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• 25 avr 2021

  Ngaoundéré

  Call for papers - Africa

  Geomatics, land use planning and resource management in tropical environments

  Issues, challenges and propects for distance learning

  To celebrate the 10 years of the professional GAGER master's degree, the Geomatics laboratory of the University of Ngaoundéré is organizing from September 22 to 24, 2021 a hybrid international conference (face-to-face and remote) on the theme: “Geomatics, land use planning and resource management in tropical environments: stakes, challenges and perspectives of distance learning”.

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• 15 mai 2019	16 mai 2019	17 mai 2019
  18 mai 2019

  Gargnano

  Conference, symposium - Epistemology and methodology

  Global Congo - the aesthetics and politics of world literature

  Esthétiques et politiques d'une littérature mondiale

  In this symposium, we suggest thinking of the Congo as a literary center. First, for the writers of the diaspora: be they in Brussels, in Graz or in Louisiana, the Congo seems to function as a pole of attraction, both textually and physically. A great number of languages intertwine (Chinese is one of them), and contemporary literature attests this cultural richness. Richard Ali A Mutu, for example, writes in Lingala and is translated into English ; Jean Bofane and Fiston Mujila write in French, but their novels are translated in a dozen languages ; JJ Bola writes in English. How does this linguistic parameter influence their writings? How do the writers consider the European languages and the local languages (Lingala, Ciluba, Swahili) ? Is the choice of a language the consequence of a political commitment, or does it emerge from the observation of the plurilingual character of the Congolese society? Moreover, approaching the Congolese literary space in a World Literature perspective requires us to broaden the very notion of “literature”.

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• 30 avr 2018

  Cotonou

  Call for papers - Geography

  Information and communication technologies in West-African transport and exchanges

  Les technologies de l'information et de la communication (TIC) participent à la révolution numérique qui bouleverse les relations humaines, les échanges commerciaux et les rapports politiques. Elles contribuent à modifier les configurations territoriales et les relations entre les personnes qui y vivent : leurs apllications sont multiples. Contrairement aux préjugés longtemps véhiculés, la révolution numérique est bien en marche en Afrique au Sud du Sahara. Le numérique est donc perçu comme un instrument de développement, de fluidité logistique et d'aménagement des territoires. Cette troisième édition du colloque international Marport ambitionne de poser les questions liées à la diffusion généralisée de l'économie digitale dans le secteur de la logistique.

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