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Cultures & Conflits @culturesetconflits.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

Que fait l'injonction à la "résilience" au jeu politique ? Le dernier numéro de Cultures et Conflits, "De l'in/stabilité du jeu politique" cherche à répondre à cette question.

Ce numéro de la revue Cultures & Conflits se propose d’interroger une certaine grammaire à l’œuvre : que produit, politiquement et socialement parlant, l’obsession de stabiliser et de promouvoir la « résilience » ? Quelles médiations s’épuisent quand des architectures techniques – que l’on parle de sécurité ou d’indicateurs – se substituent à la délibération démocratique ? Et comment des politiques de précaution deviennent des doctrines de gouvernement qui normalisent l’exception, externalisent les coûts et, in fine, resserrent les marges de contestation ? Souvent, pour éviter ces contestations, les politiques de précaution comme doctrines de gouvernement invoquent
des catastrophes à venir et jouent sur les politiques de prévention et des instruments de prédiction incapables de tenir leurs promesses, malgré la course en avant technologique. Il en résulte une
gouvernementalité du malaise ou de l’inquiétude qui favorise les tentations autocratiques. En cartographiant ces déplacements dans plusieurs univers – la sécurité, la diplomatie, l’expertise, la
ville et les savoirs – les contributions à ce numéro examinent ce que la promesse de continuité fait au politique, et comment l’invocation de la résilience sert souvent d’écran à l’invention collective
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Cultures & Conflits @culturesetconflits.bsky.social · 10/02/2026

[Numéro 139-140] Nouvel article, par Laurent Bonelli: "Policer l’ordre politique. Genèse et institutionnalisation d’un renseignement policier en France au XIXe siècle" A lire sur CAIRN : shs.cairn.info/revue-cultur...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 25/06/2025

« La vie gagne toujours, pour qui sait chavirer avec elle. » À propos de Prisonnière à Téhéran de Fariba Adelkhah Par Miriam Périer

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 25/06/2025

L’intelligence artificielle dans la guerre israélienne à Gaza Histoire de la production d’une violence libérale de masse. Autour d’une enquête de Yuval Abraham Par Mathias Delori et Christophe Wasinski

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 25/06/2025

La liberté académique comme enjeu global Récit d’une prise de conscience à l’intersection de plusieurs mondes Par Jérôme Heurtaux

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 25/06/2025

Réflexions biographiques sur la liberté académique - deuxième partie, par le PARISS Collective

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 25/06/2025

Sommaire : Réflexions biographiques sur la liberté académique - Première partie, par le PARISS Collective

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 25/06/2025

[En français] Notre journal-soeur, Cultures et Conflits, vient de publier son nouveau numéro, consacré aux libertés académiques. Vous pouvez le consulter sur CAIRN ! shs.cairn.info/revue-cultur...

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Cultures & Conflits 2025/3 (n° 137)

Libertés académiques

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

📢📃 - Call for Papers : AI in Academia PARISS invites contributions for a new running theme: ‘AI in Academia’. How is AI transforming teaching, research, and institutional life? Please send your contributions to: parisseditorial@gmail.com

Call for Papers: AI in Academia
Political Anthropological Research on International Social Sciences (PARISS) invites contributions for a new running theme: ‘AI in Academia’. As artificial intelligence tools, especially generative AI, proliferate across higher education institutions, they are profoundly reshaping the academic landscape. While much of the debate has focused on student use of AI in assignments, this theme invites a broader reflection: How is AI transforming teaching, research, and institutional life?
We particularly welcome experience-based and critical contributions from scholars across different disciplines. They can be short biographical reflections (3.000 words) or longer research paper (up to 10.000 words). Topics might include:
o The impact of generative AI on student learning, assessment, and academic integrity
o The role of AI in research and peer review process
o Institutional responses to AI adoption (rules and regulation attempted)
o Changes in pedagogical practices
o Experiences of surveillance or control using AI in different academic settings
o Political economy of academic AI: issues such as data collection, data ownership, etc.
This new theme builds on our previous running theme on Academic freedom as the questions of autonomy and control are also central to the rise of AI in academia. Where academic freedom previously centered on the right to speak and publish freely, today it also touches on the right to resist techno-solutionism, to teach and learn without algorithmic oversight, and to define new academic values of integrity for faculty and students in the context of the rise of AI.
Please send your contributions to: parisseditorial@gmail.com

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 27/02/2025

Le dernier numéro de la revue Cultures et Conflits, consacré aux crises politiques vues au prisme des trajectoires militantes dans le monde arabe et ses diasporas, vient de paraître. Il est disponible à l'achat ici, et bientôt sur CAIRN et JSTOR. www.editions-harmattan.fr/catalogue/li...

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Que font les crises politiques aux individus ? Comment les affectent-elles ? Le présent dossier dialogue avec les travaux sur le protagonisme et ceux sur les bifurcations et les reconversions militant...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 20/02/2025

For those who would like to put their hands on one of these, it is possible to become a subscriber and receive a print version. More info here: brill.com/flyer/journa...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 20/02/2025

Have you heard? Our latest issue is out in print!

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 07/02/2025

PARISS will be at the EISA pan-european conference in Bologna this summer, with 5 panels. Do not hesitate to send your proposals! It is a great opportunity if you are thinking about submitting an article to our journal, which is now indexed in Scopus. See you in Italy!

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Audrey Alejandro @audreyalejandro.bsky.social · 03/02/2025

This article is part of the forum: "Decentring Agency in World Politics: Writing for Reflexivity as a Collective Experiment" @journalpariss.bsky.social 3/ bsky.app/profile/audr...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

From our issue 5.2: Deconstructing National Security Strategy as Professional Struggle, by @damienrogers.bsky.social brill.com/view/journal...

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redacdb-pariss.bsky.social @redacdb-pariss.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

As editor of PARISS I invite you to contribute to our collective articles on academic life and academic subjectivation regarding our sense to have less freedom. No big declarations, biographical trajectories. Read, react, propose article to the Pariss Journal or in french to Cultures et Conflits

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

From our latest issue: Interested in FOI research? in Border or Migration studies? Check out this new article by Travis van Isacker and William Walters. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 23/01/2025

From our latest issue: To what extent can international law compel various voices – such state actors, judges or activists – to speak in a certain way? Read (in open-access) this forum led @alvinahoffmann.bsky.social - brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Finally, Guillaume Carnino, Liliane Hilaire-Pérez, and Jérôme Lamy provide a useful summary of their recent and important book on "Global History of Technics, 19th–21st Century" (Brepols Pub, 2024) brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Following @audreyalejandro.bsky.social's piece, @pauldavidbeaumont.bsky.social provides reflections on writing practices and their effects on readers. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

In an important paper following pieces published in 5.1, @audreyalejandro.bsky.social explores writing practices and their role in reflexivity, focusing notably on the denial of non-western agency. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

What does humanitarian work do to warriors? Studying the case of Brazil, Izadora Xavier do Monte provides insights in what humanitarian practices do to military institutions. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Borders are back in style. Martina Tazzioli (@smartitaz.bsky.social) shows us, through a study of "migrants routes", that effective critiques of the border regime requires analysing jointly labour mobility, asylum regime and border policing. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Do National Security documents makes states safer? Probably not. However, they certainly provide security professionals with important social capitals, and favors the doxa of insecurity, argues @damienrogers.bsky.social. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Interested in FOI research? Check out this new article by Travis van Isacker and William Walters which uses an interactionist lens to provide new insights on the practice. brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

To what extent can international law compel various voices – such state actors, judges or activists – to speak in a certain way? Find out more in this collective forum led by @alvinahoffmann.bsky.social - brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

Continuing our forum on academic freedom, a collective article provides new biographical reflections in relation to Israel's war on Palestine and Lebanon brill.com/view/journal...

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

🚨New issue🚨 PARISS 5.2 is here, just in time for our arrival on Bluesky! You can find the table of content here: brill.com/view/journal...

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Audrey Alejandro @audreyalejandro.bsky.social · 21/01/2025

🔥 New forum: "Decentring Agency in World Politics: Writing for Reflexivity as a Collective Experiment" @journalpariss.bsky.social We explore writing practices that foster reflexivity within readers. We focus on one reflexive process: decentring & one problem: the denial of non-Western agency 🤓

How can we help each other, through our writing, in challenging the potentially harmful perceptions we have unconsciously acquired? How can we assist readers in becoming more reflexive about the things we write about? Here, we build bridges between the methodology of reflexivity and the methodology of writing, focusing on writing practices that aim at fostering reflexivity within our readers.

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Martina Tazzioli @smartitaz.bsky.social · 21/01/2025

"Bridled Labour and the Making of Migrants’ Route. Refugees’ Workers at the French-Italian Border" just came out in @journalpariss.bsky.social brill.com/view/journal... in the article I use Yann Moulier-Boutang's concept of "bridled labour" to politicise migrants' escapes

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PARISS Journal @journalpariss.bsky.social · 13/01/2025

New article in open-access: "Biographical Reflections on Academic Freedom—Part Two", a collective article discussing the suppression of academic freedom in the wake of Israel war on Palestine and Lebanon. brill.com/view/journal...

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