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• 30 nov 2019

  Bouaké

  Call for papers - Africa

  Migration via the sea or desert: recourse to religious figures in the migratory dynamics of Africa

  This conference intends broadly speaking, to open a scientific dialogue to discuss the place of the religious in the migratory dynamics. The conference anchoring point is the illegal migration from Africa towards Europe and Middle East. But proposals dealing with the link between religious and all other forms of human mobility within the African continental space or from it to other destinations could be examined according to their relevance. Four areas of reflection, non-exclusive, are suggested to shape the discussions: 1) Faith, beliefs and religious practices in the development / maturation of the migration project; 2) Socioeconomic uses and magico-religious experience on migration paths; 3) Religion and migratory networks; 4) Religious treatment of the migration issue.

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• 30 oct 2017

  Conakry

  Call for papers - Sociology

  Pluridisciplinary ethical approaches in the Social Sciences, environment and health

  Experiences and perspectives in West Africa

  Ce colloque souhaite associer les chercheurs guinéens et ceux exerçant dans les principales institutions nationales et internationales de recherche présentes en Afrique Centrale et de l’Ouest. Les chercheurs exerçant dans un des pays d’Afrique Centrale ou de l’Ouest sont invités à présenter leur expérience dans leur domaine de recherche, en insistant sur les questions d’éthique et d’équité en lien avec leurs propres travaux de recherche.

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• 07 déc 2009

  08 déc 2009

  Nogent-sur-Marne

  Conference, symposium - Sociology

  From debt to over-indebtedness in southern countries: Processes, practices and meanings

  International Workshop, Paris-IEDES, 7-8 december 09

  Organized by UMR 201, RUME India, Mexico, Madagascar, CIESAS (Mexico) (www.rume-rural-microfinance.org). The main purpose of this interdisciplinary workshop will be a theoretical and empirical examination of over-indebtedness from the perspective of southern countries, with the following underlying hypothesis: to define and analyze the process of indebtedness requires first an understanding of the complexity and diversity of debt relationships. The following questions might be addressed: 1) The social meaning of debt, creditworthiness and over-indebtedness. 2) Financial ‘markets’ and financial providers. 3) Financial culture. 4) Impoverishment and accumulation. 5) Over-indebtedness.

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