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Working Paper / Power 2 Youth program; This paper offers a comparative overview of both country and issue-based case studies prepared for the Power2Youth Work Package dedicated to analysis of policy/institutional factors of youth exclusion/inclusion in the South East of the Mediterranean. It begins by clarifying the theoretical and methodological presuppositions mobilized to address the concepts of ‘youth’ and public action. Next it reviews the four sectoral policy fields selected for the research, namely: employment, migration, family and spatial planning. Finally, it analyses governmental techniques at work in the six country case studies (Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Tunisia and Turkey).

This work has been supported by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement 813211 (POEMA); An ideal of polynomials is symmetric if it is closed under permutations of variables. We relate general symmetric ideals to the so called Specht ideals generated by all Specht polynomials of a given shape. We show a connection between the leading monomials of polynomials in the ideal and the Specht polynomials contained in the ideal. This provides applications in several contexts. Most notably, this connection gives information about the solutions of the corresponding set of equations. From another perspective, it restricts the isotypic decomposition of the ideal viewed as a representation of the symmetric group.

Communiqué de presse dans la newsletter n° 9 du 08/09/2020 publié sur le site intranet de INRAE de Dijon.; Il y a peu de temps, la population française vivait une période inédite : neuf semaines confinées à la maison. Des chercheurs du CSGA se sont intéressées à l'impact du confinement sur les habitudes alimentaires en déployant une vaste enquête auprès de 500 parents d'enfants de 3-11 ans.

Communication invitée au Workshop "low-dimensional thermoelectric nanomaterials", NANCY, FRANCE

Deuxième livrable de l'UPPA dans le cadre du programme européen IMPACT-AE

Newsstand in Chaotianmen (朝天门), near the confluence of the Jialing river (嘉陵江) and the Yangzte (长江). It offers a library service as well. Readers may borrow books from the collection available for 1 yuan a day. There is no need to register or ask for a reader's card. Trust is taken for granted, and it seems to work. According to the seller, never has a reader forgotten to return a book.

Carnets de l'IREMAM; En avril 2015, quatre années après le début du « printemps arabe », le paysage régional incite ses analystes à une modestie… raisonnée. Aucune des grandes transformations à l’œuvre aujourd’hui n’était totalement absente du spectre des premières prévisions : ni la puissante dynamique contre révolutionnaire d’abord, ni les louvoiements stratégiques et éthiques des Occidentaux, dans le choix de leurs partenaires, égyptiens ou syriens notamment. Ces quatre années ont vu s’affirmer spectaculairement la capacité de l’Islam politique à franchir à nouveau avec succès, le seuil, tunisien cette fois, de la démocratie et, à l’opposé, se dresser la puissante lame de fond jihadiste.Certaines évolutions ont été nettement moins anticipées que d’autres. Partout dans la région, la poussée protestataire qui a débouché sur le renversement du Président Zine al Abidine Ben Ali a, dans tous les cas, fait entrer le Maghreb et le Moyen Orient dans une ère dont, malgré l’ampleur des revers et des coûts humains, il n’est pas possible aujourd’hui de sous-estimer ni la dimension positive ni l’irréversibilité.

A view of a new bridge being built from the northern to the southern river bank. Illuminated in the background on the far right we can see the Opera House. Picture taken from Hong Ya Dong.

These are the preliminary findings on European Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) in a Global Context produced by the European project, Interco-SSH, which examines the processes of institutionalization and internationalization of the social sciences and humanities.; The SSH form an increasingly global field of research and training. Research output has during the past three decades expanded considerably in almost every part of the world, transnational connections and collaborations have gained more weight, and English has become the lingua franca of international communication.This globalizing field of the SSH is strongly dominated by Western countries in terms ofresearch capacity and publication outlets, and even more so with regard to scholarly recognition and prestige (as measured by citations and prizes). At the global level the SSH display a duopolistic structure, with a North American-European core, various semi-peripheral and multiple peripheral regions and countries.One of the most important changes in this global system has been the rise of Europe, which in terms of research output (articles, books) and research organizations (networks, journals,professional associations) is on a level that is roughly comparable to that of North America. Ina relatively short period of time, mainly since the 1990s, a European infrastructure has emerged (funding programs, journals, professional associations) that has reshaped the research and publication process in the SSH in the region. The EC Framework programmes played a structuring role in fostering intra-European collaboration involving smaller countries and their institutions.