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Understanding Indian Elections
Indian general election will be held in seven phases, from 11 April to 19 May 2019. These elections will constitute the 17th Lok Sabha, the House of the People (the lower house of the Indian bicameral Parliament). Scheduled to be declared on 23 May, the results of the election will express several crucial issues and debates that have been at the heart of the political campaign, some of which very controversial.
Read our short interview with Christophe Jaffrelot, and access some of his recent publications in English on the issue, in academic venues as well as in the media.
International Workshop
Materialities and emotions in times of disasters. An anthropological perspective.
Events such as “natural” and technological disasters, development projects implying displacement and destruction of territories, environmental crisis and territorial upheavals in general constitute disruptions that induce a series of processes affecting, some temporarily other permanently, people and social worlds in a vast array of aspects. This workshop proposes to examine, from an anthropological point of view and through ethnographic data, two sets of interconnected dimensions: the material and the immaterial.
DAY 1 May 15th 2019 - 9h -19h
New Materialities
Sciences Po - 56 rue Jacob Paris 6
9h30-10h00 : Introduction :
Sandrine Revet, Sciences Po-CERI and Katiana Le Mentec, Centre d'études sur la Chine moderne et contemporaine (CECMC)
10h00 - 10h45 :
Giovanna Salome, Douleurs Sans Frontières Haiti/ Université de Strasbourg – Faculté de Sciences Sociales) - “Contesting the ephemeral: t-shelter uses and the production of future in Haiti”
10h45-11h30 :
Maëlle Calandra, CREDO, France -
“ Studying historicities and materialities of a disaster : the Cyclone Pam case”
11h30-12h15 :
Giovanni Gugg, Faculty of Engineering, University of Naples - Federico II”, Italy -
“Survive the Vesuvius: live with the volcanic risk”
12h15-13h:
Discussion by discussants: Mara Benadusi, University of Catania and Laurent Gayer, Sciences Po-CERI
13h-14h: Lunch Break
14h-14h45 :
Katiana Le Mentec, CECMC / CNRS, France -
“People’s Contrasting Interactions with Ruins after the destruction of their familiar space. A Selection of Ethnographical Cases in China”
14h45-15h30 :
Sébastien Penmellen Boret, Associate Prof., International Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku University, Japan - “The Temporality of Disaster Landscapes: Des Lieux de Mémoire for the Dead of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake”
15h30-16h15:
Discussion by discussants: Mara Benadusi, University of Catania and Laurent Gayer Sciences Po-CERI
16h15-16h30: Coffee Break
16h30-18h: Film screening. Research movies
Fogo na Boca (38 mn) de Floriane Chouraqui, LISST-Dynamiques Rurales, Université Toulouse Jean Jaurès
Souls of Zen – Buddhism, Ancestors, and the 2011 Tsunami in Japan (93 mn) de Tim Graf & Jakob Montrasio
18h-18h30 : Discussion (with Floriane Chouraqui)
Materialities and emotions in times of disasters
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Intervenants:
Sead Turcalo, Prof. et Vice-doyen, Faculté des Sciences Politiques, Université de Sarajevo - The geopolitical challenge to democratic change : the case of Bosnia-Herzegovina in comparative perspective
Damir Kapidzic, Assistant-professor, Dept. de Sciences Politiques, Université de Sarajevo - Democracy in a multiethnic society
Introduction et discussion :
Jacques Rupnik, Sciences Po - CERI
Responsable scientifique: Jacques Rupnik
Democratic and Geopolitical Issues in the Balkans
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Cycle de séminaires Los Ultimos Jueves de l'OPALC
Le droit à l'agriculture urbaine militante :
de la construction conceptuelle aux processus à São Paulo et Paris
Intervenant :
Gustavo Nagib, Université de São Paulo
Discutante :
Luisa Cajamarca, Université libre de Bruxelles, OPALC
Responsable scientifique: Olivier Dabène, Sciences Po-CERI
Le droit à l'agriculture urbaine militante : de la construction conceptuelle aux processus à São Paulo et Paris
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Biomaîtriser les identités ? ("Politique africaine", n° 152, décembre 2018)
R. Banégas, S. Awenengo Dalberto, A. Cutolo (dir.) -
L'Inde contemporaine (Fayard, édition réactualisée 2019, 350 p.)
Christophe Jaffrelot (dir.)
L'Inde de Modi. National-populisme et démocratie ethnique (Fayard, 2019, 352 p.)
Christophe Jaffrelot -
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European Review of International Studies (5/3-2018)
Special issue on the politicisation of security
La Russie dans le monde (CNRS éditions, 2019, 286 p.)
Anne de Tinguy
