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Mind Matters: Opportunities and Challenges for Neurotechnology
From brain-computer interfaces enabling paralyzed patients to control robotic limbs, to deep brain stimulation treating depression, we are witnessing unprecedented breakthroughs in our ability to interface with the human brain. Yet with these opportunitie ...
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Care and Democracy Series: The Crisis of What Binds Us
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Toward the Psychological Humanities
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Seminar: Iain Stewart, "Thinking Democracy after Marx and Empire"
ABSTRACT: This talk examines how decolonization informed the development of a new democratic theory at the end of the Algerian War, with far-reaching consequences for intellectual politics in France and beyond during the final decades of the twentieth cen ...
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Contemporary French Poetry Reading
JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF BILINGUAL READINGS BY CONTEMPORARY FRENCH WRITERS VINCENT BROQUA, VIRGINIE POITRASSON, AND MICHELLE NOTEBOOM Vincent Broqua is a writer and translator. He works with text, video and narrative for a politics of gaiety. He wri ...
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Trust in the Digital Age: Governing Platforms for the Public Good
The session, titled Trust in the Digital Age: Governing Platforms for the Public Good, will feature a 30-minute keynote address from, Christophe Gauthier, a leader of UNESCO’s Internet for Trust initiative, followed by an open Q&A discussion with stud ...
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Digital Forensics & Resilience", with the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab)
Join us for an evening talk and networking reception, "Digital Forensics & Resilience", with the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab)—a leading initiative investigating global influence operations and advancing digital r ...
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Aliénor Ballangé: What Can Citizen Deliberation Mechanisms Do in Times of Democratic Backsliding?
Abstract: This presentation introduces a research project on the role of deliberative mini-publics (DMPs) in contexts of democratic backsliding, with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe. Across the region, citizen assemblies and juries have been introdu ...
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Robin Celikates (Freie Universität Berlin): Across the Color Line- Theorizing Racism in Europe
The talk is part of the Atelier de Théorie Politique Paris (https://atpp.hypotheses.org/). Abstract: The concept of structural racism has become increasingly central to the political and ideological conflicts of our time. o many it appears as vague, unsci ...
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Luke Ulas (University of Sheffield): Being Cosmopolitan – A Political Approach
Bio: Luke Ulas is Senior Lecturer in Political Theory at the University of Sheffield. Prior to coming to Sheffield he was a Research Fellow in the School of Government and International Affairs at Durham University, and before that he was a Postdoctoral R ...