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FP7H2020HORIZON

Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales

Country
FRFrance
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
74
As coordinator
52
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 29,544,918
Active
2008 to 2026

Projects

74 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
FEMATBack in the matter. New and 'Old' Materialist Feminisms: Contributions to Contemporary DebatesHORIZON2026CoordinatorEUR 242,261
ScarknowFood scarcity and knowledge making: crops and environments in the 18th-century Portuguese and French AtlanticHORIZON2026CoordinatorEUR 299,378
REVIVEMPReviving Empire: French and Spanish Visions of Imperial Renewal in the Greater Caribbean (1800-1830)HORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 242,261
COSMOSBeyond Culture: Towards a Phenomenological Foundation of AnthropologyHORIZON2025Associated partnerEUR 0
AnceStraThe meanings of ancestral remains from former German colonies at the University of Strasbourg in contexts of repatriation. Crossed perspectives between Africa, France and GermanyHORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 1,999,063
InfantSimulatorWhy do infants learn language so fast? A reverse engineering approachHORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 2,288,375
Rejecting RaceRejecting Race: The Intellectual Origins of Racial Deconstructivism, 1784-1950HORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 242,261
ObCoObjects of Contention: Art and Craft in the French Penal Colony of New CaledoniaHORIZON2025CoordinatorEUR 226,421
MARELSMarginal Saharan élites. Extra-African and intra-african students mobilitiesHORIZON2024CoordinatorEUR 195,915
ISHMAELInquiry into Scarcity: How Modernity Acted for Equality LimitationsHORIZON2024CoordinatorEUR 195,915
MEDiverSEAtyMEDiverSEAty. In quest of the human dimensions of MEDiterranean Marine BiodiversityHORIZON2024Associated partnerEUR 0
STATEPERSONIFICATIONThe racialized Leviathan: A History of state personifications, from Hobbes to SarmientoHORIZON2023CoordinatorEUR 211,755
WomatWorkWomen at work: for a comparative history of African female urban professions (Soudn, Tanzania and Ghana), 1919-1970HORIZON2023Third partyNot stated
reSETComplex Regional Economic Systems in Sustainable Energy Transition: Theory, Models, Empirics, and Policies for Southern EuropeHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
GOVERN-ANIMALITYHistory of Animal Governmentality: Models of Animal Exploitation and Resistance in Europe (mid-17th-19th Centuries)HORIZON2023CoordinatorEUR 195,915
INVOLVEFor trustful, participatory and inclusive public policiesHORIZON2023ParticipantEUR 405,375
MELAMechanisms of Early Language AcquisitionHORIZON2023Associated partnerEUR 0
TFBICThe Filmmaker in Brazilian Indigenous Communities: the impacts of a new social and political positionHORIZON2023CoordinatorEUR 195,915
SOPHYPhilosophy of Social PhysicsHORIZON2023CoordinatorEUR 195,915
Harmony on the EdgeHarmony on the Edge. Musical Encounters Between Early Modern Europe and South AmericaH20202022CoordinatorEUR 210,538

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