaidant pour une histoire connectée, ce trav...
My thesis looks at transit migration from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic in the late nineteenth a...
Early twentieth century migration across the North Atlantic was a human drama, a major international...
This thesis sketches out the history of Ottoman-Arab emigration from Greater Syria to the United Sta...
Lebanon and Syria, both countries with a long migratory tradition, are becoming today host countries...
Cette thèse constitue une étude comparée du processus de politisation au sein des groupes de Françai...
International audienceThis research intends to better understand the current patterns of migration f...
In adopting a qualitative and multidisciplinary approach, based on the longitudinal study of the Dei...
The current Syrian crisis has caused unprecedented practices of global mobility. The process of forc...
International audienceThis research intends to better understand the current patterns of migration f...
My contribution focuses on the study of Syrian migration to Belgium and Morocco before the civil war...
This brief study relies on two key words:‘Mediterranean’and ‘migration’. As regards the Mediterranea...
The migrations in Syria are investigated with the 1960 and 1970 census. Three main tendancies are ob...
International audienceThe research presented here is intended to complement current knowledge about ...
Inspired by Imperial Studies and connected history, this PhD reseach aims at studying chain migratio...
Inspiré des récents apports de l’histoire impériale et plaidant pour une histoire connectée, ce trav...
My thesis looks at transit migration from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic in the late nineteenth a...
Early twentieth century migration across the North Atlantic was a human drama, a major international...
This thesis sketches out the history of Ottoman-Arab emigration from Greater Syria to the United Sta...
Lebanon and Syria, both countries with a long migratory tradition, are becoming today host countries...
Cette thèse constitue une étude comparée du processus de politisation au sein des groupes de Françai...
International audienceThis research intends to better understand the current patterns of migration f...
In adopting a qualitative and multidisciplinary approach, based on the longitudinal study of the Dei...
The current Syrian crisis has caused unprecedented practices of global mobility. The process of forc...
International audienceThis research intends to better understand the current patterns of migration f...
My contribution focuses on the study of Syrian migration to Belgium and Morocco before the civil war...
This brief study relies on two key words:‘Mediterranean’and ‘migration’. As regards the Mediterranea...
The migrations in Syria are investigated with the 1960 and 1970 census. Three main tendancies are ob...