Histoire, histoire de l'art et archéologie Sciences politiques et sociales Certificat inter université et haute école : Complexités, nuances et regards croisés : Israël-Palestine dans toute sa complexité La session 2023 - 2024 est postposée. Sciences humaines et sociales

confronts empirical data with the AoM theoretical framework. The paper demonstrates that migrants entangled appropriations 92-109 Abstract The intricate relationship between border control and migrations is the core puzzle of theoretical framework. More precisely the paper examines voluntary returns from the perspective of migrants themselves control through the lens of its disputed distorted and sometimes subverted implementation. The paper draws actors intervening during the process of return. Ultimately migrants reformulate the meaning of their involvement Maâ, A. (2023). Autonomy of migration in the light of deportation. Ethnographic and theoretical accounts Autonomy of migration in the light of deportation. Ethnographic and theoretical accounts of entangled

perspective it investigates the discourses and norms conveyed by governmental initiatives that use information as conflicting interests and generate contestations on the ground. In this perspective this SI approaches information as a highly crowded and disputed field to grasp the complexity of power relationships in a restrictive as a tool to control mobilities the communication strategies defined by state and non-state actors to to reach potential migrants and the everyday practices deployed by migrants themselves to navigate this (2023) Information Directed Towards Migrants and the (Un)Making of Borders: An Interdisciplinary Perspective Information Directed Towards Migrants and the (Un)Making of Borders: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

thèse est composé comme suit Frédéric Louault Président du Jury Laurence Roudart Promotrice et Secrétaire Figuière Université Grenoble Alpes Christophe Gironde The Graduate Institute Geneva. La soutenance a eu lieu From land occupation to adverse incorporation in the palm oil global value chain: livelihood trajectories

thesis. Introducing the notion of weak field in the study of pre-emption it argues that the political sociology more precisely the impact of imagination over power and control in the pre-emptive era. The article analyses justify the pre-emptive use of the collective self-defence clause of the Washington Treaty Article 5 evolved 's dominant answer is that state apparatus are significantly transformed by the use of new technologies technologies of prediction that are very prolific in imagining potential risks. The present article questions this self-defence and post-9/11 military policing in the Mediterranean Sea. Review of International Studies self-defence and post-9/11 military policing in the Mediterranean Sea

article draws attention to the intersection between the politics of regionalism and the politics of security with an earlier one that conceived of West Africa as a regional political community. The tensions between security by investigating the recent reorganisation of the West African space. It shows how international actors those of the European Union are deconstructing West Africa into smaller security regions such as the Sahel legitimised through a regional imaginary depicting the Sahel as a fuzzy region constituted by fluctuating transformation: From political community to security regions the politics of security and regionalism in West Africa transformation: From political community to security regions the politics of security and regionalism in West Africa

intermediation the Senegalese diaspora in the EU transit migrants in Morocco and returnees in Senegal. The paper challenge borderwork. Finally it demonstrates that beyond the question of its efficiency migrant intermediation for Migration European Union Abstract Since the 1990s the European Union EU and its Member States have paper argues that peer-to-peer information dissemination entails inherent tensions and contradictions which immigration. These programmes increasingly rely on the involvement of intermediaries with a migration background Anissa, VAN DESSEL, Julia, et SAVIO VAMMEN, Ida Marie. Can migrants do the (border) work? Conflicting Can Migrants do the (Border)Work? Conflicting Dynamics and Effects of “Peer-to-peer” Intermediation in

definitions of the enemy and the resulting relative avoidance of the term in contemporary wars. At the same time clear that the enemy should never be recognized as an enemy of NATO by its personnel. This is the point article dealing with the different and partly incompatible uses of the notion of the enemy by in particular priori meaning to the signifier enemy . I am here interested in the consequences of the loss of previously are at the same time logically incompatible but pragmatically complementary. I hence highlight that the Can’t live with them, can’t live without them:‘the enemy’as object of controversy in contemporary Western Can’t live with them, can’t live without them: ‘the enemy’ as object of controversy in contemporary Western

national ones. We posit that trust is affected by the perceptions individuals have of the physical space where democracy. The literature has dealt mainly with the former while less attention has been given to the latter Both a the perceived quality of life in the neighbourhood where individuals live and b the neighbourhood large representative sample of more than 40.000 respondents. We show that both variables are crucial predictors predictors of local trust but only the perceived quality of life predicts national trust. Equally important trust local (and national) institutions: A study of the Italian case

discrepancy in the context of politicians perceptions of public opinion recognising that the knowledge that politicians ABSTRACT Research shows that political parties are not equally responsive to the general public opinion survey data from Belgium and Germany the analysis reveals that overall party characteristics have a limited better at perceiving the public opinion or their party voters opinion Departing from the approach of examining on the literature on party responsiveness this study develops and tests hypotheses regarding the role partisan representation: do politicians’ perceptions of the opinions of these voter groups depend on party characteristics