EABJM - ENT

présentée par Mme Kulesza Mietkowski, directrice du centre de recherche de SciencesPo

Réflexion sur le droit d'asile et les moyens pour défendre des êtres privés de droits

Amnesty international

Présentée par M. Alter (OCDE)

conférence présentée par M. Alexandre Adler

Alexandre Adler is a graduate of the Ecole Normale Superieure and has received his "l'agregation d'histoire."  He is one of France's best known commentators on European affairs, concentrating on Russian, East European, and Central European affairs.  He has published more than fifteen books and is omnipresent in his commentaries in French newspapers, radio, and television.  He has been very active in French political debate and has attracted a large number of supporters, and critics.  He will discuss significant events and trends during this presidential election year in France, Russia, and the United States.  He will present his remarks in French.

présentée par M. Léna

by Marilyn Nelkin The second half of the twentieth century in the United States saw the emergence of movements to guarantee equal rights and opportunities for women, minorities, and other groups. Some of the movements brought significant changes; others have made advances but not enough to fundamentally improve the lives of those involved. Ms Marilyn Nelkin was in the forefront of many of these movements. After receiving her BA degree at Brandeis and her MA in Psychology at the University of Oregon, she went on to earn a Post Master’s Certificate in Administration at Pace University, New York. She chose to become a teacher of students between 5 and 14 years old and held positions East Harlem and the Bronx. From that position in the trenches she fought for Civil Rights for African-Americans, Civil Rights for Women, against the Vietnam War and fought for the unionization of workers and to include sex education in public schools. Even with all of this, much remains to be done.

présentée par Mr Chris Renner, Directeur général en marketing pour les Jeux Olympiques

Dr. David Hanser, Professor Emeritus Oklahoma State University, founder of the University of Illinois Architectural Program at Versailles, and expert on Art Nouveau will give a Power Point presentation on challenges facing contemporary world cities using the restructuring of Paris during the age of Haussmann as a basis for comparison.

présentée par M. Jean-Pierre Riche

conférence présentée par M. Elbaz

After Mr. Mark Owen finished university in Preston and Wales, he found his way into journalism.  In England he worked at Granada television and ITV.  In 2006 he became a Senior Presenter and Journalist with the English branch of France 24, where he has hosted just about every program the station offers and has interviewed such luminaries as the late Richard Holbrooke, the American super diplomat.  He was the station's representative at the South African World Cup--from which he filed several superb commentaries on life in Soweto.  Finally, English Rugby will never reach the peak it should because Mr. Owen chose journalism over participating in the sport he loves.

He will discuss his career--how he became a television journalist, the differences and similarities of working in the UK and in France, the degree of freedom of the press in television journalism, and he will answer questions about television journalism as a career--and anything else that is of interest to the students.

Présentée par Véronique Harari

Luther Carpenter (PhD Harvard) is a Professor Emeritus at the City University of New York and has spent his career dealing with governments and their successes or failures in dealing with social problems.  He has just finished a history of French social and economic policies and structures since 1945, and how people and elites use them to obtain (modest) comfort and (more) social peace.   He submitted it to Cornell University Press.  He also writes articles on France for the magazine Dissent.  He is an unabashed but nuanced francophile.

Dr. Carpenter will talk about racism in the United States.

un film de Marie-monique Robin

http://www.arte.tv/fr/3673748.html

Le bilinguisme ignoré des enfants issus de l'immigration

organisée par Mme Puybaret-Bataille ; Mme Dumont

par Mira Kadmar

organisée par Mme Bouloc

M. Chris Renner

par Mme Gentiane Weil

présentée par M. Olive.

M. Martial Rolland

Mme Bouloc

un film de Hubert Sauper

Visite des représentants de Menton et le Havre

http://www.academie-sciences.fr/membres/Q/Quere_Yves_bio.htm

M. Yves Quéré
Mme Dussaix

Mme Adeline Masquelier - Anthropologue
Mme Bouloc

Mme Karine Tomasin
Mme Bouloc

Ole Solvang is a researcher with the emergencies division. Since 2001, he has worked for Human Rights Watch in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Sri Lanka. Before re-joining Human Rights Watch in 2008, Solvang was the executive director of Russian Justice Initiative, an organization providing legal aid to victims of human rights violations such as torture, extra-judicial executions and disappearances in Chechnya and the North Caucasus. Solvang holds a Masters of International Affairs from Columbia University in New York with a focus on international human rights and the former Soviet Union.

Ole Solvang
Mme Bouloc

Mme Harari - Avocate
Mme De Nanteuil

M. Treiner - Physicien
Mme Dussaix

Mme Walter
Mme De Nanteuil

Mlle Dumont - Enseignante à la Faculté Lyon 3

Fipa d'or 2010 "Grands reportages"

Spéculation, pénurie, corruption : l'aliment qui nourrit un humain sur deux est en danger !

Jean Crépu - Réalisateur
Mme Bouloc

César du meilleur documentaire 1995.
Une plongée dans le quotidien de l'institution judiciaire.

Raymond Depardon
Mme Dussaix et Mme Dumont