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• 10 déc 2018

  Paris

  Conference, symposium - Law

  Regulating bioeconomy

  (Re)Making and regulating life and livelihoods across borders: transnational bioeconomy, law, and governance

  Biotechnological industry, researchers, and governments have entered a new constellation, regime, and accelerated phase, called the Bioeconomy. This agenda - which exists in the form of policy, funding programs, white papers, etc. - reimagines how we live, how we live together with other kinds of life, and, directly, these other kinds of life at the molar and molecular level. In other words: All kinds of livelihoods in their social, economic, and ethical relations are put in motion. This agenda is, geopolitically, not restricted to Global North nor contained by any national or international jurisdiction and governance.

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• 16 nov 2018	07 déc 2018	18 jan 2019
  22 mar 2019	12 avr 2019	...

  Évry

  Seminar - Modern

  Monthly seminar at the Centre Pierre Naville (2018-2019)

  Le Centre Pierre Naville consacre un vendredi par mois à son séminaire. Les matinées sont consacrées à la présentation de travaux par des personnalités scientifiques abordant les thématiques de recherche du laboratoire (Travail, Ville, Formation et Sciences). Les après-midis sont généralement dédiés aux exposés des recherches des membres du laboratoire.

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• 16 sep 2018

  Call for papers - Economy

  Economics of Science and Innovation

  Topical Issue of "Open Economics" Journal

  This topical issue aims to gather current research on underlying mechanisms as well as economic consequences of scientific and innovative activities in a broad spectrum from the individual level analysis of the production of scientific articles and/or patents to sectoral level analysis of R&D activities and policies.

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• 14 jui 2018

  15 jui 2018

  16 jui 2018

  Paris

  Conference, symposium - Modern

  Pervasive powers

  Corporate authority in the shaping of public policy

  The power of corporate business has been a subject of intense debate and many social science studies since the 19th century. This conference is based on the idea that, not only has this power varied among industries, countries and different periods, but also that the way in which it is wielded has evolved over time. By bringing together scholars from various backgrounds within the fields of history, sociology, and political science, we intend to provide new insights on the multiplicity, depth and limits of the forms of influence that corporations, or the organizations furthering their interests – business associations, think tanks, communication or public relations agencies, foundations, etc. –, have on public policy.

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