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Afrique et mondialisation, regards croisés

Afrique et mondialisation, regards croisés

Instructors: Bertrand Badie

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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

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13 modules

Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

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2 weeks at 10 hours a week

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Au-delà des relations internationales classiques, le processus de mondialisation mobilise quantité d'acteurs économiques, sociaux et culturels, individuels et collectifs, qui agissent dans l'espace mondial. Nous étudions ensemble, Africains, Latino-américains et Européens, comment il en dérive de nouvelles relations internationales. Ce cours prend sa source dans les approches sociologique et historique françaises des relations internationales, comme celles promues en Afrique et en Amérique latine.

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Avec Bertrand Badie.

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1 video1 reading1 discussion prompt

Avec Bertrand Badie. | Notre monde globalisé nécessite une nouvelle approche de l’international, en rupture avec les théories classiques.

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Avec Bertrand Badie, Papa Samba Ndiaye, Atta El Battahani et Marie-Françoise Durand. | Les principaux indicateurs économiques et sociaux montrent un monde inégal et instable.

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4 videos2 readings

Avec Folashadé Soule-Kohndou et Papa Samba Ndiaye. |De nouveaux types d’intégration, et particulièrement des constructions régionales fragiles, remettent en question le territoire de l’État-nation.

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2 videos2 readings1 assignment

Avec Bertrand Badie et Papa Samba Ndiaye. | Les États-nation ne sont plus les seuls acteurs internationaux. De nombreux groupes et 7 milliards d’individus sont aujourd’hui des acteurs potentiels du système international.

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Avec Marie-Françoise Durand, Papa Samba Ndiaye et Carlos Milani. | La mondialisation est un processus complexe qui remet en question les principaux aspects de l’ordre mondial.