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Compte-rendu du Rendez-vous du CEDEJ « La Cité des Morts au Caire, une merveille en danger » avec Galila El Kadi
No full textLe 31 mars dernier, nous avons eu le plaisir d’accueillir Galila El Kadi, directrice de recherche émérite à l’Institut de recherche pour le Développement, pour un Rendez-vous du CEDEJ intitulé « La Cité des Morts au Caire, une merveille en danger ». En introduction, Agnès Deboulet, directrice du CEDEJ, rappelle que les nécropoles sont une des spécificités de la capitale égyptienne. Elles ont une histoire très longue et sont au cœur de l’actualité du fait de démolitions réalisées en juillet 20..
CEDEJ Khartoum Newsletter
No full textYou will find enclosed the first five newsletters of CEDEJ Khartoum Newsletter 5 Cedej Khartoum March 2018 June 2018 Newsletter 4 Cedej Khartoum October 2017 February 2018 Newsletter 3 Cedej Kartoum June to September 2017 Newsletter 2 Cedej Khartoum February May 2017 Newsletter 1 Cedej Kartou
Revues de presse
No full textLes Revues de presse Ville, Ressources, Economie, Politique, Société, ainsi que les revues Thématiques, rédigées par les étudiants du DEAC, sont accessibles en ligne sur le site du CEDEJ : http://cedej-eg.org/index.php/rpcedej/?lang=f
Compte rendu du webinaire « Eco-tourism: a possible pathway towards sustainable economic development »
No full textThe CEDEJ Environment and Social Policies Seminar Series: Eco-tourism“We’re in a situation where, if we want to avoid catastrophic climate change, eco-tourism is probably the only strategy for the future of tourism. It may be not a simple prospect, but it sure is a necessary one.”-Simone Abram On the 17th of February, another event of the CEDEJ Environment and Social Policies Seminar Series took place and was moderated by FES program manager Waleed Mansour and CEDEJ representative Agnès Debou..
Phd Seminars At CEDEJ
No full textThese last months different Phd seminars were held at the Cedej center for Phd students supported by the Cedej. Each seminar gathered sudanese, french, foreigners researchers and Phd students interested or specialized on the topic of the seminar. Mai Azzam has presented her research the 6th of March on the youth religious identities in the Sufi orders. For more information about Mai Azzam and her research: http://cedejsudan.hypotheses.org/236 . Mai Azzam has a Cedej scholarships for her Phd...
Phd Seminars At CEDEJ
No full textThese last months different Phd seminars were held at the Cedej center for Phd students supported by the Cedej. Each seminar gathered sudanese, french, foreigners researchers and Phd students interested or specialized on the topic of the seminar. Mai Azzam has presented her research the 6th of March on the youth religious identities in the Sufi orders. For more information about Mai Azzam and her research: http://cedejsudan.hypotheses.org/236 . Mai Azzam has a Cedej scholarships for her Phd...
The CEDEJ Cairo in Khartoum
No full textThe Director of the CEDEJ Cairo, M. Bernard Rougier, and M. Roman Stadnicky, researcher at the CEDEJ had visited Khartoum during November in order to meet the Khartoum team. During this work visit they attended a presentation of the team and researchers of the CEDEJ Khartoum, a conference at the University of Khartoum. At the presentation of the CEDEJ team the participants were : Bernard Rougier (Director of CEDEJ), Alice Franck (Coordinator of CEDEJ Khartoum), Roman Stadnicki (Researcher at ..
Middle Eastern Cities in a Time of Climate Crisis
No full textThe climate crisis is hitting around the world, including in the Middle East and its cities. Urban regions are exposed to increasingly frequent heat waves and floods that leave decision makers without immediate answers. In the context of this global crisis, this book addresses the need for a better understanding of the current model of urban expansion. Cities are major sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions but they are also celebrated for their contribution to economic growth. The current moment is one of a large paradigm shift as climate change is now recognized as a legitimate public problem. This is especially true for city dwellers, who are increasingly exposed to climate change, the loss of biodiversity and heavy pollution while natural breathing spaces continue to shrink around them. The sixteen chapters of this book do not offer any off-the-rack or technical solutions, but they analyze the urban conundrum and the contribution of cities to the climate crisis. Some chapters focus on individual car ownership, land privatization, waste management and land use changes under the guise of development. Others explore local and contextual answers to urban governance issues. With the support of CEDEJ and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, researchers, experts and civil society actors explore the ongoing transformations of Middle Eastern urban environments and mobilities and question them in relation to the climate crisis. The contributions are based on empirical knowledge gathered in the Nile Delta, the Greater Cairo Region, Riyadh and Beirut. Without concessions to mainstream thinking, this book contributes to a better understanding of urban challenges, climate threats and policy responses in contexts marked by growing environmental inequalities
Middle Eastern Cities in a Time of Climate Crisis
No full textThe climate crisis is hitting around the world, including in the Middle East and its cities. Urban regions are exposed to increasingly frequent heat waves and floods that leave decision makers without immediate answers. In the context of this global crisis, this book addresses the need for a better understanding of the current model of urban expansion. Cities are major sources of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions but they are also celebrated for their contribution to economic growth. The current moment is one of a large paradigm shift as climate change is now recognized as a legitimate public problem. This is especially true for city dwellers, who are increasingly exposed to climate change, the loss of biodiversity and heavy pollution while natural breathing spaces continue to shrink around them. The sixteen chapters of this book do not offer any off-the-rack or technical solutions, but they analyze the urban conundrum and the contribution of cities to the climate crisis. Some chapters focus on individual car ownership, land privatization, waste management and land use changes under the guise of development. Others explore local and contextual answers to urban governance issues. With the support of CEDEJ and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, researchers, experts and civil society actors explore the ongoing transformations of Middle Eastern urban environments and mobilities and question them in relation to the climate crisis. The contributions are based on empirical knowledge gathered in the Nile Delta, the Greater Cairo Region, Riyadh and Beirut. Without concessions to mainstream thinking, this book contributes to a better understanding of urban challenges, climate threats and policy responses in contexts marked by growing environmental inequalities
Bourses du CEDEJ (Egypte et Soudan)
No full textBourses du CEDEJ (Égypte/Soudan) : Bourse de courte durée 2013 du CEDEJ/Soudan pour un travail de terrain au Soudan Aide à la mobilité internationale du CEDEJ/Soudan 2013 pour les doctorants Aide à la mobilité internationale (bas de la page) du CEDEJ/Égypte 2013 pour les doctorants Disciplines couvertes : anthropologie sociologie, géographie science politique économie histoire droi
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