Universal Jurisdiction in the face of International Crimes: French and Comparative Law - Institut d'études avancées de Paris - Study Day on site on 13 04 2023 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm - Paris (registration required).

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The common good, the legal key to the coming world? -Institut d'études avancées de Paris - Conference on site on 05 04 2023 from 6:00 pm to 7:45 pm - Paris (registration required).

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Announcement Calenda 1059264)

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The cycle includes four thematic workshops that bring together specialists from different disciplines (political science, history, law, geography, sociology, philosophy). The aim is to discuss case studies corresponding to investigations on various time-spaces, from Antiquity to the present day, in Western Europe and in the world.

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Master's Prize 2- Dufaure-CHPP - contemporary political and parliamentary field (since the French Revolution) - (University of Orléans) - deadline for application 30 05 2023 at 12h00

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The doctoral students of the Centre Jean Bodin are pleased to invite you to the fifth biannual colloquium of the laboratory's doctoral students. The 2023 edition will focus on the legal perspectives of absence. During the course of a day, we will follow a series of rather diversified interventions that question the interactions between the law and the absences that it may be confronted with, whether it be the absence of persons (in an electoral context, in a military context, etc.), the absence of legal rules vis-à-vis a given situation, etc.

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The field of housing has long been governed by technical standards. In recent times, thanks to the fight against climate change, they seem to have been invested with a stronger voluntarism to the point that their political dimension, previously perceived in minor mode - between technical-sanitary modernization and market regulation - now appears to us to be manifest, integrating a wider panoply of instruments to constitute genuine technical policies.