The next SPOT seminar will take place on Tuesday, November 20th at 17:00 in the ‘grande salle’ (third floor) at the Sciences Po doctoral school, 199 boulevard Saint Germain, Paris.
Ian Shapiro (Yale) will present his paper, ‘Stop the Bloodletting: Empower Political Parties to Revive Democratic Accountability’. This is a chapter from his and Frances Rosenbluth’s very recent book: Responsible Parties: Saving Democracy from Itself (Yale UP, 2018). Lena Silberzahn (Sciences Po) will respond.
We look forward to seeing you!
Two events are coming up next week!
On Tuesday, 16 October we will hold a ‘book party.’ Stephen Holmes (NYU) and Moshe Halberthal (Hebrew University / IDC Herzliya / NYU) will present their book, The Beginning of Politics: Power in the Biblical Book of Samuel (Princeton University Press, 2017). Yoel Mitrani (Sciences Po) will be the discussant.
The book party will take place at 17:00 in the ‘grande salle’ (third floor) at the Sciences Po doctoral school, 199 boulevard Saint Germain, Paris.
On Thursday, 18 October the International, Politics, Philosophy seminar (IPP) will reconvene. Maja Spanu (Cambridge) will present her paper, Hierarchies after Empire: Self-determination and the Constitution of Inequality. Ayrton Aubry (Sciences Po) will respond.
Please note: The meeting will take place at 17:00 in salle Jean Monnet at the CERI, 56 rue Jacob, Paris.
Looking forward to seeing you!
Dear all,
We are organizing two events next week!
On Tuesday, 2 October we will hold a ‘book party.’ Souleymane Bachir Diagne (Columbia University) and Jean-Loup Amselle (EHESS) will present their new book: Enquête d’Afriques(s) : Universalisme et pensée décoloniale. Yala Kisukidi (Paris 8) will be the discussant.
Please note: The meeting will take place at 17:00 in salle Annick Percheron at the CEVIPOF, 98 rue de l’Université, Paris.
On Thursday, 4 October we will convene for the usual SPOT seminar. Alessandro Ferrara (University of Rome Tor Vergata) will present his paper:Legitimate Authority: Too Many Gaps for One Concept to Bridge? Ignacio Garces Garcia (Sciences Po) will respond.
The seminar will take place, as usual, at 17:00 in the ‘grande salle’ (third floor) at the Sciences Po doctoral school, 199 boulevard Saint Germain, Paris.
We look forward to seeing you!
The next seminar of the Paris School of Political Theory will take place on Thursday, 20 September at 17:00 in the ‘grande salle’ (third floor) at the Sciences Po doctoral school, 199 boulevard Saint Germain, Paris.
François Cusset (Université Paris Nanterre) will talk about his latest book Le déchaînement du monde : Logique nouvelle de la violence. Vincent Millou (Sciences Po) will respond.
We look forward seeing you!
The next SPOT seminar will take place on Thursday, 14 June at 17:00 in the ‘grande salle’ (third floor) at the Sciences Po doctoral school, 199 boulevard Saint Germain, Paris.
Andrea Sangiovanni (King’s College London) will speak about “Moral Equality, Respect, and Cruelty”, a chapter from his most recent book: Humanity without Dignity (Harvard University Press, 2017). Tom Theuns will be moderating, and Annabelle Lever will be commenting.
We look forward seeing you!
The next SPOT seminar will take place on Thursday, April 26 at 17:00 in the ‘grande salle’ (third floor) at the Sciences Po doctoral school, 199 boulevard Saint Germain, Paris.
Glyn Morgan (Collegio Carlo Alberto/Syracuse University) will present his paper, ‘Is the European Union Imperialist? Political Power, Orban’s Hungary, and Brexit’. Tom Theuns (Utrecht) will respond.
Ce message pour vous inviter à une séance exceptionnelle des séminaires International Politics and Philosophy et SPOT seminar de Théorie Politique à Sciences Po, dont vous trouverez les informations ci-dessous.
MICHAEL WALZER
Freedom and Equality: Can the Two Stand Together?
Le jeudi 15 mars de 17 heures à 19 heures
Amphithéâtre Emile Boutmy
27 rue Saint Guillaume, 75007
Modérateurs : Astrid von Busekist, Annabelle Lever, Ariel Colonomos, Amélie Férey
Veuillez noter que l’inscription à ce séminaire est obligatoire pour des raisons de sécurité. Vous pouvez vous inscrire ici.
La prochaine séance du SPoT seminar de Théorie Politique à Sciences Po Paris aura lieu le jeudi 30 novembre, de 17 heures à 19 heures, dans la grande salle de l’école doctorale (3ème étage), 199 boulevard Saint Germain, 75007, Paris.
Nous aurons le plaisir de recevoir Didier Eribon, qui est notamment l’auteur de “Retour à Reims” (Fayard, 2009), “La société comme verdict. Classes, identités, trajectoires” (Fayard, 2013) et “Principes d’une pensée critique” (Fayard, 2016).
Il présentera ses réflexions sur le thème suivant: “Eux et nous : réflexions sur les catégories de la politique.”
La séance est ouverte à toutes et à tous.
