28/05/2024
12:30 Le séminaire "Enseignement supérieur et recherche" de Sciences Po est organisé par le CSO sous la co-responsabilité de Jérôme Aust et de Christine Musselin. Il a pour objectif de permettre la présentation et la discussion de recherches menées en France, mais aussi en Europe et dans d'autres régions du monde, sur l'enseignement supérieur et la recherche.
Il s'adresse et est ouvert à tous les experts, praticiens, chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs, doctorants, intéressés par ces questions. Les séances sont configurées autour d'un seul intervenant, français ou étranger, laissant ainsi une large place aux échanges.
Webinaire Mardi 28 mai 2024 de 12h30 à 14h - Lien pour vous inscrire
Anna Kosmützky, Professor for "Methodology of Higher Education and Science Research“ at the Leibniz University Hannover
MULTIPLE COMPETITIONS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Multiple Competitions in Higher Education Competition is a core theme in the sociology of science and higher education as exemplified by classic texts by Robert K. Merton and Pierre Bourdieu. However, more recently one can observe a strong increase in competition, leading to a multiplication of competitions. In the webinar, multiple competitions are conceptualized by focusing on the interrelated dynamics of the science system, the state and the university. In an international comparative perspective, empirical evidence is presented and implications for science and higher education policy-making are discussed.
Évènement en Anglais
of International Studies, JNU and specializes on politics in South Asia and India’s policy
towards its Neighbours and China in South Asia.
She was a visiting Asia Fellow at the department of International Relations, Dhaka
University in 2004 and 2007, Kodikara Fellow in 1999, postdoctoral fellow at FMSH,
Paris in 2008 and visiting fellow at PRIO in 2011, Fellow at the University of Hull in
2018. She was Visiting Professor on ICCR’s India Chair in Colombo University in 2013.
She was selected to attend the prestigious Symposium on the East Asian Security (SEAS)
Program conducted by the US State Department and USPACOM in 2011. She has
lectured extensively in India and abroad on India’s foreign policy and South Asia.
aspects of politics in South Asia and have focused on India’s relations with its
neighbours. She is the author of “Elite Perception in Foreign Policy: Role of Print Media
in influencing Indo-Pak relations, 1989-99” (2004) and has edited three books titled
“South Asia: Envisioning a Regional Future” (2011) and “Four Decades of India-
Bangladesh Relations: Historical Context and Future Direction (2012), “Recounting the
Memories of Bangladesh’s Liberation War: Why It Is Still Relevant” (Routledge, 2024)
She has also authored a monograph “Afghanistan and its Neighbourhood: In Search of a
Stable Future (PRIO-IDSA, 2014)..
Raphaëlle Khan, The City University of New York (City College)
Johannes Plagemann, GIGA
