The 1968s facing the Global Sixties: A decade challenged by historiographical latitudes

10h - Welcoming of participants

10h15 - Opening remarks
Julio Souza de Oliveira | Université Évry Paris-Saclay & University of Notre Dame
Augusto Hilbig de Britto | Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines & Institut des Amériques – Pôle Texas

10h30 - Presentation of La Contemporaine and its documentary collections
René Pigier | La Contemporaine

Panel I – Faith, Revolution, and Decolonization: Reimagining Latin America and the Caribbean in the Global Sixties

Commentator: Frank Georgi | Université Évry Paris-Saclay
Moderator: Augusto Hilbig de Britto | Ph.D. Candidate in History

10h50 - From Ecclesiastical Colonialism to the Making of the Patria Grande: A History of the Catholic Sixties in Latin America
Jaime Pensado | University of Notre Dame

11h20 - The Sierra and the Casbah. New Imaginaries and Landscapes of the Argentinean Left (and beyond)
Jean-Baptiste Thomas | École Polytechnique – Paris

11h50 - Liberating the Indian, Decolonizing Latin America? The World Council of Churches, Critical Anthropology, and the Making of the Barbados Declaration (1971)
Romain Robinet | Université d’Angers

12h20 - Discussion

13h - Lunch Break

Panel II – Insularities and Internationalisms: The Caribbean and Latin America in the Making of the Third World Left

Commentator: Eugénia Palieraki | Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne – Mondes Américains
Moderator: Julio Souza de Oliveira | Ph.D. Candidate in History

14h30 - The (Re)Emergence of the Left in Puerto Rico in the 1960s: The Historical and Transnational Influences
Margaret Power | Illinois Institute of Technology

15h - Mexico and the Third World: A History in Construction
Daniel Kent Carrasco | Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México – UNAM

15h30 - Discussion

16h15 - Closing remarks

16h30 - End of the symposium
 

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