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The ambition is to analyze contemporary crises (ecological, political, social) through a dual phenomenological and critical approach. The aim is to understand how these crises are experienced and felt on a daily basis, transforming our relationship to time, space and others, while seeking to identify the power structures that underlie them and the forms of resistance that emerge.

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The "young researchers" study days organized by GIS REHAL aim to encourage scientific exchanges between young researchers (PhD students and young PhD students) working on housing and habitat, and to help them publicize their work. They also seek to strengthen dialogue between disciplines, by examining the ways in which each defines, analyzes and constitutes these issues as objects of study. Finally, they contribute to strengthening and renewing the scientific community of researchers working on the themes of living and housing in France.

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The study day "Choisir son camp. Réseaux, pouvoirs et engagement nobiliaire (XVe-XVIIIe siècle)", organized by Graziella Gentet and Pierre-Jean Souriac (Université Jean Moulin Lyon III), will bring together eight researchers specializing in medieval and modern history to discuss forms of nobiliary commitment and power networks. It is supported by the Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and the Laboratoire de recherche historique Rhône-Alpes (LARHRA).

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Pontigny, 1928: Raymond Aron is invited by Paul Desjardins to take part in the Décades, a summer gathering at this Burgundy abbey of intellectuals and writers of the day. Cerisy, 1958: Raymond Aron organizes a meeting in this Normandy château to discuss the British historian Arnold Toynbee and his concept of civilizations. Two dates, two historic sites, but the same continuity: continuing the intellectual adventure initiated at the turn of the century by Paul Desjardins.

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How, in a world already marked by exchange and interdependence, did these three revolutions - each distinct in its aims and contexts - rethink the foundations of power, freedom and autonomy? Between universal ideals and local realities, were they able to reconcile sovereignty and transnational connections, or does independence remain an unfinished horizon?

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The upcoming workshop is the fifth and final installment in the series of workshops in the fourth edition of the Osmose program, which began with the one held on March 19, 2024 at the French Ministry of Culture, exploring the theme of the patrimonialization of user rights and, more specifically, proposing a reflection on the interaction between cultural pluralism and legal pluralism.