15-16 February 2024 – ERC DREAM Closing EVENT at the Centre Marc Bloch Berlin

Dignity and Revolts. A cartographic inquiry throughout the South Mediterranean

—version française ci-dessous—

The DREAM team is delighted to invite you to the closing event of DRafting and Enacting the Revolutions in the Arab Mediterranean (DREAM) project, funded by the ERC. The event will take place at the Centre Marc Bloch in Berlin, on February 15-16, 2024.

The Maps of Dignity, a project of the DREAM team,  will be presented accompanied by performances and presentations (please find the detailed programme here). Maps of Dignity is an exhibition consisting of thirteen cartographies that were initially displayed as part of the Dream City Festival in Tunis between September 22 to October 8, 2023.  The exhibition aims to engage with moments and trajectories of revolutions, uprisings, and protests that took place in the Arab Mediterranean countries.

The individual projects of Maps of Dignity will be displayed in the form of a poster show in the corridor of the Centre Marc Bloch. Also part of the event are performances and a panel. DREAM team members will be present to answer any questions you might have regarding the maps or work processes more generally.

On February 15, the program includes the presentation of a board game by Laurence Dufresne-Aubertin and of an installation by Dunia Al Dahan and a performance by Waël Ali and Simon Dubois.

After the event there will be time for discussion and a small reception.

On February 16, we invite you for a panel where we will reflect on the process of creating the maps and working interdisciplinary between the fields of academia, cartography and art.

The event will take place in English.

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Dignité et révoltes. Une enquête cartographique au sud de la Méditerranée

L’équipe DREAM a le plaisir de vous inviter à l’événement de clôture du projet DRafting and Enacting the Revolutions in the Arab Mediterranean (DREAM), financé par l’ERC. L’événement aura lieu au Centre Marc Bloch à Berlin, les 15 et 16 février 2024.

L’exposition Maps of Dignity, un projet de l’équipe DREAM, sera présentée et accompagnée de performances et de présentations (veuillez trouver le programme détaillé ici). Maps of Dignity est une exposition composée de treize cartographies qui ont été initialement exposées dans le cadre du Dream City Festival à Tunis entre le 22 septembre et le 8 octobre 2023. L’exposition a pour but d’évoquer les moments et les trajectoires des révolutions, des soulèvements et des protestations qui ont eu lieu dans les pays arabes méditerranéens.

Les projets individuels de Maps of Dignity seront présentés sous la forme d’une exposition de poster dans le couloir du Centre Marc Bloch. L’événement comprendra également des performances et un panel. Les membres de l’équipe DREAM seront présents pour répondre à toutes les questions que vous pourriez avoir concernant les cartes ou les processus de travail en général.

Le 15 février, le programme comprend la présentation d’un jeu de société par Laurence Dufresne-Aubertin, d’une installation de Dunia Al Dahan et d’une performance de Waël Ali et Simon Dubois.

L’événement sera suivi d’une discussion et d’une petite réception.

Le 16 février, nous vous invitons à un panel au cours duquel nous aborderons les points suivants

L’événement se tiendra en anglais.

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[DREAM CITY FESTIVAL] The maps of dignity – Les cartes de la dignité

Les cartes de la dignité.

22 septembre – 8 octobre 2023 | Médina de Tunis

Nous sommes fier.e.s de vous annoncer notre participation à la 9ème édition du Dream City Festival qui se tiendra du 22 septembre au 8 octobre 2023 dans la Médina de Tunis. Ce festival d’art multidisciplinaire, fondé à Tunis en 2007 parsème tous les 2 ans la Médina de Tunis d’œuvres issues d’un processus de fabrication artistique, qui se nourrissent des enjeux et défis du monde actuel.

L’équipe du projet DREAM avec Waël Ali, Layla Baamara, Kinda Chaïb, Dunia al-Dahan, Leyla Dakhli, Inès Delpuech, Simon Dubois, Laurence Dufresne-Aubertin, Mélanie Henry, Arwa Labidi, Laurie Merigeaud, Dorothee Mertz, Leila Musson, Hammed Parker, Candice Raymond, Nejma Rondeleux, Selma Zghidi soutenue précieusement par Jana Traboulsi et Philippe Rekacewicz vous propose l’exposition “Les cartes de la dignité”.

L’exposition explore des espaces de la révolte dans le monde arabe méditerranéen, partant du constat que les soulèvements et révolutions du sud de la Méditerranée depuis les années 50 ont été des expériences pratiques, sensorielles et émotionnelles ancrées dans une conception de ce qui est une vie digne.

Pour plus d’informations sur l’exposition, rendez-vous sur le site de l’Art Rue : https://lartrue.org/fr/les-cartes-de-la-dignite-dreamcity-2023

Programme Festival Dream City 2023

[WORKSHOP] 6 JUNE 2023, “Thinking Dignity. The Politics of Dignity in the aftermath of the NAWA Revolutions”

6 June 2023 | 9:30-15:30 | Centre Marc Bloch Berlin
(Salle Tillon | Friedrichstr. 191 / 10117 Berlin)

Organized by the ERC DREAM project in partnership with EUME and the Centre Marc Bloch

In the context of the 2011 revolutions in the North Africa West Asia (NAWA) region, dignity/karama has found a central place. The revolutions, in Tunisia and Syria at least, have been called revolutions of dignity (thawrât al-karama). Even today, in the revolutionary and post-revolutionary processes underway in the region, the question of dignity remains central: that which is owed to the victims of violence, that which has been expressed and continues to be expressed in the resistance, that which accompanies the demands for subsistence and the right to life even in contexts of critical economic and climatic crises, notably in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Sudan.

Taking dignity as our focal point and examining it from different angles, this workshop organized by the ERC DREAM project in partnership with EUME and the Marc Bloch Center, will grapple with a number of fundamental questions: Has dignity taken on a renewed political and social meaning throughout the Revolutions in the region (2010-present) ? Why did this emotion-value-notion become central to the claims of these revolutions? To what type of conception of politics does it correspond in a time of questioning of the ideological horizons inherited from the 20th century? What kind of circulation of this notion of dignity can be observed on a diachronic level (in the form of a genealogy) and on the scale of the spaces of protest, between regions, languages, social spaces?

Please find the detailed program here.

The Workshop will take place in ENGLISH.

[DREAM SEMINAR] ” Colonisation, revolution and architecture”

5 June 2023, 13:00-15:30 [ONLINE]

In the 6th and last session of this years DREAM Seminar 2023: Temporalities of Revolts, we are happy to welcome Magda Maaoui  (Urban Planner/ Columbia University GSAPP, cofounder of the nonprofit organization Ateliers d’Alger) with her talk entitled “Ateliers d’Alger : Connecting the voices of the past, present and future in order to collectively reshape the neighborhoods of Algiers”, as well as Hashem Abushama (Geographer/ EUME Fellow at the Forum Transregionale Studien, Fellow at the University of Oxford) with a presentation on “Dispossession and the Parallel City: On Capital and Colonialism in Palestine”. The discussion will be led by Youssef El Chazli (Sociologist/ University of Paris 8 and member of the ERC DREAM project).

> the seminar will be held in english
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[DREAM Seminar] Monday 15 May “Echoes of the struggles, between memory and transmission. The times of rurality” – 01:00h to 03:30 PM

In the 6th session of the DREAM Seminar 2023 Images of revolt, spaces of projection, we look forward to the contributions from: Nayera Abdelrahman, a PhD fellow in Political Sciences at Freie Universität Berlin and Berlin Graduate School for Muslim Cultures and Societies. Her research project is questioning the concept of home through studying the 1967 forced migration from the city of Suez in Egypt. Graduated from the Political Science Department, Cairo University in 2012, she received her Master’s degree in Political Sociology from Sorbonne University in 2013. She also participated in organizing Ihky ya Tarikh, a series of History Workshops in Egypt. Her research interests and publications concern memory studies, social history, forced migration and education in Egypt. Her presenting paper is entitled “The echo of the 1967 forced displacement in the 1960s-1970s social movements in Egypt”.
Mayada Madbouly, a sociologist specialized in the making of memories and heritage work in the Arab speaking worlds. She lectures on political sociology, cultures studies, and sociology of international relations. She holds a PhD in political sociology from Université Paris Nanterre where she analyzed Nubian memorial practices and collective actions in Egypt from a generational perspective. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Arts, University of Groningen where she explores heritage work by different local groups in Egypt and its metamorphosis. Her presentation for this session is entitled “The making of patriotic arts during ani-colonial moments”.
Moderation:

Alia Mossallam: EUME Fellow of Forum Transregionale Studien, 2021-2023; EUME Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation 2017-2021.

The session, will be transmitted via Zoom, and will be conducted in ENGLISH.
Please register at : dream@cmb.hu-berlin.de
We look forward to your participation!

[Discussion 16 May 2023, 19:30] Translating Politics into Art and Literature in the Arab World with Fawwaz Traboulsi

Live-stream available
In-person: Registration required

This event with the eminent Lebanese public intellectual and critic Fawwaz Traboulsi draws on his long experience of organizing for and writing about a democratic future in the Arab world. It delves into the political role of art and culture, from the Lebanese civil war to the Arab uprisings and beyond. The wide-ranging conversation will revisit his war-time photo essay Guernica-Beirut, consider the theatre of Fayrouz and the Rahbani brothers in light of the politics of sectarianism in Lebanon and elsewhere in the region, and probe the extent to which popular culture can challenge neoliberal ‘culture talk’ about and in the Middle East.

Fawwaz Traboulsi has taught History and International Affairs at the Lebanese American University and the American University of Beirut. He has been a visiting professor at New York University, the University of Michigan, Columbia University, New York University, and Vienna University and a fellow of St. Antony’s College, Oxford and the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin. His publications include A History of Modern Lebanon (2007), Soie et Fer. Du Mont-Liban au Canal de Suez (2017), Guernica-Beirut (A Picasso Mural/An Arab City at War, 1987), In Kan Baddak Ti`shaq (Essays in Popular Culture, 2004), Masrah Fayrouz Wal-Rahabinah (The Musical Theatre of Feirouz and the Rahbani Brothers, 2007), Al-Dimuqratiyah Thawra (Democracy is a Revolution, 2011), Al-Tabaqat al-Ijtima’iyyah wa-l-Sulta al-Siyassiyyha fi Luban (Social Classes and Political Power in Lebanon, 2016), Damm al-Akhawayn (On Violence in Civil Wars , 2017), and Sayks-Picot-Balfour: Ma wara’ al-Khara’it (Sykes-Picot Agreement-Balfour Declaration: Beyond the Maps, 2018). Traboulsi is a long-time journalist and the editor of the Bidayat Magazine.

Leyla Dakhli is senior researcher in Modern History at the French Center for National Research (CNRS). Her work deals with the study of Arab intellectuals and the social history of the South Mediterranean region, with a particular focus on the history of women. She also explores the history and politics of languages, archives, and revolts in Tunisia. She is the principal investigator of the ERC-founded programme DREAM (Drafting and Enacting the revolutions in the Arab Mediterranean — ERC-CO 2017 DREAM) and part of the Arab Council for Social Science working group, ‘Gendering the Archive in the Middle East and North Africa’, and the Berlin-based CO2LIBRI working group, ‘Conceptual Collaboration: Living Borderless Research Interaction’ (FU-HU-ZMO).

Jens Hanssen is a professor of Middle Eastern History at the University of Toronto. He will serve as director of the Orient Institute in Beirut from July 2023 onwards. His research explores the cultural entanglements between Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East since the 19th-century Arabic reform and revival movement — al-nahda al-‘arabiyya. His publications include Fin de Siècle Beirut (2005), A Clarion for Syria: A Patriot’s Call Against the Civil War of 1860, with Hicham Safieddine (2019), Arabic Thought beyond the Liberal Age and Arabic Thought against the Authoritarian Age, both with Max Weiss (2016 and 2018), and the Handbook of Contemporary North African and Middle Eastern History, with Amal Ghazal (2020). He currently serves on the board of directors of MESA and is a member of the international advisory board of the Khalidiyya Library in East Jerusalem.

In English
How to Attend
  • At the venue: Registration opens on 5 May 2023.
  • Livestream available here with the possibility to ask questions via chat. No prior registration or link required.
With

Fawwaz Traboulsi
Moderated by Leyla Dahkli and Jens Hanssen

Organized by

Jens Hanssen and Leyla Dakhli in cooperation with the Centre Marc Bloch (CMB), the ERC-founded programme ‘Drafting and Enacting the Revolution in the Arab Mediterranean’ (DREAM), the Orient Institute of Beirut (OIB) of the Max Weber Stiftung, Europe in the Middle East -The Middle East in Europe (EUME) – a research program of the Forum Transregionale Studien,  Co2libri – Conceptual Collaboration: Living Borderless Research Interaction, the Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient (ZMO), and the ICI Berlin

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[DREAM Seminar] Lundi 3 avril “Qu’est-ce que l’émancipation ?”, Michèle RIOT-SARCEY et Kmar BENDANA – 01:00h to 03:00 PM

Lors de la cinquième séance du DREAM Seminar 2023 « Temporalités des révoltes », nous aurons le plaisir de recevoir Michèle RIOT-SARCEY, professeure émérite d’histoire contemporaine et d’histoire du genre à l’Université Paris-VIII-Saint-Denis, historienne du politique et du féminisme.

 

Elle est notamment l’auteure de « La Démocratie à l’épreuve des femmes. Trois figures critiques du pouvoir, 1830-1848 (Désirée Véret, Jeanne Deroin, Eugénie Ni-boyet) » (Albin Michel, 1994), « Le Réel de l’utopie » (Albin Michel, 1998), « Histoire du féminisme » (La Découverte, 2002, 2015), « 1848, la révolution oubliée », avec Maurizio Gribaudi, (La Découverte, 2008, 2009), et « Le Procès de la liberté. Une histoire souterraine du XIXe siècle en France » (2016).

 

Michèle Riot-Sarcey présentera à cette séance son dernier livre qui vient de paraître « L’émancipation entravée. L’idéal au risque des idéologies du XXe siècle » (La Découverte, 2023).

 

Le débat et la discussion seront animés par Kmar BENDANA, professeure en histoire contemporaine à l’Université de la Manouba (Tunisie) et membre de l’équipe du projet ERC DREAM. Les travaux de Kmar Bendana portent sur l’histoire culturelle et intellectuelle de la Tunisie contemporaine : revues, cinéma, manuels scolaires, université, traduction. Ella a participé à la rédaction et à la coordination de revues scientifiques : Watha’iq, Correspondances, IBLA, Rawafid, L’Année du Maghreb.

 

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4/ Futures and horizons beyond sovereignty (20 mars 2023) 05:00h to 07:30h PM (GTM + 1)

Fouad Halbouni, Brigitte Stampe Holst, Fadi A. Bardawil

In the 4th session of the DREAM Seminar 2023 Images of revolt, spaces of projection, we look forward to the contributions from Fouad HALBOUNI (John Hopkins University) “Alaa Abd El-Fattah as a Historian of Abducted Futures”, as well as Birgitte STAMPE HOLST (University of Copenhagen), ““We were living”: figures of life and perspectives on revolt among Syrians displaced to Turkey and Lebanon”. The debate will be led by Fadi A. BARDAWIL, Associate professor in Anthropology at Duke University.

> THE SEMINAR WILL BE HELD IN ENGLISH
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[DREAM Seminar] Monday 6 March 2023 “The revolutionary horizon between defeat and figures of fate” – 01:00h to 03:30 PM (GMT + 1)

***french below***

© Ali Haj Suleiman

Maria Nicola Stragapede, Charlotte Al-Khalili and Mélanie Henry

In the third session of the DREAM Seminar 2023 Temporalities of Revolts, we will welcome Maria Nicola Stragapede (Scuola Normale Superiore Florence) “Politicising through silence: revolutionary temporalities and temporalities of exile in Tunisia”, as well as Charlotte Al-Khalili (University of Sussex), whose intervention will be entitled “Ethnographic perspectives on the defeat of the Syrian Revolution”. The debate will be led by Mélanie Henry, Historian and member of the ERC DREAM project.

> THE SEMINAR WILL BE HELD IN ENGLISH and FRENCH
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[DREAM Seminar] Lundi 20 février 2023 “Histoires et représentations de corps de guerre” – 01:00h to 03:30 PM (GMT + 1)

Nibras Chehayed, Giulia Fabbiano et Emma Aubin-Boltanski

Lors de la deuxième séance du DREAM Seminar 2023 Temporalités des révoltes, nous aurons le plaisir de recevoir Nibras CHEHAYED (IFPO Beyrouth) avec une intervention intitulée “Portrait composé d’un monstre. Vers une conceptualisation de la destructivité” et Giulia FABBIANO (Aix-Marseille Université) avec sa présantation “Quel présent dans l’après-coup ? Réflexions sur le temps, la violence et ses traces en Algérie”. Le débat et la discussion seront menés par Emma AUBIN-BOLTANSKI ( CéSor).

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[DREAM Seminar] Monday 23 January 2023, “Images of revolt, spaces of projection.” – 01:00h to 03:30 PM (GMT + 1)

Session 1 of the DREAM Seminar 2023

Dina Heshmat, Josepha Wessels and Leyla Dakhli

In the opening session of the DREAM Seminar 2023, we look forward to contributions from Dina HESHMAT (AUC Egypt, IEA Nantes) based on her book Egypt 1919: The Revolution in Literature and Cinema (Edinburgh University Press, 2020) and from Josepha I. WESSELS (MU Sweden) with a talk on “Subversive documentary cinema and people in concert prior to the Syrian Revolution”. The moderation and the discussion will be led by Leyla DAKHLI (CNRS, CMB).

> the seminar will be held in english
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DREAM Seminar 2023 – Temporalités des révoltes. Espoirs, projets et projections.

*** English below***

Nous avons le plaisir de vous annoncer la 3ème session du DREAM Seminar qui commencera le 23 janvier 2023. Ce nouveau cycle est consacré aux Temporalités des révoltes. Espoirs, projets et projections.

Au cours des sept séances qui se tiendront en ligne entre le 23 janvier et le 5 juin 2023 nous nous proposons de réfléchir aux présences des passés et futurs dans le présent des révolté·e·s.

Nous aurons le plaisir d’accueillir et d’entendre des chercheur·e·s invité·e·s et des membres de l’équipe DREAM: Nayera Abdelrahman Soliman, Hashem Abushama, Charlotte Al-Khalili, Emma Aubin, Fadi A. Bardawil, Kmar Bendana, Kinda Chaib, Nibras Chehayed, Leyla Dakhli, Youssef El Chazli, Giulia Fabbiano, Fouad Halbouni, Mélanie Henry, Dina Heshmat, Alia Mossallam, Michèle Riot-Sarcey, Birgitte Stampe Holst, Maria-Nicola Stragapede, Josepha Wessels.

Vous trouverez ici le programme complet des séances.

Merci de vous inscrire auprès de dream@cmb.hu-berlin.de

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We are pleased to announce the 3rd cycle of the DREAM Seminar which will start on 23 January 2023. This new series is dedicated to the Temporalities of Revolts. Hopes, Projection and Visions.

Over the course of seven sessions to be held online between 23 January and 5 June 2023 we propose to explore the presence of the past and future in the present of the uprising. 

To discuss all these issues, we will be pleased to welcome and hear from invited researchers and members of the DREAM team: Nayera Abdelrahman Soliman, Hashem Abushama, Charlotte Al-Khalili, Emma Aubin, Fadi A. Bardawil, Kmar Bendana, Kinda Chaib, Nibras Chehayed, Leyla Dakhli, Youssef El Chazli, Giulia Fabbiano, Fouad Halbouni, Mélanie Henry, Dina Heshmat, Alia Mossallam, Michèle Riot-Sarcey, Birgitte Stampe Holst, Maria-Nicola Stragapede, Josepha Wessels.

Please find attached the full programme of the seminar. Detailed information on the different sessions will be published here and on our social networks Facebook and Twitter.

Register at dream@cmb.hu-berlin.de

30 November-2 December: “SWANA from below: living, enduring, and remembering its revolutions” [DREAM CONFERENCE IN FLORENCE]

The ERC DREAM is pleased to invite you to the conference entitled “SWANA from below: living, enduring, and remembering its revolutions” organised by the Scuola Normale Superiore (Center for Social Movements Studies – COSMOS) and in cooperation with the Centre Marc Bloch Berlin which will be hold from Wednesday 30th of November until Friday 2th of December in Florence, Italy. The conference will take place in english from 9:30h to 19:00h at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, Palazzo Strozzi, conference hall l’Altana .

Detailed progamme conference “SWANA from below: living, enduring, and remembering its revolutions”: 1 SWANA_Full Program_modified

An online participation to the Keynotes is possible, please register using this link.

If you are interested in participating at the daily workshops that will take place in presence with limited places, please register using this Google Form.

We look forward to your participation !

21 sept. 2022 – 11h00 Projections de films documentaires à Insaniyyat (11:00-13:00)

Dans le cadre du Forum international des sciences humaines et sociales Insaniyyat 2022, l’ERC DREAM a le plaisir de vous convier à la projection de deux films documentaires libanais, “Behind the shield” (2022, Liban, 57 minutes) de Sirine Fattouh et “Erased, ascent of the invisible” (2018, Liban, 76 minutes) de Ghassan Halwani, mercredi 21 septembre à 11h00 à l’Amphithéâtre Ibn Khaldoun de la Faculté des Lettres, des Arts et des Humanités de la Manouba.

Candice Raymond, chercheuse à l’Institut français du Proche-orient associée à l’ERC DREAM aura le plaisir de vous présenter les deux films et leurs réalisateurs.ices qui interviendront, par ailleurs, dans l’atelier “L’archive entre poétiques et pratiques” organisé par l’ERC DREAM jeudi 22 septembre de 14h00 à 18h15.

Plus d’informations ici : Programme DREAM-Insaniyyat-2022

 

L’ERC DREAM À INSANIYYAT du 20 au 24 sept. 2022 à Tunis

En marge de l’organisation de l’atelier “L’archive entre poétiques et pratiques” qui se tiendra le jeudi 22 septembre de 14h00 à 18h15 et de la projection de films documentaires qui la précède le mercredi 21 septembre de 11h00 à 13h00 (Programme DREAM-Insaniyyat-2022), des membres de l’équipe de l’ERC DREAM seront présent.e.s tout au long du Congrès Insaniyyat dans différents ateliers et tables-rondes. Veuillez trouver un aperçu de leurs interventions ici:

Mercredi 21 septembre

Kmar Bendana et Mohammed Slim Ben Youssef : Table-ronde : Que peuvent les SHS après 2011?
11:00-13:00 | FLAHM – Salle Ahmed Brahim

Kinda Chaib et Pierre France : AG45 – Les mouvements sociaux au Liban : du mandat au hirak. Le temps long des mouvements sociaux : perspectives historiques
11:00-16:00 | ISAMM – Salle C9

Pierre France  : AG19 – Musiques et positionnements éthiques. Le musicien comme être social. (Égypte, Maroc, Golfe)
11:00-13:00 | Cité de la Culture

Jeudi 22 septembre

Leyla Dakhli : Table-ronde 18 : جندرة الأرشيف العربي: ماضي وحاضر ومستقبل متنازع عليهم (ACSS)
11:00-13:00 | FLAHM – Salle polyvalente

Mélanie Henry : AG23 – Les savoirs de la psyché en Algérie au XXe siècle, une question politique ?
08:45-10:45 | ISAMM – Salle Amphithéâtre

Vendredi 23 septembre

Layla Baamara : A73 – Ce que les crises politiques font aux trajectoires individuelles
08:45-10:45 | ESCT – Salle B3

AG6 – L’Algérie aujourd’hui : Mobilisations, (dés)engagements, contestations et clivages sociopolitiques 1/2
08:45-10:45 | ISAMM – Salle C2

AG44 – Gouverner dans la crise. La matérialité de l’action publique dans les contextes extraordinaires 1/2
11:00-13:00 | ESCT – Salle D18

Kmar Bendana : Atelier de formation : Premiers pas dans les humanités numériques pour la recherche en SHS
14:00-16:00 | ISAMM – Salle C12

Leyla Dakhli : Atelier de formation 13 : autour de l’ouvrage L’Esprit de la révolte
14:00-16:00 | Salle Hassan Hosni Abdelwahab

AM66 Savoirs et circulation de savoirs religieux
16:15-18:15 | ISAMM – Salle C5

Laurence Dufresne-Aubertin : AG44 – Gouverner dans la crise. La matérialité de l’action publique dans les contextes extraordinaires
11:00-16:00 | ESCT – Salle D18

Candice Raymond : AG29 – La fabrique des productions culturelles : une économie politique de l’art et de la culture au Proche-Orient
14:00-16:00 | Cité de la culture

 

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