Calenda Announcement 1,422,449 (excerpts)
This study day aims, more broadly, to bring together researchers interested in the study of political ideas in the digital context. Bringing together several fields of study from various disciplines, the goal is to explore the methodological, epistemological—and even ethical—issues of this emerging field.
Calenda Announcement 1 421 105 (excerpts)
This event will bring together young researchers from various disciplines within the social sciences to examine the ways in which ubiquitous forms of pollution—whether moral, health-related, political, scientific, or material in nature—are managed, particularly those that have only recently come to light.
Calenda Listing 1,420,014 (excerpts)
Serving as a library, archives center, and museum, La Contemporaine’s missions include supporting research. It provides the scientific community with reference collections and primary sources on the history of the 20th and 21st centuries
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Calenda Announcement 1,418,915 (excerpts)
The role of customs in medieval legal architecture has been the subject of passionate debate. By focusing more specifically on the sources of custom, this one-day symposium aims to examine both the definitions provided by scholars and the hundreds of charters that established its local manifestations in such varied terms, in order to grasp, in short, the emergence of the phenomenon of custom in all its diversity.
Calenda Announcement 1,419,589 (excerpts)
Quantifying ecology is established as a prerequisite for evaluating social and ecological transition policies. The seminar sessions offered by this research project provide an opportunity to bring together different perspectives—from the social sciences of quantification to the sociology of public environmental policy and transitions—in order to take the quantification of ecological qualities seriously, based on these interdisciplinary analyses.
Calenda Announcement 1,417,832 (excerpts)
Calenda Announcement 1,419,257 (excerpts)
The event aims to bring together various speakers from diverse disciplines who will share their perspectives on a common topic—the links between humanism and digital technology—through the lens of ethics. The program will feature a series of lectures and presentations from various disciplines (ethics and epistemology, philosophy, management sciences, legal sciences, educational sciences, psychological sciences, and sociology), as well as a roundtable discussion on the question, “Will the human of tomorrow still be human?”
International Multidisciplinary Seminar of the Legal Humanism Network, organized by Luigi-Alberto Sanchi (CNRS – IHD) and Xavier Prévost (University of Bordeaux, IRM)
The Jean Gaudemet Institute of Legal History at the University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas and the ISTHisFrench project (ERC-2024-COG 101170233), hosted by the Montesquieu Research Institute at the University of Bordeaux, are organizing seminar sessions to be held at Collège Sainte-Barbe, in the Collinet Room (4 rue Valette, 75005 Paris, 3rd floor), on Fridays from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Calenda Announcement 1 412 152 (excerpts)
As part of the Franco-Chilean project focused on the ethical, legal, and social challenges of digital health, a series of two bilingual webinars (French/Spanish) will be organized to examine the role of digital technology in providing access to healthcare for vulnerable populations.
Announcement Calenda 1 403 921 (extracts)
Qualitative research refers to a variety of approaches and methods that aim to describe phenomena in depth, starting with the expression of the people concerned, in order to understand the situations studied. This type of research is increasingly used by researchers in medical and care disciplines, as they come to realize that quantitative data alone - the "gold standard" of health data - is not always transferable to people's experiences, does not take their needs sufficiently into account, or struggles to explain its results.
