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Le Caucase et l’Asie centrale, vingt ans après les indépendances : Questionner la notion de 'Sud(s)'Actes du colloque d'Almaty 25-27 aout 2011
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Voici l'annonce de la publication en ligne des actes du colloque
"Le Caucase et l’Asie centrale, vingt ans après les indépendances :
Questionner la notion de « Sud(s) »,
qui s'est déroulé à Almaty du 25 au 27 août 2011.
http://lodel.ehess.fr/cercec/docannexe.php?id=1705
Ce colloque venait clôturer l'ANR "Caucase et Asie centrale : un autre Sud"
Les langues sont l'anglais et le russe. Nous vous souhaitons une bonne lecture, vous pouvez nous écrire sur
colloque.sudsov@gmail.com
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The Caucasus and Central Asia, twenty years after independences: Questioning the notion of “South countries” Conference proceedings
Dear all
We are pleased to inform you that the proceedings of the conference “The Caucasus and Central Asia, twenty years after independences: Questioning the notion of “South countries” are online on the CERCEC web site : http://cercec.ehess.fr , direct access : http://lodel.ehess.fr/cercec/docannexe.php?id=1705
The conference “The Caucasus and Central Asia, twenty years after independences: Questioning the notion of “South countries” took place from August 25 to August 27, 2011 in Almaty, and gathered specialists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, France, Georgia, Germany, Japan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, the United States and Uzbekistan. They addressed such issues as migrations, the role of International organisations, identity and space, poverty, gender issues, etc. Discussions focused on the different dimensions of the notion of “South” (economic, social, political), and questioned its relevance in social science. Participants explored to what extent this notion can help to understand political, economic, demographic or social developments the new States that emerged after the collapse of the Soviet Union in the Caucasus and in Central Asia.
Publication in English and/or Russian
With the support of the French Agency for research support (ANR), program “Les Suds”
A.Regamey for the organization committee.
"Le Caucase et l’Asie centrale, vingt ans après les indépendances :
Questionner la notion de « Sud(s) »,
qui s'est déroulé à Almaty du 25 au 27 août 2011.
http://lodel.ehess.fr/cercec/docannexe.php?id=1705
Ce colloque venait clôturer l'ANR "Caucase et Asie centrale : un autre Sud"
Les langues sont l'anglais et le russe. Nous vous souhaitons une bonne lecture, vous pouvez nous écrire sur
colloque.sudsov@gmail.com
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The Caucasus and Central Asia, twenty years after independences: Questioning the notion of “South countries” Conference proceedings
Dear all
We are pleased to inform you that the proceedings of the conference “The Caucasus and Central Asia, twenty years after independences: Questioning the notion of “South countries” are online on the CERCEC web site : http://cercec.ehess.fr , direct access : http://lodel.ehess.fr/cercec/docannexe.php?id=1705
The conference “The Caucasus and Central Asia, twenty years after independences: Questioning the notion of “South countries” took place from August 25 to August 27, 2011 in Almaty, and gathered specialists from Armenia, Azerbaijan, France, Georgia, Germany, Japan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, the United States and Uzbekistan. They addressed such issues as migrations, the role of International organisations, identity and space, poverty, gender issues, etc. Discussions focused on the different dimensions of the notion of “South” (economic, social, political), and questioned its relevance in social science. Participants explored to what extent this notion can help to understand political, economic, demographic or social developments the new States that emerged after the collapse of the Soviet Union in the Caucasus and in Central Asia.
Publication in English and/or Russian
With the support of the French Agency for research support (ANR), program “Les Suds”
A.Regamey for the organization committee.
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