In early June, The Tocqueville Society hosted its annual conference, which took place this year at the American University of Paris. Organized around the theme “Autocratie vs. Démocratie”, the conference […]
MoreDear Readers, This coming week is an important one for Tocqueville 21 and our sponsors at the Center for Critical Democracy Studies and The Tocqueville Review. On June 2-3, The […]
MoreOn Monday February 13th, the Center for Critical Democracy Studies will be hosting a presentation by Professor Christopher Heckstroth (University of Cambridge) titled The Democratic Prince: A Realist Theory of […]
MoreOn Friday, October 14th, the Center for Critical Democracy Studies will be hosting a book launch for Professor Umut Korkut’s (Glasgow Caledonian University) new co-edited volume with Professor James […]
MoreMay 1, 18h30 (CET) The Case of Ourika Zoom REGISTER HERE The extended CCDS community is invited to the talk “The Case of Ourika: Children, the French Slave Trade and […]
MoreApril 12, 17h00 (CET) Clara Rachel Eybalin Casséus Francophonie Through Decoloniality Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE Clara Rachel Eybalin Casséus will present her latest book, Une Caraïbe décoloniale: […]
MoreMarch 23, 17h00 (CET) Julian Culp (AUP) Democratic Citizenship Education in Digitized Societies Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE In this paper I offer a new conceptualization […]
MoreDATE TBD Delphine Dogot (Law of Université catholique de Lille) Augmented Order: The Ordering Promises Of Blockchain Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE Blockchain technologies are deployed […]
MoreFebruary 10, 17h00 (CET) Jessica Feldman (AUP) Technology, Activism and the Social Good Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE The American University of Paris invites you to […]
MoreOur director Stephen Sawyer will be giving a talk entitled “The Birth of the Democratic Social Contract, 1800-1850” at the SPOT seminar on Political Theory at Sciences Po on February […]
MoreJanuary 28, 18h00 (CET) Ambassador Muriel Domenach Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE In conjunction with the D.Rad comparative research project on radicalization trends and deradicalization policies in Europe […]
MoreFebruary 9, 17h00 (CET) Peter Stone (Trinity College Dublin) Why Open Democracy? Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE ABSTRACT This paper examines open democracy, the conception of democracy […]
MoreThe Netanyahus : A Reading and Talk with Joshua Cohen Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at 19:30 10, rue du Général Camou, 75007 Paris Please RSVP for in-person attendance (limited) or […]
MoreJanuary 19, 18ho0 (CET) Paola Monachesi Mediating Sustainable Cities Remote REGISTER HERE What is the relation between digital and environmental sustainability? How can data contribute to a more sustainable […]
MoreThe CCDS events program commenced with a lecture entitled, “How Should Republicans Conceive of Transnational Solidarity?” given by Dr. Miriam Ronzoni in conjunction with the Contemporary European Democratic Theory lecture […]
MoreDecember 8, 17h30 (CET) Marc Hecker (IFRI) and Élie Tenenbaum (IFRI) The End of the War on Terror? Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE It has already been […]
MoreDecember 7, 18h30 (CET) Jennifer Anne Boittin (Penn State University) Undesirable: Passionate Mobility and Women’s Defiance of French Colonial Policing 1919-1952 Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE This presentation […]
MoreDecember 8, 17h30 (CET) Marc Hecker (IFRI) and Élie Tenenbaum (IFRI) The End of the War on Terror? Hybrid: Remote/American University of Paris REGISTER HERE It has already been […]
MoreThe aim of the lecture series is to both explore the current state of the start of contemporary European democratic theory and explore its future. Rather than starting from a […]
MoreThe Center for Critical Democracy Studies is hosting Chiara Cordelli for a talk entitled “The Privatized State.” Prof. Cordelli will be discussing a chapter of her recent book with the […]
MoreRESCHEDULED: NOVEMBER 22, 18h30 (CET) Carlo Burelli (University of Genova) and Enrico Biale (University of Piemonte Orientale) SHOULD THE PEOPLE CONTROL PUBLIC SPENDING? A NORMATIVE ASSESSMENT OF BALANCED BUDGET […]
MoreThe aim of the lecture series is to both explore the current state of the start of contemporary European democratic theory and explore its future. Rather than starting from a […]
MoreSee below for information on an upcoming conference. Registration information can be found here. Well Being/Bien-être On-line conference organised by the The Tocqueville Society/La Société Tocqueville and The Center for Critical […]
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