Faith and politics can clash when communities feel that it is desirable to take local governance into their own hands. For the closing panel, activists and academics will discuss local politics, community interaction and the boundaries of religious observance in secular life, particularly with regard to the notion of Trust. Trust, Faith & governance: J. Siddiqi, Activist / P. Winicki, Consultant Church & civil society: A. Artaud, Researcher GSRL / D. Barclay, Activist CTC Chair: M. Cohen, Researcher CNRS / Discussant: S. Hussain, Academic Coventry
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : religions, action sociale, paris et londres

Table ronde « L’Islam rebelle : quels fondements textuels et historiques ? » Avec : Cyrille Aillet, maître de conférences, Université Lumière Lyon 2 Pascal Buresi, directeur de recherche, CNRS-CIHAM, directeur d’études, EHESS, directeur de l’IISMM François Burgat, directeur de recherche, CNRS-Institut de recherches et d’études sur le monde arabe et musulman (IREMAM) Rémy Madinier, chargé de recherche, CNRS-Centre Asie du Sud-Est Gabriel Martinez-Gros, professeur d’histoire médiévale du monde musulman, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense Enregistré le vendredi 10 octobre 2014 17èmes Rendez-vous de l’histoire “Les Rebelles” du 9 au 12 octobre 2014, Blois Audio uniquement
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : Islam, histoire, histoire des religions

Since the fall-out from the Paris attacks and alongside the rise in nationalism across Europe, faith leaders have sought to improve community relations. This panel brings together practitioners and researchers to discuss the notion of interreligious encounter in relation to social action and its potential to generate constructive communication. Leadership & social action: H. Gluck, Rabbi Stamford Hill / M. Bajrafil, Imam Ivry Encounter & social action: D. Pinto, Researcher Ind. / S. Hathroubi, Activist FEU Chair: N. Gole, Academic EHESS / Discussant: A. Benveniste, Researcher Paris 8
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : religions, action sociale, paris et londres

Since the fall-out from the Paris attacks and alongside the rise in nationalism across Europe, faith leaders have sought to improve community relations. This panel brings together practitioners and researchers to discuss the notion of interreligious encounter in relation to social action and its potential to generate constructive communication. Leadership & social action: H. Gluck, Rabbi Stamford Hill / M. Bajrafil, Imam Ivry Encounter & social action: D. Pinto, Researcher Ind. / S. Hathroubi, Activist FEU Chair: N. Gole, Academic EHESS / Discussant: A. Benveniste, Researcher Paris 8
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : religions, action sociale, paris et londres

Since the fall-out from the Paris attacks and alongside the rise in nationalism across Europe, faith leaders have sought to improve community relations. This panel brings together practitioners and researchers to discuss the notion of interreligious encounter in relation to social action and its potential to generate constructive communication. Leadership & social action: H. Gluck, Rabbi Stamford Hill / M. Bajrafil, Imam Ivry Encounter & social action: D. Pinto, Researcher Ind. / S. Hathroubi, Activist FEU Chair: N. Gole, Academic EHESS / Discussant: A. Benveniste, Researcher Paris 8
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : religions, action sociale, paris et londres

Since the fall-out from the Paris attacks and alongside the rise in nationalism across Europe, faith leaders have sought to improve community relations. This panel brings together practitioners and researchers to discuss the notion of interreligious encounter in relation to social action and its potential to generate constructive communication. Leadership & social action: H. Gluck, Rabbi Stamford Hill / M. Bajrafil, Imam Ivry Encounter & social action: D. Pinto, Researcher Ind. / S. Hathroubi, Activist FEU Chair: N. Gole, Academic EHESS / Discussant: A. Benveniste, Researcher Paris 8
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : religions, action sociale, paris et londres

While in London civil society is often openly infused with religious values, social initiative in Paris and its periphery is structured by laïcité. This panel explores theseconceptions of state secularism and questions the realities of these ‘models’ within local urban contexts as ideas of class, race and religious identity increasingly intersect. Laïcité & community (quarters): B. Gidley, Academic Birkbeck / A. Alimi, Barrister Laïcité & workplace: E. Barthelemy, Dir. Mozaik RH /O. Kahn, Dir. Runnymede Trust Chair: S. Cohen, Dir. Woolf Institute / Discussant: H. Karimi, Researcher Strasbourg
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : religions, action sociale, paris et londres

Huit chercheuses appartenant à plusieurs équipes du LabEx ont posé leur caméra dans l’Abbaye de la Trappe en septembre 2013, pour réaliser quatre portraits de moines. Elles présenteront les résultats de leur travail, dans le champ et hors-champ.
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : sociologie, ethnologie, Epistémologie, Philosophie des sciences et des techniques, christianisme, sciences des religions, Sociologie des cultures, sciences de la société, Sciences de l’homme, anthropologie, coutumes religieuse

Jean Baubérot (EPHE) 
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : laïcités, sciences des religions

Débat présidé par François De Polignac (EPHE) Jean Baubérot (EPHE) et Jean-Paul Willaime (EPHE)
Mot(s) clés libre(s) : laïcités, sciences des religions