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SUMMARY:#188 - Towards "Slow" and "Moderated" Urbanism
DESCRIPTION:Abdul Sha­ban\, Pro­fes­sor of eco­nom­ics and urban geog­ra­phy\, Cen­tre for Pub­lic Pol­i­cy\, Habi­tat and Human Devel­op­ment\, School of Devel­op­ment Stud­ies\, Tata Insti­tute of Social Sci­ences (TISS)\, Mumbai. \n\n\n\nDis­cus­sants: Lau­ri­ta Har­g­reaves (EPOG+\, Major C)\, Luca Kokol (EPOG+\, Major B)\, Mar­i­ana Rocha (EPOG 2). \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\nRelat­ed documents \n\n\n\nAbdul Sha­ban\, Ayona Dat­ta (2019)\, “Towards ‘Slow’ and ‘Mod­er­at­ed’ Urban­ism”\, Eco­nom­ic & Polit­i­cal Week­ly\, 54 (48)\, pp.36–42.PDFAbdul Sha­ban\, Kari­ma Kour­tit\, Peter Nijkamp (2020)\, “India’s Urban Sys­tem: Sus­tain­abil­i­ty and Imbal­anced Growth of Cities”\, Sus­tain­abil­i­ty\, 12 (7)\, 2941.PDF
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/towards-slow-and-moderated-urbanism/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:In-person,Joint seminars,Major A - Knowledge, innovation and the digital transition,Major B - Macroeconomics, finance and the socioeconomic transition,Major C - Development, sustainable development and the ecological transition,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:What is environmental justice about?
DESCRIPTION:Cather­ine Lar­rère\, Uni­ver­sité Paris 1 — Pan­théon Sor­bonne\, Insti­tut des sci­ences juridique et philosophique de la Sor­bonne (ISJPS\, CNRS UMR 8103). \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEnvi­ron­men­tal jus­tice is about a fact: through­out the world\, the poor suf­fer dis­pro­por­tion­ate­ly from the envi­ron­men­tal pol­lu­tions and destruc­tions pro­duced by soci­ety at large\, and\, more specif­i­cal­ly\, by the rich­est and the most pow­er­ful\, be it nations or indi­vid­u­als. This fact rais­es nor­ma­tive questions. \n\n\n\nLar­rère Cather­ine\, « La jus­tice envi­ron­nemen­tale »\, Mul­ti­tudes\, 2009/1\, n° 36\, p. 156–162. Mar­tinez-Alier\, Joan\, L’écologisme des pau­vres. Une étude des con­flits envi­ron­nemen­taux dans le monde\, Les Petits matins / Insti­tut Veblen\, Paris\, 2014.  Young\, Iris Mar­i­on (1983b)\, « Jus­tice and haz­ardous waste »\, The Applied Turn in Con­tem­po­rary Phi­los­o­phy\, Bowl­ing Green Stud­ies in Applied Phi­los­o­phy\, n° 5\, 1983\, p. 171–183.
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/what-is-environmental-justice-about/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:Ecological challenges (CPT/ITE),In-person,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:The science and politics of Critical Zone *** at 14:00 ***
DESCRIPTION:Jérôme Gail­lardet\, Pro­fes­sor of geo­chem­istry of the Earth’s sur­face process­es\, Insti­tut de Physique du Globe de Paris. \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Crit­i­cal Zone is the thin pel­li­cle of the Earth’s sur­face that hosts life and soci­eties. This is actu­al­ly the human’s habi­tat. Named after a recent sci­en­tif­ic ini­tia­tive com­ing from Earth sci­en­tists\, the sci­ence of the crit­i­cal zone aims at recon­nect­ing dis­ci­plines of exper­i­men­tal and nat­ur­al sci­ences and mov­ing for­ward a more holis­tic approach. Crit­i­cal Zone sci­ence is place-based and uses net­works of instru­ment­ed field sites. The nat­ur­al objects mak­ing the crit­i­cal zone (soils\, rivers\, aquifers…) are also polit­i­cal enti­ties offer­ing a new per­spec­tive on how to invent a more sus­tain­able rela­tion­ship of humans with to the planet. \n\n\n\nArènes\, A.\, Latour\, B.\, & Gail­lardet\, J. (2018). Giv­ing depth to the sur­face: An exer­cise in the Gaia-gra­phy of crit­i­cal zones. The Anthro­pocene Review\, 5(2)\, 120–135. Latour\, B.\, & Weibel\, P. (Eds.). (2020). Crit­i­cal zones: obser­va­to­ries for earth­ly pol­i­tics. MIT Press.
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/the-science-and-politics-of-critical-zone-at-1400/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:Ecological challenges (CPT/ITE),In-person,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:#189 - The physical economy of France (*** at 16:15***)
DESCRIPTION:Nelo Molter Mag­a­l­hães\, PhD can­di­date in eco­nom­ics\, Uni­ver­sité de Paris\, LADYSS (CNRS\, UMR 7533). \n\n\n\nDis­cus­sants: Maëlle Bousquié (EPOG+\, Major B)\, Lam­pri­ni Pana­giotopoulou-Nika (EPOG+\, Major B). \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\nRelat­ed documents \n\n\n\nLoui­son Cahen-Fourot\, Nelo Mag­a­l­hães (2020)\, “Mat­ter and reg­u­la­tion: socio-meta­bol­ic and accu­mu­la­tion regimes of French cap­i­tal­ism since 1948”\, Eco­log­i­cal Eco­nom­ic Papers\, 34. WU Vien­na Uni­ver­si­ty of Eco­nom­ics and Busi­ness\, Vienna.PDFNelo Mag­a­l­hães\, Jean-Bap­tiste Fres­soz\, François Jar­rige\, Thomas Le Roux\, Gaë­tan Lev­il­lain\, Mar­got Lyautey\, Guil­laume Noblet\, Christophe Bon­neuil (2019)\, “The Phys­i­cal Econ­o­my of France (1830–2015). The His­to­ry of a Par­a­site?”\, Eco­log­i­cal Eco­nom­ics\, n°157\, pp. 291–300.PDF
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/the-physical-economy-of-france/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:In-person,Joint seminars,Major B - Macroeconomics, finance and the socioeconomic transition,Major C - Development, sustainable development and the ecological transition,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:#190 — Big tech as data-driven intellectual monopolies: rentiership\, predation and capital accumulation in the digital economy
DESCRIPTION:Cecil­ia Rikap\, Lec­tur­er in Inter­na­tion­al Polit­i­cal Econ­o­my at City\, Uni­ver­si­ty of London. \n\n\n\nDis­cus­sants: Theodore Klassen (EPOG+\, Major B)\, Kamal Ram­bu­ruth-hurt (EPOG+\, Major A). \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\nRelat­ed documents \n\n\n\nCecil­ia Rikap (2020)\, “Ama­zon: A sto­ry of accu­mu­la­tion through intel­lec­tu­al ren­tier­ship and pre­da­tion”\, Com­pe­ti­tion and change\, June.PDFCecil­ia Rikap & Bengt-Åke Lund­vall (2020)\, “Big tech\, knowl­edge pre­da­tion and the impli­ca­tions for devel­op­ment”\, Inno­va­tion and Devel­op­ment\, Decem­ber.PDF
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/big-tech-as-data-driven-intellectual-monopolies-rentiership-predation-and-capital-accumulation-in-the-digital-economy/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:In-person,Joint seminars,Major A - Knowledge, innovation and the digital transition,Major B - Macroeconomics, finance and the socioeconomic transition,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:Coupling social and ecological systems: theoretical and practical issues
DESCRIPTION:Rémi Beau\, Researcher in phi­los­o­phy\, Sor­bonne Uni­ver­sité and CNRS\, Insti­tut d’é­colo­gie et des sci­ences de l’en­vi­ron­nement de Paris (iEES Paris\, CNRS UMR 7618 – IRD 242 – INRAE 1392). \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAs we face large scale envi­ron­men­tal dis­tur­bances\, it is vital for human soci­eties to under­stand their depen­dence on nature’s con­tri­bu­tions. Over the past few decades\, ecol­o­gy has devel­oped con­cepts to describe the rela­tion­ships between human activ­i­ties and nat­ur­al process­es\, rais­ing the­o­ret­i­cal and prac­ti­cal issues. Two main con­cepts and their eth­i­cal impli­ca­tions will be pre­sent­ed in this ses­sion: “ecosys­tem ser­vices” and “nature-based solutions”. \n\n\n\nCostan­za R.\, Arge R. (d’)\, Groot R. (de)\, Far­ber S.\, Gras­so M.\, Han­non B.\, Lim­burg K.\, et al.\, 1997. The val­ue of the world’s ecosys­tem ser­vices and nat­ur­al cap­i­tal. Nature\, May\, 387 : 253–260. Leopold A. 1949. A Sand Coun­ty Almanac and Sketch­es from Here and There. Oxford Uni­ver­si­ty Press\, New York. Mil­len­ni­um Ecosys­tem Assess­ment (Pro­gram). 2005. Ecosys­tems and human well-being. Wash­ing­ton\, D.C.: Island Press. Nesshöver C. et al. 2017. The sci­ence\, pol­i­cy and prac­tice of nature-based solu­tions: An inter­dis­ci­pli­nary per­spec­tive. Sci. Tot. Env­i­ron. 579\, 1215–1227.
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/coupling-social-and-ecological-systems-theoretical-and-practical-issues/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:Ecological challenges (CPT/ITE),In-person,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:#191 - Chinese international political economy: Confucianism and the unfolding of the Chinese dream
DESCRIPTION:Natalia Bracarense\, Asso­ciate Pro­fes­sor of eco­nom­ics\, North Cen­trall Col­lege (Illi­nois). \n\n\n\nDis­cus­sants: João pedro Loureiro Bra­ga (EPOG+\, Major C)\, Xin­miao Zhang (EPOG+\, Major B). \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\nRelat­ed documents \n\n\n\nNatalia Bracarense (2021)\, “Chi­nese Inter­na­tion­al Polit­i­cal Econ­o­my: Con­fu­cian­ism and the Unfold­ing of the Chi­nese Dream”PDF
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/chinese-international-political-economy-confucianism-and-the-unfolding-of-the-chinese-dream/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:In-person,Joint seminars,Major C - Development, sustainable development and the ecological transition,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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SUMMARY:An introduction to Ocean Geopolitics
DESCRIPTION:Christophe Prazuck\, Direc­tor of the Ocean Insti­tute\, Sor­bonne Uni­ver­sité\, for­mer Admi­ral and Chief of Staff of the French Navy. \n\n\n\nFor online (live) atten­dance: https://live.epog.eu \n\n\n\nFor the replay: https://videos.epog.eu \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe oceans play a cen­tral role in our soci­eties. Our trade\, our food\, our bio­di­ver­si­ty\, our cli­mate\, our data rely at one point or anoth­er on the oceans. We observe a con­tin­u­ous increase of the mar­itime trade\, and at the same time some coun­tries are will­ing to change the rules and deny oth­ers the right to sail\, drill\, lay date cables in the waters sur­round­ing their coasts. Hence\, oceans are also the new the­ater of the great pow­er com­pe­ti­tion as well the stage cho­sen by region­al pow­er to spread their aggres­sive wings. What are the main trends of the mar­itime com­pe­ti­tion? Who are the actors? What are their means?  What are the threats? Where inter­na­tion­al coop­er­a­tion is working? \n\n\n\nHervé Coutau Bégarie (2008)\, “La nou­velle stratégie navale”\, Stratégique\, n°89–90. Hervé Coutau Bégarie 2002\, “L’aventure de la géopoli­tique”\, Rela­tions inter­na­tion­als\, N°109. Mar­tin Motte (2018)\, La mesure de la force\, Tal­landi­er. Christophe Prazuck (2021)\, “Ten­sions mar­itimes en Méditer­ranée ori­en­tale”\, La revue des deux mon­des\, Mars. James Stra­vidis (2017)\, The geopol­i­tics of the world’s oceans\, Pen­guin Press. Ian Urbina (2019)\, The Out­law Ocean\, Knopf. \n\n\n\nWeb­sites: https://www.oce.global/en/resources/climate-science/ipcc-special-report-ocean-and-cryosphere-changing-climate-summary  https://www.ifri.org/fr/publications/editoriaux-de-lifri/lettre-centre-asie/mer-de-chine-droit-de-mer-paradoxe-chinois
URL:https://emsse.eu/event/an-introduction-to-ocean-geopolitics/
LOCATION:Université de Paris — Building: Halle aux farines (Room: 3B) (max 132 people)\, 10-16 rue Françoise Dolto\, Paris\, 75013\, France
CATEGORIES:Ecological challenges (CPT/ITE),In-person,Online / Webinar,Open to the public
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