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6 - 12 AUGUST 2017LIEGE, BELGIUM

Co-organized by UNESCO,the International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences (CIPSH)

and the Liège Foundation for the World Humanities Conference

Under the High Patronage of His Majesty the King of the Belgians

#WorldHumanities

ProgrammeSessions and Symposia

Monday 7 August Tuesday 8 August

9h00

10h00 Coffee Break

Coffee Break

11h00

12h00

13h00

14h00

15h00

16h00

17h00

18h00

19h00

20h00

21h00

Registration

Place du XX

août

University's

old buildings

12h-16h

P.IX Reports from the

preparatory conferences

9h-10h30

Sunday 6 August

CIPSH

General

Assembly

Salle des

Professeurs

9h-13h

Lunch & side events

A.2 Keynote address

Paul Shrivastava, "Unifying

Sciences with Arts, Humanities

and Traditional Knowledge for

sustainability in the

Anthropocene"

A.4 Keynote address

Tanella Boni, "Un monde

habitable et la moitié de

l'humanité"

9h-10h

A.3 Keynote address

Robert Kahn, "Capturing the Past

in the Present: and Making it

Accessible"

10h45-11h45

P.V Plenary session - History,

Memory and Politics

Moderator: Laurent Tissot

Speakers: John Ayotunde Isola

Bewaji, Mariët Westermann,

Chris Carey, Catherine Jami

10h15-11h45

A.9 Evening event

"The Arts and Society

evening"

Opera Complex

Welcome reception

C.4 Parallel sessions and symposia

III.2(2); IV.1(2); IV.2; V.3; VI.9(1);

VI.11; III.4; S.I.2

18h30-20h

Keynote address A.1

Jean Winand, "What If We

Abolish the Humanities?"

18h15-19h15

Coffee Break (+poster

presentations)

P.I Plenary session - Humans and

the Environment

Moderator: Jean-Luc De Paepe

Speakers: Adrian Parr, Steven

Hartman, François Djindjian

Discussant: Timothy Lloyd

16h30-18h

Opening ceremony and

session

Noppius auditorium -

Opera Complex

Place de la République

française

16h30-18h15


II.2; II.10; VI.2; VI.4; VI.7(1);

VI.16(2); S.I.1; S.VI.14

18h30-20h


I.3(1); VI.1; VI.3; VI.5; VI.16(1);

VI.32; S.IV.9(1); S.VI.19(1)

14h30-16h


I.3(2); II.3; III.2(1); IV.1(1); VI.6;

VI.7(2); VI.8; S.VI.21

14h30-16h

Lunch & side events

P.IV Plenary Sessions - Cultural

Heritage

Moderator: Robert Halleux

Speakers: Lin Xiang Xiong, Silvana

Colella, Frieda Steurs, Issa N'Diaye

12h-13h30

Coffee Break

P.III Plenary session - Borders and

Migrations

Moderator: Madeline Caviness

Speakers: Akif Kireçci, Vladimir

Kolossov, Lucia Mokrá, Tim

Jensen

16h30-18h

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Wednesday 9 August Thursday 10 August Friday 11 August Saturday 12 August

Coffee Break Coffee Break

UNESCO-CIPSH

Wrap-Up Meeting

(Closed)

Salle des Professeurs

A.5 Keynote address

Souleymane Bachir Diagne,

"Philosophy in the Face of

Tribalism"

10h15-11h15

A.6 Keynote address

Kumie Inose, "The Role of

Humanities in a World Full of

Violence"

10h15-11h15

Coffee Break

P.VIII CIPSH plenary session

11h-13h


I.4; II.4; IV.3; V.6; VI.12; VI.28;

VI.29; VI.32

9h-10h30

Closing Reception

&

Cultural Performances

20h-23h

C.10 Parallel sessions and

symposia

I.5(1); II.5; V.7; III.5(1); VI.15;

VI.19; VI.26; VI.31;VI.36(1)

14h30-16h

Lunch & side events

P.VII Ministerial panel

Moderator: Philippe Busquin

Panels: Nada Al-Nashif, Assétou

Founé Samake Migan, Ghattas

Khoury

14h30-16h

A.10 Evening event

Logothetis Ensemble

Prestige

21h-22h30


symposia: individual paper

proposals

S.I.3; S.II.4(2); S.IV.9 (2); S.IV.10;

S.V.12; S.VI.18

9h-10h


symposia: individual paper

proposals

S.II.4 (1); S.II.6; S.III.8 ; S.VI.15;

S.VI.16; S.VI.17; S.VI.20

9h-10h

P.VI Plenary Session - New

Contexts for the Humanities

Moderator: Hsiung Ping-Chen

Speakers: Rosi Braidotti, Kirsten

Drotner, Øivind Andersen,

Renaldas Gudauskas

11h30-13h

P.II Plenary session - Cultural

Diversity

Moderator: Adama Samassekou

Speakers: Margaret Higonnet,

Sandra Almeida, Suwanna Satha-

Anand, Bahjat Rizk

11h30-13h


II.6; II. 9(1); III.3; V.4; VI.13;

VI.18; VI.30; VI.33;

14h30-16h


symposia

I.5(3); II.11; III.5(3); V.9; VI.10;

VI.17; VI.21(2); VI.24; S.VI.22

18h30-20h

Coffee Break


I.1(2); V.8; VI.14; VI.20; VI.25;

VI.34; S.V.11; S.VI.19(2)

18h30-20h

Lunch & side events

A.7 Special event

"Library Without Borders"

13h45-14h20

Hervé Hasquin, "Quel

Humanisme et quelle laïcité pour

l’État au XXIe siècle ?"

16h30-17h30

Closing session followed by press

conference

17h30-18h15

Lunch & side events


symposia

I.2; I.5(2); II.8; III.5(2); IV.5;

VI.21(1); VI.23; VI.36(2); VI,39

16h30-18h

Coffee Break (+poster

presentations)


I.1(1); II.7; II. 9(2); IV.4; IV.6; V.5;

VI.22; VI.27

16h30-18h

Coffee Break

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WORLD HUMANITIES CONFERENCE “Keynote Speakers“

Room: Noppius

Event Code Name Affiliation Title

A.1 Keynote Address - 18h15-19h15 on Sunday 6 August

A.1 Jean Winand

Dean Jean WINAND, Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of

the University of Liège, Co-president of the International Programme

Committee.

"What If We Abolish the Humanities?"

A.2 Keynote Address - 12h-13h on Tuesday 8 August

A.2 Paul Shrivastava

Chief Sustainability Officer at Penn State University, Director of the

Sustainability Institute and Professor of Management. Prior to this he

was the Executive Director of Future Earth, and Professor of

Management at Concordia University, Montreal. He also leads the

International Chair for Arts and Sustainable Enterprise at ICN Business

School, Nancy, France.

"Unifying Sciences with Arts, Humanities and

Traditional Knowledge for sustainability in the

Anthropocene"

A.3 Keynote Address - 10h45-11h45 on Monday 7 August

A.3 Robert Kahn

President and CEO of Corporation for National Research Initiatives

(CNRI), a non-profit organization focused on research and

development for the national information infrastructure. Prior to

that, he was director of DARPA’s Information Processing Techniques

Office. While at DARPA, he initiated the U.S. government’s Internet

program and is co-creator with Vinton Cerf of the TCP/IP protocols,

the fundamental technology underpinning the Internet. The

numerous awards he has received include the Presidential Medal of

Freedom. He is an inductee into the Inventors Hall of Fame and the

Internet Hall of Fame.

"Capturing the Past in the Present: and Making

it Accessible"

A.4 Keynote Address - 9h-10h on Tuesday 8 August

A.4 Tanella Boni

Philosophe, écrivaine, professeure des universités (Université Félix

Houphouët-Boigny à Abidjan), anciennement directrice de

programme au Collège International de Philosophie de Paris (1992-

1998) et Vice-présidente du CIPSH (2002-2006), Tanella Boni est

l’actuelle vice-Présidente de la Fédération internationale des sociétés

de philosophie (FISP).

"Un monde habitable et la moitié de

l'humanité"

A.5 Keynote Address - 10h15-11h15 on Thursday 10 August

A.5 Souleymane Bachir Diagne

Après avoir enseigné une vingtaine d’années à l’Université Cheikh

Anta Diop de Dakar, puis à l’Université Northwestern de Chicago,

Souleymane Bachir Diagne est professeur dans les départements de

philosophie et d’études francophones de l’Université Columbia à

New-York depuis 2008. Il est spécialiste d’histoire de la philosophie et

de la logique mathématique.

"La philosophie face aux tribalismes et à

l’environnement"

A.6 Keynote Address - 10h15-11h15 on Friday 11 August

A.6 Kumie Inose

Kumie Inose is a professor of English Department at Konan University

and a Vice-President of the Science Council of Japan. With a

doctorate degree in History from Kyoto University, she specializes in

modem British history and seeks to develop new analyses of the

British Empire through an interdisciplinary approach that integrates

cultural, social and intellectual history, postcolonial and gender

studies.

"The Role of Humanities in a World Full of

Violence"

A.10 Keynote Address - 16h30 - 17h30 on Friday 11 August

A.10 Hervé Hasquin

Docteur en philosophie et lettres, il fut recteur de l’Université Libre

de Bruxelles. Ecrivain, historien et ancien ministre, il est Grand-

officier de l’ordre de Léopold et Secrétaire perpétuel de l’Académie

royale de Belgique depuis 2008.

"Quel Humanisme et quelle laïcité pour l’État

au XXIe siècle ?"

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WORLD HUMANITIES CONFERENCE “Plenary Sessions”

Room: Noppius

Event Code Name Role Affiliation

P.I Plenary session - Humans and the Environment. 16h30-18h on Tuesday 8 August

P.I Jean-Luc De Paepe ModeratorDeputy Secretary General of Union Académique Internationale and Secretariat of the

Royal Commission of History (Belgium)

P.I Adrian Parr Speaker

Professor of Environmental Politics, Political Philosophy, and Cultural Criticism, Chair of

Taft Faculty, Director Taft Research Center, UNESCO Co-Chair of Water, Department of

Political Science & School of Architecture & Interior Design, University of Cincinnati

P.I Steven Hartman SpeakerProfessor and Convenor of the Humanities for the Environment (HfE) Circumpolar

Observatory

P.I François Djindjian Speaker Vice-President of CIPSH and Treasurer of UISPP

P.I Timothy Lloyd Discussant CIPSH - IFFS, President

P.II Plenary session - Cultural Diversity. 11h30-13h on Thursday 10 August

P.II Adama Samassekou Moderator Former Président of the CIPSH and President of the WHC

P.II Margaret Higonnet Speaker FILLM - International Federation of Modern Languages and Literature, Professor

P.II Sandra Almeida SpeakerFederal University of Minas Gerais, Vice-Rector and organiser of the Latin American

Conference

P.II Suwanna Satha-Anand Speaker Professor of Philosophy, Philosophy Department, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok

P.II Bahjat Rizk Speaker Permanent Delegation of Lebanon to UNESCO, Cultural Attaché

P.III Plenary session - Borders and Migrations. 16h30-18h on Monday 7 August

P.III Madeline H. Caviness Moderator Mary Richardson Professor Emeritus of Tufts University

P.III Akif Kireçci SpeakerAssociate Professor of History at the Faculty of Economics, Administrative, and Social

Sciences at Bilkent University; Vice-President, UNESCO National Commission for Turkey

P.III Vladimir Kolossov Speaker CIPSH - International Geographical Union (IGU), Past President

P.III Lucia Mokrá SpeakerVice-president of the Slovak MOST Committee, Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences

Comenius University in Bratislava

P.III Tim Jensen Speaker President of International Association for the History of Religions (IAHR)

P.IV Plenary Sessions - Cultural Heritage. 12h-13h30 on Monday 7 August

P.IV Robert Halleux Moderator Member of the Institut de France and of the Royal Academy of Belgium

P.IV Lin Xiang Xiong Speaker Founder and President of Global Chinese Arts & Culture Society

P.IV Silvana Colella SpeakerCIPSH - Chair and Secretariat of European Consortium for Humanities Institutes and

Centres (ECHIC)

P.IV Frieda Steurs Speaker CIPL - Permannet Committee of Linguists

P.IV Issa N'Diaye Speaker Président du Forum Civique, Espace de Réflexion et d’Action pour la Démocratie

P.V Plenary session - History, Memory and Politics. 10h15-11h45 on Tuesday 8 August

P.V Laurent Tissot Moderator Comité international des sciences historiques (CISH)

P.V John Ayotunde Isola Bewaji SpeakerAcademic Coordinator of UNESCO’s Caribbean Humanities Conference

Professor of Philosophy, University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Kingston, Jamaica

P.V Mariët Westermann SpeakerExecutive Vice President of for Programs and Research, the Andrew W. Mellon

Foundation

P.V Chris Carey SpeakerCIPSH - Adjunct Member of International Federation of Associations of Classical Studies

(FIEC)

P.V Catherine Jami Speaker CIPSH - Division of History of Science and Technology (DHST)

P.VI Plenary Session - New Contexts for the Humanities. 11h30-13h on Friday 11 August

P.VI Hsiung Ping-Chen ModeratorProfessor of History, and Director of the Research Institute for the Humanities at the

Chinese University of Hong Kong

P.VI Øivind Andersen Speaker CIPSH - President of Union Académique Internationale (UAI)

P.VI Renaldas Gudauskas Speaker CIPSH - Chair of Apheleia

P.VI Kirsten Drotner Speaker Professor, Institut for Kulturvidenskaber

P.VI Rosi Braidotti Speaker CIPSH - Board Member of Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes (CHCI)

P.VII Ministerial Panel. 14h30-16h Friday 11 August

P.VI Phillippe Busquin ModeratorMinistre d'Etat, Président de la Commission belge pour l'UNESCO et membre de

l'Académie royale de Belgique

P.VI Nada Al-Nashif Panel UNESCO, Assistant Director-General for Social and Human

P.VI Assétou Founé Samake Migan PanelMinistre de l'Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche Scientifique du Mali, Cité

Administrative de Bamako, Bamako - MALI

P.VI Ghattas Khoury Panel Minister of Culture, Lebanon

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WORLD HUMANITIES CONFERENCE “Plenary Sessions”

Room: Noppius

Event Code Name Role / Affiliation

P.VIII CIPSH plenary session. 11h-13h Wednesday 9 August

P.VIII Satoko Fujiwara, Luiz Oosterbeek Moderators

P.VIII Adama Samassekou, Chao Gejin Introduction

<Participants in the Debate>

P.VIII Benedikt Loewe DLMPST

P.VIII Catherine Jami DHST

P.VIII Chandana Mathur IUAES/WAU

P.VIII Dermot Moran FISP

P.VIII Frieda Steurs CIPL

P.VIII Gilvan Oliveira MAAYA

P.VIII Hsiung Ping-Chen ANHN

P.VIII Isenbike Togan Current board

P.VIII Jale Erzen IAA

P.VIII James Pawelski IPPA

P.VIII Janusz Kozlowski UISPP

P.VIII Laurent Tissot CISH

P.VIII Margaret R Higonnet FILLM

P.VIII Martin Bohle IAPG

P.VIII Oivind Andersen UAI

P.VIII Renaldas Gudauskas APHELEIA

P.VIII Rosi Braidotti CHCI

P.VIII Silvana Collela ECHIC

P.VIII Tim Jensen IAHR

P.VIII Vladimir Kolossov IGU

P.VIII Zhou Yunfan CASS

Room: Noppius

Event Code Name Reports

P.IX Reports from the preparatory conferences. 9h-10h30 Monday 7 August

P.IX John Crowley (Moderator) Welcome introduction, with synthesis of other events (Taihu Forum, etc.)

P.IX Xiaochun Sun International Conference of Beijing, on the Science and Civilisations of the Silk Roads

P.IX Sandra Almeida / L. Villalta Latin American Conference of Belo Horizonte, on Humanities and Territorialities

P.IX Adama Samassékou African Conference of Bamako, on African Humanities

P.IX L. Oosterbeek Mação Seminars on Cultural Integrated Landscape Management

P.IX Benno Werlen IYGU

P.IX Gisselle Andrea Burbano Fuertes Caribbean workshop of Kingston

P.IX Seteney Shami (Director of ACSS) Preparatory conference in Lebanon

P.IX Eduardo Rueda Preparatory Conference in Colombia

P.IX

Chao Gejin (President of CIPSH)

and Wu Cheng (Vice President of

Tencent)

Presentation and signature of agreement of cooperation between CIPSH and Tencent

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WORLD HUMANITIES CONFERENCE "Sessions and Symposia"

Event Code Room Convening Organization/ Affiliation Coordinator/ Author Name(s) Title

C.1 Parallel sessions and symposia. 14h30-16h on Monday 7 August

I.3(1) Académique

(prestige)

Union Internationale des Sciences Préhistoriques et

Protohistoriques (UISPP)

François Djindjian, J. Kozlowski Adaptation, Sustainability and Climate Change :

contribution to the History of Humanity

VI.1 Gothot Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) Pablo Gentili, Heide Hackmann CLACSO 50 years symposium "The humanities facing an

unequal world"

Chinese University of Hong-Kong, Professor Saulius Geniusas

International Council for Science-ICSU, Executive Director Heide Hackmann

African Academy of Languages, President Adama Samassékou

Arab Institute for Democracy in Tunis, Head Board of

Trustees

Abdul Hussein Shaaban

UNESCO, Assistant Director-General for Social and Human Nada Al-Nashif

VI.3 Thiry Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN) Hsiung Ping-Chen The Meaning of the Classics for Global Humanities Today

Hong Kong Polytechnic University, University of Otago, Freie

Universitat Berlin

Ole Döring The Living Meaning of the Classic, in and beyond the

Classics. Engaging Confucian and German Cultural

Expression in Ethics.

New York University, Ramakrishna Vivekananda University Harold P. Sjursen The Place of Western Classics in Global Humanities

Chinese University of Hong-Kong, Professor Saulius Geniusas

1- Freie Universitat Berlin, 2- Xiamen University 3- Zhejiang

University

1 - Joachim Küpper 2- Zhu Jing, 3- Jie

Wang

Comments on Symposium Papers

VI.5 Professeurs Institut Michel Serres, École normale supérieure de Lyon -

INRIA

Patrick Degeorges Developing Transformative Knowledge to Navigate the

Anthropocene

École normale supérieure de Lyon Stéphane Grumbach, Olivier Hamant Data ecosystems and ecosystems of data: building

synergy between science and society

EEA Copenhague, Environmental accounting ; IDE Lyon Jean-Louis Weber, Philippe Billet Natural capital accounting in the Anthropocene –

building the alliance of data and legal instruments

École normale supérieure de Lyon Ioan Negrutiu The food and agricultural exception – the forgotten

grand challenge

Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) / Max Planck Institute for

the History of Science (MPIWG), Berlin

Bernd Scherer, Christoph Rosol Anthropocene Curriculum

French Ministery of the environment / National Museum of

Natural History, Paris

Patrick Degeorges Building an operational global network of centers for

training and research in transformative knowledge for

the Anthropocene: Roundtable

VI.16(1) Pousseur DHST (Division of History of Science and Technology) /

DLMPST (Division of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of

Science and Technology)

Ethical, Legal and Political issues of Computing

CNRS, UMR STL Liesbeth De Mol How to talk with a computer? A continued conversation

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Selmer Bringsjord The Patent Peril of Facing Future Machines Without the

Humanities

Independent scholar Edgar G. Daylight Self-Driving Cars are the Zeppelins of the 21st Century:

Towards Writing the Next Chapter in the History of Failed

Technologies

VI.32 Bovy University of Pennsylvania, International Positive Psychology

Association

James Pawelski Toward a Collaborative Use of Scientific and Humanistic

Methods to Understand, Assess, and Advance the Role

of the Arts and Humanities in Human Flourishing

Dartmouth College Darrin McMahon The History of Happiness in the Humanities

Mémoire de l’Avenir Margalit Berriet The Power of the Arts for Bringing Individuals, Societies,

and the World Together

University of Pennsylvania, International Positive Psychology

Association

James Pawelski The Science of Well-Being and the Culture of Human

Flourishing

S.IV.9(1) Le jeune Reinterpretating Cultural Heritage (English)

Catholic University Louvain Anaïs Mattez Cultural heritage at the service of political ethics: The

legend of Muang Laplae, a Siamese Utopia

University of Ferrara, Italy Janani Gunasekara Physical religious heritage interpretation process for the

harmony of post war period

Aalto University, Finland Shuchen Wang Indigeneity Reincarnated: from Cultural Heritage to

Contemporary Arts

Harare Polytchnic School of Library and Information Sciences Collence Takaingenhamo Chisita Buttressing memory institutions to support indigenous

culture: Case of Zimbabwe

Université d’Antananarivo, Madagascar Mihaja RANDRIANJA Contribution de la mémoire humaine à la conservation et

la mise en valeur du patrimoine par la mise en place

d’une maison de la science à Madagascar

S.VI.19(1) Lumière Reinterpretating Cultural Heritage (English)

Global Citizenship Education Director, NZ Centre for Global

Studies, NZ Association of Philosophy Teachers

Libby Giles Global Citizenship Education (GCED) and Responsibility; a

Philosophical Approach

Associated Researcher at CIES-IUL, University Institute of

Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL), Portugal

Rosário Couto Costa Humanities and the University: a look at the problem of

neoliberalism.

Member of European Physical Society (EPS) Vivekanandan Paramu Perspectives of GuruNarayanism and Global Science

Information Centre( GSIC)

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Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh-202 002(UP), India Amjad Ali Usage and User Satisfaction with Online Resources of

Humanities and Social Sciences: A Case Study


C.2 Parallel sessions and symposia. 18h30-20h on Monday 7 August

II.2 Académique

(Académique

(prestige))

Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes (CHCI) and

Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN)

Leerom Medovoi Toward Global Humanities Research: The Religion,

Secularism and Political Belonging Project

University of Arizona Leerom Medovoi

Chinese University of Hong Kong Poo Mu-chou

Meertens Institute Ernst Van Den Hemel

Tel Aviv University Ori Goldberg

II.10 Bovy Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) Pablo Vommaro, Eduardo A. Rueda

Barrera, Susana Vidal

Identity, Cultural Diversity and “Buen Vivir” (Good

Living) in Latin America

CLACSO, Executive Secretary Pablo Gentili

Former General Secretary for Planification for the “Buen

Vivir” Ecuador. Co-coordinator CLACSO´s WG Political

Philosophy

Ana María Larrea

Co-coordinator of CLACSO´s WG Indigenous Peoples and

Autonomy processes. Universidad Mayor de San Simón,

Bolivia

Sarela Paz

Co-coordinator of CLACSO´s WG Political Philosophy.

Director Institute of Bioethics, Pontificia Universidad

Javeriana, Colombia.

Eduardo A. Rueda

VI.2 Thiry African Academy of Languages (ACALAN), African Union

Commission

Lang Fafa Dampha The challenge of African languages in the humanities

University of Yaounde, Cameroon Academy of Sciences,

Assembly of Academicians, African Academy of Languages

(ACALAN)

Sammy Beban Chumbow

African Languages Technology Initiative (Alt-i) Tunde Adegbola

Membre de la Commission Mandenkan de l'ACALAN Mamadou Lamine Sanogo

VI.4 Gothot Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN) Wei J. Chen A Fair Society in Arts and Science: Taiwan’s Prospective

College of Public Health, National Taiwan University Chen WJ Equity Issues of Health in Taiwan: from Individual Level

to Community or Group-Level

College of Public Health, National Taiwan University Chiang TL Can Universal Health Coverage Contribute to Create a

Fairer Society?

College of Liberal Arts, National Taiwan University Liao HH One Hundred Years of Narco-dance: The Opium War, the

Cold War and Colonial Modernity.

National Taiwan University Hospital, College of Medicine,

National Taiwan University

Shih FY Reflections on Disaster Medicine and Emergency Medical

Services for a Safer Taiwan.

VI.7(1) Le jeune U40/University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Yi Na (Lhamo) Youth’s Digital Diversity and the Sharing Economy in the

New Era of National Sovereignty

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Xie Mei Digital Creative Personnel Training

Curtin University of Australia Michael Keane/ Monique Bolli Creative Industries in China

Statistical Advisor to the Council of Europe / ERICarts

"Compendium Cultural Policies and Trends in Europe"

Michael Soendermann The Culture Industries Statistics in Particularly for

Developing States

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Fu Chong Discussion on the Construction of Specialized Basic

Courses in Excellent Young Engineers Training

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Wang Jingquan On the Theory and Practice of Turning Music Cultural

Resource in Ancient Chengdu into Practical Productive

Force

National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts Hu Na Traditional Art Education and Audience Expansion in the

Context of Internet+: Taking Chinese Opera as an Example

VI.16(2) Pousseur DHST/DLMPST (Division of History of Science and Technology

/ Division of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science

and Technology)

Ethical, Legal and Political issues of Computing

Universität Siegen Sebastian Giessman Understanding Net Neutrality

Universität Köln/ Universität Siegen Pablo Abend Statistic Bodies and Quantified Selves. The Objects,

Discourses and Practices of the Software-Sorted Dividual

Université de Paris 8 Maarten Bullynck Information overflow then and now. For a long-term

history of data and algorithms

S.I.1 Lumière Theoretical approach: Reconceptualization of

Environment

Université Félix Houphouët-Boigny d’Abidjan-Cocody Kouadio Koffi Décaird Le rationalisme conquérant de Descartes et le

réchauffement climatique: comment sortir de la grisaille ?

Université de Liège, Faculté d’Architecture, LabVTP « Ville-

Territoire-Paysage »

Rita Occhiuto Ecritures d'engagement paysager en recherche…

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Université catholique de Louvain, Commission belge

francophone et germanophone de l’UNESCO

Bernard Feltz Ecologie scientifique, crise écologique et crise de la

modernité. Les rapports humain/nature revisités.

Université de Liège,Faculté d'architecture Bénédicte Henry Anthropologie environnementale, interprétation et

créativité

Affirmative Action Program in UFMG, Institute Espinhaço,

Undergraduating student in Social

Communication/PUC/MINAS, Brasil

Vanda Lucia Praxedes, Luiz Cláudio

Oliveira, Samuel F. Praxedes Lopes

Production of knowledge, learning and environment:

cultural, therapeutic and religious practices in Morro do

Pilar - MG, Brazil.

S.VI.14 Professeurs Public sphere and the classics

Graduate School of Advanced Integrated Studies in Human

Survivability (Shishu-kan), Kyoto University

Go Okui The Role of Philosophy in the Restoration of Public Sphere

Dartmouth College Leah Alpern Losing one's way----Stoic memory and self-critique as the

foundation of ethical identity

Southern Federal University Konstantin Skripnik The possibilities of semiotic point of view in the

humanities

University of Crete, Department of Philology Anastasia Moira Using Cultural Heritage to Develop a Universal Human

Development Culture:The CAVE Approach© Paradigm

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Huimin Jin Cultural Self-Confidence and Constellated Community: A

Study Centered on President Xi Jinping’s Recent Speeches


C.3 Parallel sessions and symposia. 14h30-16h on Tuesday 8 August

I.3(2) Académique

(prestige)

Union Internationale des Sciences Préhistoriques et

Protohistoriques (UISPP)

François Djindjian, J. Kozlowski Adaptation, Sustainability and Climate Change :

contribution to the History of Humanity

MNHN (Muséum national d'histoire naturelle) François Semah Le plus ancien peuplement de l’Asie et son adaptation

aux changements climatiques

INRAP (Institut national de recherches archéologiques

préventives)– CNRS UMR7194, France

Pascal Depaepe Le plus ancien peuplement en Europe (paléolithique

inférieur et moyen) et son adaptation aux changements

climatiques des périodes interglaciaires et glaciaires (des

origines à 40 000 BP)

Université de Liège, Belgique Marcel Otte Les migrations des hommes modernes en Europe durant

le stade isotopique 3

Université de Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne & CNRS UMR 7041 François Djindjian L’adaptation au dernier maximum glaciaire (LGM) il y a

20 000 ans

Institute of Archaeology, Jagiellonian University, Cracow,

Poland

J.K. Kozłowski, M. Nowak Le rôle des oscillations climatiques de l’Holocène ancien

et moyen dans la diffusion des premiers agriculteurs-

éleveurs vers l’Europe et vers l’Asie occidentale.

Romisch Germanisches ZentralMuseum, Mainz, Germany D. Gronenborg Climate fluctuations and social resilience strategies in

Early Farming societies of Western Central Europe.

Université de Tomar, Portugal L. Oosterbeek La crise climatique à la transition néolithique

Université de Poznan, Pologne M. Makohonienko La transformation du paysage (aménagements, irrigation,

systèmes agro-pastoraux)

Ancien directeur du Musée cantonal d'archéologie et

d'histoire de Lausanne et professeur à l'Université de

Genève, Suisse

Gilbert Kaenel Les dégradations climatiques en Europe tempérée, de la

fin de l'âge du Bronze au Ier siècle avant notre ère

Institute of Archaeology , Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Lioudmila Iakovleva La recolonisation post-LGM

II.3 Noppius SEMANTIS Richard Delmas Reconciling diversity and unicity: cultural dialogue and

multilinguism on the move

Anne-Marie Laulan

Louis Pouzin

Chantal Lebrument

Ghislaine Azemard

Odile Farge

Margaret Dunham

Mohamed Bendahan

Ismael Benali

III.2(1) Gothot The International Geographical Union (IGU) James Scott Thinking Beyond the Crisis – Past experiences and

possible Futures of European Policies of Borders

IV.1(1) Thiry Institut du Patrimoine wallon (IPW), Belgique Freddy Joris Préservation du patrimoine culturel: moteur de

dialogues entre tous les acteurs et professionnels du

patrimoine dans une dynamique de diversité culturelle

Fondation Connaissance et Liberté (FOKAL), Haïti Michèle Pierre Louis Patrimoine en Haïti : le Parc de Martissant et les maisons

Gingerbread

Association Internationale des Maires Francophones (AIMF),

Paris

Arianna Ardesi Rôle des élus locaux dans la préservation, protection et

mise en valeur du patrimoine urbain : l’expérience du

réseau international des maires francophones (AIMF)

Ecole du Patrimoine Africain (EPA), Bénin Samuel Kidiba Les métiers et acteurs du patrimoine : levier d’un

développement adapté de l’Afrique

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Collège Universitaire d’Architecture de Dakar (CUAD),

Sénégal

Anne Marie Jouga Création d’un Collège d’Architecture à Dakar : une offre

spécifique dans un paysage démuni de formation pour

combler un déficit dans le domaine de l’architecture

Historienne de l’Art et chercheuse en histoire industrielle,

Belgique

Karima Haoudy Le patrimoine des modernités en Afrique du Nord et sa

sauvegarde : vecteur de diversité culturelle et de

créativités citoyennes. Arrêt à Casablanca.

Direction Général du Patrimoine culturel (DGPC), Burkina

Faso

Vincent Sedogo Métiers traditionnels et islamiques d’architecture en

terre d’hier et d’aujourd’hui : cas de Tiébélé (cour royale)

et de Dioulasso (mosquée) au Burkina Faso

ICOMOS (CIVVIH), Tunisie Faïka Béjaoui Du rôle de l’ICOMOS et des comités nationaux

VI.6 Professeurs International Association for the History of Religions (IAHR) Tim Jensen Controversies and Prospects on How to Teach About

Religions in the 21st Century: School Outreach from

Scholars of Religion.

University of Tokyo Satoko Fujiwara How Religion Is Taught Differently in Different Countries

Centre Pieter Gillis, University of Antwerp Leni Franken Coping with diversity in Religious Education: a European

overview

IAHR, University of Southern Denmark & Leibniz Universität Tim Jensen Identity and diversity politics in public school religion

education: a critical analysis of religion education in

some European countries

EASR, Leibniz Universität Hannover Wanda Alberts Religion in school: permanent exception or subject

matter as anything else?

Södertörn university Jenny Berglund Moving between religious educations

VI.7(2) Le jeune Tencent Yi Na (Lhamo) The revitalisation of traditional culture in the digital era

Principle Research Fellow, Chinese Academy of Social

Sciences

Zhang Xiaoming Creator Economy and Activating Traditional Culture

Assistant General Manager, Tencent Marketing and Public

Relations Department

Li Ming NEXT IDEA, From the Social Platform to Grow out of the

Internet Creative Incubator Platform

Associate Professor, Dean of International for China, Curtin

Univerisity

Herry Siling Li Innovation as an Open System

Deputy Director, Institute of Oriental Culture and Urban

Development, Development Research Centre of the State

Council, P.R.China.

Huang Bin Stimulating Everyone 's Creative Talent - Exploring the

Development of Internet Culture in China

Senior Research Fellow, Tencent Centre for Social Research Kai Yang

Social Research Center of Tencent Research Institute Daibin The value of IP under the pan - entertainment system

VI.8 Bovy Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN) Joachim KÜPPER, Hsiung Ping-Chen Towards Global Humanities: The Network ‘Principles of

Cultural Dynamics’ as a New Approach to Intercultural

Humanities Research and Teaching

PooMC , Liao HH, Huang HY Comments on the session

S.VI.21 Lumière Human surviablity &development

Kyoto University Marc Henri Deroche Saving the Humanity of Humanity

Re-Actualizing the Cultivation of Self-Knowledge from the

Perspective of World Philosophy

Kyoto University. Jeremy Rappleye Humanities, Education, and Culture for a Finite Future

Kyoto University Kota Futsuki, Tatsuya Imamura, Shotaro

Naganuma,Taizo Yokoyama, Tetsuya

Kawata, Yuki Oku, Kazuki Hao, Go Okui,

Yugo Tanaka, Tembo Nakamoto

How Can Concerned Parties Reach a Solution with

Academic Knowledge?

Kyoto University Taizo Yokoyama Survivability as Advanced-Integrated Approach: New

Critique and Future Role of Humanities

Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (UNISSA) Mohammad Golamur Rahman The Women's Education in Bangladesh: A Historical Study

Event Code Room Conveneing Organization/ Affiliation Coordinator/ Author Name(s) Title

C.4 Parallel sessions and symposia. 18h30-20h on Tuesday 8 August

III.2(2) Gothot The International Geographical Union (IGU) James Scott Thinking Beyond the Crisis – Past experiences and

possible Futures of European Policies of Borders

Alina Kuusisto

Joni Virkkunen

James Scott

Ilkka Liikanen

IV.1(2) Thiry Institut du Patrimoine wallon (IPW) Freddy Joris Préservation du patrimoine culturel: moteur de

dialogues entre tous les acteurs et professionnels du

patrimoine dans une dynamique de diversité culturelle

Casamémoire, Maroc Soumiya Jalal Rôles de la Société civile et insertion citoyenne :

responsabilisation de la population, formation de guides

bénévoles et sensibilisation du jeune public.

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Sous-commission Culture et Patrimoine de la Commission

belge francophone et germanophone pour l’UNESCO

Nicole Gesché-Koning Activités de la Commission belge francophone et

germanophone pour l’UNESCO : exemple de

collaboration Nord-Sud fructueuse

Université Ouaga 1, Burkina Faso Lassina Simporé Les ruines de Loropéni : facteur de rapprochement de

structures et de personnes au Burkina Faso

Direction du Patrimoine Culturel, Sénégal Abdoul Aziz Guisse L’implication des communautés locales dans la gestion

du patrimoine culturel classé: le cas de l’île de Saint-

Louis, site du Patrimoine mondial

Institut du Patrimoine wallon (IPW), Belgique et Délégation

Wallonie-Bruxelles à Tunis

Vincent Duvigneaud, Christian Saelens La mise en réseau, facteur de cohésion : le cas de Réseau

francophone du Patrimoine

Association de Sauvegarde de la Médina de Tunis, Tunisie Zoubeïr Mouhli Sauvegarde d’une ville du patrimoine mondial. Le cas de

l’ASM de Tunis.

Architecte-paysagiste urbaniste, Tunisie Jellal Abdelkafi Développement des compétences universitaires et

professionnelles en matière de patrimoine et production

de projets partagés avec les sociétés civiles

IV.2 Professeurs Organisation mondiale de la propriété intellectuelle (OMPI) Mamoussé Diagne Savoirs endogènes/traditionnels et humanités

Lazare Ki-Zerbo Savoirs endogènes/traditionnels et humanités

Babalaô Ivanir dos Santos Religious Freedom and Diversity in Brazil, and their

challenges in the Transition World

Charles Binam Bikoi Savoirs traditionnels, codifications et modernité

Paulin Hountondji Savoirs endogènes et oraliture

I Suryawan Ngura

Lamane Mbaye

UCAD Mamadou Fall

V.3 Bovy UNESCO - HGA (l'Histoire générale de l'Afrique) UNESCO’s General History of Africa: Challenging the

prejudices on African history and culture

UNESCO Ali Moussa Iyé Les apports et les enjeux de de l’Histoire générale de

l’Afrique de l’UNESCO

Xiamen University Augustin Holl New Perspective on the Origin of Humanity

Cornell University Carole Boyce Davies Redefining Blackness in the next International Context

University of Johannesburg Faranirina Rajaonah New challenges, new objects for African Historiography

Chercheur indépendant Martial Ze Belinga Décolonisation de l’histoire africaine: concept,

paradigme et catégorisation

VI.9(1) Pousseur Mémoire de l'Avenir (MdA) Margalit Berriet Margalit Berriet Arts and Society

Alexandre Dang ART & ECOLOGY, Renewable energy and solar energy

Rani & Radha Binod Sharma An Indian term for sensing memory and intuitive

understanding -The art and science of human flourishing-

Dan Baron Cohen & Camylla Alves Arts for socio-environnemental transformations

Anne Murray Artist and Curator of Cloud Conversations Anne Murray The impacts of the Arts in all fields of life

Rodrigo Ramis Poetry and society

George Miankiri Gamthethy Street Arts, FINE ARTS, Tags and Graph , The impacts of

the Arts on the freedom of expression,freedom of

speech, Arts as form of identity

VI.11 Le jeune Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) Fernanda Saforcada CLACSO 50 years symposium "The humanities and the

science policy: challenges to research"

UNESCO, Chief Research, Policy and Foresight Sector for

Social and Human Sciences

John Crowley

International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences-

CIPSH, Secretary-General

Luiz Oosterbeek

Arab Council for the Social Sciences-ACSS, Director General Seteney Shami

International Social Science Council-ISSC, Executive Director Mathieu Denis

Latin American Council of Social Sciences-CLACSO, Academic

Cooperation Advisor

Fernanda Saforcada

III.4 Académique

(prestige)

MOST-IGC, Turkey and Slovakia Akif Kireçci, Daniel Skobla Understanding Migration: A MOST Session at the World

Humanities Conference

Vice-President in the IGC Bureau for Asia-Pacific Surichai Wungaeo

S.I.2 Lumière Environmental Anthropology, interpretation and

creativity

Central University of Jharkhand, India M. Ramakrishnan Folkloristic Study of Sarhul Festival of Jharkhand for

Exploring the Eternal Relationship between Humanity

and Environment

Dartmouth College Leah Alpern The myth of Orpheus : environmental ethics as the

foundation of poetic inspiration in Vergil's Fourth Georgic

Instituto Federal do Triângulo Mineiro (IFTM) Nilma Lino Gomes, Vanda Lúcia

Praxedes

Black Movement in Brazil and knowledge production:

new political and Academic Actors

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C.5 Parallel sessions and symposia. 9h-10h30 on Wednesday 9 August

I.4 Académique

(prestige)

Apheleia L. Oosterbeek, I. Scheunemann, R.

Gudauskas

The Humanities in Environmental Management –

Cultural Integrated Landscape Management

Université de Tomar, Portugal Luiz Oosterbeek Revisiting landscape management from the humanities:

moving from arithmetic into algebraic reasoning and

action

Renaldas Gudauskas Relevance of Communication for the global management

of territories

Érika Róbrahan-Gonzalez Cultural landscape management and the perception of

Environment: indigenous practices in Brazil

Carlos Rodríguez M., Guillermo Muñoz,

Judith Trujillo, Salomón Fique, Nina

Riveros, Ricardo Prado, Oscar Hernández

Territories, roads and people

Rolf Fuchs Human (re)action!

Inguelore Scheunemann The humanities in Environmental Management

II.4 Bovy Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal, India Debashis Debnath Social Anthropology of Indigenous Knowledge and

Sustainable Development

Debashis Debnath Conservation of bio-diversities and tradition in Sacred

Groves: A study in the tribal Villages in West Bengal India

Society of Resource Management, Development and

Research

Sushil Upadhay Ethno-medicinal Plants of Madhya Pradesh: A Micro-

study in Gond and Baiga Villages of Madhya Pradesh,

India

Wood Certification Pvt. Ltd. Rainforest Alliance

Representative for India and SAARC Countries

Anindita Bhattacharyya The significance of Indigenous Knowledge System in

natural resource management: A participatory GIS

approach

Anthropological Survey of India, Govt. of India, Southern

Regional Centre

Nilanjan Khatua Indigenous Knowledge and Forest Resource Management

: The Forager of Nilambur Forests of Merala , India

Desert Medicine Research, Indian Council of Medical

Research, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

P. K. Dam Cross Matching Indigenous Knowledge & Practices of

Ethno-medicine in Diarrhoea & Dysentery by ‘Bhil- Mina’

Tribe of Banswara, Rajasthan with Published

Pharmacological Research

Indian Institute of Forest Management Manish Mishra Role of tribal communities in value addition of Non

timber forest products using indigenous techniques and

its impact on their livelihood: A study in the tribal groups

of Madhya Pradesh

IV.3 Le jeune Françoise Lempereur Menaces sur le patrimoine immatériel

Université de Genève Cécilia Raziano

V.6 Pousseur Comité international des sciences historiques (CISH) Laurent Tissot De l’usage de l’histoire à celui de la mémoire

University of Leipzig Matthias Middell Global History, Area Studies, and the Understanding of

Globalization

University of Amsterdam Pim Den Boer Historiographies, lieux de mémoire and human identities

University of Poznan Krzysztof Makowski 23rd International Congress of Historical Sciences Poznan

2020: An Overview, with Emphasis on Particular

Perspectives of Historians from East-Central Europe

University of Neuchâtel Laurent Tissot War, tourism and lieux de mémoire

VI.12 Gothot Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes (CHCI) Rosi Braidotti The Posthuman and the Humanities

UNESCO John Crowley How do you know I am not a robot

University of Prešov, Slovakia Vasil Gluchman Martha Nussbaum’s Humanism and Posthumanism

Institute Philosophy, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Uladzimir Sauchanka «Genome and the Future of Humanity: Convergence of

Technologies and Ethical Risks of their Use»

VI.28 Professeurs Union Académique Internationale, UAI Øivind Andersen The importance and challenges of long term projects

basic research projects in the humanities. Three

examples from the work of the UAI

Thomas Mannack Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum (Greek painted pottery)

Andreas Speer The Trilingual Averroes-edition (Commentaries on

Aristotle)

Isabelle Lecocq Corpus Vitrearum (Stained glass)

VI.29 Lumière APHELEIA (CIPSH) Henrique Mourão, Davide Delfino Educational importance of art and archeology objects

Escola Superior de Advocacia da Ordem dos Advogados do

Brasil, Instituto Terra e Memoria ITM, Universidade de

Coimbra, Universidade de Cordoba

Henrique mourão Regulations of the trade and international certification:

the publicity and joint

liability in the private management of ancient goods

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Ministero dei beni e delle Ativita Culturali e del Turismo-Polo

Museale del Molise/Centro de Geociencias, Coimbra

University

Davide Delfino Private Collections, Museology and society. Dynamics in

avaluation, less archaeological

context and integration with other archaeological

artefatcs

Ministério da Cultura de Angola/Faculty of Social Sciences of

Agostinho Neto University /Centro Geociencias of Coimbra

University

Ziva Domingos The Management of the Angolan Museums Collections

and the Process of the Socialization of Knowledge and

Education of Local Communities

Ordem dos Advogados do Brazil José Adércio The “Economy of culture” and the global legal system on

the Heritage

HERITY International Maurizio Quagliuolo Involving private sector in the Protection and

Valorization of Cultural Artifacts

VI.32 Thiry Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN) / SASS (Shanghai

Academy of Social Sciences)

Hsiung Ping-Chen Cultural comparison and China's approach

Huang Kaifeng The future trend of China's study on Philosophy

Qiao Zhaohong The communication and interaction of Chinese and

Western cultures

Zhou Yiping One Belt One Road

Fung Kam Wing From Jacobus Rho (1592-1638) To Emperor Kangxi : The

Transmission of Copernican Heliocentrism in 17th

Century China


C.6 Parallel sessions and symposia. 14h30-16h on Wednesday 9 August

II.6 Lumière Centre International des Sciences de l’Homme (CISH) – Byblos Adonis El-Akra Dans quelle mesure les sciences humaines peuvent-

elles contrer l’extrémisme et l’intolérance ?

Tahar Ben Guiza

Hajer Ben Driss

Mounir Bahadi

Mohamed Djedidi

Rima Mawloud

Fadia Kiwan

II.9(1) Professeurs Dhillon Marty Foundation Sonia Dhillon Marty Identity, why and for what good

III.3 Gothot Union Académique Internationale (UAI) Pam Peters Twenty-first century English in the diaspora - reflecting

social and cultural change in multilingual communities

Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia Andy Kirkpatrick The role of English in ASEAN: implications for language

pedagogy and policy with specific reference to Myanmar

1 Macquarie University, Australia / North-West University,

South Africa, 2 North-West University, South Africa

1 Haidee Kruger, 2 Bertus van Rooy Hybrid Englishes in South African multilingual digital

repertoires

1 Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany, 2 Gulu University,

Uganda

1 Christiane Meierkord, 2 Bebwa

Isingoma

Language contact and multicultural identity in the

lexicon of Ugandan English

Justus-Liebig University-Giessen, Germany Tobias Bernaisch, Sandra Götz India and Sri Lanka: attitudes towards Englishes

Macquarie University, Australia Loy Lising The role of English in multilingual Philippines :

Institutional, Social and Personal motivations for

multilingual practices

University of Würzburg, Germany Carolin Biewer Language and culture in emerging South Pacific Englishes

V.4 Bovy CAH Martial Ze Belinga Decolonizing the Humanities : Stakes and Promises

Director of the Archie Mafeje Research Institute (AMRI) and

Professor in the Department of Development Studies at the

University of South Africa

Sabelo Jeremiah Ndlovu-Gatshen Decolonial theories and main concepts: Promises for the

humanities

Professor, Africana Studies and English, Cornell University Carole Boyce Davies Decolonizing Literary Studies: Beyond English and

Romance Studies Departments

Collaborateur de ANKH, revue d'égyptologie et des

civilisations africaines/Institut d'égyptologie-Université

Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar

Yoporeka Somet L’égyptologie dans le programme de décolonisation des

Humanités

CODESRIA Ebrima Sall Decolonizing the humanities through research centers :

the case of the CODESRIA

Board Chairperson of the NIHSS, Head of sociology

department, University of Cape Town, SA

Ari Sitas The NIHSS and the societal decolonial demand in South

Africa

VI.13 Le jeune MAAYA, Réseau mondial pour la diversité linguistique Gilvan Müller de Oliveira Réussir le cyberspace multilingue, une revue en ligne

internationale en faveur de la promotion des langues

dans le cyberespace

Instituto de Investigação e Desenvolvimento em Política

Linguística, Brésil

Gilvan Müller de Oliveira

IFAP/UNESCO, Fédération de Russie Evgeny Kuzmin

African Languages Technology Initiative Tunde Adegbola

University de Hyderabad, Inde Jandhyala Prabhakara Rao

Summer Institut of Linguistics, États-Unis Dave Pearson

Représentant de la Maison d’édition C&F Éditions France – nom à confirmer

Funredes, République dominicaine Daniel Pimienta

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Institut des Sciences de la Communication du CNRS – France Michael Oustinoff

Summer Institut of Linguistics, ÉtatsUnis Maïk Gibson

Semantis, Belgique Richard Delmas

Université technologique de Nagaoka, Japon Pann Yu Mon

Maaya, République centrafricaine Marcel DikiKidiri

Université Aube Nouvelle, Burkina Faso Maxime Somé

« Translate.org.za », Afrique du Sud Dwayne Bayley

VI.18 Pousseur European Consortium for Humanities Institutes and Centres

(ECHIC)

Silvana Colella The European Humanities in a Changing World

Utrecht University Rosi Braidotti The Academic and the Civic

Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Poul Holm How the humanities change the world

Centre for the study of cultural evolution (Dept. of

Archaeology and Classical Studies), Stockholm University

Arne Jarrick Time to focus on the big issues about the human

condition

Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities – Skopje,

Macedonia

Katerina Kolozova The Unavoidable Metaphysical Questions for the Post-

Humanist Project beyond the Humanities

Coventry University, UK Gary Hall How to be Inhuman

Faculty of Arts (University of Ljubljana), Faculty of

Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Split

Ivana Nina Unkovic War memory and the role of Humanities research

VI.30 Thiry Conseil international de la philosophie et des sciences

humaines (CIPSH)

Benno Werlen The Program of the IYGU as a Lever for Sustainability

The Program of IYGU as a Lever for Sustainability Benno Werlen

The IYGU and the transition to the green development Vladimir Kolossov

A Geography of Critical Resources Armin Reller

Open geographic information and People politics Karl Donert

VI.33 Noppius Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN), Shanghai Jiao Tong

University, Fudan University

Harold Sjursen Modernities and Cultural diversities

Zhang Ke Searching for Asian Modernities: An Overview of Recent

Academic Discussions

Harold Sjursen

Jing GY

Li TG

Peng Qinglong On Cultural Diversities and Global Relations in Literary

Studies of Asia-Pacific Area



I.1(1) Thiry Humanities for the Environment Observatories (HfE) Steven Hartman, Poul Holm Humanities Interventions in Response to Global

Challenge

Joni Adamson Desertification and Desert Urban Labs: The Humanities

and the Arts of Futurity

Robert Boschman Nuclear Avenue: Cyclonic Development and

Abandonment in Uranium City, Canada

Steven Hartman, Lea Rekow Orwellian Rebranding and the Occlusion of Crucial

Knowledge: Two Dilemmas of Policy-relevant Climate

Science in the Age of Trump

Melanie Murcott Transformative environmental constitutionalism’s

response to the setting aside of South Africa’s

moratorium on rhino horn trade

II.7 Le jeune Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN), Hang Seng Management

College

Gilbert Fong, Desmond Hui Cultural Identities and Diversities in the Greater China

Regional Context

Hang Seng Management College CHAN Kar Yan, Shelby Speak In Translation, Speak Over Translation: The Case of

Hong Kong Theatre

Hang Seng Management College WONG Yuen Wing, Catherine Linguistic strategies and cultural identities in Chinese

Anglophone literature: a stylistics

approach

Hang Seng Management College LAM Nga Li Diversity as Hegemony – A Revisionist Study of

Conceptions of Hong Kong Culture and

Identity

Hang Seng Management College WONG Muk Yan Shame Culture and Guilt Culture Revisited: A Meme

Perspective

Hang Seng Management College HUI Cheuk Kuen, Desmond Transcultural Aesthetics in the Greater China Region:

from the Eight Views of Xiaoxiang to

the J- and K-pop

II.9(2) Professeurs Dhillon Marty Foundation Sonia Dhillon Marty Identity, why and for what good

IV.4 Bovy IFFS Timothy Lloyd Folklore and Intangible Cultural Heritage Studies:

Comparing Histories, Theories, and Approaches

Hokkaido University, Japan Takami Kuwayama What is “Cultural” about Intangible Cultural Heritage: A

Critical Reflection on the UNESCO Approach to Culture

American Folklore Society Timothy Lloyd American Folklore Studies, Yesterday and Today

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences An deming Chinese Folklore since the Late 1970s: Achievements,

Difficulties and Challenges

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IV.6 Lumière The "Culture" Foundation, Almaty, Kazakhstan; Ambassador,

Poet

Olzhas Suleimenov Great migrations of peoples. Settlements of Earth.

MOST-IGC, Turkey Akif Kireçci Asia Minor as a Transformer in the History of Migration

Dr en Développement de l'Etre humain, Présidente de

l'Association "Culture des Origines", Ancien spécialiste de

Programme /Unesco, www. culture-origines.org

Ghislaine de Coulomme " Cultural heritage and humanization"

Permanent Delegation of Kazakhstan to UNESCO,

coordinator of the session

Satybaldy Burshakov

The "Culture" Foundation, Almaty, Kazakhstan Valeriy Tolmachev

V.5 Noppius Conseil international de la philosophie et des sciences

humaines (CIPSH) - UNESCO

L. Oosterbeek, Ali Moussa Iyé Global History of Humankind

UNESCO - HGA (l'Histoire générale de l'Afrique) Ali Moussa Iyé UNESCO and the General Histories of Africa

Université de Tomar, Portugal L. Oosterbeek Time for a Global History of Humankind?

CIPSH - Division of History of Science and Technology (DHST) Catherine Jami Round-table

University of Tokyo Satoko Fujiwara Round-table

Franco Montanari Round-table

Tom Clark Round-table

Comité international des sciences historiques (CISH) Laurent Tissot Round-table

Asian New Humanities Net (ANHN) Hsiung Ping-Chen Round-table

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) Luiz Carlos Villalta Round-table

Dermot Moran Round-table

David Bradley Round-table

UNESCO - HGA (l'Histoire générale de l'Afrique) Augustin Holl Round-table

Professor, Africana Studies and English, Cornell University Carole Boyce Davies Round-table

VI.22 Gothot Conseil international de la philosophie et des sciences

humaines (CIPSH)

Madeline Caviness New ways of thinking about the arts

University of Tennessee, Knoxville Rosalind I. J. Hackett Sound Art

Université F. Houphouët-Boigny, Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Tanella Boni La Poésie et Humanité

Tufts University Madeline H. Caviness Ephemeral Light and Color

VI.27 Pousseur The Serendipity Society Samantha Copeland The ‘Future of Serendipity’ in a Changing World

University of Versailles Saint-Quentin – University Paris-

Saclay, Cultural and International Studies Institute

Sylvie Catellin Sérendipité: Entre sciences et humanités, un concept au

cœur de la créativité / Serendipity: Between science and

humanities, a concept at the heart of creativity

University of Tartu Emanuele Bardone Inquiry, chance events, and abduction

Norwegian University of Life Sciences Samantha Copeland Innovation as serendipity: Distinguishing between

novelty and progress

University of Chieti and Pescara Selene Arfini The risks of serendipitous browsing: The exploitation of

ignorance in social media

VU University Amsterdam Sabrina Sauer Serendipitous search practices of media researchers:

Developing techniques to elicit ‘the unforeseen’



I.1(2) Thiry Humanities for the Environment Observatories (HfE) S. Hartmen, Poul Holm Humanities Interventions in Response to Global

Challenge

Poul Holm Shifting baselines, the Anthropocene, and the Uses of the

Past

Ruth Brennan Understanding the values, norms and worldviews of a

small group of artisanal fishermen on the Mediterranean

coastline

Hsinya Huang Representing Nuclear Pacific in Craig Santo Perez’s and

Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner’s Poetry

Tom Dawson Learning from loss: the erosion of coastal heritage

V.8 Le jeune The Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) Seteney Shami Recentering the Humanities in the Arab region between

academia and the public sphere

The American University of Beirut Ahmad Dallal The Academic Humanities in the Arab World: Current

State and Future Prospects

University of Pittsburgh Mohammad Bamyeh Social Crises and Sources of Creativity: Reflections on

Arab Knowledge

Hasan II University Casablanca Rahma Bourqia Sciences sociales et actions publiques. Retour sur une

expérience

German Jordanian University Rami Daher The Production of Knowledge on Cultural Heritage in the

Arab World

Arab Culture Fund Rima Mismar Supporting the Arts in the Arab Region: Aims, modalities,

practices

ACSS (The Arab Council for Social Sciences) Seteney Shami Recentering the Humanities in the Arab region between

academia and the public sphere

VI.14 Gothot Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) Dominique Babini & Bhanu Neupane CLACSO 50 years symposium "The humanities and

knowledge as a public good"

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UNESCO, Open Access Programs Bhanu Neupane

Digital Humanities Association of Southern Africa, President Justus Roux

Council for the Development of Social Science Research in

Africa –CODESRIA, Open Access Program

Williams Nwagwu

University of Liege Open Repository Dominique Chalono

VI.20 Bovy The International Geographical Union (IGU) Benno Werlen Reflecting and Reviewing IYGU

VI.25 Noppius National Committee on BRICS Research, Russia Georgy Toloraya, Vyacheslav Nikonov BRICS as a new type of intercivilizational union:

fostering reform of international relations and global

governance architecture

National Committee on BRICS Research, Russia Georgy Toloraya BRICS Role in Global Governance and Capacity Building

International Relations, Far Eastern Federal University, Russia Victoria Panova The power of transformation: from decision-taker to

decision-maker

Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) Oliver Stuenkel BRICS: building a parallel order?

Observer Research Foundation, India Shubh Soni Taking forward the NDB Momentum – Building BRICS

Institutions

SA BRICS Think Tank, National Institute for the Humanities

and Social Sciences, South Africa

Ari Sitas Reconfiguring the World System: BRICS and African Socio-

Economic Trajectories

BRICS Research Center of Beijing Normal University, China Lei Wang

VI.34 Lumière Jacques d’Adesky Afro-Brazilians in the 21st Century: Activism,

Affirmative Action and New Perspectives of Social

Inclusion

Great Priest of Candomblé Babalaô Ivanir dos Santos Religious Freedom and Diversity in Brazil, and their

challenges in the Transition World

Theologist, historian, MB student in Comparative History Mariana Gino The impacts of the implementation of Law 10.0639/3 on

Brazilian education and its repercussions in the

contemporary world

Master in Juridical and Sociological Sciences, PhD student in

Comparative History

Carlos Alberto Medeiros Burying the myth of “racial paradise”: affirmative action

and the debate on race in brazil

Anthropologist, Visiting Professor, Federal Fluminense

University (UFF), Rio de Janeiro

Jacques d’Adesky Humanisms: a double standard

Journalist, master’s student in Comparative History Sandra Martins Guiding the newspaper’s agenda through a prize

S.V.11 Pousseur Reinterpretation and Reconciliation

Diocèse de Liège Jean-Pierre Delville Socialism and Christian Democracy in Belgium : the

exchanges between two opposite models (1886-2016).

Friedrich von Petersdorff Towards Multipolarity when Rewriting History

Affirmative Action Program in UFMG, Institute Espinhaço,

Undergraduating student in Social Communication/

PUC/MINAS, Brasil, Instituto Federal do Triângulo Mineiro -

IFTM, Brazil

Vanda Lucia Praxedes, Luiz Cláudio

Oliveira, Samuel F. Praxedes Lopes,

Walkiria França Vieira e Teixeira,

Samuel F. Praxedes Lopes

History, memory of struggles for land, festivals,

dispersion and challenges of the identity (re)

construction of descendants of Pereira de Abreu, freed

blacks - since post-abolition in Minas Gerais, Brazil

Zayed University, Dubai, UAE Szidonia Haragos Literary Expressions of Minority Memory: Local and

Global Perspectives

S.VI.19(2) Professeur Higher education and research

Plymouth University, UK; Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of

Iasi, Romania

Venkat Bakthavatchaalam, Mike Miles,

Ioana Alexandra Hordonic, Joachim

Gingele

Influences of Cultural Identities on the Research

Productivity of Academics: A Study of Engineering

Institutions in South India'

Mahidol University International College Douglas Rhein International Higher Education in Thailand: Challenges

within a Changing Context

College of Engineering and Built Environment, Dublin

Institute of Technology

Eddie Conlon, Diana Adela Martin, Brian

Bowe

An Agenda for Holistic Engineering Education


C.9 Parallel sessions: Invididual Papers 9h-10h on Thursday 10 August

S.II.6 Académique

(prestige)

Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue (pedagogy)

/ Diversité culturelle et dialogue interculturel

Non-Violence University and Human Rights (AUNOHR) Abdul Hussain Shaban How identity is formed? Is identity closed or opened?

Associate Programme Specialist, Section for Intercultural

Dialogue UNESCO

Euan Mackway-Jones Designing for improved intercultural competence in the

age of new media

Formateur/animateur à PhiloCité, docteur en philosophie,

maître de conférences à l'Université de Liège

Denis Pieret La philosophie avec les enfants au service du dialogue

interculturel – présentation de la Chaire UNESCO pour les

Pratiques de la philosophie avec les enfants

Association des Bibliothécaires, Archivistes et

Documentalistes du Burundi « ABADBU en sigle »

Jean Bosco Ntungirimana Plaidoyer pour l'acces de la population autochtone Batwa

aux documents de l'état-Civil au Burundi : Défis à relever

S.II.4 (1) Professeurs Interaction of Ideas and Cultures

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Michael Byrnes, Tamara van Halm Roads of Dialogue, Paths of Knowledge and Cultural

Routes: In Great Moments of Evolution, A New Compass

Becomes Self-evident

Universitat de Barcelona Universidade de Coimbra Nelson Henrique da Silva Ferreira Crossing the barriers of cultural prejudgment about

‘West & East’: a dialogic analysis on Sumerian and roman

abstract thought and symbolic expression based in the

rural cosmos

Hankook University of Foreign Studies Ahn Chul-Sang From Ritual to Folk Theater; a comparative

interdisciplinary approach to a funeral ritual, Dashiraegi

in Jindo Island in Korea

S.III.8 Le jeune Migration

Wayne State University Nour Seblini Disarming Binary Gods with a Nietzschean Will: Being a

Migrant in "The Secret Weapons" of Cortázar

Conseil d’administration du Centre International des

Sciences de l’Homme

Ahmad Baalbaki Migrations, frontières et leurs répercussions sur deux

sociétés pluralistes : La Palestine et le Liban.

Association Jeunesse Culturelle la Voix du Consensus (JCVC) Kokou Odah Koutcho La migration, force et atouts de développement

économique

Université de Strasbourg Blanche El Gammal Les routes de l’Orient-Express, chemins de conflits

S.VI.15 Bovy Humanity and human science

International Cultural Association CECIES (Centro de

Educación, Ciencia y Sociedad)

Gabriella Bianco The humanities and the humanism of the future: need of

sense, new anthropology and new ethics

Centro de Filosofia das Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa Nuno Carvalho The scientific humanities of Bruno Latour

University of Abuja Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi A Case for Progressive Human Science

President Assembly of Academicians, African Academy of

Languages, ACALAN/African Union

Prof Beban Sammy Chumbow Humanities, Language and knowledge Production in the

era of Knowledge Economy

S.VI.16 Pousseur Language and Culture identities

Federal University of Bahia Edleise Mendes Cultural (inter) Mediation in Multilingual contexts:

Languages and Identities in Transit

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG), Brazil Fabio Alves Language diversity and multicultural identities in XXI

century Brazil: a critical reflection and a plea towards

more inclusive policies

S.VI.17 Thiry Art and society of MDA

Illinois State University Allison Antink-Meyer A Framework for the Study of Creativity in Science and

Science Classrooms

Rani Sharma-Bains The art and science of human flourishing

The University of Queensland Margaret Sylvia Barrett Translational Research in Creative Practice: Mapping a

new research landscape for the Humanities

Transformance Institute: Culture & Education Dan Baron Cohen, Manoela Souza,

Camylla Alves, Elisa Neves, Rerivaldo

Mendes

Transformance: performing transformation in the heart

of the Amazon

S.VI.20 Lumière Humanités, éducation et recherche

Sous-commission "Sciences sociales et humaines" de la

commission belge francophone et germanophone pour

l'Unesco

Pierre Smet Enjeux et limites de l'approche pluridisciplinaire face à

l'interculturel

1 - Université Paris-Sorbonne & Centre de Russie pour la

Science et la Culture à Paris, 2 - TV Channel Moscow

Education & Moscow City Pedagogical University

Inna Merkoulova & Marina Merkulova Humanités, éducation et culture

Université de Liège Marc Goossens Approche par la structure morphologique et par le projet

comme nouveau paradigme de la recherche en

prospective territoriale

Les écoles nationales supérieures algériennes (ENS) Zohra Boutifour Ecole Nationale polytechnique d’Oran, Université

Abdlhamid Ibn Badis, Ecole Nationale polytechnique

d’Oran, Algeria


C.10 Parallel sessions and symposia. 14h30-16h on Thursday 10 August

I.5(1) Académique

(prestige)

The Workgroup on Representations and Rights of/for the

Environment, in the Taskforce on Conceptual Foundations of

Earth System Governance (ESGRREW)

Sandy Lamalle, Peter Stoett Opening New Paths in the Representation and Rights of

the Environment: The Role of Humanities

Artist, Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada Marten Berkman Our Relationship to the Land: An Ecology of Perception

ESGRREW CoConvenor, Dean, University of Ontario Institute

of Technology, Oshawa, Ontario

Peter Stoett Critical Reflections on Climate Change Adaptation

Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, UK Juliette Scott Legal Translation: Multidimensionality Applied

ESGRREW CoConvenor, LSRC, Concordia University, Montreal Sandy Lamalle Addressing the Challenges of Conceptual Foundations

II.5 Bovy Russian Academy of Sciences Valery Tishkov, Elena Filippova Cultural Complexity and Nation State

University of Groningen Vadim Poleshchuk Cultural diversity of nations and access to citizenship in

Europe

Institut d’ethnologie et d’anthropologie, Russie Elena Filippova Les nôtres et les autres. Discours identitaires en Russie et

en France

LADEC - fre2002, Université Lyon 2 - ENS de Lyon - CNRS Dejan Dimitrijevic Les enclaves serbes du Kosovo(-Métochie), un

laboratoire pour une gouvernance inédite

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LADEC FRE2002 Université de Lyon 2 - ENS de Lyon – CNRS Abderrahmane Moussaoui L’Algérie, d'une guerre l'autre. Une violente mémoire

ULB, CEVIPOL Aude Merlin, Taline Papazian Les volontaires arméniens du conflit du Karabakh dans

un contexte de "ni guerre ni paix" : trajectoires narratives

III.5 (1) Noppius Université de Lille, CNRS, UMR 8529-IRHiS-Institut de

Recherches Historiques du Septentrion

Béatrice Touchelay Fraude et inégalité en situation transfrontalière :

Frontières, pratiques et territoires

Université catholique de Louvain Fabienne Leloup, Yannick Stéphane,

Yeptiep Siohdjie

Frontières, les constructions d’une réalité ?

Université Paris13 Paris Cité Marie-Christine Touchelay Frontière, fraude et insularité: un défi pour la

Guadeloupe?

V.7 Gothot Institut de Recherches en Sciences Humaines Université de

Niamey & Fontes Historiae Africanae (FHA - UAI)

Seyni Moumouni Les manuscrits anciens de Tombouctou : heritage,

memoire et histoire

Institut des Hautes Etudes et de Recherches Islamiques

Ahmed Baba/ Tombouctou

Mohamed Diagayeté Echange de manuscrits entre Hamdallahi et Tombouctou

ou entre les Peuls et les Kounta, un champ vierge pour

mieux comprendre l’histoire africaine

University of Ghana Mohammed Hafiz The Contribution of Academic Migration to Timbuktu's

Arabic-Islamic Scholarship and Book Culture in the

Middle Ages

Institut des hautes études et de recherches islamiques

Ahmed Baba de Tombouctout IHERI-ABT

Drissa Traoré La reproduction des manuscrits à Tombouctou : Cas

d’Ahmed Boularaf al-Takni

Université Abdou Moumouni de Niamey Mahaman Sabo Moutari Le leadership au féminin de Nana Asma’u (1792-1865)

dans la production littéraire arabe-ajami en Afrique

subsaharienne

Université Attadamoun (Niger) Mohamed Diarra Abdoulay Tirayzé : manuscrit et talisman dans la profession des

marabouts au Niger

VI.15 Pousseur Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes (CHCI) Rosi Braidotti Gender Studies in a Global Perspective

Hayat Sindi

University of Cincinnati Adrian Parr

VI.19 Thiry International Federation of Associations of Classical Studies

(FIEC)

Chris Carey New findings and ancient texts

Robert Fowler, Bristol

Kathryn Piquette

VI.26 Le jeune National Research Foundation of Korea Pyeongho Ahn Humanities in Korea

Pyeongho Ahn, Jungeun Heo

Chong Suh Kim

Sangkyu Shin

Hwang, Jae-moon

VI.31 Lumière The International Federation for Modern Languages and

Literatures (FILLM)

Margaret R. Higonnet Communication, Miscommunication, Languages and

Literatures in a Global Context

Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań Poland Liliana Sikorska Humanities "in crisis", or the ivory tower besieged

Aarhus University/Comparative Literature, Aarhus, Denmark Svend Erik Larsen “The Earth is flat!” The literary complexity of truth, lie

and fake knowledge

FILLM Leena Eilitta Communicating Globally: World Literature

University of Groningen, Centre for Gender Studies Petra Broomans (Self)Images of Minorities in Popular Fiction and Social

Media

VI.36(1) Professeurs Henri Maton Intercultural dialogue on sustainable development and

SDGs: Happiness, Ubuntu and Buen Vivir

Dorine van Norren Gross national happiness

Mogobe Ramose

Adriana Churampi Ramirez



I.2 Bovy Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS),COST

Action IS1307

Nathalie Blanc Environmental humanities and new materialisms: the

ethics of decolonizing nature and culture

Utrecht University Iris van der Tuin Networking European Scholarship on “How Matter

Comes to Matter"

Kingston University London Felicity Colman Propositions for an Ethical Modality

Université Paris Diderot -Paris 7 Nathalie Blanc Linking Environmental Aesthetics with New Materialism

I.5(2) Académique

(prestige)

Earth Systems Governance Representations of and Rights for

the Environment Workgroup (ESGRREW)

Sandy Lamalle Opening New Paths in the Representation and Rights of


Association Kina8at, Quebec, Canada Algonquin Chief Dominique Rankin and

Marie-Josée Tardif

Traditional Indigenous Knowledge

Diocèse de Liège Jean-Pierre Delville Laudato Sii

Centre de Théorie et analyse du droit, École Normale

Supérieure/CNRS, Paris

Arnaud Paturet Quelques réflexions historiques sur le droit romain, la

nature et l’environnement

Institute for Legal History, University of Ghent Caroline Laske Environmental law: lexical semantics in the quest for

conceptual foundations and legitimacy

II.8 Le jeune The Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre, Utrecht University Tom Zwart Academics without borders: A challenge to the 'clash of

civilizations' media frame

The Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre Reem Sheikh Qasem

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The Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre Nora Al Haider

The Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre Augustine Hungwe

The Cross-cultural Human Rights Centre, Thabo Mbeki

African Leadership Institute at the University of South Africa

Serges Kamga



Béatrice Touchelay Fraude et inégalité en situation transfrontalière : Le

temps long

IRHIS Université de Lille Mohamed Kasdi S’accommoder des douanes : fraudes, localisations et

délocalisations des marchands et fabricants de toiles, de

part et d’autre de la frontière septentrionale de la France

(XVIIIe siècle)

Ministère de l’Économie et des Finances, Secrétariat général,

Service des archives

Marie Laperdrix Combattre la « fraude » en France (XIXe-XXe siècles): les

archives du ministère de l’Économie et des Finances

IV.5 Pousseur ISOLA Daniela Merolla African Oral Literatures: Beyond Heritage

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (Paris) Tal Tamari Oral Literature as Moral Guide : Traditional Literary

Genres and New Creations

Chercheur indépendant Anne-Marie Dauphin-Tinturier Qu’en est-il de la tradition aujourd’hui ?

Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales

(INALCO), Sorbonne Paris Cité (USPC) Paris

Daniela Merolla Oral literatures and Personal Narratives on African

Websites and Blogs

Rose Opondo African Oral Literatures and Cultural Heritage in East

African Formal Educational Curricula

College of William and Mary Artisia Green Reading the Oracular System of Ifá in the Pittsburgh Cycle

Nduka Otiono

Mark Ighile, Edomwonyi Omorogbe Benin Monarchy on the Wings of Heritage, Proverbs,

Poetry and Spirituality

VI.21 (1) Gothot Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI) /Commission on

Anthropology and Education, International Union of

Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES)

Emma Ford Anthropology and Education

Oxford Brookes University Patrick Alexander Anthropology in Schools: Teaching About Culture and

Difference in Uncertain Times

International Baccalaureate Angela Rivière & Robin Julian Learning to live with difference: engaging with

international mindedness – an anthropologist’s view

Support centers and professional educational development

CADEP-ACACIA Consortium of universities, project funded by

the European Union.

Mailing Rivera Lam, Cristian Merino

Rubilar, Emmanuelle Gutiérrez y

Restrepo, Wilson Cortés Gómez

ACACIA a humanist perspective to contribute to

Diversity, Inclusion and quality in Higher Education

University of Cambridge (MEd cantab), Peking University

Experimental School, Jiaxing, China

Sarah Niemann Lost in translation: Constructing anthropological

imagination in China

VI.23 Thiry Université F. Houphouët-Boigny Tanella Boni Les humanités africaines en questions

Université Abdou Moumouni de Niamey Halidou Yacouba

Institut Paolo Freire Berlin Sophie Kotanyi

Département de Philosophie Université Félix Houphouët-

Boigny

Rosine Cinthia Gahé-Gohoun Altérité et répertoire téléphonique

VI.36(2) Professeurs Henri Maton Intercultural dialogue on sustainable development and

SDGs: Happiness, Ubuntu and Buen Vivir

Lionel Veel Culture and Human Rights

Dorine van Norren Panel discussion

Mogobe Ramose

Adriana Churampi Ramirez

VI.39 Lumière Logothetis Ensemble director / Plymouth University, UK Mike McInerney Musical Heritage in an Age of Data Overwhelm



I.5(3) Académique

(prestige)

Earth Systems Governance Representations of and Rights for

the Environment Workgroup (ESGRREW)

Sandy Lamalle Opening New Paths in the Representation and Rights of


Directrice du Centre Crépeau en droit privé et comparé,

Université McGill

Yaëll Emerich Une planète en transition : défis et responsabilité du

droit des biens

Department of Philosophy, Concordia University, Montreal Matthias Frischt Democratic Representation, Environmental Justice, and

Future People

1 - Southern Cross University, Australia 2 - Griffith

University, Australia 3 - University of South Australia

1 - Nicole Rogers, 2 - Brendan Mackay, 3

- Greta Bird and Jo Bird

Re-imagining the Common Law: Rights of Nature

Tribunals and the Wild Law Judgement Project

II.11 Thiry Proyecto José Martí de Solidaridad Internacional Héctor Hernández González-Pardo An Unending Dialogue on Humanity: Voices from the

Jose Marti International Project of World Solidarity

Member of the World Council- Proyecto José Martí de

Solidaridad Internacional; Professor at Instituto de Altos

Estudios Nacionales del Ecuador; and President, Fundación

Pueblo Indio del Ecuador

Francois Houtart The indigenous population of Latina America: its actual

legacy

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Solidaridad Internacional; Member of Consejo Consultivo de

la Comisión Justicia y Paz de Sao Paolo

Carlos Alberto Libanio Christo Ethics and spirituality: towards a more just and tolerant

world


Solidaridad Internacional; Director Académico de la

Fundación ciudad del Saber, de Panamá

Guillermo Castro Herrera The American and the universal in Nuestra América

Member of the World Council and Executive Director of

Proyecto José Martí de Solidaridad Internacional; Deputy

Director of Oficina del Programa Martiano de Cuba

Héctor Hernández González-Pardo The humanism of Marti for a multicultural and globalized

world


Solidaridad Internacional; Coordinator of Red Internacional

de Cátedras Martianas; and professor at Universidad de

Guadalajara, México

Mario Alberto Nájera Espinoza The humanist education of contemporary youth: the role

of ethics-based networks



Béatrice Touchelay Fraude et inégalité en situation transfrontalière : Et

aujourd’hui

Université Lyon2, FR3747 MOM, en partenariat avec l'École

nationale supérieure de la Police (ENSP) et l'Office Central de

lutte contre le trafic de Biens Culturels (OCBC) de la Direction

centrale de la Police Judiciaire (DCPJ)

Equipe POLAR (Marine Lechenault) Pillage et trafic des biens culturels

Sciences Po Lille Philippe Liger-Belair Recherches sur l’origine utilitariste des comportements

d’évitement de l’impôt dans l’élite financière

V.9 Bovy The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological

Sciences, Commission on Theoretical Anthropology (IUAES

COTA)

Aleksandar Bošković, Salma Siddique Humanity in the Anthropocene: Anthropological

Perspectives on the Changing World

Institute of Social Sciences/ University of Belgrade, Serbia Aleksandar Bošković Past and present in the Anthropocene: Understanding

the changing world

University of Bayreuth, Germany Georg Klute Africa’s future environment: concepts of appropriation

and conservation of “nature”

l’Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille 1, France Gérald Gaillard Aux confins de l’anthropologie et de la psychanalyse :

Existe-t-il un plafond de verre à l’avènement d’une

humanité meilleure ?

Univerzita Hradec Králové, Czech Republic Petr Skalník Socio-cultural anthropology between humanities and

science: how to humanise globalisation

University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK Salma Siddique We are not I: Educating in narcissistic times

University of Pardubice, Czech Republic Adam Horálek Aging, Nationalism and Environmentalism: How

demographic changes meet ideological shifts

VI.10 Pousseur UNESCO - Conseil international de la philosophie et des

sciences humaines (CIPSH)

Luiz Oosterbeek, John Crowley Establishing the sustainability of humanities' research

1. African Academy of Languages, President 2. University of

Tokyo

1. Adama Samassékou and 2. Satoko

Fujiwara

Initial addresses

1. UNESCO SHS, Chief of Section, 2. CIPSH, Secretary General J. Crowley and L. Oosterbeek Organisation of the debate

Vice President of Xiamen University Jian Fa Li, An Asian perspectiva

VI.17 Professeurs Division of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science

and Technology (DLMPST)

Benedikt Loewe Logic, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science and

Technology

Universiteit Twente Mieke Boon Can students learn from researchers? On epistemology

and metacognitive strategies

Università degli Studi di Firenze Pierluigi Minari Analytic proof systems for theory of operations

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg Stefania Centrone Proof, ground and mathesis universalis

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet Nina Gierasimczuk Logic and Learning: Serious Games in Education

Helsingin Yliopisto Inkeri Koskinen Objectivity in humanities research

VI.21 (2) Gothot Royal Anthropological Institute (RAI) / Commission on

Anthropology and Education, International Union of

Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (IUAES)

Emma Ford Anthropology and Education

Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan(Dr. Yueh-po

Huang); Research Center for Education System and Policy,

National Academy of Educatinal Research, Taiwan(Dr. Chiu-

ling Liu)

Yueh-po Huang, Chiu-ling Liu Anthropology, the Public and Educational Policy – The

Case of the Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, in

Taiwan

AISSR - University of Amsterdam Vanessa Cantinho de Jesus Teaching anthropology to children: The importance of

building a critical interrogation ethos among future

generations

VI.24 Le jeune Politecnico di Milano, DASTU – Department of Architecture

and Urban Studies, Milano, Italy; ISCTE-IUL, Lisbon, Portugal

Antonio Carvalho, Sandra Marques

Pereira

An ageing world: space and people

KU Leuven, Dept. of Architecture, Research[x]Design

Koen Coomans, Peter-Willem

Vermeersch and Ann Heylighen

The experience of older people living in an innovative

residential care facility

ISCTE-IUL, CIES Cláudia Teixeira Gomes, Rosário Mauritti Ageing in a transition world: changing territories through

educational practices

Ministry of Health and Consumer Protection, Hamburg Kai Schnackenberg VWIQ (Ambient Assistant Living for senior citizens in

Hamburg) / AGQua: two case studies in Hamburg

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1 KU Leuven, Dept. of Architecture, Research[x]Design,

2 ar-te/archipelago

1 Dries Dauwe, 2 Dirk D’herd and Ann

Heylighen

How architects address lived experience

Politecnico di Milano, DASTU Antonio Carvalho Ageing in the city: urban space for elderly living

S.VI.22 Lumière Arts, Territoires et Humanités

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) Luiz Carlos Villalta, Cláudia Andréa

Mayorga Borges

La Conférence Internationale Sud-Américaine

Territorialités et Humanités, réalisée à Belo Horizonte,

Brésil, en 2016: des académiciens et des représentants

des mouvements sociaux en dialogue

Université d’Estrémadure, Espagne Isabelle Moreels Dialogues imagologiques de l'altérité nord-sud dans le

cinéma européen du XXIe siècle

Université d’Estrémadure, Gouvernement regional

d’Estrémadure (Espagne)

José Julio García Arranz, Isabelle

Moreels, Hipólito Collado Giraldo

Itinéraires culturels d’art rupestre comme stratégie de

revitalisation de zones rurales déprimées : une

proposition pour la région d’Estrémadure (Espagne)

Université de Liège André Ozer L’érosion des littoraux, crise climatique ou anthropique ?

Université Félix-Houphouët-Boigny Tanella Boni La photographie: art et connaissance du monde et de

l'humain


C.13 Parallel sessions: Invididual Papers 9h-10h on Friday 11 August

S.I.3 Bovy Education and Environment

1 - Municipal Health of Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil;

2 - Health Care Management Course students, Federal

University of Minas Gerais, Brazil; 3 - Health Care

Management Course professor, Federal University of Minas

Gerais, Brazil

1 - Daniela de Almeida Ochoa Cruz; 2 -

Daniela Santos Serpa Siqueira; 3 - Katia

Ferreira Costa Campos, Raquel Randow,

Vanessa de Almeida Guerra

Izidora Project: intersectoriality in the transformation of

the environmental realities of the territory

Centro de Filosofia das Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa Nuno Carvalho Bruno Latour on the Anthropocene

Universitat de Barcelona Universidade de Coimbra Nelson Henrique da Silva Ferreira Agriculture in the abstract language: listening the

dichotomy ‘shepherd vs. farmer’ and re-construct the

pre-historical past of roman traditional thought

S.II.4(2) Professurs Interaction of Ideas and Culture

Uniwersytet Warszawski Filip Gołaszewski The world of crisis in the world of culture

Mahidol University International College Ruchi Agarwal An historical analysis of religious dynamism in 1970s

Thailand

Fondation Joesph Ki-Zerbo Françoise Ki-Zerbo Diversité culturelle et mondialisation : la contribution de

Joseph Ki-Zerbo

S.IV.9 (2) Thiry Réinterprétation du patrimoine culturel

Hamani Souad - Le patrimoine et le tourisme: cas de la ville arabe de

Constantine ou la médina de Constantine

- Coloration culturelle de la musique Algérienne, une

perspective interculturelle en dynamique

Institut d'Enseignement Supérieur d'Antsirabe-

Vakinankaratra (IES-AV), Université d’Antananarivo,

Madagascar

Jean Jules Harijaona, Elisa Rafitoson,

Juliana Andrianarisoa and Mihaja

Randrianja

De la fracture numerique a l'inconscience numerique a

madagascar

S.IV.10 Pousseur Literature and Migration

Jawaharlal Nehru University Amrapali Saha One Part Fiction, One Part History: The Whole Story of a

Controversy

University of Exeter, UK Sandra Daroczi To read or to read more: reading as an avenue to the

other

Wayne State University Nour Seblini Panopticons Migrate Too and Give Birth to Criminals: The

Case Study of a Turkish Muslim ‘Sultan’ in Elif Shafak’s

Honour

S.V.12 Le jeune Reinterpretating means of historical analysis

International Institute of Social Studies (Erasmus University) Helen Hintjens, Rafiki Ubaldo Negotiating Shared Identities after Genocide: The

relaunch of Orchestre Impala in Rwanda

Common.Langage Nicolas Monnot, Maria Berri Active memory

Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla Vikram Bhardwaj Gods and Cults: Folk Traditions and Cultural Memory in

the Shimla Hills

S.VI.18 Lumière Transformation and creativity

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG), Brazil Bruno Cesar Burin Maracia Poetics of emptiness: the scenic creation in transit

University of Warsaw Jakub Dadlez Replacements of Thinking and Triple Structures: The

Early Modern vs. the Contemporary Times

University of Pavia, Italy Mariachiara Angelucci Ancient History as a paradigm in the education process:

national identities and supranational perspectives

Gipri, Colombia Guillermo Muñoz, Judith Trujillo, Carlos

Rodríguez

Philosophical perspectives and reflection on culture,

landscape and human representation languages

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