Cours 23/24
séance 1
Cours séance 1 - Giovedi 14 Settembre 2023
Manuel utilisé « Dieci », Alma Edizioni
Obiettivi:
Imparare l’alfabeto e la pronuncia in italiano
come si scrive
lettere e numeri
salutare e presentarsi
capire una presentazione
Gioco dell’alfabeto : scrivi le parole che conosci : alla lavagna
Espressione orale : facciamo lo spelling del proprio nome
Impariamo a contare : gioco di memorizzazione dei numeri (0-20)
Espressione orale : mi presento (nome)
- Enseignant: Bérénice Montali
Cette conférence de méthode, qui s’étale sur 2 semestres, a pour objectif principal de familiariser les étudiants aux méthodes qualitatives et quantitatives utilisées en sciences sociales. Son objectif est de transmettre des techniques, des outils, des connaissances et des pratiques en vue de la réalisation d’une enquête de sciences sociales qui doit avoir pour thème « travail et politique ».
Ce faisant, le cours poursuit 3 objectifs spécifiques :
- Habituer les étudiants à rompre avec le sens commun et à acquérir un regard sociologique sur des phénomènes sociaux
- Les familiariser avec la méthodologie en sciences sociales, d’abord d’un point de vue théorique, à travers la lecture active d’articles scientifiques traitant des retours d’expérience de terrains/recherche de sociologues et de politistes ;
- Leur faire découvrir la méthodologie d’un point de vue pratique, en apprenant à maîtriser les techniques de l’entretien semi-directif (le plus usité) et l’observation sociologique.
- Enseignant: Alexandre Fauquette
Principles of International Security
Dr. Carl Rihan
This course is expected to provide students with foundations in the field of international
security and the highly-related field of foreign policy. It will seek to provide students with the
“essentials toolbox” that would allow them to make analytical sense of the current and
emerging international challenges and their impact on the peace, stability, and security of
States, societies, and ecosystems. The course will address the theoretical underpinnings of
security studies and the ensuing practice, before exploring the causes of wars, key notions such
as Grand Strategy and Doctrine, classical approaches to State security such as military
effectiveness, classical and post-classical deterrence, nuclear weapons, and collective security.
The course will then explore a first generation of challenges that conventional approaches to
security have faced, ranging from the role of decolonization and interventionism in the creation
of world systems and unconventional logics of violence including proxy warfare, insurgency
and counter-insurgency. Students will ultimately explore the second generation of challenges
which relate to the post-1990 period including “Pax Americana”, the notion of “imperial
overstretch”, terrorism and the “War on Terror”. The course will conclude with an exploration
of emerging challenges including illicit financial flows (IFFs), the financing of terrorism, the
changing nature of intelligence and surveillance, cybersecurity, and cryptocurrencies.
- Enseignant: Carl Rihan