Organised by SOURCE-King's College London (Department of War Studies) and UTIC Sciences Po-CERI

Roundtable 1 (11h-12h30) : Extracting data and visualising traces of a security field: Switzerland and EU

Amal Tawfik and Stephan Davidshofer, University of Geneva:

Generating, mapping and visualising data on the professionals of security in Switzerland

Monique Jo-Berli, University of Geneva & Sciences Po:

Identifying humanitarian security managers

Félix Tréguer, Sciences Po-CERI: 

Mapping the controversies about surveillance in the digital space

 

Chair: François Thuillier, UTIC

Discussants: Audrey Baneyx, Sciences Po and Tugba Basaran,Princeton University



Roundtable 2 (14h-15h30) : Analysing the genesis and positions of actors


Stephan Davidshofer, University of Geneva :

Field(s) of security in Switzerland, lessons for the debate of national, EU and transnational fields

 

Médéric Martin-Mazé, Université Paris 8 & Kings College London:

The position of the professionals of societal security in the European bureaucratic field: a socio-genesis of ESRAB and ESRIF

 

Emmanuel-Pierre Guittet, University of Manchester: 

Rethinking methods for critical security studies

Chair: Gilles Favarel-Garrigues, Sciences Po-CERI, CNRS

 

Discussants: Antonin Cohen, Unievrsité Rennes 1 and Didier Georgakakis, Université Paris La Sorbonne

Roundtable 3 (15h45-17h15) : Field dynamics of security and transnational connections

 

Christian Olsson, Université Libre de Bruxelles and Mathias Delori, Centre Emile Durkheim, Sciences Po Bordeaux:

Professional position-takings and colonial legacies in the French armed forces: strategies of distinction between centre and periphery

 

Didier Bigo, Kings College London & Sciences-Po CERI :

Centrifuge or centripetal forces? The role of transnational guilds in the structuration of fields of power

 

Chair : Laurent Jeanpierre, Université Paris 8 (tbc)

 

Discussants:Claudia Aradau, Kings College London and David Swartz, Boston university

Lecture (17h30- 19h00)

David Swartz, Boston University : Symbolic Power : Implications for field analysis

Discussion around Swartz’new book: Symbolic Power, Politics, and Intellectuals: The Political Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu, University of Chicago Press, 2013 (Co-winner of the ASA’s 2014 History of Sociology Section’s Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award).

Questions with the audience introduced by PHD students of Kings College London-Sciences Po : Emma Mc Cluskey (KCL-Source), Hager ben Jaffel (KCL), Monique Jo-Beerli (Sciences-Po), Sebastian Larsson (KCL),
JoJo Beerli (Sciences Po), Emma Mc Cluskey (KCL) and Sebiastian Larsson (KCL)

 

Academic coordinator : Didier Bigo (KCL & Sciences Po)

 

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