21 February 2023 | circulations, Global urbanities, News, Projetcs funded in 2023, Technology, market and vulnerabilities
On the basis of a stock of 1,100 photos, a new programme based on the COVIDSCAPES project launched by GRIP will be starting in March 2023, in partnership with the Institut Covid-19 Ad Memoriam. Droits réservés Two years ago, GRIP launched the COVIDSCAPES project, a...
14 February 2023 | Call for papers and contributions, News, Technology, market and vulnerabilities
17th March 2023, deadline to submit papers for the workshop 12th and 13th June 2023: Science, Technology and Nationalism in India © Reserved rights 17th March 2023, deadline to submit papers for the workshop 12th and 13th June 2023: Science, Technology and...
14 February 2023 | circulations, Global urbanities, News, Projects funded in 2023, Technology, market and vulnerabilities
GRIP publishes the new winners of the 2022 call for proposals © Tout droit réservé GRIP publishes the new winners of the 2022 call for proposals New geographies of pharmaceutical development: vaccine R&D for neglected diseases in the Global South The project aims...
9 October 2022 | Education, News, Technology, market and vulnerabilities
The program 2022-2023 for the GRIP seminar : Technological Globalization From Below is now available! Next session will take place on 26th October 2022 at 2PM © Droits réservés New technologies are entering daily lives and reshaping societies across the globe at an...
7 October 2022 | GRIP certified seminars, Technology, market and vulnerabilities
New technologies are entering daily lives and reshaping societies across the globe at an ever-increasing pace. While technological change has been largely analysed as stemming from Northern countries that industrialized first since the 18th and 19th century, this...
7 October 2022 | circulations, Education, Global urbanities, News, Technology, market and vulnerabilities
This transversal seminar of the Global Research Institute, Paris is intended as an unique place of exchange and reflection on what considering the Global does to the social sciences in terms of methodologies, fieldwork and epistemologies. © Picture: Isabelle Léglise...
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