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9h — Accueil

9h15 — Ouverture solennelle par les tutelles de l’IFEAC (MEAE, CNRS, MESRI) et la direction du CERI

 

10h — 30 ans d’activités régionales

 

Table-ronde avec les anciens directeurs (modérée par Adrien Fauve)

Huguette Meunier-Chuvin, épouse du regretté fondateur Pierre Chuvin (1993-1998)

Vincent Fourniau (1998-2002)

Rémy Dor (2002-2006) : sous réserve

Bayram Balci (2006-2010)

Francis Richard (2011-2012)

Olivier Ferrando (2013-2016)

Catherine Poujol (2016-2020)

 

12h — l’équipe de l’IFEAC, hier et aujourd’hui : Aïnazik Joldosheva, Tolkun Kydykova (administratrices)

 

13h — Pause-déjeuner

 

14h30 — Des projets collaboratifs dynamiques

 

ANR CEREMONIAC par Isabelle Ohayon (CERCEC)

ANR SPACEPOL par Clara Rivas Alonso (CITERES) 

ANR PALEOCALM par William Rendu (IFEAC)

ANR REDGOLD par Stéphane Dudoignon (GSRL) 

 

15h30 — Une recherche doctorale en plein essor

 

Eugénie Stoclet, Université libre de Bruxelles - « Changements climatiques, adaptation et gestion de l’eau au Kirghizstan » 

 

Hugo Estecahandy, Université Paris 8 - « Bitcoins et zones grises : miner des cryptomonnaies à travers les réseaux et territoires de l’informalité au Kirghizstan et au Kazakhstan »

 

Yéléna Mac-Glandières, Université Paris 8 - « Géopolitique socio-matérielles du Middle Corridor : explorations ethnographiques au Kazakhstan (2022-2023) »

 

16h15 — Pause-café (15 minutes)

 

Marie Hiliquin, Université de Lille - « 30 ans de coopération sino-centrasiatique »

 

Dilda Ramazan, Sorbonne Université - « Contester le récit officiel, produire une mémoire alternative : les artistes contemporains et la ville »

 

17h15 — L’Asie centrale digitale : l’observatoire Alerte Héritage et ses portails d’archives numériques 

 

18h — Cocktail

 

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Responsables scientifiques de l'événément : Bayram Balci et Adrien Fauve

Venue : Room G009, ground floor, 28 rue des Saints-Pères - 75007 Paris

 

 

How do peacekeepers from different nationalities interact with one another and translate an ambiguous mandate into effective action? This is the topic of the research brief on ‘Mandate Interpretation and Multinational Collaboration in the UN mission in Mali’, that forms the basis for this panel discussion. 

 

Over the last two decades, peace operations have not only become larger and more complex but also more multinational. This provides both opportunities as well as challenges for a successful mandate implementation on the ground. The research brief makes three policy recommendations: 1) to promote cohesion and increase understanding of peacekeeping mission goals the UN should actively promote bridge-building between units from different national contexts; 2) higher levels of cultural diversity should counter stereotypes between units from different parts of the world; and 3) specific pre-deployment training and socialization can help overcoming such stereotypes.

 

The aim of this moderated panel discussion is to discuss how to translate these recommendations on diversity in UN peacekeeping into action to ensure effective and successful peace operations.

 

The hybrid event is organised jointly by the Challenges Forum and Sciences Po Paris and sponsored by the Swedish Defence University and the Folke Bernadotte Academy, the Swedish government agency for peace, security and development. The event will be livestreamed on social media.

 

 

Panelists:
Professor Chiara Ruffa, Centre for International Studies (CERI), Sciences Po.

Lt.Gen Dennis Gyllensporre, former Force Commander, UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA)

Professor Ghassan Salamé, former UN Secretary-General Special Representative in Libya (TBC)

Brig.Gen. Guillaume Ponchin, former Chief of the General Staff, UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA)

 

Moderator:
Pernilla Rydén, Director, Challenges Forum International Secretariat

EU Enlargements 20 years on: Lessons and Prospects
Venue : Sciences Po - Salons scientifiques, 1 Place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

In partnership with the Jacques Delors Institute/Grande Europe
 

Introduction and Welcome (9h15-10h)

Stéphanie Balme, Director of CERI-Sciences Po
Sylvie Mately, Director of Jacques Delors Institute

Keynote Introductory remarks: Eastern Promisses 20 years on

1. EU ‘transformative power’ and Domestic Political Trends in Central Europe (10h – 11h30)

Jacques Rupnik (Sciences Po-CERI)
Daniel Hegedüs (GMF Berlin)
Jaroslaw Kuisz (University of Warsaw)
Ondrej Dytrich (Institute of International Relations, Prague & EUISS

Chair: Lukas Macek , Sciences Po / Institut Jacques Delors

2. Central Europe 20 years later: Foreign Policy Orientations (11h45-13h)

David Cadier (University of Groningen and Sciences Po-CERI)
Jana Kobzova (Office of the President of Slovakia)
Tomas Petricek (Former Foreign Minister of the Czech Republic and Prague Institute of International Relation)
Maria Malksoo (University of Copenhagen)

Chair: Christian Lequesne (Sciences Po-CERI)

 

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3. Enlargements and Public Opinion in EU and Candidate Countries (14h30)

Bruno Cautrès CEVIPOF - Sciences Po)
Bojana Zoric (EUISS)

4. The “Ukrainian Moment”: Prospects for Future Enlargements (15h45-17h30)

Volodymyr Yermolenko, ukraineworld.org, Kiev
Olga Onuch (Manchester University)
Nikola Dimitrov (Former Foreign Minister of Macedonia)
Florent Parmentier (Sciences Po - CEVIPOF)
Pierre Mirel (Former EU Director of DG Enlargement)

Chair: Anne de Tinguy (Sciences Po-CERI)

Keynote - Conclusions: What rethinking enlargement means for the EU

Jean-Louis Bourlanges (Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Assemblée Nationale)

 

Scientific coordinators:  Jacques Rupnik and David Cadier