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This two-day interdisciplinary meeting will bring together lawyers and researchers for plenary sessions, thematic workshops and a final round table to identify the legal obstacles and gas pedals to a fair and sustainable economic transition. The colloquium will be held at UCLouvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium), with remote attendance possible.

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How does one become an activist? Is there such a thing as "activist knowledge", and if so, what are its characteristics? How does knowledge acquired "on the job" over the course of activist experience, and by definition not easily identifiable, challenge pre-existing knowledge, shake up worldviews, and even radically alter (future) activists' relationship to knowledge? These questions will be addressed through research into activist experience and activist training.

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What contributions has feminist thought made to philosophy? How have the great themes of philosophy been invested and reinterpreted by feminist thought? What new themes have been taken up by feminist theory? This new seminar confronts the difficult tension within feminist philosophy between questioning concepts and traditions on the one hand, and renewing objects of thought and epistemologies on the other.

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This meeting is at the crossroads of history and comparative literature, and focuses on the reception of historical methods in works of the imagination. It focuses on the idea of writing history and its tools - use of sources, writing, chronologization - to study the reception of the historian's gesture in stories of the imaginary. Using a comparative and diachronic approach, she aims to understand how Tolkien, Asimov and their successors structure fictional time as historiographers and passers-by.

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The Maison méditerranéenne des sciences humaines et sociales (Mmsh) awards two thesis prizes, each worth 3,000 euros, for work in Mediterranean and African studies in all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences.

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This webinar features six online presentations exploring the room for maneuver of state agents and their entourages in modern-day France. In particular, case studies of servants of the king will be observed, and the entourages they can mobilize in the service of their actions will be explored.

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The seminar "Des statues pour mémoire?" (Statues for memory?) tackles the question of contestations of monuments linked to colonial history in the public space.