Événements
Last session of the series ‘"Rupture. Vivons-nous une époque de ruptures, et lesquelles ?" organised by Bettina Laville, President of the Paris IAS and Honorary State Councillor. Open to the public, registration required.
Lecture by Jeremy Stolow (Paris IAS, Concordia University) organised by the Laboratory of Anthropology of Contemporary Worlds (LAMC) at the Université libre de Bruxelles.
A Franco-Spanish travelling conference on specialised discourse, organised by the Université Paris Cité, with the support of the Paris IAS..
Third session of the series ‘"Rupture. Vivons-nous une époque de ruptures, et lesquelles ?" organised by Bettina Laville, President of the Paris IAS and Honorary State Councillor. Open to the public, registration required.
Online conference by Jan Eißfeldt, Director at the Wikimedia Foundation, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Online conference by Nina Jablonski, Professor Emerita at the Pennsylvania State University, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Online conference by Pierre Dillenbourg, Professor Emeritus at EPFL, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Online conference by Jennifer Clapp, Professor at the University of Waterloo, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Online conference by Meredith Morris, Affiliated Professor at the University of Washington, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Online conference by Nada Moumtaz, Associate Professor at the University of Toronto, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Online conference by Don Kulick, Distinguished University Professor of Anthropology at Uppsala University, and fellow for a one-month writing residency in May 2026 as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public upon registration.
Conference organised by Paris Saclay University with the support of the Paris IAS. Open to the public.
Talk by Amelia Thorpe (Paris IAS, UNSW) organized by the Public Order Observatory of the City of Paris’s Municipal Police and Prevention Directorate. Closed to the public.
Second session of the ‘Rupture’ series organised by Bettina Laville (IEA Paris) with Michel Duclos (former ambassador, Institut Montaigne), Romain Huret (EHESS) and Amy Dahan (CNRS). Open to the public, registration required.
Presentation by Jeremy Stolow (IEA Paris, Concordia University) as part of the general seminar of the laboratoire de recherche interdisciplinaire consacré à l'étude des sciences et des innovations en sociétés (LISIS) - Université Gustave Eiffel.
Workshop organised by Matti La Mela (Paris IAS, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond Chair, Uppsala University) with the support of Paris IAS. Open to the public via videoconference, registration required.
Conference organised by Université Paris Nanterre, with the support of the Paris IAS. Open to the public.
A seminar organised under the direction of Cécile Reynaud (Saprat, EPHE – PSL) and Lucas Berton (LUHCIE, UGA) with the support of the Paris IAS. Open to the public.
Online conference by Kathinka Evers, Professor of philosophy and fellow for one-month writing residency as part of the program PostGenIA@Paris. Open to the public, registration required.
Online conference by Lara Lammer, Senior Scientist at TU Wien and fellow for a one-month writing residency at the Paris IAS in April 2026, as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public, registration required.
Online conference by Roy Pea, Professor at Stanford University and fellow in writing residency at the Paris IAS, as part of the « Paris IAS Ideas » series. Open to the public, registration required.
Online conference by Pierre Bocquillon, Associate Professor at the University of East Anglia (UEA) and fellow for a one-month writing residency at the Paris IAS as part of the "Paris IAS Ideas" series. Open to the public, registration required.
Presentation by Willibald Sonnleitner (Paris IAS, El Colegio de México) as part of the conference organised by the Sciences Po United Nations Association. Closed to the public.
Seminar organized by the CNRS Sciences humaines et sociales as part of the workshop Guerre et Paix, with the support of the Paris IAS. Closed to the public.