Research axes

Axis 1 “Vulnerabilities and risks”

Scientific leaders of axis 1: Valérie Inés de la Ville – valerie.ines.de.la.ville@univ-poitiers.fr and Michel Audiffren – michel.audiffren@univ-poitiers.fr

Axis 1 of the MSHS is organized into 4 themes focused on risks and vulnerabilities related to individuals (microsocial level), organizations and companies in the socio-economic and cultural world (mesosocial level) and national and international policies (macrosocial level). Six laboratories of the MSHS in Poitiers collaborate to develop interdisciplinary research actions within the framework of these four themes (CeRCA, CRIEF, CEREGE, MAAP, CRIHAM, CECOJI and MIGRINTER).

The first theme is at the microsocial level and is entitled “Cognitive Vulnerabilities of Seniors and Remediation”. It involves two teams from the CeRCA (UMR 7295) and requires the cross-examination of the Humanities and Social Sciences and the Life Sciences. It is being developed in close collaboration with the Institute of Cognitive and Integrative Neuroscience of Aquitaine (UMR 5287) in Bordeaux and the Disability, Activity, Aging, Autonomy, Environment laboratory in Limoges. The objectives of the theme focus on the study of the potential beneficial effects of training these cognitive functions in seniors through physical activity and mindfulness exercises in order to improve their brain and cognitive health.

The second theme is articulated between the microsocial and the mesosocial levels and is entitled “Transitions, Markets and Societies”. The theme brings together researchers from CEREGE (Management Sciences), MAAP (Philosophy) and CERES (Language Sciences) in Limoges in an interdisciplinary work aimed at analyzing: (a) the role of market devices and discourses in the socialization process of young consumers; (b) the role of third-party knowledge providers (e.g., experts, parents) in the formation and legitimization of market innovations in a context of uncertainties related to energy, climate, economic and social transitions; (c) controversies related to the societal role of marketing in a context of transition towards degrowth or sobriety; (d) the dematerialization of commercial relationships and its consequences on the protection and use of consumer data; (e) the challenge of the precautionary principle and new forms of social acceptability of risk in a commercial context.

The third theme is articulated between the mesosocial level and the macrosocial level and is entitled “Risks and financial transitions”. The theme brings together researchers from the CRIEF (Economic Sciences) and CEREGE (Management Sciences) laboratories and focuses on companies in the social and solidarity economy and banks, of the capitalist or mutual type, in the face of the transition involved in adapting to a crisis situation and managing its consequences. The research carried out combines an analysis of the sources of risk and the search for an optimal response in terms of monetary policy to deal with a sudden risk of inflation caused by a shock to the price of raw materials, such as oil or foodstuffs.

The fourth theme is at the interface of the three levels of analysis micro, meso and macro and is entitled “Public policies on water-related risks”. The theme brings together researchers from CRIHAM (History), MIGRINTER (Geography) and CEREGE (Management Sciences) and is interested in the forms of political, economic and social transitions related to water and its uses. This includes problems of submersion, water management in the context of urbanization and firefighting and drowning prevention.

Axis 2 “The boundaries of the body”

Scientific Director of Axis 2: Lydie Bodiou – lydie.bodiou@univ-poitiers.fr

This axis concerns a complex object that crosses all disciplines and intends to question the body and its “boundaries”, as a concrete carnal envelope, as well as social imaginaries, through all media and genres (scientific articles, novels, comics, theatre, cinema, etc.). It also addresses issues selected to the sick body (with the collaboration of the health sciences), bodily violence against women, as well as the staging and performance of the body.

Axis 3 “Mobility, cultural and linguistic heritage”

(co-scientific directors: André Magord, Adelina Miranda, Freiderikos Valetopoulos,)

 

This axis of the MSHS is rooted in a long tradition of research developed within the University of Poitiers on the issues of mobility, migration, interculturality, pluri-/multilingualism and heritage. It brings together three laboratories: Migrinter, MIMMOC and Forellis and promotes collaboration with other structures of the University of Poitiers

Migrinter is a Joint Research Unit specialising in the study of international migration created in 1985 which works for a comparative and multidisciplinary approach to migration (geography, anthropology, law, history, information and communication sciences, sociology, etc.). The laboratory is an associate partner of the Convergence Migrations Institute, created in 2018. The research carried out within Migrinter testifies to the way in which the boundaries between disciplines are tested and questioned on the horizon of a better understanding of the phenomena observed and it pays particular attention to ethical issues related to research and the production of knowledge shared between academic arenas, institutions and civil society.

The MIMMOC research unit (Memories, Identities, Marginalities in the Contemporary Western World) brings together specialists in the modern world, from the seventeenth century onwards, and the contemporary world, in the field of foreign languages and literatures from English-speaking countries (Canada, the United States, Ireland, the United Kingdom), Spanish-speaking countries (Latin and North America, Spain), Italy, Germany and Slavic countries. The MIMMOC studies the cultural, social and political phenomena associated with modernity and globalization, with a particular focus on the margins and minorities.

The Forellis A team, involved in the work of the axis, proposes some major orientations: inter-language contrastivity, variation, discourse construction, language didactics. This last orientation focuses on the grammar of learners on corpus, teaching practices and tools, thus developing a reflection on the didactics of FLE/FLM, the didactics of LSF, Francophonies, multilingualism and interculturality.

  • Theme 1. Migrations and interculturalities (co-editors: Adelina Miranda, André Magord)

Migrations, mobilities, migratory experiences, a reflective approach

Action research on the development of residents’ empowerment (DPAH); the issue of interculturality in vocational training; Participatory Science, Intersectionality and Epistemic Justice.

The cooperation that our laboratories have set up aims to reflect on reflexive postures to study migration and to deconstruct the categories, theories and concepts used to study this phenomenon through an interdisciplinary approach. This vision takes into account the social and cultural implications of migration issues in their cultural diversity through an intersectional approach. This constitutes an epistemological framework that makes it possible to analyze the active force of hierarchies of power and subalternity through the articulations of gender, race, class, age, generation, etc. This research axis deepens these questions in dialogue with other research laboratories at the University of Poitiers and is based on national and international collaborations

  • Theme 2.Heritage in danger (co-directors: André Magord/Vincent Michel).

Oral and linguistic heritage in danger and the process of valorization and revitalization. Decolonial approaches to heritage valorization.

Our work is based on epistemological renewal through a participatory science approach that is clarified during our various actions. The proposed actions to promote ICH (sound archives on rural oral culture) are based on an intersectional approach between researchers, association members and professionals. All actions (co-documentation of collections, sound and video enhancement tools, publication of collections, etc.) are carried out according to a co-production approach of knowledge that aims to address issues of epistemic justice. In addition, as this project is part of the field of Digital Humanities (dissemination and valorization via the Francoralité platform (https://app.francoralite.net), we also aim to bring a complementary dimension to the open science approach since, beyond the dissemination of knowledge to different audiences, the knowledge in question is co-documented, co-analyzed and cos-valued by the bearers of this culture, among others. This project is part of a strong international dynamic (North American Francophonie).

The continuation of the work on decolonial approaches to heritage valorization focuses mainly on the study of the link between research and culture, and on a research-creation approach.

Archaeological heritage in danger: Heritage (tangible/intangible)

  • Theme 3. Write, describe and teach languages that are less widely used and taught (responsible: Freiderikos Valetopoulos)

Our research concerns the expression of emotions by allophone learners. Several international teams have joined our research to reflect on the expression and perception of emotions in a foreign language: Portuguese (Coimbra), Finnish (Turku), Polish (Wroclaw), Greek (Volos). In the same way, we are also continuing the reflection on multilingualism in national education as well as the development of MoDiMEs languages.

The proposed research is built around two main axes:

  • Texts & Languages: the transition from oral to written and from written to oral, writing and transcription of a language

This axis focuses first of all on all the questions of transcription of oral productions from the point of view of the development of learners’ corpora or oral language corpora. Then, he is interested in the analysis of these corpora.

  • Uses & Learning: enhancement of the linguistic repertoire of allophone learners; expression of emotions.

In the context of this second axis, our research concerns the expression of emotions by allophone learners. Several international teams have joined our research to reflect on the expression and perception of emotions in a foreign language: Portuguese (Coimbra), Finnish (Turku), Polish (Wroclaw), Greek (Volos). In the same way, we are also continuing the reflection on multilingualism in national education as well as the development of MoDiMEs languages.

Transversal axis “Digital humanities”

Scientific Director: Fatiha Idmhand

2022 YEAR IN REVIEW

  1. Definition of the roadmap

The year 2022 was dedicated to defining the roadmap and the priorities for the year
2022 as part of the mandate of the new management team and the start-up of the
work on the axes. Insofar as the development of the Digital Humanities has the
objective is to make available open, accessible and reusable scientific data by
so-called “FAIR” principles, and that these objectives resonate with those of the
Open science, science with and for society, the “Digital Humanities” mission
will also include these actions in the framework of open science policies.
The University of Poitiers, like other French and European institutions, has set up a
a “roadmap for Open Science” established around six axes:
Axis 1: Supporting open access publication and dissemination
Axis 2: Contributing to the evolution of the economic models of scientific publishing
Axis 3: Promoting the good management and openness of research data
Axis 4: Opening up and promoting the source codes produced by research
Axis 5: Open Science and Evaluation
Axis 6: Support and training in open science
Most of these axes are already objectives of research networks and groups
scientists of the “digital humanities”. As part of the “Humanities
digital technologies”, it was therefore proposed to organise training and interventions as part of the
more particularly on axes 3, 4 and 6 of this roadmap.

  1. Proposed program for 2023

The principles of open data affirmed at European and national level have not been
accompanied by a list a) of the legal obstacles encountered by researchers
collecting, producing and disseminating data and (b) legal solutions that may be
to supervise these activities. During the year 2023, two study days will be devoted to
legal issues, and more particularly the rights of research data and the law
intellectual property. These newspapers will involve various partners, including the
consortia of Huma-Num.

Contact: Fatiha Idmhand

fatiha.idmhand@univ-poitiers.frfatihaidmhand@yahoo.es

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HAL-MSHS Poitiers Collection

HAL-MSHS Poitiers CollectionThe MSHS HAL Collection features all of the MSHS’s scientific publications

Digital Seminars for Education

September 24, 2024: Environmental challenges of Artificial Intelligence. Speaker: Vincent Courboulay, MCF HDR University of LaRochelle

October 29, 2024: AI and work: What does the law say? Speaker: Céline Teyssier, Researcher Centre for Documentation and European Research (CRDE)

November 7, 2024: Sense of presence and school perseverance in the context of mediated learning. Speaker: Anne Lehmans and Clément DussarpsIMS laboratory – University of Bordeaux.

December 2, 2024: The use of the digital twin for learningSpeaker: Emmanuelle Abisset-Chavanne, Professor at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers (ENSAM) in Bordeaux.

January 16, 2025: Beyond “screens”: Rethinking education in the digital ageSpeaker: Romain Vanoudheusden, R&D Director of Canopé Network

February 17, 2025: Developing Data Literacy in Education and Training: Results of the DEFI NumWGSpeakers: Camille Capelle and Anne Lehmans from the IMS Bordeaux Laboratory

Laboratoire commun DESTINS

The LabCom DESTINS

Final report of the LabCom DESTINS

LabCom DESTINS website

The MSHS of Poitiers and the cooperative agency for social innovation ScopEllyx have created, with the support of the French National Research Agency, the joint laboratory DESTINS (Dynamic of CompaniesSocietia, and Territoriestowards Operational Innovation).

The objective of DESTINS is to propose methodological grids, new interpretation tools and intervention frameworks for initiatives emanating from the territories, in order to support social innovations.

As the first joint laboratory dedicated to social innovation in France, the LabCom aims to bring a new perspective on the production of the general interest based on the analysis of innovation dynamics.

« … for ELLYX, it is a question of developing new solutions that will meet the challenges of political and socio-economic actors by promoting the knowledge produced by research in the humanities and social sciences… (Meri Réale, manager of ScopELLYX)

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« … for us, the research laboratories of the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société, the LabCom DESTINS is a real step forward in the realization of our research work… (Dominique Royoux, director of LabCom)

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What is a “LabCom”, a joint laboratory?

It is a funding instrument that supports partnership research, including technology transfer, and also supports competitiveness. This type of funding instrument supported by the ANR aims to support any initiative to promote public sector research and development to partner companies in this type of arrangement with potentially a return on economic investment for the partner companies of this type of collaboration.

« … So, a LabCom is a funding instrument supported by the ANR to support research and development of public research, with potentially a return on investment for the partner company… (Pierre de Souffron, coordinator of the ANR’s LabCom program)

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« … this LabCom is also an adventure, which requires you to get out of your comfort zone, the traditions that you had been able to put in place… To offer teachers, researchers, staff, students, another way of working together… (Frédéric Chauvaud, former director of the MSHS in Poitiers)

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About the LabCom DESTINS

DESTINS is the first LabCom dedicated to social innovation in France: it is a specific object that must be observed in a plural way. A public conference, an interview with an innovative media, a presentation in a CNRS bulletin: from these different points of view, the project will be better understood.

Eloi Laurent, economist, author of L’impasse collaborative. For a True Economy of Cooperation (ed. Les Liens qui Libérent), gave the conference “cooperation and trust in the twenty-first century” at the inauguration of the LabCom on January 24, 2020: link to its slideshow.

http://mshs.univ-poitiers.fr/wp-content/uploads/sites/122/2020/02/Conf-Poitiers-Destins.pdf

 

« … in all this represents about thirty people: Ellyx employees, researchers, lecturers, doctoral students and interns mobilized by the university… (presentation of the LabCom DESTINS by Sébastien Palluault, from scop ELLYX, co-director of the LabCom, on the news site VIVANT LE MEDIA).

https://vivant-le-media.fr/destins-laboratoire-commun-innovation-sociale/

« … Our objective is to establish a real methodological guide for deciphering emerging phenomena in French society, thanks to an interdisciplinary approach… (presentation of DESTINS, by Dominique Royoux, director of LabCom, in the “CNRS Innovation Letter”).

https://www.cnrs.fr/lettre-innovation/actus.php?numero=571

 

Senghor Chair of the Francophonie

On November 8, 2019, the University of Poitiers and the IEAQ (Institute of Acadian and Quebec Studies) officially joined the international network of Senghor Chairs of the Francophonie: following a presentation of the activities of this university research institute to the President, Mrs. Füsun Türkmen, and to the members of the International Network of Senghor Chairs at Galatasaray University, in Istanbul, a Senghor Chair in North American Francophonie has been awarded to Mrs. Ariane Le Moing, Director of the IEAQ.

The International Network of Senghor Chairs of La Francophonie aims to network French-speaking territories in order to train in institutional Francophonie, but also to work independently on the Francophonie. In 2018, the Network became an INGO advisory to the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF).

The Network has four main missions:

  1. To disseminate basic teaching on the history, geopolitics, institutions and cooperation of the Francophonie
  2. Produce research on the subject of “Francophonie”
  3. Lead a debate of ideas on the French-speaking world and its evolution
  4. Promoting cooperation between Francophone partners

The establishment of this large-scale space for reflection in the humanities and social sciences on the various aspects and issues of the Francophonie thus concretizes the expertise of the University of Poitiers in this field. This Senghor Chair in North American Francophonie will also allow the IEAQ to structure scientific actions from a pluri- and interdisciplinary perspective, and will facilitate the establishment of new research and training collaborations (including inter-chair collaborations). Finally, the Chair will contribute to a greater outreach of activities devoted to the study of the Francophonie of yesterday and today, in the North American space and/or through the prism of comparative approaches, and in the face of the issues of cultural diversity and multilingualism in a context of globalization.

Senghor Chair University of Poitiers

FEDER

1st period

4 ERDF projects from 20/01/2016 to 30/11/2018 with the financial participation of the European Union via the ERDF.

 

INSECT 1: Development resources and new socio-territorial dynamics

The Development Resources and New Socio-Territorial Dynamics project is part of the CPER program Social, Economic and Cultural Innovation in Changing Territories. By focusing on the effects of proximity, this project analyzes the changes concerning new forms of financing and activities, and the responses of public policies in terms of climate change. The analysis mainly focuses on land from the Poitou-Charentes territories, with the aim of extending it to the whole of Nouvelle-Aquitaine. The project strengthens research capacities through the creation of an observatory of public policies for the adaptation of territories to change, an observatory of short-food circuits, and contributes to the development of social innovation by dealing with new forms of economy.

 

The general objective sought by the project leader is to provide decision-makers and economic actors, as well as institutional actors, with elements of understanding of socio-territorial dynamics as well as decision-making tools regarding the strategies and policies to be implemented. To achieve this, we have broken down the operation into several specific objectives according to the actions we will present above:

 

Action 1: Funding and territories

This action has 3 objectives:

  • To study how banks or other sources of financing with a local or regional dimension can play a specific role in financing the economic activity of their territory.
  • Assess the effectiveness of this local display at a regional and local level, in particular for the Regional Banks of banks located in the Poitou-Charentes area, based on a quantitative and/or qualitative analysis through exchanges with members of the cooperative banks concerned.
  • Assess the territorial impacts of national and international financial balances, via access to financing for companies.

 

Action 2: Changing territories and public policies: climate change and food geo-economics

This action has 2 objectives:

  • Supporting the Region in its policies for mitigating and adapting territories to climate change by implementing:
    • an observatory of regional and local public policies for the mitigation and adaptation of territories to climate change, designed as a tool for the production and transfer of knowledge to think about and question adaptation policies with a view to assessing the impact of different environmental schemes, the place of renewable energies in mitigation strategies, the management of natural risks and water resources, as well as the diversification strategy agricultural and functional activities led by farmers. This observatory thus intends to respond to a strong social and political demand for the construction of a space for exchange, dialogue and cooperation between the world of research and regional and local socio-economic actors. And
    • an observatory of short food circuits which aims to amplify our research on this theme by specifying the socio-spatial typologies of producers, consumers and the links they forge, in order to create common benchmarks for the actors in this heterogeneous field despite a common name (economic motivations, societal motivations, traditional short circuits and new short circuits, etc.). The inter-regional observatory of short circuits will be the flagship product of this scientific approach. It will make the link between the question of new territorial organizations revealed by the establishment of new functional relations between producers and consumers, and the new territorialities that result from them.
  • To better understand the functional profile of small and medium-sized towns in Poitou-Charentes in the context of the new large Aquitaine-Limousin-Poitou-Charentes region.

Laboratories involved :

CRIEF Centre for Research on Economic and Financial Integration

CEREGE Centre for Research in Management

GRESCO

RURALITES

 

INSECT 2: Education, training, health and social inclusion

The objective of this project is to analyse how to better rely on human capital for development, by addressing the factors that hinder social inclusion: inequalities in access to academic success, professional integration, and health.

With the overall aim of better understanding the factors that hinder social inclusion and proposing ways to address the difficulties, the project sets threemore targeted objectives.

Objective 1: Improve learning

The aim is to remove the barriers related to academic difficulties, at all levels, including that of the transition from high school to university: by a better understanding of the learning processes on the one hand, and by relying on digital tools to develop tools for assessment and tools for learning.

Objective 2: Addressing the obstacles to integration

Integration is approached in connection with educational and training pathways, taking into account inequalities between individuals. How do these inequalities intervene in school evaluation, how do they influence integration, in what legal contexts does the integration process take place?

Objective 3: Facilitate access to health and autonomy

In order to contribute to a better social inclusion of people in difficulty, in connection with health, three areas will be addressed:

The renunciation of care for people in precarious situations

The question of the autonomy of people with mental or psychological disabilities

Therapeutic education for patients with serious pathologies

Laboratories involved :

CAPS Clinic of the Act and PsychoSexuality

CeRCA Centre for Research on Cognition and Learning

CRIEF Centre for Research on Economic and Financial Integration

FoReLL Forms and Representations in Linguistics and Literature

GRESCO Group for Research and Sociological Studies of the Centre West

IDP Institute of Public Law

IHD Institute of Legal History

TECHNE TECHnologies Numériques pour l’Education

INSECT 3 bis: Cultural and educational enhancement of digitized heritage data

The operation is part of a framework of scientific analysis of socio-cultural phenomena, in particular through the conservation, exploitation and enhancement of documentary, heritage and living collections. In connection with information technologies, the programme intends to design new methods of learning and training, to enhance tangible and intangible heritage, and to explore original avenues in the field of the history of artistic creation, citizen tourism and political history.

 

Indeed, in the face of the massification of digitized heritage data made available in digital environments, it is necessary to propose, through a transdisciplinary analysis in the humanities and social sciences, a new approach to this documentation that can be consulted by as many people as possible. It is also necessary to produce analytical reflections on the educational and cultural impacts of these new possibilities of access to data.

 

The operation has several objectives:

– to take stock of the conditions for the conservation and availability of archives and heritage collections of research in the humanities, or of scientific collections gathered in universities;

– to enhance and adapt documentary collections to the needs of education and culture for all (motivation and tourist demand in particular);

– rethinking the logic of heritage, transmission and teaching in the digital age;

– to nourish and enlighten the citizen debate on education, artistic creation, contemporary political issues echoing the socio-legal-cultural realities of the past.

 

Laboratories involved :

CRIHAM (Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in History, Art History and Musicology)

FORELL (Forms and Representations in Linguistics and Literature)

The operation “Cultural and educational enhancement of digitized heritage data” is based on 4 actions that we will present below:

 

INSECT 3: Innovation, cultural and creative industries

The “” operation focuses on securing and enhancing the value of intellectual property in the digital economy. The objectives of this operation are to:

  • identify the practices of producers of cultural content to secure and enhance their Intellectual Property;
  • build an observatory of the digital uses of different types of users (families, young people, working people, etc.) and
  • address the issue of access to culture for disadvantaged populations in order to contribute to the reduction of cultural and social inequalities between citizens.

Poitou-Charentes is home to a significant activity linked to the cultural and creative industries: the 21,833 establishments (cultural facilities and companies) present employ nearly 60,000 people. The sector is characterized by VSEs and SMEs that constitute a structurally fragile network of skills working in an economy that has been completely disrupted by the development of digital technology, from the design to the distribution of cultural works and products. In a region focused on image, digital technology and design, as well as on data processing (data, signals, image, video, sound), the research project aims to establish a one-stop shop – LA CLINIQUE DU NUMÉRIQUE – so that VSEs and SMEs in the region can access university research in order to contribute to making the emerging business models of the digital economy in the Region sustainable.

The transdisciplinary team brought together as part of this project aims to provide concrete solutions to the key issues raised by the companies and public actors that make up the cultural and creative industries located in the region:

  • From a strategic point of view: How can companies in the region promote digital models and innovative technologies from nationally and internationally recognized research laboratories that participate in standardization bodies? Based on these advances related to R&D, what competitive advantage can be built in the digital ecosystem? How can we respond to and remove the scientific and technical barriers of companies in the region associated with one or more methodological bricks of an innovative product?
  • From a legal point of view: How to negotiate digital rights on dematerialized works to develop the activity of companies?,
  • From the point of view of uses: How do users appropriate the flow of innovations in terms of media and distribution channels to consume cultural content?
  • From the point of view of public policies: How can libraries or museums integrate dematerialization into their loan or exhibition policies?

Laboratories involved :

CEREGE Centre for Research in Management

CECOJI Centre for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies and Cooperation

FORELL Forms and Representation in Linguistics and Literature

CRIEF Centre for Research on Economic and Financial Integration

 

 

2nd period

CPER INSECT 2007-2022

Balance sheet

with the collaboration of the Espace Mendès-France in Poitiers

The INSECT (Social, Economic and Cultural Innovation in Changing Territories) research programme in the humanities, economic and social sciences (SHES), funded by the State-Region Plan Contract (CPER), Poitou Charentes and Nouvelle-Aquitaine, for seven years, from 2015 to 2022, is led by the Maison des Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société (MSHS) of the University of Poitiers. It marks, by the sum of the results produced, the contemporary scientific landscape in the fields covering all the SHES and the disciplines related to Literature and Languages in their broadest sense.

The CPER INSECT covers a community of 129 researchers from 11 laboratories, who are divided into the four axes of the contract and associating 261 researchers outside the University of Poitiers.

Presentation diagram of the CPER INSECT

Scientific publications of the CPER INSECT (2015-2019)

Review of the scientific publications of the CPER INSECT (2015-2019)

2019 (continued 31/03/23)

Scientific publications of the CPER INSECT (2020-2022)

Review of the scientific publications of the CPER INSECT (2020-2022)

BD CPER-INSECT (2015-2022)

BD CPER INSECT (2015-2022)

Downloadable comic sheets

Axis 1: Development resources and new socio-territorial dynamics
Theme 1

Funding and territories

Theme 2

Territorial policy: adaptation to climate change

Small Towns on the Move

Theme 3

Positive migration

Axis 2: Development of human capital through education, training and social inclusion
Theme 1

Development of writing skills

Note-taking

Theme 2

The Early Roots of Educational Inequalities

Education, citizenship and social inclusion

Theme 3

Chronic diseases: a team effort

Axis 3: Innovation, creative and cultural industries
The FABRICC

The Metaverse

Axis 3 bis: Cultural and educational enhancement of digitized heritage data
A sound library at the service of cultural intelligence

The body put to the test, violence against women

Interpreting music today…

Archives and local political heritage

The Cabinets of Curiosities, from the Renaissance to Contemporary Art

 

Tranche 1 (2015-2019)

Newsletters

Tranche 1 newsletters (2015-2019)

CPER INSECT Newsletter 1, June 2016

CPER INSECT Newsletter 2, April 2017

CPER INSECT Newsletter 3, June 2018

CPER INSECT Newsletter 4, April 2019

PowerPoints of the CPER-INSECT axes (November 2018)

PowerPoint Axis 1, Theme 1

PowerPoint Axis 2

PowerPoint Axis 3A

PowerPoint Axis 3B

Phase 1 Events (2015-2019)

Event Title Typology Year
Culture & Creation Workshop 2015
We’ve come a long way – Operation Correa 2 Film 2016
Abortion, what a story! Exhibition 2016
The battles of the body Round table 2016
TAFTA or the Great Transatlantic Market Round table 2016
“Precariousness, renunciation of rights and health: Crossed views on a problem of social inclusion” Study day 2016
Univers-Cité Exhibition/Conferences 2016
Connected objects Colloquium 2016
1 in 3 women, violence against women, past and present Exhibition 2016
The score, from the written to the sound Study day 2016
Finance differently Study day 2016
The image in school textbooks Study day 2016
Common documentary heritage and analyses of cultures in motion International Colloquium 2016
Beyond the body Figures of the augmented body in comics Colloquium 2016
Short circuits Succeed in your project Conference 2017
Femicide International Symposium 2017
4th day of the regional observatory of local circuits of Nouvelle-Aquitaine Study day 2017
Journey, what makes an event in a life Seminar 2017
Cultural and creative industries facing the challenge of digital technology New perspectives Round tables 2017
François Mitterand and the territories. Sensitivity and powers Colloquium 2017
Figures of the augmented body in comics Sketched colloquium 2017
Crime and the media, the body exhibited and fragmented Conference 2017
1st REMIV Project Seminar Seminar 2017
Frailty, loss of autonomy and dependence Colloquium 2017
The territories of integration, a look at the conditions for the development of integration through economic activity Round table 2017
Public statuary, an object of history or art history Study day 2017
Femicide International Symposium 2017
The score from the written to the sound Study workshop day 2017
Perspectives on water governance in a time of climate change Meetings 2017
FABRICC Workshops-Debates #3 Workshops-Debates 2017
Economic actors between local and international Half-day study  

2017

Body and cancer, the price of healing Study day 2017
The body in situations of disability Study day 2017
Tol Mill 2018
Small towns in Metropolitan France For a geography of diversity Seminar 2018
FABRICC 5 Debate Workshops Workshops-Debates 2018
Ambulatory bodies, the movement of the sick, wounded and cadavers, triages, illness, issues Study day 2018
8th International Child and Teen Consumption conference Conference 2018
The army and citizenship in a colonial situation, missed appointments Conference 2018
International Risk Days 2018 Colloquium 2018
ART for all, the challenges of the revision of the bioethics law Round table 2018
The Chronic Disease Experience Study day 2018
FABRICC Debate Workshop 7 Workshops-Debates 2018
The public square, a political space Study day 2018
The family and disability Conference/Round Table 2018
“Career and biographical trajectories” Study days 2018
Creating Tomorrow’s Value in the Cultural and Creative Industries Seminar 2018
Thinking, composing, practicing music at the time of Descartes’ compendium musicae International Symposium 2018
Shared views on financial risk management for the benefit of the territories Study day 2018
Sources of Francophone oral heritage and paths of knowledge International Symposium 2018
A new citizenship, Italian unification and the creation of a national identity Conference 2019
FABRICC Workshops-Debates #8 Workshops-Debates 2019
FABRICC Debate Workshops #9 Workshops-Debates 2019
The Manufacture of Gender in Vocational Education International Symposium 2019
FABRICC Workshops-Debates #10 Workshops-Debates 2019
Domestic violence International Symposium 2019
Tolbecque Colloquium 2019

Book Covers, Tranche 1 (2015-2020)

For a sociological approach to chronic disease 2018
One in three women, violence against women from yesterday to today 2019

Video clips of CeRCA members as part of the CPER INSECT (2017-2018)

Title of the video
Interview with Cyril Perret (Introduction CPER Insect)
Interview with Dyanne Escorcia (CeRCA, CPER Insect)
Interview with Marion Haza
Interview with Eric Lambert (CeRCA, CPER Insect)
Interview with Virginie Laval (CeRCA, CPER Insect)
Interview with Cyril Perret (CeRCA, CPER Insect)
Interview with Nicolas Vibert (CeRCA, CPER Insect)
Interview with Eric Lambert (DysApp Project)

Tranche 2 Events (2020-2022)

Event Title Typology Year
GRESCO Seminars Seminars 2021-2022
Web-conference – Eurekatech Fabricc “Artificial Intelligence: current uses and prospects for society” Webinar 2021
Web-conference – Eurekatech Fabricc “Artistic collaboration on the web” Webinar 2021
Web-conference – Eurekatech Fabricc “Comics and Transmedia” Webinar 2021
The Religious Fact, Crossed Approaches, History-Musicology International Symposium 2021
Web-conference – Eurekatech Fabricc “Legal issues and personal data in XR games, illustration with the case of Pokémon Go” Webinar 2021
Cultural audiences in the digital age Interdisciplinary scientific symposium 2021
FIBD Young Talent Pavilions Conference 2022 – “The insolent growth of webtoons: towards a refinement of the Business Models of comics?” Conference 2022
Voice assistants and connected objects: what are the risks? Conference break 2022
The role of solidarity and hospitality networks in the (re)construction of an ordinary life in France Study day 2022
The role of solidarity and hospitality networks
in the (re)construction of an ordinary life in France
Study day 2022
Value creation in CCIs Professional Meetings 2022
The Manga Market in France Conference 2022

 

Book Covers, Tranche 2 (2020-2022)

Book Covers, Tranche 2 (2020-2022)

A World of Curiosities: The Natural History of Élie Richard 2020
Domestic violence 2020
Un_sur_mille 2020
Migration Positive 2020-2021
Gender inequality in vocational education and training 2022
Greenland 2022
The feet of photographers, nine photographers in Nouvelle-Aquitaine 2022
Mi Vida 2022
The Humanities and Social Sciences in All Their Forms, Collective Research in Action 2022
Time, Powers, Territory (forthcoming) 2023

Presence of the CPER-INSECT within the ERDF

This ERDF project entitled INSECT-FABRICC, from 1 January 2020 to 31 December, is based on 3 actions.

Videos made by the CPER-INSECT

Title of the video Speakers
Interactions between finance and international trade Interview with Anne-Gaël Vaubourg
Learning and cognitive processes Interview with Cyril Perret
What is the attractiveness of small and medium-sized towns? Interview with Dominique Royoux
Evolution of tourism in France Interview with Gilles Caire
Renunciation of care and student pathways Interview with Liliane Bonnal
Chronic diseases and sociabilities Interview with Ludovic Gaussot
Cabinets of curiosities and sociabilities Interview with Myriam Marrache-Gouraud
Creates social trajectories Interview with Gilles Moreau

 

FABRICC Video Clips

 

Title of the video Speakers
Student Engagement With Andrea Arosteguy
A permanent digital exhibition With David Garandeau
Design the app With Charles-Alexandre Delestage
The web-semantics With Pascal Monier
Student Engagement With Nolwenn Lautrédou
Information in virtual reality With Jean-Marie Dallet
Legal aspect of creative and cultural technologies With Jean-Christophe Pasco
Research from Perspectives – Part 1 With Valérie-Inès de la Ville
Research from Crossed Perspectives – Part 2 With Valérie-Inès de la Ville

 

Video clips of the Espace Mendès France

 

Title of the video Speakers
The mechanisms of inflation With Marc Pourroy

Contributions to the journal Nouvelle-Aquitaine

A “daisybly desirable” night 2020

 

 

TRANSCIS 2021-2027


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