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Usquare, situé au coin du boulevard Général Jacques et de l'avenue de la Couronne à Bruxelles.

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6e Rencontre Élisée Reclus : Inaction climatique, une crise de notre civilisation ? CONVERGEONS pour AGIR

Les 5èmes Rencontres Élisée Reclus ont permis de prendre la mesure des urgences, des crises et des problématiques actuelles. L'un des constats récurrents a été l'évidente inaction généralisée. En vertu du slogan "apprendre, comprendre et agir", il est nécessaire de se confronter à la question de l'impuissance citoyenne : bien que des connaissances aient été acquises, il semble qu'une compréhension véritable manque encore, ou que, malgré une compréhension acquise, les moyens d'agir restent flous. C'est pour cette raison que la 6ème Rencontre est proposée, afin de construire ensemble des activités et engagements futurs.
Seminaire Alex

USquare (corner of Boulevard Général Jacques and Avenue de la Couronne), room A.0.05

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How can researchers quickly and effectively find the right individuals with whom to conduct interdisciplinary research? (in French)

Presented by Alexandre Desaubry (SONYA) Although interdisciplinary research is recognized as an intriguing perspective for the production of scientific knowledge, especially for the study of socio-ecological transitions, there are obstacles in this regard. For instance, knowledge of the strengths and skills within research organizations is crucial but proves to be a significant challenge. How can researchers quickly and effectively find the right individuals with whom to conduct interdisciplinary research?
Affiche Conference Plant Ethics

Université libre de Bruxelles - Salle de bibliothèque du CIERL, 17 avenue Roosevelt, 1000 Bruxelles

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New perspectives in plant ethics

The aim of this symposium is to bring together researchers from the academic world and practitioners in the field to discuss the new ethical issues raised by our relationship with the plant world. The organizers, therefore, invite speakers to submit papers in the (non-exhaustive) fields of philosophy and ethics, applied ethics, biology, agronomy, forestry, law, environmental history, anthropology or ethnobotany that integrate the ethical dimension of our relationship with plants. free entrance, no registration
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Institut d'études européennes, Salle Kant

Participation and protest in environmental law: civic space and uninvited participation

Co-organized with the Centre de Droit Européen with Maria Lee, Professor of Law, Faculty of Laws, SLASH, University College London and Chiara Armeni, Professor of environmental law, Centre de droit européen - Faculté de Droit et Criminologie, Université Libre de Bruxelles The seminar will be followed by a short coffee break in the Hall 39 right in front of the Room Geremek between 3:30-4:30 pm.