Biopolitics, gouvernementality and (security) dispositifs. Concepts for the study of the “International”?

International conference

 

MONDAY, JANUARY 13th 

09h15-09h30   Welcoming address and introduction
Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, Paris, France; Philippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, Brazil; Frédéric Gros, Université Paris-Est Créteil, France

09h30-12h30   Session 1
INTERNATIONAL? IR and Security in light of Genealogy and Governmentality

Chair: Philippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, Brazil

09h30-10h15   Introductory Lecture 

Counter Concepts for the International: Political Spirituality, Insurrection and the Courage of Truth

   Michael Dillon, University of Lancaster, UK

 

10h15-11h30   Roundtable

Lives of Infamous Men in the 21st Century

   Fabienne Brion, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgique
Foucault in IR. Is there anything left to say?
   Jef Huysmans, Open University, UK
Decolonising critical security from IR: genealogy of (in)securities
   Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, France

11h30-12h30   Discussion

14H00-18H00   Session 2  

NEOLIBERAL? Bureaucratisation, Management, Critique

Chair: Sandrine Revet, CERI-Sciences Po, France

 

14h00-14h45   Introductory Lecture

Global policing and (in)different management
    Mariella Pandolfi, University of Montreal, Canada

14h45-16h00   Roundtable 

On neoliberal bureaucratization

   Béatrice Hibou, CNRS/CERI Sciences Po, France

A historical ontology of management
   Luca Paltrinieri, CIRPP, CCI-Paris-Idf and Collège international de Philosophie
Is there a critical liberalism?
   Frédéric Gros, UPEC, France

16h-16h15   Coffee Break

16h15-17h00   Keynote address 

Foucault and Method

   Michael Shapiro, University of Hawaï at Manoa, Untited-States

17h00-18h00   Discussion

 

 

TUESDAY, JANUARY 14th

09h00-09h30   Participants welcoming

09H30-12H30   Session 3

GLOBAL? Beyond (post-)colonialism and developmentalism

Chair: Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, France

09h30-10h15   Introductory Lecture 

Globally yours: globalization as regimes of subjectification

   Jean-François Bayart, CNRS/ CERI Sciences Po Paris, France

10h15-11h30   Roundtable 

Foucault and the subject of the postcolonial international

   Vivienne Jabri, Kings College London, UK
Foucault and the colonial
   Paulo Esteves and Marta Moreno, IRI/ PUC-Rio, Brazil
Globalization , sovereignty and the politics of survival
   Marc Abélès, LAIOS, CNRS/EHESS, France

11h30-12h30   Discussion

14H00-16H30   Session 4

MODERN? Sovereignty, violence and power

Chair: Pierre Hassner, CERI-Sciences Po Paris, France

14h00-14h45   Introductory Lecture 

Power as sumbolon and signature: sovereignty, governmentality and the international

   Mitchell Dean, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

14h45-16h00   Roundtable 

The invention of terrorism and the mutation of modernity

   Philippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, Brazil
Spatializing the international through governmentality, sovereignty and violence
   Pierre Sauvêtre, Sciences Po, Paris, France
Sovereign state and inward colonization: fiction about a Foucault/ Schmitt non-dialogue
   Guillaume Sibertin-Blanc, Université Toulouse le Mirail, France

16h00-16h30   General discussion

16h30-16h45   Coffee Break

16h45-18h00   CONCLUDING SESSION

16h45-17h30   Concluding lecture

 Which Foucault? Which International?

   RBJ Walker, University of Victoria, Canada

17h30-18h00   General discussion

 

 

 

 

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