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PROGRAMME RESEARCH

The issue of ecological transition will also central in discussions throughout the quarter. There will be a study day on ecological accounting (12 February), and an international colloquium on the thinking of Karl Polanyi which aims to foster dialogue between thinkers and actors working in environmental transition and those in the social economy (19-21 March).

The final thread of this programme, the issue of migration, will begin with the fourth Salon of Exile and Migra-tion Literatures (LittExil) in part-nership with the Palais de la Porte Dorée (15 February). It will continue with the participatory art exhibition “Human Mobility” by the Mexican artist Cristian Pineda (from 2 March), and a second day of reflection and debate on the notion of the migration crisis (18 March).

The FMSH wishes you an excellent year in 2020, rich in knowledge and intellectual nourishment.

Laëtitia Atlani-Duault,FMSH Scientific Director

As this year begins, the Research Cluster continues its many activi-ties under the guiding principle of supporting innovative research that is open to society and meets the major challenges of our time. Among the many public events organized this trimester, four main themes take centre stage: racism and antisemi-tism; digital technology; ecological transition, and migration. Officially inaugurated last March, the Interna-tional Platform on Racism and Anti-semitism begins its work with the launch of its research seminar Racism and antisemitism: global, national and local perspectives.

At the same time, the Cluster is continuing to consolidate its multiple activities around “digital humanities” issues, which will now be structured within a Society(IES) and Digital Technology(IES) Research Platform. An official presentation of this new international platform will be held on March 5, paving the way for the pursuit of large-scale projects on these crucial issues in the social sciences and humanities.

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Events

The signs of luxury

This day-long seminar provides a comparative reflection on the systems of signs that characterize luxury, and on the strategies deployed by actors within the sector. The speakers will focus on contemporary signs of luxury, emphasizing the importance given to the affirmation of singularity that exalts the category of exclusiveness. The new language of luxury, in which ethics is a central theme, will also provide an angle for analysis.

Thursday 01/16 | 10am - 5pm | FMSH A3-35

Luxury in the age of globalisation Chair, Marc Abélès

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From the great transfor-mation to the eco-social transition

The challenge of the early XXI century is to formulate a new conception of transformation paving the way towards a society based on solidarity and epistemological justice. Bringing different fields of research the purpose of the 4th EMES-Polanyi International Seminar is to break through disciplinary boundaries and consider multiple epistemo-logical perspectives on how economies are and can be (re-)embedded in their societal and political context, and to critically deliberate societal uncertainties that cast a shadow over democracies as well as emerging practices aimed at strengthening them.

4th EMES-Polanyi International Seminar

From March 19 to March 21 | 9am - 6pm | FMSH - EHESS

The international Society(IES) and Digital Technology(IES) Plat-form will study emerging digital technologies (artificial intelli-gence and big data, blockchain, Internet of Things, cross-media, etc.) and the challenges of digital transformation in society. This will be done through national and international research, case studies, multi-stakeholder meet-ings, and theoretical and tech-nical seminars. An additional objective is to unite citizens and raise awareness of the digital challenges they face.

The platform will bring together digital initiatives with high soci-etal added value by connecting various projects and achieve-ments of international partners: academics and researchers; companies and experts; civil society actors; digital authors and artists. Its projects and activ-ities will be grouped around four axes: emerging media, societal issues and new subjectivities; e-mediation of access to knowl-edge; sustainable development of territories and citizenship; imagination and digital creation.

Ghislaine Azémard

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Society(IES) and Digital Technology(IES) Research Platform Presentation

This seminar intends to approach racism and anti-Semitism as a global, national and local phenomena, resulting from numerous metamorphoses and historical evolutions. The old forms of racism have not disap-peared, but they are now in insti-tutional and systemic mode, and in so-called “cultural” or “differ-entialist” form. Hatred and rejection of the other are now to be found on social networks (conspiracy theories, often anti-

Semitic) and in algorithms. At a time of increase in identity-based movements and competi-tion amongst victims, racist and anti-Semitic prejudice is even developing in some minorities or in groups defending minorities.

Wednesday 01/08 | 4pm - 8pm | FMSH-A3-35Wednesday 01/22 | 6:30 pm - 8:30pm | FMSH-A3-35Wednesday 02/05 | 6:30 pm - 8:30pm | FMSH-A3-35Wednesday 03/04 | 6:30 pm - 8:30pm | FMSH-A3-35Wednesday 03/18 | 6:30 pm - 8:30pm | FMSH-Forum

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Racism and Anti-Semitism: global, national and local perspectives International Platform on Racism and antiSemitism, Philippe Portier and Michel Wieviorka

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The capitalist organisation of human life and especially competition has progressively imposed a spiral of accu-mulation and acceleration which now threatens the survival of the species, ecologically, socially and psycho-logically. Based on this observation, established during the previous session of the Accumulation and Accelera-tion seminar, how can we escape global acceleration and artificialisation [urbanization? Industrialization?] of life?

Tuesday 01/07 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH BS1-28Tuesday 01/21 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH BS1-05Tuesday 02/04 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH BS1-28Tuesday 02/25 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH ForumTuesday 03/10 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH BS1-28

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Alternatives and RemediesSeminar Accumulations and accelerations, Christopher Pollmann

The methodical and popular courses allow a large audi-ence to familiarize themselves with philosophy, its great authors and its essential themes.

Every Tuesdays | 12:30pm - 2pm | BnF Except Shool Holidays

Methodical and popular courses of philosophyAlterity Chair, François Jullien

While national accounting has been the subject of much debate, corporate accounting has also come under scrutiny in recent times. Alternative accounting methods have been proposed, including by accounting experts, and some have been discussed within the FAIR network as part of this event. Such methods aim to account more accurately for the environment and for work, by valuating and/or amortising them. During this study day, proposals for the overhaul of corporate accounting will be explored.

Wednesday 02/12 | 10am - 5pm | FMSH Forum

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Ecological and social accountingEcology, work, Employment Chair, D. Méda and F. Jany-Catrice

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“Migration crisis”? What crisis? II

This workshop aims at examining the notion of “crisis” within the field of migration through an interdisciplinary dialogue. Through a common etymology, “crisis” and “criticism” share a same semantical value, that of an opportunity offered to new understandings and changes. In contrast, the current discursive use of “crisis” seems to stress historical ineluctability and political inflexibility. How to explain this reversal?

This study day extends the reflection of a first day which took place in October 2019. It is organized by A. Nuselovici (NOUSS) and N. Sahraoui.

Exil and migrations Chair, Alexis Nuselovici (NOUSS)

Wednesday 18/03 | 9:30am - 6pm | FMSH BS1-28

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The 2020 programme is in line with this desire to open up and explore new, emerging fields of research, working at the cross-roads of disciplines that are sometimes too little convened to grasp the processes of entry/non-entry/exit from violence.

It will open with a presentation and debate with Farhad Khos-rokhavar on the new edition of

Thursday 01/16 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH Forum Tuesday 01/25 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH A3-35 Wednesday 03/18 | 6:30 pm - 8:30pm | FMSH Forum Thursday 03/26 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH A3-35

Séminaire Violence et sortie de la violencePlateforme Violence et sortie de la violence, J.-P. Dozon, Y. Le Bot and M. Wieviorka

his seminal book Radicalisation (published by MSH).

Will follow session devoted to the economics of violence online hate speech and its issues.

Human Mobility is a retrospec-tive of the work of Mexican visual artist Cristian Pineda. Since 2006, the artist has been working around the subject of migration, which is why he has been travelling to the Mexican, American and European borders ever since. These borders are the testimony of a geographic, political, social, economic and cultural fracture, but what intrigues the artist the most is the roll of the human being in this both globalized and frac-

tured world.

The FMSH will host a selection of Cristian Pineda’s projects throughout the month of March. The exhibition will be accompa-nied by a series of conferences and workshops on the themes of migration.

Exhibition form March 2nd to March 31st | FMSH HallThursday 03/05 | 6pm - 8pm | FMSH Hall

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Humain Mobility ExhibitionCristian Pineda

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Exile and Migration LiteratureFair

From the Ulysses of Homer to that of Joyce, the history of literature never ceases to tell the story of exile. To be safe and exist, today’s migrants must also produce stories.

The LittExil fair welcomes inde-pendent authors, magazines and publishers for a day devoted to the theme of exile in contempo-rary literature.

Chair Exil et migrations, Alexis Nuselovici (NOUSS)

This year, the show is part of the project “Inscriptions en rela-tion: colonial traces with plural expressions” led by the Civic City association.

Saturday 02/15 | 10am - 6pm | Palais de la Porte Dorée

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AGENDA JANUARY

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01/09 Chair François JullienÉcole des Mines | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Seminar Moïse ou la Chine ?

01/15 Hervé Le Bras and Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance

Seminar Sociology of conflict

01/07 La querelle des universaux by Martin RueffMethodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance

Démocratiser la France en s’inspirant des Gilets jaunes by Mathilde Larrère

Seminar Accumulations and accelerations, Christopher PollmannFMSH BS1-28 | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance



Seminar Racism and Anti-Semitism, Philippe Portier and Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 4pm - 8pm | Registration

Race, racisme et antisémitisme : enjeux contemporainsby Philippe Portier, Michel Veuille and Michel Wieviorka

01/14

Methodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance

Le déclin de la légitimité démocratique by Pierre Manent

Seminar Histoire mondiale des animaux, Pierre Serna et Malik MellahFMSH A3-35 | 9:30am - 6pm | Free entrance

Chasse à l’homme / Chasse aux animaux

01/16 Les signes du luxeChair Marc AbélèsFMSH A3-35 | 10am - 5pm | Free entrance

Chair François JullienÉcole des Mines | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance


Seminar Violence et sortie de la violence | Livres en dialogueFMSH Forum | 6pm - 8pm | Registration

Présentation de l’ouvrage Radicalisation by Farhad Khosrokhavar

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01/22Seminar Racism and Anti-Semitism, Philippe Portier and Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 6:30pm - 8:30pm | Registration

Le racisme à l’École by François Dubet, Béatrice Madiot and Céline Masson



Hervé Le Bras and Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance

Seminar Racism and Anti-Semitism, Philippe Portier and Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 4pm - 8pm | Registration

Chair Marc AbélèsFMSH A3-35 | 10am - 5pm | Free entrance

01/21 Methodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance

Les révolutions du désir I (le surréalisme) by Marc Crépon

Détrôner la publicité par notre joie de vivre et le plaisir du jeu by François Brune et Mathilde Ramadier


01/23 Bernard StieglerMaison Suger | 5pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Seminar Exorganologie III



Seminar Repenser l’émancipation, Jean-Louis LavilleFMSH BS1-28 | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Les coopératives et l’émancipation by Benoît Borrits

01/27-31 Exposition HallucinoseMondes caraïbes et transatlantiques en mouvement, C. Chivallon, D. Nativel et M. RenaultFMSH Hall | 8am - 8pm | Free entrance

01/28 Les révolutions du désir II (Platon et Lacan) by Marc CréponMethodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance

01/29 Mondes caraïbes et transatlantiques en mouvement, C. Chivallon, D. Nativel et M. RenaultFMSH Forum | 9:30am - 6pm | Free entrance

L’art et le musée face à la question (dé)coloniale

Hervé Le Bras et Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance


01/30 Bernard StieglerMaison Suger | 5pm - 8pm | Free entrance




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02/12Chair Florence Jany-Catrice and Dominique MédaFMSH Forum | 10am - 5pm | Free entrance

Comment tenir compte des questions écologiques et sociales dans la comptabilité d’entreprise ?



02/04 Le futur existe-t-il déjà dans l’avenir ? by Étienne KleinMethodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance


Transformer la violence par le conflit cadré et un travail sur soi by Charles Rojzman



Seminar Racism and Anti-Semitism, Philippe Portier et Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 6:30pm - 8:30pm | Registration

Islamophobie by Tariq Modood

02/06


Présentation d’ouvrages de et sur François Jullien

Mouvements sociaux à l’âge global, Geoffrey PleyersFMSH A3-50 | 5pm - 7pm | Free entrance

Social movements, activism and welfare politics in Brexit Britain by Armine Ishkanian

Bernard StieglerMaison Suger | 5pm - 8pm | Free entrance


02/11Seminar Mutations du capital ?, Maura BenegiamoFMSH Forum | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Les crises vues des espaces ruraux : le système agroalimentaire et la valeur de la biodiversité

02/13

Seminar Repenser l’émancipation, Jean-Louis LavilleFMSH BS1-28 | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Habermas et Honneth, leur rapport à l’émancipation. Les apports et limites de la seconde école de Francfort by Jean-Louis Laville


La révolte sociale au Chili : la vie contre le néolibéralisme by Geoffrey Pleyers

Seminar Moïse ou la Chine ?Chair François JullienÉcole des Mines | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

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Salon LittExilChair Alexis Nuselovici (NOUSS)Palais de la Porte Dorée | 10am - 6pm | Free entrance

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Seminar Mutations du capital ?, Maura BenegiamoFMSH Forum | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance




02/25 Methodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance

Peut-on penser le vide ? by Etienne Klein

Seminar Accumulations and accelerations, Christopher PollmannFMSH Forum | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Réérotiser le monde pour replacer le désir avant la jouissance consommatoire by Jean-Pierre Lebrun

Seminar Violence et sortie de la violenceFMSH A3-35 | 6pm - 8pm | Registration

Les transformations contemporaines des règles et pratiques policières, judiciaires et militaires dans le contexte des nouvelles conflictualités

02/26 Hervé Le Bras et Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance


Le shadow-banking et la monnaie endogène by Rudy BouguelliChair Christian Walter et Emmanuel PicavetFMSH Forum | 5pm - 7pm | Free entrance

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March

AGENDA MARCH

03/03 L’« estrangement » by Bernard SèveMethodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance


03/12 Seminar Moïse ou la Chine ?

03/04 Seminar Sociology of conflictHervé Le Bras and Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance

Histoire de la notion de race en France by Olivier Dutour et Régis MeyranSeminar Racism and Anti-Semitism, Philippe Portier et Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 6:30pm - 8:30pm | Registration

03/05 International Plateform Digital and Society presentationPlateforme internationale Numérique(S) et Société(S)

Inauguration of the exhibition Human MobilityCristian PinedaFMSH Hall | 5pm - 7pm | Free entrance





03/10 Que faire de la métaphysique ? by François JullienMethodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance


Pour notre avenir, entendre les Aborigènes, plus ancienne civilisation avec Barbara Glowczewski


Argentine : Les mouvements sociaux dans un nouveau contexte politique by Federico Schuster



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Collaborations et coopérations artistiques by Bernard Sève03/17 Methodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance

Mouvements sociaux à l’âge global, Geoffrey PleyersFMSH BS1-28 | 3pm - 5pm | Free entrance

Mouvements sociaux et épistémologies du Sud by Boaventura de Sousa Santos

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Socrate musicien by Patrick Hochart03/31 Methodical and popular course of philosophy, François JullienBnF | 12:30 pm - 2pm | Free entrance


« L’œil écoute » by François Jullien

03/24Aux origines de la mondialisation, François GipoulouxFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance

From informal to formal: insurance market and governance in Renaissance Florence by Giovanni Ceccarelli



International Plateform Digital and Society presentation

Inauguration of the exhibition Human MobilityCristian PinedaFMSH Hall | 5pm - 7pm | Free entrance




Hervé Le Bras et Michel WieviorkaFMSH A3-35 | 11am - 1pm | Free entrance

Mouvements sociaux à l’âge global, Geoffrey PleyersFMSH BS1-28 | 3pm - 5pm | Free entrance

Chair Alexis Nuselovici (NOUSS)FMSH BS1-28 | 9:30am - 6pm | Free entrance

“Crise migratoire”, des acceptions philosophiques aux discours politiques II

Seminar Racism and Anti-Semitism | Seminar Violence et sortie de la violence | Plateforme internationale Numérique(S) et Société(S)FMSH Forum | 6:30pm - 8:30pm | Registration

Racisme, antisémitisme et violences en ligne

03/18



Gouvernance et société dans une perspective historique by Nicolas Aubert

Chair Christian Walter et Emmanuel PicavetFMSH | 5pm - 7pm | Free entrance



03/19-21 4e Seminar international EMES-PolanyiFMSH | 9am - 6pm | Registration

From the great transformation to the eco-social transition



03/26Pour une sociologie mondialisée non hégémonique, Stéphane Dufoix and Éric MacéMaison Suger | 5pm - 7pm | Free entrance

Theorizing from a Void: Epistemic Lessons from the Semiperiphery by Marina Blagojevic-Hughson

Seminar Repenser l’émancipation, Jean-Louis LavilleFMSH A3-50 | 6pm - 8pm | Free entrance

Épistémologies du sud et émancipation by Boaventura de Sousa Santos



Seminar Violence et sortie de la violence FMSH A3-35 | 6pm - 8pm | Registration

L’économie de la violence by Jean-Paul Azam

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