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• 26 jui 2015

  27 jui 2015

  Erlangen | Nuremberg

  Conference, symposium - Law

  A threat to autonomy? Control and supervision of local and regional government activities

  The aim of this symposium is to compare the modalities, in Europe, of administrative, democratic and financial controls and supervisions on local authorities and local elected officials. The symposium, on 2 days, will gather scientific presentations, a Lexical workshop, a world café method with CEMR (Council of European Municipalities and Regions) members, and a “Typola” workshop for the OLA European team leaders. The presentations will describe and compare the modalities of controls and supervisions on local authorities and local elected officials.

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• 08 déc 2014

  Erlangen

  Call for papers - Law

  A threat to autonomy? Control and supervision of local and regional government activities

  OLA (Observatory on Local Autonomy) and CEMR (The Council of European Municipalities and Regions) organize their 2nd international conference, which will be held in Erlangen and Nürnberg, Germany, on Friday 26 and on Saturday 27 June 2015.The topic of this conference is "A threat to autonomy? Control and supervision of local and regional government activities".

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• 24 jui 2013

  Eichstätt

  Call for papers - Representation

  Vision in movement: configurations of time

  Le Réseau international d'histoire de l'art, en collaboration avec le master « Aisthesis. Arts et littératures » (universtité de Augsburg, université Ludwig Maximilian de Munich, université de Ratisbonne et université catholique de Eichstätt-Ingolstadt) organise, du 30 au 4 octobre 2013, un atelier de recherches sur le thème Vision en mouvement : configurations du temps. Pour traiter de la temporalité inscrite dans l'image, l'histoire de l'art a longtemps fixé son attention sur la narration propre à la peinture ou à la sculpture d'histoire. Cet atelier de recherche souhaite aborder la question différemment. Plutôt que de traiter des œuvres comme synthèses d'une narration, il entend viser les manières par lesquelles l'art configure le temps.

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