Bye Bye MMXI, hello MMXII
Bye bye MMXI, it was quite an incredible year and MMXII is the Year of the Dragon. Cosmo people, stay tuned, there’s a lot of projects ahead!
Tribute to Will Kymlicka’s Citizenship, Democracy and Ethnocultural Diversity Newsletter
I discovered Will Kymlicka in 1997 thanks to a very insightful presentation of my dear friend Isabelle Schulte-Tenckhoff. It totally changed my thesis and I owe him more than words […]
Baroque assessment of English Language Teaching
And my other PPT…TESL, as announced long ago and finally produced, thanks to my spring clean-up;-)
Read Barber’s Consumed
I updated this note and certainly invite you to read this brilliant essay! More bibliographical notes (click here) Barber, B. (2007). Consumed: How Markets Corrupt Children, Infantilize Adults and Swallow Citizens Whole, W.W. Norton and Company. 5: On the potency of adolescent culture, liberals and conservatives agree. Writes Robert J. […]
François Crépeau
Congratulations to my friend François Crépeau who has been appointed since 1 January 2009, Hans & Tamar Oppenheimer Professor of Public International Law, at the Faculty of Law of McGill University. **************************************************** FRANÇOIS CRÉPEAU Lauréat Trudeau Fellow 2008-2011 Professeur Hans & Tamar Oppenheimer de Droit International Public Hans & Tamar […]
Geneviève Koubi
Koubi is a fine french law professor with a very independent mind, find some blogs and websites regarding her research and form your own opinion. It’s all in french but I’d be happy to give some insight if I can…
Just out of the press…
Détail de l’ouvrage recto • verso L’ANGLAIS ET LES CULTURES : CARREFOUR OU FRONTIÈRE ? Droit et Culture n°54 COMMUNICATION, MÉDIAS EDUCATION LANGUE La place de l’anglais est devenue un sujet de controverse qui laisse peu d’espace à une évocation des aspects positifs d’une langue internationale démocratiquement répandue. Ces contributions […]
