Funded projects

The conference is the culmination of a two-year GRIP research seminar entitled: "Global Histories: an entry through the sensitive". The conference will invite a double crossing. Firstly, the place of 'Europe' in global history, understood as the study of long-distance...

The ambition of the project is to analyse the articulation between institutional, organisational and territorial dynamics in globalisation through the critical study of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the countries of the South. CSR puts two logics in...

The PhD summer school in global history was launched in 2020 on the initiative of Christof Dejung (University of Bern), with the aim of bringing together specialists in history and global studies from the Circle U and The Guild networks: Aarhus, Bern, King's College...

The project is in line with the work on therapeutic mobility and circulation, which questions the production of socio-spatial inequalities in health, from a sociological and anthropological perspective. The subject of medical evacuations in the overseas territories is...

The project focuses on the social, technological and political/legal structures of the global market for biomedicines, the pharmaceutical products of the biotechnology industry. Access to these emerging medical technologies, largely developed in the North, is a major...

The project aims to study the new ways of organizing and producing technologies that characterize the new geographies of bio-technological innovation by analyzing vaccine and other immunebased products development for the so-called ‘neglected diseases’ in the Global...

The transition towards open access of many of the journals included in the globally dominant indexes such as Clarivate Web of Science and Scopus presents a relatively new and complex dilemma for researchers based in semi-peripheral (Global South)...

Ce projet est étroitement articulé au programme “Governing Diverse cities in Europe and Asia”, lauréat de l’appel à projet de recherche conjointe 2020 UParis-NUS (National University of Singapore).

This project questions the circulation of products, objects and substances to, from and within Lebanon. It integrates 6 surveys dealing respectively with objects of refuge, anxiolytic drugs, ethnic products, Armenian jewellery, Druze mate and, finally,...

Ce projet vise à connecter des archives concernant des expertises en développement issues de plusieurs pays africains et organisations internationales, et à connecter chercheurs et chercheuses du Nord et du Sud autour d’une plate-forme numérique en ligne qui permettra d’exploiter conjointement ce matériau.

Voici un des études de cas menés pendant 2021 dans le cadre de ce projet: « Cultiver et standardiser les plantes alimentaires indigènes pour les marchés de la healthy food : intensification de la culture de l’amaranthe au Mexique »

La pollution de l’air atmosphérique pose un grave problème de santé publique dans de nombreuses régions du monde, mais il est en train de devenir particulièrement pressant pour les métropoles africaines.

L’épidémie de COVID-19 a été l’occasion de mettre sur le devant des scènes médiatique et politique les cabinets de conseil privés et leur participation à la gestion publique de la crise sanitaire de nombreux pays.

Ce projet a été initialement pensé à partir du séminaire de recherche intitulé « Recherches contemporaines en anthropologie : des circulations en question(s) » (séminaire « labellisé » GRIP).

This anthology brings together texts that have become classics in the social sciences, because they were written by researchers and professors "outside the West" who questioned the multiple facets of the domination of North American and European social...

«Récits confinés» is a participatory scientific research project that aims to document, collect and understand "first-hand" the experiences of individuals during the Covid-19 pandemic in France and Italy.The aim is to understand the evolution of individual...