The American University of Paris

  Home  »  News & Events  »  Faculty & Research News  »  Archive

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Peter Barnet was awarded the "Northwestern Marketing Man-of-the-Year Award"

 

Peter Barnet was awarded the "Northwestern Marketing Man-of-the-Year Award" for his lectures given this past year to visiting Northwestern students as part of their Masters program study. The Medill IMC program at Northwestern is the Integrated Marketing Communications Masters program at the Medill School of Journalism. Lee Huebner, AUP Trustee and Northwestern Professor of Communications Studies and Journalism, is a leader of the program at Medill. The program includes a two week trip to Europe, one to London and one to Paris, each semester, led by Lee. AUP is used as a venue for guest speakers from various French and international marketing and media companies, and Professor Barnet gave lectures on the history, causes, forces, and best practices that have created and shaped international marketing since 1945. 

 

 
 

Brian Brazeau was invited to chair a panel at the annual conference of the Society for Interdisciplinary Seventeenth-Century French Studies

 

Brian Brazeau was invited to chair a panel on "France in the New World" at the annual conference of the Society for Interdisciplinary Seventeenth-Century French Studies at Bowdoin College in Maine. Professor Brazeau was also elected to the Executive Committee of the Society for Interdisciplinary Seventeenth-Century French Studies. 

 

 
 

Kathleen Wilson-Chevalier has contributed an entry to the catalogue of an exhibition entitled "Dame met Klasse/Women of Distinction. Margaret of York and Margaret of Austria"

 

Kathleen Wilson-Chevalier has contributed an entry on Renaissance game pieces to the catalogue of an exhibition entitled Dame met Klasse/Women of Distinction. Margaret of York and Margaret of Austria (the latter a major governess of the Low Countries in the 16th century). The show can be viewed until 18 Dec. 2005, in Mechelen (Malines), Belgium. Six of the twenty-seven carved wooden game pieces, lent by the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna and adorned with historical portraits, serve as illustrations to the chapter on "Women and Diplomacy" (p.96); the entry, no. 31, figures on pp. 124 and 126 of the catalogue edited by Dagmar Eichberger (University of Heidelberg), and published in English and Dutch.

 

 
 

An article by Ruth Corran was published in the October edition the Journal of the Australian Mathematics Society

 

Ruth Corran's article "Conjugacy in singular Artin monoids", J. Aust. Math. Soc., 79 (2005), 183-212 is appearing in volume 79 of the October 2005 edition of the Journal of the Australian Mathematics Society.

 

 
 

Waddick Doyle was invited to present the paper "Representing the Italian Nation; Figuring Consumers and Citizens" at Concordia University

 

Waddick Doyle was invited to give a paper at a small conference entitled "Figures of Democracy" at the Department of Communications, Concordia University, Montreal on October 21-22, 2005. His paper was entitled Representing the Italian Nation; Figuring Consumers and Citizens.

 

 
 

Steven Ekovich participated in videoconferences from the U.S. Embassy in Paris with members of the Supreme Courts of Togo and Ghana

 

On October 13, Steven Ekovich participated in a videoconference from the U.S. Embassy in Paris with legal scholars and members of the Supreme Court of Togo on the U.S. Supreme Court. On October 17 he took part in a videoconference from the U.S. Embassy in Paris with legal scholars and members of the Supreme Court of Ghana on the U.S. Supreme Court. His participation in the Aspen Institute Second International Conference on Transatlantic Relations was published in the conference Proceedings. Ekovich gave a talk organized by the Council of Europe in Strasbourg to the Pristina Institute for Political Studies on the topic of US-European Relations. Participants included professors, researchers, lawyers and government officials from Kosovo.

 

 
 

Ali Fatemi has been invited to conduct a session at the Equity Markets Microstructure Seminar held at Baruch College, City University of New York

 

Ali Fatemi has been invited to conduct a session at the Equity Markets Microstructure Seminar: Teaching Microstructure and Using Trading Floors in MBA Programs at Baruch College, City University of New York from 9-12 November 2005 in New York. For details and further information see: www.baruch.cuny.edu/microstructureseminar/

 

 
 

Jérôme Game presented papers at the conference organised by the Centre d'Etudes Poétiques of Ecole Normale Supérieure–LSH in Lyon and at the research seminar of the Centre Recherches sur la Pluralité Esthétique of Université Paris 8

 

On October 7, Jérôme Game presented a paper entitled "Le devenir-étranger dans la poésie française contemporaine" at the conference organised by the Centre d'Etudes Poétiques of Ecole Normale Supérieure–LSH in Lyon, ‘Du Français au français : traduire dans sa propre langue’. On November 4, he delivered a paper, "Le corps de l'image vidéo" at the research seminar of the Centre Recherches sur la Pluralité Esthétique of Université Paris 8. His article, "La Poésie sans sujet", is to be published in L'Art sans sujet? (M.-C. Ropars and P. Sorlin, eds.), Presses Universitaires de Vincennes. His article "Cut-up et montage : d’un sujet constructiviste dans la poésie de Vannina Maestri", will come out in Sens et présence du sujet poétique (M. Brophy and M. Gallagher, eds.), Rodopi, Geneva.

 

 
 

Hall Gardner sponsored and welcomed the conference “Hommage à Jacques Rossi” recently held at AUP

 

On October 8, Hall Gardner sponsored and welcomed the conference “Hommage à Jacques Rossi,” attended by nearly 100 participants in the Grand Salon. Jacques Rossi, who spent nearly two decades in the Soviet Gulag, was author of Le Manuel du Goulag, et Qu'elle éait belle cette utopie! Chronique du Goulag. Speakers included: Pierre Rigoulet, contributor to the Black Book of Communism, and co-author with Kang Chol-Hwan of Aquariums of Pyongyang: Ten Years in a North Korean Gulag; Jean Louis Panne, likewise contributor to the Black Book of Communism; Luba Jurgenson, Maître de conférences of Russian literature at the Sorbonne-Paris IV, novelist and translator; Sophie Benech, translator; and Aurélie Luneau, France Culture. A brilliant linguist, and keen observer of the human character, Rossi spoke three times at AUP prior to his death in 2004 at the age of 94. Gardner's book, American Global Strategy and the "War on Terrorism" (Ashgate, 2005) was featured and reviewed in both English and Russian in September-October: http://america-russia.net/eng/bookreview/96764273.  On October 17 Gardner read his poetry at Shakespeare and Co.: http://shakespeareco.org/events_gardner.html. On October 18, he spoke at WICE on the subject YESTERDAY TODAY AND TOMORROW: A LOOK AT THE WORLD SCENE, see: http://www.wice-paris.org/courses/histcult/current_events.html. On October 27, Gardner discussed his latest publication, "Le Retrait de Gaza: Vers La Reconciliation Israelo-Palestinienne, La Troisième Intifada, or des Différends Intra-Palestiniens?" published in the journal Géostratégigues, No. 9, October 2005, at the Centre d’Accueil de la Presse Etrangère, Maison de Radio France. He was also interviewed by Voice of America. On October 29, he spoke at The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Latin American and Caribbean Economic Association (LACEA) on the subject of "Economic Consequences of Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism."

 

 
 
 
 
 

Jayson Harsin presented a paper at the Université Paul Valéry, Montpellier III

 

Last month Jayson Harsin presented a paper at the “La France dans le regard des Etats-Unis” conference at Université Paul Valéry, Montpellier III.

 

 
 

Yudhishthir Raj Isar chaired the first authors’ meeting of the World Cultures Yearbook project that he has launched with Helmut Anheier, Director of the Center for Civil Society at UCLA

 

Yudhishthir Raj Isar chaired the first authors’ meeting in Lisbon, Portugal on October 5-7 of the World Cultures Yearbook project that he has launched in co-operation with Prof. Helmut Anheier, Director of the Center for Civil Society at UCLA. The meeting, hosted and supported by the Gulbenkian Foundation, was attended by 26 contributors from five continents. On October 12, in the framework of the MA in Cultural Planning at De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, he conducted two seminar sessions respectively on key culture concepts at UNESCO and on ‘figures of the intercultural: a plural discourse’. On October 22, in Lyon, France, he gave the Keynote Speech in the conference ‘Cultural Identity and Mobility’ organized by Europa Cantat, the European Federation of Young Choirs.

 

 
 

An article by Lissa Lincoln will be published in "Le Magazine Littéraire"

 

Lissa Lincoln wrote an article on Slavoj Zizek, François Cusset and "Fresh Theory" which will be published in Le Magazine Littéraire, cahier special "essais", December 2005 issue.

 

 
 

Gary Linn served as a reviewer at Frostburg State University in Maryland for its initial accreditation of AACSB International

 

Gary Linn served as a reviewer at Frostburg State University in Maryland for the university’s initial accreditation of AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. The team visit which Linn participated in is the culmination of a rigorous five year process to become accredited by AACSB International, the premier business accrediting body in the world.

 

 
 

Ann Mott has been invited to present a paper at an international symposium organized by the American University of Cairo

 

Ann Mott has been invited by the American University of Cairo to present her paper, “Local Practices – Global Visions,” at their international symposium: On the Road to Sustainable Excellence: Communicating Across the Curriculum.

 

 
 

Marie-Christine Navarro has published an essay for the Quai d'Orsay (Foreign Office)

 

Marie-Christine Navarro has published for the Quai d'Orsay (Foreign Office) her essay "Le Voyage à Tlemcen" (éditions La Fraternelle) on the three monotheisms in this sacred town in Algeria today.

 

 
 

Susan Perry has been invited to participate in the upcoming annual retreat of UNESCO senior staff members

 

Susan H. Perry has been invited to give a talk on "The role of civil society in a globalized world" at an annual retreat of UNESCO senior staff members on November 18.

 

 
 

David Pike was elected to the eight-member Committee of the Anglo-American Press Association

 

David Pike, who joined the Anglo-American Press Association in 1976, was elected in October to its eight-member Committee.

 

 
 

A paper co-authored by Claudia Roda will appear in the proceedings of the IADIS International Conference on Cognition and Exploratory Learning in Digital Age 2005

 

Claudia Roda’s paper "The role of attention in the design of Learning Management Systems" will appear in the proceedings of the IADIS International Conference on Cognition and Exploratory Learning in Digital Age 2005. The paper, co-authored with Thierry Nabeth (INSEAD), discusses how modern learning environments would greatly benefit from a better management of two apparently conflicting goals. On the basis of findings in cognitive psychology and pedagogy, the authors present some of the issues that should be taken into consideration for the design of systems capable of such guidance and propose how these may be integrated in the architecture of an attention aware learning management system.

 

 
 

David Tresilian reviewed the exhibition “L’Age d’or des sciences arabes,” for Al-Ahram, Cairo

 

David Tresilian reviewed “L’Age d’or des sciences arabes,” an exhibition currently at the Institut du Monde Arabe, for Al-Ahram, Cairo, his article appearing in Al-Ahram Weekly on 3 November. He contributed a review of “L'Islam imaginaire, la construction médiatique de l'islamophobie en France, 1975–2005” by Thomas Deltombe (La Découverte: 2005) to the same newspaper on 20 October.

 

 
 

Douglas Yates has just published a chapter in the book "Resource Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa," edited by Matthias Basedau and Andreas Mehler

 

Douglas Yates has just published a chapter entitled “Neo-Petro-monialism and the Rentier State in Gabon,” in a book edited by Matthias Basedau and Andreas Mehler: Resource Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa, published by the Institute of African Affairs (IAK), part of the German Overseas Institute in Hamburg (Germany).

 

 
 
 
 

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

Jan/Feb 2008

Jan/Feb 2007

Jan/Feb 2006

Jan/Feb 2005

Jan/Feb 2004

Sep 2003

Mar 2008

Mar 2007

Mar 2006

Mar 2005

Mar 2004

Oct 2003

Apr 2008

Apr 2007

Apr 2006

April 2005

Apr 2004

Nov 2003

May 2008

May 2007

May 2006

May 2005

May 2004

Dec 2003

 

Jun/Jul 2007

Jun/Jul 2006

Jun/Jul 2005

Jun 2004

 

Sep 2007

Sep 2006

Sep 2005

Sep 2004

 

Oct 2007

Oct 2006

Oct 2005

Oct 2004

 

Nov 2007

Nov 2006

Nov 2005

Nov 2004

 

Dec 2007

Dec 2006

Dec 2005

Dec 2004

 
 
 

Ask Us Now     Contact AUP     Campus Map & Directions   •   Site Index   •   Search 

 

©  The American University of Paris.  All rights reserved.