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le 14 mars dernier par le LL.M in International and European Business Law sous la direction du professeur "Employees' inventions : comparative perspective (US, EU and Japan)"

discussions will include new British nuclear posture and defense and security industrial strategy more specifically The Institute of Defense and Strategic Studies (IESD) invites Andrew Dorman and Matthew Uttley (Kings College) Comparée) and Olivier Zajec (Université Jean Moulin Lyon III) to discuss "The Intagrated Review and the future Conférence thématique : The Intagrated Review and the future of EU-UK Defence Relations

Stankiewicz Adjunct Director LLM in International and European Business Law University of Limoges Conférence secrets : a comparative analysis from US, Japan and EU perspectives"

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lors d'une conférence intitulée "Making Foreign and Defense Policy in the Age Of Trump: Who Decides?" Conférence : "Making Foreign and Defense Policy in the Age Of Trump: Who Decides?"

éditrice du Stanford Law Review et du Stanford Law and Policy Review. Elle a obtenu un bachelor en sociologie Norms in U.S. Education: Racist Speech, Equality, and Diversity on University Campuses

Encyclopaedic Knowledge Development: Motivations,Forms and Impacts

literature and film through the lens of postcolonial theories indigenous studies diaspora and ecocriticism of Supernatural Sinophone Taiwan and Beyond Cambria Press 2016 and Remapping the Contested Sinosphere suivant From Detention to Devotion Historical Horror and Gaming Politics in Taiwan. Chia-rong Wu University Associate Professor in the Department of Global Cultural and Language Studies at the University of Canterbury Sinosphere The Cross-cultural Landscape and Ethnoscape of Taiwan Cambria Press 2020 . His third book project is | From Detention to Devotion: Historical Horror and Gaming Politics in Taiwan.

Filmmaking of the China Dream: Narratives, Witnesses and Marginal Space

expert in political and social philosophy very influential in Japan China Korean and Europe. He studies political economics and he has a doctorate frome the University of Munich. He taught political and social theory of civil society public sphere and secularism articulating the local and global levels within a conception political theory on conceptions of civil society and modernity Established explanations are questioned of the meaning of the Paris event from a global and comparative perspective. The seminar has two parts Yamahi Naoshi, Professeur émérite, Tokyo University and Alain-Marc Rieu, Professeur de Philosophie, Université After Paris January 2015: Modernity, civil society and secularism - A comparative perspective