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Made By. Repenser la notion de travail & le rôle de l’immigration dans la mode/Made By. Rethinking Labour&Immigration in Fashion
Séminaire de recherche Cultures et Histoires de Mode THÈME 2022/2023: DÉCONSTRUIRE LA NOTION DE "MODE PARISIENNE": VERS UN RÉCIT DÉHIÉRARCHISÉ Séance du 1er décembre 2022 Cette séance s'inscrit dans notre thématique annuelle Déconstruire l& ...
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Courts and Global Challenges
What is the role of courts in addressing global challenges? How do they legitimize state policy and where do they provide resistance to it? Justice Lab researchers use empirical methods like courtroom ethnography and interviews to understand laws, actors, ...
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Cultural Programs- Macaron Class
La Cuisine • Cost: €75 • Max participants: 10 Learn the tricks of the trade to create your own beautiful Macaron masterpieces! Gracing Patisseries across Paris, learn the secrets of creating these beautiful little gems; the best box of macarons in town — ...
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Seminar: Charles Walton, "Social Rights in the Longue durée"
Abstract: As historians have recently noted, economic and social rights have a long history. Far from being ‘second generation rights’ of the twentieth century, they are now seen as stretching back even further than the civil and political rights of the E ...
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Mind Matters: Opportunities and Challenges for Neurotechnology
From brain-computer interfaces enabling paralyzed patients to control robotic limbs, to deep brain stimulation treating depression, we are witnessing unprecedented breakthroughs in our ability to interface with the human brain. Yet with these opportunitie ...
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Constitutional Right to Truth? How to Protect the Right to Information and the Right to Privacy Today (Marcin Kilanowski)
ABSTRACT International law refers to the right to truth. A similar right exists on the national level – the right to information. However, the right to information may get into conflict with the right to privacy. While legislators and courts were trying t ...
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Care and Democracy Series: The Crisis of What Binds Us
Related Links More About the CCDS Zona Zarić Series Program ...
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Toward the Psychological Humanities
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Ricardo Gonçalves, "Digitally Mediated Intersubjectivities and the Public Sphere: Ambivalent Democratic & Authoritarian Effects"
Sponsored by The Center for Media, Communication, and Global Change & The Center for Critical Democracy Studies ABSTRACT The digital transformation is reshaping the public sphere and raising critical questions about the prospects for sustaining and de ...
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Seminar: Iain Stewart, "Thinking Democracy after Marx and Empire"
ABSTRACT: This talk examines how decolonization informed the development of a new democratic theory at the end of the Algerian War, with far-reaching consequences for intellectual politics in France and beyond during the final decades of the twentieth cen ...