Sara Tonsy - "The Egyptian Army and the Muslim Brotherhood Contemporary Political Power Dynamics".

By benoit | 22 November 2021 | Comments Off on Sara Tonsy – « The Egyptian Army and the Muslim Brotherhood Contemporary Political Power Dynamics »

Sara Tonsy - "The Egyptian Army and the Muslim Brotherhood Contemporary Political Power Dynamics" 1st edition, Routledge, 190 Pages Released 30 November 2021 Link Sara Tonsy is Associate Researcher at the IREMAM and Mesopolhis, Sciences Po Aix, Aix-en-Provence, France. Tonsy has a PhD in Political Science from the Sciences Po Aix, 2019. Her work mainly focuses...

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Dorota Dakowska - Poland, the tug of war - "Today's media framing is done by Belarus".

By benoit | 22 November 2021 | Comments Off on Dorota Dakowska – Pologne, le bras de fer – « Le cadrage médiatique aujourd’hui est fait par la Biélorussie »

Emission Franceinfo/France 24 " Le monde dans tous ses Etats " du vendredi 19 novembre 2021 En ligne " The state of emergency means that a 2km zone next to the border has been off-limits to journalists and humanitarian aid workers, NGOs, since 2 September. This was at a time when Afghan refugees were already massing in...

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Eric Agrikoliansky, Philippe Aldrin, Sandrine Lévêque - "Voting in times of crisis. Portraits of ordinary voters".

By benoit | 18 November 2021 | Comments Off on Eric Agrikoliansky, Philippe Aldrin, Sandrine Lévêque – « Voter par temps de crise. Portraits d’électrices et d’électeurs ordinaires »

The authors Éric Agrikoliansky is professor of political science at the University of Paris Dauphine-PSL and a researcher at IRISSO. Philippe Aldrin is a professor of political science at Sciences Po Aix and a researcher at MESOPOLHIS. Sandrine Lévêque is a professor of political science at Sciences Po Lille and a researcher at CERAPS. Summary" Lawyer, policeman, nurse, bookseller, factory worker, teacher, banker, farmer, middle-class uptowner or...

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Antoine Dolez - "The model that hides the forest. Forest research communities put to the test by the modelling imperative".

By benoit | 17 November 2021 | Comments Off on Antoine Dolez – « Le modèle qui cache la forêt. Les communautés de la recherche forestière à l’épreuve de l’impératif modélisateur »

Antoine Dolez in Terrains & travaux 2021/1, no. 38, p. 71-94.link AbstractThis article analyses how climate change is changing French forestry research. Historically structured around two communities - silviculture and ecology - forestry research is now moving, under the aegis of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), towards the development of...

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Dorota Dakowska - "Migrant crisis: five questions about the wall Poland wants to build on its border with Belarus".

By benoit | 17 November 2021 | Comments Off on Dorota Dakowska – « Crise des migrants : cinq questions sur le mur que veut ériger la Pologne à sa frontière avec la Biélorussie »

Dorota Dakowska on Franceinfo, 16 November 2021online "Warsaw is planning to build a 180km-long barrier, while Belarus is accused of pushing thousands of migrants from the Middle East towards this border with Europe." ...

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Ribas-Mateos Natalia, Timothy J. Dunn - Handbook on Human Security, Borders and Migration

By benoit | 16 November 2021 | Comments Off on Ribas-Mateos Natalia, Timothy J. Dunn – Handbook on Human Security, Borders and Migration

Drawing on the concept of the 'politics of compassion', this Handbook interrogates the political, geopolitical, social and anthropological processes which produce and govern borders and give rise to contemporary border violence.Chapters map different aspects of structural violence and mobilities in some of the world's most contentious border zones, highlighting the forms and practices that connect...

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Mohamed Tozy - "Maghreb: why the Islamists are failing to govern".

By benoit | 15 November 2021 | Comments Off on Mohamed Tozy – « Maghreb : pourquoi les islamistes ne réussissent pas à gouverner »

Jeune Afrique, 14 November 2021online "The PJD's electoral debacle in the Moroccan parliamentary elections once again raises the question of the viability of the Islamists' political project, whose contradictions benefit both the Salafists and the ruling ulama" in Worldcrunch/Story Lab.

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