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08/06/2012
“The European Union and Crisis Management Operations:
Towards More Strategic Thinking”Security Policy Workshop - GCSP (Geneva Centre for Security Policy)
Geneva from 24 to 27 September 2012
All details and application procedure available at
http://www.gcsp.ch/Euro-Atlantic-Security/Training-Courses/GCSP-Security-Policy-Workshop-The-European-Union-and-Crisis-Management-Operations-Towards-More-Strategic-Thinking
05/12/2011
Call for communications - Workshops: "Rethinking Post-conflict Change.
Which aid models in the African Great Lakes Region ?"14-15 Decembrer 2011
Brussels, Palais d’Egmont
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21/09/2011
Amandine Orsini granted Short terms Scientific Mission in Geneva
Amandine Orsini obtained a fellowship from action COST IS0802 on "Tranformation of Global Environmental Governance" to stay at the IHEID in Geneva from 15th september until 15th october. She will work in collaboration with Prof. Marc Hufty on the social and governance aspects of the REDD mechanism.17/11/2010
New Book on business lobbies in biodiversity governance authored by Amandine Orsini
2010 has been proclaimed the International year of biodiversity. Though, the role played by firms in the negotiations of the international agreements on this topic is still unclear. In order to better understand such a role, this book analyses the influence of business lobbies in the past and current negotiations of two sub-agreements of the Convention on biological diversity. These two sub-agreements deal respectively with biotechnology applications and natural genetic resources. Have corporations been successful in imposing their preferences during the negotiations of both agreements? Have they dictated their rules or, to the contrary, have they been forced to comply to governmental decisions? A detailed empirical analysis of the industrial lobbying strategies developed in preparation to and during the negotiations helps answer to these questions.01/06/2010
2010 REPI Workshop
"Regime complexes and issue-linkages"
The first edition of the REPI Workshop gathered several worldwide specialists of regime theory. It tackled a wide range of global issues such trade, climate changes, intellectual property, food security, refugees, peace building, maritime piracy, biodiversity, etc. On the picture, Dries Lesage (Gent), Oran Young (UCSB) and Amandine Bled (ULB)Click here to access to the program
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05/07/2010
Call for paper : "Etre gouverné en situation de gouvernance : pour une analyse des "natures" politiques de la gouvernance contemporaine"
Thematic section organized by REGIMEN for the 4th joint conference of the Associations Francophones de Science Politique which shall take place at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium on 20-22 April 2011.
This section is organized in three sessions :
- "Etre gouverné dans la gouvernance globale" with the participation of Prof. Bertrand Badie (Science Po Paris)
- "Les figues du "gouverné" dans la gouvernance : un au-delà de la démocratie ?" with the participation of Prof. Chantal Delsol (Marne-la-Vallée University)
- "Les Etats de la gouvernance : vers une remise en cause de la distinction gouvernant-gouverné ?" with the participation of Prof. Eric Montpetit (Montréal University)
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01/11/2009
Call for Papers, 2010 REPI Workshop on "Issue-Linkages and Regime- Complexes", Université libre de Bruxelles, 21-22 May Brussels
Organized by: REPI (All participants will have their transportation and hotel paid)Deadline for submitting a proposal to repi@ulb.ac.be: Tuesday, 15 December 2009.
International politics have been handled by a growing number of international regimes, in extended issue areas such as international economy, security, migration, or the environment. While these regimes were initially meant to address specific issues, their scope have been extended, creating what has been described as “regime complex”, “regime interplay”, or “overlapping regimes”. As a consequence, human rights issues are discussed at the WTO, climate change at the IMF, and gender at the Security Council. The 2010 REPI Workshop will explore the causes and consequences of issue-linkages and regime-complexes.