Faculté des Sciences, des Technologies et de Médecine
Faculté de Droit, d’Économie et de Finance
Faculté des Sciences Humaines, des Sciences de l’Éducation et des Sciences Sociales
Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust
Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History
Luxembourg Centre for European Law
Luxembourg Centre for Socio-Environmental SystemsOrganisation : Faculté des Sciences Humaines, des Sciences de l’Éducation et des Sciences Sociales (FHSE)
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THIS WILL FEED THAT
En savoir plusWhat if a built environment has lost its meaning and purpose, and what if the building is not to be refurbished or provided with a new program? What if this building – awaiting demolition – is not demolished, but simply kept as it is? What if its ruinous state opens up the absolute possibility of…
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Forum Grande Région: Migrations et Frontières: Entre Régulations et Intégration
En savoir plusDepuis le XIXe siècle, dans la Grande Région marquée par les transformations frontalières, les migrations ont toujours joué un rôle essentiel. Les accords de Schengen ont facilité les circulations intra-européennes mais ont déplacé la question de la mobilité aux bordures de l’UE. Les tensions internationales liées au terrorisme, aux conflits et à l’arrivée massive de…
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Geographies of (In)justice: The challenges of researching and teaching spatial (in)justice: a Central and Eastern European perspective
En savoir plusThe seminar lecture deals with the following issues:the uneven development of knowledge production from the perspective of Central and Eastern Europe (Anglo-American hegemony, injustices ofthe publication industry);the relevance of research topics such as socio-spatial marginalisation and peripheralisation;the usefulness of critical theories such as uneven development and the right to the city;teaching spatial (in)justice as a…
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Geographies of (In)justice: Solidarity economics and local development: the case of ‘post-conflict’ Belfast
En savoir plusThis presentation explores the impact and potential of the social economy as a site of urban struggle, political mobilisation and community organisation. It offers a critical account of the social economy and its place in urban and state restructuring and the remaking of the local in urban politics and resistive practices. Taking Belfast, in the…
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Geographies of (In)justice: The “yellow vest” movement in the light of the socio-spatial inequalities in France
En savoir plusJacquerie, revolt of the peripheries, or revenge of the poor working class? The analysis of the “yellow vest” (gilet jaune) movement has unleashed many geographical and sociological concepts. Yet this movement reflects not so much a France split in two as a multiplicity of territorial interdependencies. Though a stable analytical framework has yet to be…
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Geographies of (In)justice: (De)coloniality of knowledge: questioning vantage points, delinking from rules, troubling institutions
En savoir plusDecolonial thought – in contrast to the better-known postcolonial theory which still interprets the other in the language of the same – questions the very epistemic mechanisms of modernity with its indispensable darker side: coloniality as a larger ontological design of the world focusing not on historical questions of colonialism but on the shaping and…
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Geographies of (In)justice: Does spatial proximity erase social inequalities? “Social mix” and gay-friendliness in gentrified areas (France and the USA)
En savoir plusWhile “diversity” has become a crucial goal for city planners, many scholars have raised doubts about the local benefits of a “social mix”. Does spatial proximity necessarily erase social inequalities? Sylvie Tissot will use her fieldwork in gentrified neighbourhoods to bring to light persisting boundaries between wealthy and low-income residents, as well as between straight…