Civilians in wartime - Round table IEA Paris (Paris - face to face) May 30, 2022 (registration required)
(Calenda announcement 992325)
Roundtable organized by Sheldon Garon, Professor of History, Princeton University, 2021-2022 IEA Paris Resident, with the support of the IEA (Institute for Advanced Studies) Paris. This roundtable brings together historians who study the impact of twentieth-century wars on civilians in Europe, the Soviet Union, and East Asia.
Research on longevity, old age and aging - ILVV Symposium (Paris -pre-sential) from June 27, 2022 to June 29, 2022 (registration before 03 06 2022)
(Calenda announcement 992345)
The Institute of Longevity, Ageing and Aging (ILVV) is organizing its research symposium in the humanities and social sciences on longevity, ageing and aging with four objectives: to highlight ongoing research work via a call for papers on broad and structuring themes; to promote meetings and inter-knowledge; to provide space for debates; and to promote dialogue between disciplines. The symposium is aimed at research actors.
Sharing and occupying the public space of the gentrified neighborhood: a reading of Jacques Rancière - INRS (Montreal -Canada) - Round table (hybrid) May 18, 2022 (registration)
(Calenda announcement 991769)
Drawing on the concepts and methods of the philosopher Jacques Rancière, the proposal consists in conceiving the process of gentrification as a scene of sharing and disagreement. A scene on which the paradox of a constrained access to housing and a shared occupation of public space occurs. Three terms from Jacques Rancière's conceptual landscape help us to circumscribe the scene of gentrification misunderstanding: the sharing of sensibility, the equality of intelligences and dissensus.
Civil status in the light of transidentity - MSH Lyon - Study day June 1st 2022
(Calenda announcement 991269)
Food policies in France - Sciences Po (Paris) - Conference June 23 and 24, 2022 - registration required
(Announcement Calenda 987209)
Food crystallizes many debates: waste, product prices, producer remuneration, effects on health, climate and biodiversity, vegetarianism, precariousness... Often approached through the prism of agricultural policies, food policies have been little analyzed by social science research. The POLAL colloquium, which is the result of a project funded by the French National Research Agency, will examine how food policies are formed in France today. Who are the actors and the instruments? What are the stakes and how are they debated?
The Meaning of Family - Université Paris Cité - Study Day (hybrid) June 10, 2022 - registration required
(Announcement Calenda 989435)
This first study day entitled "The Senses of the Family" aims to question the place of the sensory dimension in the construction and experiences of families.
All vulnerable, understanding in order to act - Catholic University of Lyon - Conference (in person) May 12 and 13, 2022 - registration required
(Calenda announcement 990148)
The first edition of the Days of the Catholic University of Lyon, bringing together 500 decision-makers from the institutional, academic, economic, associative and entrepreneurial worlds, will be held in Lyon around the theme "All vulnerable". Round tables and conferences will address in depth the issue of vulnerability from an economic, social and ecological perspective.
