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  1. Shaping History Beyond Words- A graphic Artist’s Perspective

    In this inaugural conference for our second edition of the graphic novel Festival (FESTIVAL BD), (“La BD dans le Tumulte de l’Histoire: Résistances, Révolutions ”), Sara Lomuscio will introduce (in english) the captivating realm of graphic storytelling an ...

  2. Philippe Urfalino (CNRS-EHESS): Le mythe de l’autogouvernement

    L’atelier de théorie politique Paris (ATPP) est un lieu ouvert à diverses approches de la théorie et de la philosophie politiques, qui valorise la mise à l’épreuve argumentée de réflexions actuelles, situées à la frontière des sciences politiques, des sci ...

  3. Poetry Reading: Ben and Sandra Doller

    Please join us for an evening of readings by Ben and Sandra Doller at The American University of Paris. If you have questions about the event, write to bdwibedy aup.edu. Ben Doller is the author of four books of poems:  Radio, Radio  (LSU Press, selected ...

  4. A Conversation with author Balla Fofana

    Balla Fofana will discuss with Caroline D. Laurent (AUP) his first novel La Prophétie de Dali published in 2023 by Grasset. The themes of writing, exile, childhood, the mixing of cultures, languages, silence, among many others will be addressed. Balla Fof ...

  5. The Mediated Climate, with author Adrienne Russell

    The Center for Media, Communication & Global Change invites you to an evening with former AUP colleague Adrienne Russell, who will present her new book The Mediated Climate: How Journalists, Big Tech and Activists are Vying for our Future (Columbia Un ...

  6. II Festival de la Bande dessinée opening with artist Sara Lomuscio

    After a hugely successful first year, we are thrilled to welcome the II Festival de BD (French Comics and Graphic Novels Festival) back to campus, organized by Professor Anne-Marie Picard, the French Department, and the Library. This year’s topic is   La ...

  7. Bypassing Democracy: Understanding the Financial Leverage of the Paris Club of Creditors

    The Center for Critical Democracy Studies presents: Bypassing Democracy: Understanding the Financial Leveage of the Paris Credit Club by Sven van Mourik. Having received his Ph.D. in economic history from New York University, Sven van Mourik investigates ...

  8. Genocide and Genealogy: How Armenian Family Trees Speak of 1915

    The Schaeffer Center is honored to host Ayşenur Korkmaz for a lecture entitled “Genocide and Genealogy: How Armenian Family Trees Speak of 1915” on the Friday, April 5th, 2024 at 17h00. Scholars in genocide studies employ various research methods and genr ...

  9. Nicole Hassoun on Global Health Justice

    We live in tragic times. Millions are sheltering in place to avoid exacerbating the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. How should we respond to such tragedies? This presentation argues that the human right to health can help us do so because it inspires hum ...

  10. Cahiers Series: Mercy, Athena

    The CWT presents: Andrea Applebee The Chaiers Series- Mercy, Athena Having arrived from the United States to make a new life in Greece, Andrea Applebee gives a vivid account of the challenges and pleasures that await her as she learns a new language and m ...

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