Rémi Dalisson

Rémi Dalisson is a University Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Rouen. His research focuses on political and cultural history of 19^th and 20^th century France, with emphasis on memory studies, education history, and Vichy regime analysis. He holds an accreditation to direct research from Paris I University and collaborates with the Social History Center there.

Education Background:

• DEA in Social History (Paris I)
• Doctoral Thesis: Public Festivals and Ceremonies in Seine-et-Marne (1815-1939)
• Accreditation to Direct Research: Propaganda and National Imagination under Vichy

Research Interests:

• Biography of Hippolyte Carnot and educational reform
• Memory of 1870 Franco-Prussian War
• National festivals and symbolic politics
• Colonial imagery in Vichy propaganda

Key Contributions:

• Edited Genre et éducation, former, se former, être formée au féminin (2010)
• Recipient of 2009 Académie française silver medal for Les fêtes du Maréchal
• Organized conferences on Republicanism and European education history

Labs/Teams: Active member of GRHIS (History of School in Europe research group) and collaborates with international scholars on cultural memory projects.