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LECTURES,
CONFERENCES & BROWN
BAGS
2007-2008 | 2006-2007 | 2005-2006 | 2004-2005 | 2003-2004 |
2002-2003 | VIDEO
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 "Ecology
and Democracy”, by
Bruno Latour, Vice President for Research
at Sciences Po. Discussant: Michael Taussig.
February 25.
Cosponsored by the Heyman Center for the Humanities and ISERP.
See comments
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| "The
China-Japan Equation: Economic Partners, Strategic Rivals".
Lecture by
Claude Meyer (Sciences Po). February 6. Co-Sponsored
with the Center on Japanese Economy and Business, the
APEC
Study Center, and the Weatherhead East
Asian Institute. |
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"La
France, une identite democratique” by
Vincent Duclert, February 4th. Organized at the Maison
Francaise.
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"The
Normative Empire. How Europe is shaping global
norms?", by
Zaki Laidi, Senior Research fellow at the Centre
d'Etudes Européennes of Sciences Po. March
5. Cosponsored by the Institute for the Study of
Europe.
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"Sustainable
Development and Corporate Social Responsibility”, by
Bertrand Collomb, former CEO of Lafange. March 6. Cosponsored
by the Earth Institute and the SIPA concentrations
on Environmental Policy Studies and Economic and
Political Development.
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"The
Innovations of the Lisbon Treaty” by
Michel Petite
Clifford and
Chance, former Director General of the Legal Service
of the European Commission. March 12.
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| “Identity
Politics and the Liberal Thought”,
conference by Akeel Bilgrami at
Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne. March 18. |
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“Dead
Reckoning: Technology, Risk and Safety
in Air Traffic Control”,
a conference by Diane Vaughan at
SciencesPo. March 20.
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| “The
Moral and Political Thought of Gandhi”, seminar
by Akeel Bilgrami at
Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne. March 21. |
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| "Regulations
and Public Utilities in Energy and Telecommunication:
Cases in Europe and in the United States".
Speakers: Nicolas Curien, Joe Fontana, Pippo
Ranci. Moderator:
Claude Henry. March 26. Cosponsored by the Center for Energy,
Marine Transportation and Public Policy and
the Earth Institute.
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| "The
Arab Initiative for Middle East Peace -
Dead or Alive?",
Lecture by Ghassan Salame. March 26.
Conveyed by the Columbia University
Seminar on the Middle East. |
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"Is
the Middle East Relevant?”, by
Ghassan Salame, Professor at SciencesPo and Visiting
Professor at Columbia. Under
the High Patronage of The Honorable Francois Delattre,
Consul General of France in New York. April 10.
With the support of
Benefactor: Philippe Camus (Lagardere)
Sponsors: Pierre Albouy, Joseph Audi, Edgard El Chaar, Jean El Khoury, Michael
Kassouf
Ghassan
Salamé is a Professor of International Relations
at Sciences Po, France, and currently the Alliance
Program’s Visiting Professor at Columbia University.
Ghassan Salamé was the Minister of Culture
to Lebanon in Rafik Hariri’s government from
2000 to 2003. He was appointed Chairman and Spokesman
of the Organization Committee for the March 2002
Arab Summit and for the October 2002 Francophone
Summit in Beirut. From June 2003, he was Sergio Vieira
de Mello’s political advisor in the first UN mission to Irak and served as the Senior Advisor
to the UN Secretary General until 2006. He is serving
on various boards, including on the International
Crisis Group and the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. Ghassan Salamé is recognized
as one of the most respected actors and observers of Middle East Politics in
the few past decades.
Click
here to
read covering of this event by France-Amérique.
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"Purify
and Destroy", a panel
with Jacques Semelin (SciencesPo-CERI) in honor of
his book.
Conference of the Association for the Studies of
the Nationalities. April 12.
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Screening
of the documentary "Darwin's
Nightmare" followed
by a panel discussion with: Mamadou Diouf, Director,
Institute for African
Studies, Columbia University; Francois Garcon,
Professor of Film History (Paris I Pantheon Sorbonne,
author of "The Other Side of Darwin's Nightmare");
Sandrine Perrot, Senior Research Fellow (SciencesPo
CERI), a specialist of the Great Lake Region. April 15th.
Cosponsored by the Institute of African Studies
and the
International Media & Communications concentration
at SIPA.
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"Northern
Uganda: a forgotten conflict again? The role
of external actors in the Northern Uganda conflict
resolution",
by Sandrine Perrot (CERI-SciencesPo). April
17. Cosponsored by the Political Science Department
and the Institute of African Studies.
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"The
Enigma of Islamist Violence”, by
Laetitia Bucaille, Head of CERI's Research Group
on Middle East and the Arab World. April 24.
Cosponsored
by the Middle East Institute. |
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"May
68: A Time for History, A Turn to Ethics”.
With Emmannuelle Loyer (SciencesPo) and Julien
Bourg (Bucknell University). May 1st. Cosponsored by The
Maison Francaise at Columbia University and the Cultural
Services of the French Embassy. |
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 Terreur
et Martyre and Al Qaida in
the text, books presentation
by Gilles Kepel (Professor of Middle East Studies at
SciencesPo).
May 6th |
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International
workshop on "New
Directions in Quantitative Finance" with the Alliance
Program, Ecole Polytechnique, Columbia University and
University of
Florida. May
19-21 in Paris.
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Created
in the fall 2002, the Alliance Program is a non-profit transatlantic joint-venture
between Columbia University and three French prestigious institutions,
The École Polytechnique, Sciences Po and the Université
of Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne.
Alliance is an innovative program whose aim is to initiate and
accompany new initiatives in the fields of education cooperation,
research collaboration, and policy outreach. Over the last four
years the Alliance’s scope of activities have included the
organization of numerous academic conferences both in Paris and
in New York, the setting up of international multidisciplinary
research teams, and the creation of joint-courses and curricula
targeting the students of its founding partners.
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