For the past thirty years, debates on a global scale have shown us a sociology torn between North and South, between unity and fragmentation, between methodological nationalism and methodological fluidity, between Western hegemony and the temptations of indigenisation. However, the history and the chammenges of these discussions are little known in France.
Each year, this GRIP seminar welcomes various French and foreign researchers working on the question of hegemony in the social sciences, from sociology or other disciplines, always with the aim of encouraging reflection on the future of disciplines within the framework of global and non-hegemonic social sciences.
A new distance learning session is planned for tomorrow, Thursday 20 May 2021 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm with the intervention of Wiebke Keim (University of Strasbourg, SAGE-CNRS).
To connect:https://zoom.us/j/94916274573?pwd=ajVZZ0FRN1dGSDdnUHpaVUNqUzI4Zz09
ID meeting: 949 1627 4573 and Secret code : 473311
À lire aussi
10 March 2023, GRIP seminar session : Overseas and social science research: games of scale and sovereignty
This research seminar aims to contribute to the structuring of a research network on 'Overseas' in the social sciences. The new program for 2023 have just been published! © Droits réservés This research seminar aims to contribute to...
EUR – Sustainability, organisations and institutions
The Écoles Universitaires de Recherche (EUR) offer the possibility of reinforcing the impact and international attractiveness of research and training by bringing together master's and doctoral courses supported by one or more high-level research...
Global histories: an entry through the sensitive (18th-20th century)
This seminar is co-organised by Quentin Deluermoz et Didier Nativel and a result of the collaboration between the ICT (Identités, Cultures et Territoires), the CESSMA (Centre d’Etudes en Sciences Sociales sur le mondes africaines, américaines et...