CREDA : Hervé Théry dans « Culturesmonde »

Vous pouvez écouter Hervé Théry qui est intervenu le 18 Juillet 2013 dans l’émission  « Culturesmonde » de France Culture sur le thème :

Variations sur le thème du futur (4/4) – De l’avenir du progrès

Sciences Po-CERI: séminaire « Enquêter, de quel droit ? Menaces sur l’enquête en sciences sociales » (23 septembre, Paris)

Lundi 23 septembre | 17h00

Sciences Po-CERI:vient de paraître: dossier « Le Sahel dans la crise malienne »

Dossier coordonné par Roland Marchal

L’intervention militaire française au Mali depuis le 11 janvier 2013 manifestait la crainte légitime de voir des mouvements se réclamant de l’Islam radical au Nord Mali et adoubés par AQMI prendre le contrôle de la principale base militaire malienne à Sévaré et, plus hypothétiquement, atteindre la capitale avec le risque d’un effondrement de ce qui restait de l’Etat malien.

IHEAL : Rencontres universitaires de Biarritz

Vous trouverez en fichier attaché le programme des rencontres universitaires de Biarritz

Chile – 40 años después Le coup d État du 11 septembre 1973 et ses conséquences

Mardi 1er octobre 2013 – Casino municipal de Biarritz

Revue Autrepart n°70 – Appel à contributions/ Call for papers

Vous voudrez bien trouver ci-joint un appel à contributions pour le numéro 70 de la revue Autrepart qui portera sur  » *Quand les entreprises
des Suds investissent dans les Suds ».

Dans les Suds
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Dear Colleagues,

Please find attached a call for paper for Issue number 70 of the Journal Autrepart on  » *When companies from developing countries invest in
developing countries ».*

Paper
Pour le Comité de rédaction
Irène Salvert
Secrétaire de la rédaction

IHEAL-CREDA : Vient de paraître

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Stage Mésoamérique – INALCO – sept. 2013

STAGE d’INTRODUCTION

aux

LANGUES, CULTURES ET ÉCRITURES  MÉSOAMERICAINES

Le stage d’introduction s’adresse à toute personne ayant un intérêt pour les cultures aztèques/nahuatl et mayas des époques préhispaniques à nos jours, désireuse d’acquérir des connaissances sur leurs langues et écritures. Elle est destinée à des étudiants ainsi qu’à un plus large public, de niveau débutant ou intermédiaire.

Le stage s’intègre aux enseignements de nahuatl et au cursus de Langues et Cultures Mayas de l’Inalco (Certificat et Diplôme d’Université), qui s’étendent sur toute l’année. Les participants sont invités à poursuivre ces enseignements après le stage.

Le nombre de place étant limité, il est impératif de s’inscrire (contact : cedric.becquey@free.fr).

Monde aztèque/nahuatl : 26 septembre

26 septembre

9h30-11h

Introduction au nahuatl classique et moderne

Danièle Dehouve, CNRS et EPHE

11h-12h30

Introduction aux manuscrits pictographiques du Mexique central

Anne-Marie Vié-Wohrer, Ecole du Louvre

Déjeuner

14h-15h30

La langue nahuatl : principes de grammaire

Bérénice Gaillemin, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre

15h30-17h

Les dieux aztèques

Loïc Vauzelle, EPHE et INALCO

Monde maya : 27 et 28 septembre

27 septembre

9h30-11h

Les cités mayas : nouvelles découvertes arquéologiques

Philippe Nondedeo, CNRS

11h-12h30

L’écriture glyphique maya : histoire, politique et divination au service des élites

Jean-Michel Hoppan, CNRS

Déjeuner

14h-15h30

Les Mayas contemporains : entre tradition et modernité

Sylvie Pédron Colombani, Université Paris Ouest

15h30-17h

Initiation à une langue maya des basses terres : le maya yucatèque

Valentina Vapnarsky, CNRS

28 septembre

9h30-11h

Les langues mayas : unité et diversité

Cédric Becquey, INALCO

11h-12h30

Initiation à une langue maya des hautes terres : le maya tseltal

Marie Chosson, CNRS

Déjeuner

14h-16h30

L’écriture glyphique maya : introduction au déchiffrement

Cédric Becquey, INALCO

Organisation : Danièle Dehouve et Valentina Vapnarsky

Coordination et inscriptions : Cédric Becquey <cedric.becquey@free.fr>

Prix Observatoire Nivea / CNRS

Prix Observatoire Nivea / CNRS

Call for Participation – special track on Central & South America and the Caribbean

Call for Participation

Borders and Boundaries in an Age of Global Urbanization (With a special track on Urban Issues in Central & South America and the Caribbean)

Abstract/Proposal Deadline: October 1, 2013

Urban areas have grown at an unprecedented rate in the last decade. More of the world’s population now lives in cities than in any other context. International trade, capital investment and divestment, migration, and porous economic, social and political boundaries fuel this global urbanization. Enormous governance challenges result for megacities and fast-growing urban centers due to in-migration and other trends, particularly in the global south. Ethnic, racial and economic disparities across the globe create new tensions and vehicles for exclusion, while also creating interesting possibilities for cooperation and collaboration. Economic, political, and environmental crises further burden governance and demand innovative solutions to problems unique to global urbanization.  All of this raises old and new civic and policy questions about boundaries and borders of global urbanization.  Consequently, the 2014 conference theme is « Borders and Boundaries in an Age of Global Urbanization. » The conference site, San Antonio, is a global city with a population of approximately 1.3 million, in a significant border region with boundaries that defy simple conceptualizations. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States, and one of its most ethnically diverse, with almost 70 percent of its native and immigrant residents being of Hispanic descent. It provides a particularly apt setting to explore borders and boundaries and how they shape urban affairs in the 21st Century.

To broaden the conference discourse on the theme of global urbanization, UAA will sponsor a special track on Urban Issues in Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.  We welcome and will actively reach out to our research colleagues across these regions.

Topical Categories

In keeping with the tradition of UAA Annual Meetings, we encourage proposals that focus on an array of research topics including:

*     Arts, Culture, Media

*     Disaster Planning for Urban Areas, Disaster Management, Emergency Preparedness, Cities & Security

*     Economic Development, Redevelopment, Tourism, Urban Economics, Urban Finance

*     Education in Urban Contexts, Urban Schools, Higher Education Institutions and Urban Communities

*     Environmental Issues and Cities, Sustainability and Cities, Urban Health, Technology and Society

*     Globalization and Urban Impacts, International Urban Issues

*     Governance in Cities /Urban Regions, Intergovernmental Relations, Regionalism, Urban Management

*     Historic Preservation, Space and Place

*     Historical Perspectives on Cities and Urban Regions

*     Housing, Neighborhoods, Community Development

*     Human/Social Services for Urban Populations, Nonprofit Sector in Urban Contexts

*     Immigration Dynamics and Impacts on Urban Areas, Population and Demographic Trends

*     Infrastructure, Capital Projects, Networks, Transport, Urban Services

*     Labor, Employment, Wages, Training

*     Land Use, Growth Management, Urban Development, Urban Planning

*     Poverty, Welfare, Income Inequality

*     Professional Development, The Field of Urban Affairs

*     Public Safety in Urban Areas, Criminal Justice, Household Violence

*     Race, Ethnicity, Gender, Identity, Diversity

*     Social Capital & Urban Communities, Democracy & Civil Society in Urban Contexts, Religion & the City

*     Urban Design, Urban Architecture

*     Urban Indicators, Data/Methods, Satisfaction/Quality of Life Surveys

*     Urban Politics, Elections, Citizen Participation

*     Urban Theory, Theoretical and Conceptual Issues in Urban Affairs

Proposal Submission Formats and Policies

Submit a proposal http://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/conference2014/calls-for-participation-policies-submission-instructions/ via the UAA website for one of the following presentation formats:

*     Research paper presentation–(proposal requires an abstract) OR

*     Pre-organized panel–(proposal requires a group of 4-5 paper abstracts with moderator) OR

*     Pre-organized colloquy session– (proposal requires theme statement & names of 4-5 formal discussants) OR

*     Breakfast roundtable–(proposal requires theme statement & names of 1-2 conveners) OR

*     Poster–(proposal requires an abstract)

Participation Policy —One Session Rule

Individuals are limited to participating (as a presenter or moderator) in one (1) conference session.

A conference session is defined as: a panel, a colloquy, a poster display, or a breakfast roundtable.

There is no limit to the number of papers/posters for which you are a co-author. But, you cannot be scheduled to participate in more than one session. Do not agree to participate in more than one session.

Policy exception: persons who are asked to play a service role (e.g., plenary speaker, professional development session speaker) for UAA can participate in one additional session.

Late Proposals

After October 1, 2013, UAA will only accept proposals for the poster option.

Proposal Review Decision Date

Acceptance or rejection notices will be sent by November 18, 2013.

Conference Hotel and Participant Registration Rates

All conference activities (except where noted) will take place at The Westin Riverwalk Hotel located along the famous San Antonio River promenade.  Very competitive room rates <http://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/conference2014/hotel-travel/conference-location/>  have been secured for conference attendees: $179 (single/double) plus applicable state and local taxes. This rate applies 3 days before/after the event if rooms are available. Cut-off date for conference rate room reservations is February 20, 2014. Early reservations <http://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/conference2014/hotel-travel/conference-location/>  are strongly advised.

ALL PARTICIPANTS (faculty, students, practitioners) must pay the designated fees for their registration category. Conference registration rates <http://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/conference2014/registration/>  can be found on the UAA web site.

Conference Planning

Local Host: University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) Committee members: Heywood Sanders (Committee Chair), Chris Reddick, (Chair-UTSA Public Administration); Francine Romero (Assoc. Dean-UTSA College of Public Policy), Ivy Taylor, Public Administration.

Program Committee

Chair, Gordana Rabrenovic (Northeastern University), Roland Anglin (Rutgers University), Robert Chaskin (University of Chicago), Cecilia Giusti (Texas A&M University), Deidre Oakley ( Georgia State University)

Questions?

Visit the UAA website: www.urbanaffairsassociation.org <http://urbanaffairsassociation.org/conference/conference2014/>  (info on special tracks, proposal submissions, registration, hotel reservations, etc.), contact us at conf@uaamail.org or 1-414-229-3025.

IHEAL-CREDA : Vient de paraître: Cahiers des Amériques latines n°70

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