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Within the framework of the Normandy Interest Network "Normandie Humanities and Society", the Normandy Region has granted́ a 3-year doctoral contract (September 1, 2022-August 31, 2025) to the thesis subject: "Governance and ecological transition in French port areas. Legal study.", under the supervision of Nicolas GUILLET (Senior Lecturer in Public Law, authorized to direct research, Universitý Le Havre Normandie, Director of CERMUD).

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Every three years, the Swiss History Days bring together several hundred historians from Switzerland and abroad and make possible an exchange across linguistic barriers. In 2022, the Department of General History of the University of Geneva will organize these three days of meetings. For these days, the historians will exchange on the theme of "Nature".

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The "Digital Sovereignty" conference, organized in Rennes by Brunessen Bertrand and Guillaume Le Floch on June 16 and 17, 2022, will address the issues of digital sovereignty, a topic that has become omnipresent in the current public debate. The conference program will be organized around the following three themes: "The challenges raised by the geopolitics of cyberspace on the law", "The actors of cyberspace: towards a de-statization", "New issues of regulation".

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This colloquium explores the city at the time of covid-19 with the aim of uncovering the effects of the pandemic on urban space, and thinking about new ways of making the city of tomorrow. It brings together researchers, doctoral students, teachers and professionals from all geographic regions and from various disciplines: architecture, urban planning, history, sociology, geography, economics, psychology, literature, etc.

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The endemic crisis of the "yellow vests" and the recent electoral consultations have blatantly reminded us that the peripheries and rural areas rely heavily on motoring for their mobility. There are many reasons for this: a scattered and sparse habitat, public transport that is sometimes non-existent or limited in its deployment, which struggles to attract and meet the needs of rural people. The association Passé-Présent-Mobilité (P²M) invites you to an online and face-to-face meeting dedicated to the issue of peripheral mobility.

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The Law for a Digital Republic of October 7, 2016 promotes, under the aegis of European texts, open science. But what about open science? Applicable to academic research, it allows free access to researchers' work without a commercial publisher being able to limit this access for financial reasons. These days aim to answer the questions that researchers, publishers and students are asking themselves. Academic, legal and structural issues at the university level will be discussed.