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  1. Workshop at CCDS: Democratic Fictions?

    none On Friday, December 9th the Center for Critical Democracy Studies will host Professors Thomas Constantinesco (Sorbonne), Jennifer Greiman (Wake Forest University), Michael Jonik (Sussex), and Cécile Roudeau (Paris Cité) for a workshop entitled “Democ ...

  2. Presentation: Christopher Meckstroth (History, Cambridge) at CCDS

    none On February 13th, Christopher Meckstroth (History, University of Cambridge) will give a presentation on his upcoming book manuscript titled 'The Democratic Prince: A Realist Theory of Popular Sovereignty in Democracy’s Defense.' The event w ...

  3. UPEL Seminar: Nic Johnson (History, University of Chicago) at CCDS

    none UPDATE: This event will no longer be held in person, and will take place online over zoom.   On Wednesday, March 15th the United States Political Economy Lab will host Nic Johnson at the Center for Critical Democracy Studies for a presentation titled ...

  4. D.Rad Exhibition at L'Espace Canopy: "Complicating the Narrative: in a time of false Simplicity"

    none Following its recent art exhibition in Belgrade, the D.Rad Research Network will host the second part of its exhibition series in Paris from April 1st to April 22nd at Espace Canopy Gallery (19, Rue Pajol, 75018). In addition to the exhibition, cultu ...

  5. D.Rad Vernissage

    none On Saturday April 1st, the D.Rad Research Network will hold the Vernissage (grand opening) for its upcoming art exhibition at Espace Canopy Gallery (19 Rue Pajol, 75018). The event will begin at 18h00, all are welcome. The D.Rad Exhibition, titled &q ...

  6. Presentation: Shterna Friedman (UC Berkeley) at CCDS

    none On Thursday March 30th, Shterna Friedman (UC Berkeley) will give a talk at the Center for Critical Democracy Studies titled "Marx, Hegel, and the Two Foucaults." The event will begin at 18h00 and will take place virtually over zoom. To rece ...

  7. Justice Lab Presents: Law in Action

    none The Justice Lab bridges the gap between academia and practice. Utilizing insights derived from its research projects, the Justice Lab aims to examine the role of courts in addressing global challenges. During the Justice Lab event, we will present ou ...

  8. Co-Existence After Conflicts- Graduate Study Trip

    none CM5005 Identity Formation in a Transnational World The study trip examines the post-conflict culture in Bosnia and considers the techniquesfor dealing with trauma and rebuilding oneself and one’s country after genocide. Visits to the museums and site ...

  9. The Right to Education in International Law: Abidjan Principles on Regulation of Private Education

    none Join Roman Zinigrad (AUP) and other experts on the right to education for a webinar on "Abidjan Principles 6th Anniversary: Unpacking the Legal Foundations and Justifications". The webinar will focus on the Guiding Principles on the Human R ...

  10. Jason Read on "Parallel Lines: Marx, Spinoza, Deleuze", with commentary by Étienne Balibar

    none Join us on for a seminar on "Parallel Lines: Marx, Spinoza, Deleuze" by Jason Read (University of Southern Maine) & commentary by Etienne Balibar (Kingston University). Register here The seminar will be moderated by Oliver Feltham (AUP) ...

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