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  • @cdb_77
    CDB_77 @cdb_77 22/05/2022
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    #Zoe_Leonard
    Al río / To the River

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    Over three decades Zoe Leonard (b. 1961, Liberty, New York) has gained critical acclaim for her work. Rooted in photography, Leonard’s practice extends to spatial installation and sculpture. Her art is above all the result of a finely honed observation, in which the documentary approach of photography combines with the physical and bodily act of looking. Migration and displacement, gender and sexuality, mourning and loss, cultural history and the tensions between the natural world and human-built environments are recurring themes in her work.

    This exhibition premieres Al río / To the River, a large-scale photographic work begun in 2016 which takes the Rio Grande, as it is named in the United States, or Río Bravo, as it is named in Mexico, as its subject. Leonard photographed along the 2,000 kilometres where the river is used to demarcate the boundary between the United Mexican States and the United States of America, following the river from the border cities of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and El Paso, Texas, to the Gulf of Mexico.

    Epic in scale, Al río / To the River results from close observation of both the natural and built environments shaped by and surrounding the river; from desert and mountains to cities, towns and small villages where daily life unfolds in tandem with agriculture, commerce, industry, policing, and surveillance. Leonard’s photographs focus on the accumulation of infrastructure and other constructions built into and alongside the river to control the flow of water, the passage of goods, and the movement of people: dams, levees, roads, irrigation canals, bridges, pipelines, fences and checkpoints. ‘The shifting nature of a river – which floods periodically, changes course and carves new channels – is at odds with the political task it is asked to perform,’ says Leonard.

    Al río / To the River is structured in three parts, including a Prologue and a Coda. Each part engages with photographic language, moving fluidly from abstraction to documentary to digital surveillance imagery.

    Working with a hand-held analogue camera, Leonard takes an embodied position in relation to the river. While always subjective, her view onto the river is not fixed. Crossing frequently back and forth from one side of the river to another (and thus, from one country to another), Leonard refuses a one-sided point of view and instead engages a series of shifting, changing vantage points.

    The work takes shape in passages, sequences of photographs that impart a sense of movement and emphasise actions as they unfold through time. Rather than pointing to one ‘decisive moment’ or one fixed meaning, these arrangements allow the viewer to create meaning through their own close looking.

    The materiality of photographic process is foregrounded in Leonard’s prints. Each photograph is presented as a constructed image, taken from a certain point of view, and made material through processes of selection and printing.

    In Al río / To the River, Leonard pushes back against reductive depictions of the border in mass media, and instead considers a multiplicity of powers and influences. These include commercial and industrial interests, cultural histories and familial connections that span the river, as well as the animals and plants of the region, increasingly under pressure from drought and climate change or the often contradictory human, constructions of the river itself, designated as a ‘wild and scenic’ waterway, a resource for water, and a political borderline.

    ▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=qsQz-Yj7qO8&feature=emb_logo


    ▻https://www.mudam.com/exhibitions/al-rio-to-the-river

    #art #exposition #rivière #photographie #infrastructure #pouvoir #frontières #USA #Etats-Unis #USA
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    • @cdb_77
      CDB_77 @cdb_77 22/05/2022

      Symposium | Riverine Borders: On rivers and other border materialities

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      Waterways are essential components of the living and non-living world. They shape landscapes and serve as demarcation lines – as ‘natural borders’ – between states in many parts of the world. In addition to being lines that separate, rivers and streams are also lines that connect, and borderland territories are often particularly rich places of life, interaction, passage, porosity, cross-pollination and exchange.

      Organised in the context of Zoe Leonard’s exhibition Al río / To the River, a series of lectures and the study day Riverine Borders: On rivers and other border materialities will focus on the materiality of these river borders from a territorial, geographical, and political point of view, and also from a metaphorical perspective, as arbitrary places where interests and ideologies overlap and clash.

      A number of scholars and researchers in the fields of visual arts, cultural studies, history and geography will consider the riverine border in the North American and European contexts. Their interventions are both part and a continuation of contemporary debates on the status and the (symbolic) meanings of borders. These questions of borders have gained particular momentum in recent decades. The significance of borders as a response to the rise of burgeoning nationalisms or the ongoing migration management crisis in particular, has led to a forced digitalisation of border regimes, an increase in physical and digital surveillance and the multiplication of border installations worldwide.

      This programme has been developed in conjunction with Zoe Leonard’s exhibition Al río / To the River (26.02–06.06.2022, Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean) in collaboration with partners of the UniGR-Center for Border Studies: University of Luxembourg (Geography and Spatial Planning), Universität des Saarlandes (North American Literary and Cultural Studies) and Universität Trier (Trier Center for American Studies).

      Schedule of the study day (20.05.2022):

      09h00: Possibility to visit the exhibition, to discover the student project Borderland stories at Mudam Studio, and small breakfast at Mudam Café
      09h45: Welcoming and small introduction
      10h00: First section on the materiality of the river: #Rebekka_Kanesu, Dr. #Ifor_Duncan, Dr. C. J. Alvarez (30 minutes each + discussion)
      12h30: Lunch break, possibility to visit the exhibition, and to discover the student project Borderland stories at Mudam Studio
      14h00–16h30: Second section on the river as a metaphor: #Elisabeth_Lebovici & #Catherine_Facerias, Dr. #Daniela_Johannes, Prof. Dr. #Astrid_Fellner (30 minutes each + discussion)
      17h00: Closing and final discussion

      Rebekka Kanesu
      Liquid lines – an exploration of hydrosocial borders
      In this talk, I question when and how a river is made into a ‘marker of division’, ‘an engine of connectivity’ or no border at all. Rivers as borders challenge common understandings of seemingly static (political) borders. Rather than building simple cartographic lines for territorial separation, rivers are constantly in motion and shift their shape according to seasonal changes and their hydromorphology. In addition to their role as visible demarcation, they simultaneously serve multiple functions, such as infrastructure for navigation and energy production, as source of fresh water, recreational space, wastewater discharge or aquatic ecosystem. Rivers are hydrological and social entities, which complicates their use as border. By analysing the hydrosociality of the Mosel River, the border river that crosses and builds the borders between France, Luxembourg, and Germany, I argue for a more dynamic and complex perspective on borders. The discussion of different examples of material-discursive practices that shape(d) the Mosel as border will show the tensions, connections, attempts of control and forms of resistance that are negotiated between different human and non-human actors in the process of border making. By looking at the Mosel as a three-dimensional liquid space and by considering its directionality and materiality, I will explore the contingent forms of hydrosocial border making that may open up new understandings of border spaces.

      Rebekka Kanesu is a PhD candidate in human geography at the Department of Spatial and Environmental Sciences at Trier University. She has a background in social and cultural anthropology and is interested in topics that encompass human-environment relations, political ecology, and more-than-human geographies in connection to border studies. In her PhD project ‘Liquid Lines – on rivers and borders in the Anthropocene’ she studies the relation between people, fish and the transboundary Mosel river as infrastructure from a political ecology perspective.

      Dr. Ifor Duncan
      Weaponising a River
      This talk investigates the production of the Evros, Meriç, Martisa river – ‘land’ border between Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria – as a border technology. From its main course to its delta, this fluvial frontier is weighted with the crossings of asylum seekers and systematic pushbacks. I conceive of this technology as incorporating the entire hydrology of the river ecosystem, from the deadly velocities of the central course, through its muds, fogs, and flood defense walls that mark the military buffer zone that surrounds it (Zoni Asfaleias Prokalypsis (ZAP)). State impunity is in part produced by the ZAP’s enfolding of the excess of floodwaters into the excesses of sovereign territorial power. After a century of fluvio-geomorphological change since demarcation in 1926 the borderised river simultaneously riverises the border. In this way the river border is a dynamic archive of the military calculations and geopolitical decisions that make its properties treacherous in the production of increasingly perilous migration routes. Here beatings are customary, mobile phones and official documentation are thrown into the river, and, after seasonal floods, bodies wash up in the delta. In its waters and in its sediments the river border is both a weapon and an archive of the reproduction of deadly exclusionary policies enacted at the watery edges of the EU. This talk includes hydrophone recordings, interviews with asylum seekers, legal scholars, environmental scientists, and uses other time-based media.

      Ifor Duncan is a writer, artist and inter-disciplinary researcher who focuses on the overlaps between political violence and water ecosystems. He is postdoctoral fellow in Environmental Humanities at Ca’ Foscari University, Venice. Ifor holds a PhD from the Centre for Research Architecture, Goldsmiths, entitled Hydrology of the Powerless and is developing a book project Necro-Hydrology, a concept which exists where the knowledge and corresponding management of water – in its multiple forms – is produced as adversarial to life and positions human and environmental justice as intrinsically connected. Ifor is also a visiting lecturer at the Royal College of Art.

      Dr. C. J. Alvarez
      Three Ways to Think about River History with Examples from the Rio Grande
      The #Rio_Grande is a very long river without much water in it. Yet even though sections of it often run dry, it nonetheless plays an important role in multiple kinds of historical narratives because of the great distance it travels from the high, snow-covered Rocky Mountains, through the arid desert, and down to the subtropical Gulf of Mexico. Over more than 3,000 km it moves through radically different environments and cultures and this complexity is compounded by the fact that part of the river has been converted into a political border. During my years of research about the United States-Mexico divide and the Chihuahuan Desert I have spent a lot of time on the banks of the Rio Grande all along its length. From those experiences I developed three largely distinct ways of looking at the river. Each point of view has led to different research questions about it. Here are the three questions: What is the river’s nature? How have people interacted with it? How have politics been superimposed upon it? Sometimes there is overlap between the answers to these questions, but in general they produce different kinds of narratives and help us develop different ways of seeing the nonhuman world. This talk is designed to familiarise you with a particularly fascinating North American river, but it is also intended to pass along a set of intellectual frameworks that can be applied to any other waterway on the planet.

      C. J. Alvarez grew up in Las Cruces, New Mexico. He studied art history at Stanford and Harvard and received his doctorate in history from the University of Chicago. He is currently an associate professor in the department of Mexican American and Latina/o Studies at the University of Texas at Austin where he writes and teaches about the history of the U.S.-Mexico border and environmental history. He is the author of the book Border Land, Border Water: A History of Construction on the U.S.-Mexico Divide, the first broad-sweeping history of building projects on the border. He is currently writing a book about the history of the Chihuahuan Desert, the largest and least known desert in North America.

      Catherine Facerias & Elisabeth Lebovici
      Crossing over with Borderlands/La Frontera
      ‘What if I take this space that I’ve been pushed to as a lesbian, as a Mexican, as a woman, as a short person, whatever, and make this my territory... What if I start pushing to enlarge that crack so that other people can also be in it?’ (Gloria Anzaldúa, in BackTalk, Women Writers Speak Out, 1993). Thirty-five years after the publication of Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, Gloria Anzaldúa’s legacy is still vibrantly meaningful. Borderlands has become a landmark in various disciplinary fields, from literature to border studies, from Chicanx and Latinx anthropology to ecocriticism theory. A native of the Rio Grande Valley, Anzaldúa formulated the land of the border as a formative space in terms of language and identity, as well as the site of/for political and cultural resistance. Our talk will focus on the frontier as a living, shifting, ‘bridging’ and ultimately productive space for minorities cultures and subjectivities.

      Catherine Facerias is an independent researcher and writer, trained as an urban anthropologist at École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) in Paris. Her work focuses on the modes of production of public space in a built-up environment, on the terms of access to the public space and to the city in general, and on the conditions of existence in the interstices of the urban space.

      Elisabeth Lebovici is an art historian and critic living in Paris. She has been a culture editor for the daily newspaper Libération (1991–2006) and produces for her blog le-beau-vice. Formerly a HIV/AIDS activist, she is, with Catherine Facerias, a founding member of the LIG/ ‘Lesbians of General Interest’ fund. Since the 1990s, she has been involved in writing on feminism, activism, queer politics and contemporary arts. She is the author, with Catherine Gonnard, of a history of women artists in France between 1880 and the 2000’s Femmes artistes/Artistes femmes: Paris de 1880 à nos jours (Paris: Hazan, 2007). Her latest book Ce que le sida m’a fait. Art et Activisme à la fin du 20e siècle. (Zurich: JRP Ringier, ‘lectures Maison Rouge’, 2017 and 2021) (What AIDS Has Done To Me. Art and Activism at the End of the 20th century.) has received the Prix Pierre Daix 2017 in art history. Elisabeth co-curates (with Patricia Falguières and Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez) an ongoing seminar at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) in Paris titled ‘Something You Should Know: Artists and Producers’.

      Dr. Daniela Johannes
      Cry me a River: Water Affects and Womanhood in Borderlands Chicanx Literature
      The central archetype of the cautionary tale of La Llorona – the weeping mother-ghost of the Mexico-US border folklore – is the woman who failed at role-modeling motherhood and is thereafter condemned to cry for her lost children at the riverbanks. The image of the flowing river, once a symbolism of the never-ending flow of life, is here a symbolism of death, drowning and depth, in a confluent relation with the woman’s tears that flow in an out-of-control manner. This way, the archetype serves not only to instill the urge of motherhood, but to talk women out of the unwanted womanhood, associated with the stereotypes of being overtly emotional, irritable and irrational. In contemporary borderlands literature, archetypes of womanhood such as La Llorona are re-envisioned, as Simerka asserts, ‘to re-define and expand the role of women beyond the traditional focus of motherhood and marriage’. Moreover, this presentation deals with how this literature re-defines the emotional responses of women in relation with the affective agencies of water, which symbolically and materially retro-permeates womankind. The affective interchanges between territorial landscape and women’s bodies reignite what Cherrie Moraga called a ‘theory in the flesh’, now inscribing borderlands geo-imaginations in women’s bodies as well as in bodies of water. While rivers serve as a tool of bordering to establish political boundaries nationhood and gender, bordering as an affective act in literature has the potential to dismantle them within the intimate territory of the body.

      Dr. Daniela Johannes is an Associate Professor of Latinx Studies at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. Her research focuses on the significance of the Sonoran Desert environment as a crucial aspect of US southern border securitisation, which propels a politics of nature as means to control life and death within the space of the nation. At West Chester, Dr. Johannes is currently the director of the Latin American and Latinx Studies Program and the Chair of Multicultural Faculty Commission within the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Office. At the regional level, she recently assumed the direction of the Greater Philadelphia Latin American Studies Consortium.

      Prof. Dr. #Astrid_Fellner
      Bridging Rivers/Undoing Borders: Queer Border Practices on the US-Mexican Border
      How can borders be undone? How can the watery surface of riverine borders shift solid demarcations and contribute to an undoing of borders? In which ways can cultural practices that bridge rivers constitute powerful counter-formations to the view of borders and #border_regimes as infrastructural events or technological operation, that is assemblages of various human actors, technology, and surveillance apparatuses? Taking into account the importance of border processes in the 21st century, this talk highlights new border epistemologies that draw on the creative potential of riverine borders to undo fixed lines. Focusing on the subversive potential of artistic border practices which queer and destabilise borders, this contribution zooms in on instances of overlapping, crisscrossing, merging, layering, and clashing of riverine borders.

      Astrid M. Fellner is Chair of North American Literary and Cultural Studies at Saarland University, Germany. She is Co-Speaker at the German Research foundation and Canadian Social Science Foundation-funded interdisciplinary International Graduate Research Training Program ‘Diversity: Mediating Difference in Transcultural Space’ that Saarland University and University of Trier are conducting with the Université de Montréal. She is also Project Leader at Saarland University of the EU-funded INTERREG Großregion VA-Project ‘University of the Greater Region Centre for Border Studies’ and is Action Coordinator of a trilingual Border Glossary, a handbook of 40 key terms in Border Studies. She has been involved in a DAAD-Eastpartnership project with Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University in Mykolaiv on the topic of ‘Bridging Borders’ since 2014. Since April 2021 she has also been a member of the interdisciplinary BMBF-project ‘Linking Borderlands,’ in which she studies border films and industrial culture of the Greater Region in comparison with the German/Polish border. Her publications include Articulating Selves: Contemporary Chicana Self-Representation (2002), Bodily Sensations: The Female Body in Late-Eighteenth-Century American Culture (forthcoming) and several edited volumes and articles in the fields of Border Studies, US Latino/a literature, Post-Revolutionary American Literature, Canadian literature, Indigenous Studies, Gender/Queer Studies, and Cultural Studies.

      Schedule of the online series of lectures:

      13.05.2022 | 18h30–20h00: Carlos Morton (University of California at Santa Barbara), The tao of Mestizaje: multiple borders, multiple bridges
      (More information and subscription: Universität des Saarlandes)
      22.03.2022: Fabio Santos (Aarhus University) | Bridging Fluid Borders: Entanglements in the French-Brazilian Borderland
      12.04.2022: Ana Gomez Laris (Universität Duisburg-Essen), on the symbolic meaning of borders and their effects on identity, considering phenomena of passing by (undocumented) migrants to the United States.

      ▻https://www.mudam.com/events/symposium-riverine-borders-on-rivers-and-other-border-materialities

      Le #symposium a été enregistré:
      ▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ_2Yiuvn7I


      (8h d’enregistrement)

      #Evros #Grèce #conférence

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  • @cede
    CéDé @cede CC BY 2/05/2022
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    public spaces and the Material presence of Empire’s Memory in Italy

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    #contestedmonuments #public_space #espace_public #Italie

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    • @cdb_77
      CDB_77 @cdb_77 2/05/2022

      Public Spaces and the Material Presence of Empire’s Memory in Italy

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      Tuesday, March 1, 2022
      Online Event
      9:10 pm – 11:00 pm CET/GMT+1

      Although Italy’s colonial empire had been small and short-lived, today numerous material traces - street names, monuments, buildings etc. - can be found in Italian public spaces. By marking physical locations on a digital map, the project Postcolonial Italy (►https://postcolonialitaly.com) aims at making historical knowledge available to a large audience to stimulate a public debate on Italy’s silenced colonial past. Material traces are not only geographically captured, but also - and this is crucial - historically contextualized. The map intends to recall the manifold connections between Italian public spaces and the colonial and fascist past, which often remains absent from collective memory.

      This event is offered by Bard College, Annandale, as part of the Modernism and Fascism: Cultural Heritage and Memory course in cooperation with Bard College Berlin through Global Modernisms, an OSUN Network Collaborative Course.

      Affiliations: Daphné Budasz (European University Institute, Florence), Markus Wurzer (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale)

      ▻https://www.bard.edu/dei/events/event/?eid=141160&date=1646187000

      #conférence #colonialisme #impérialisme #passé_colonial #mémoire

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  • @lieuxcommuns
    LieuxCommuns @lieuxcommuns CC BY-NC-ND 5/04/2022

    L’écologisme empêche l’émergence d’une écologie politique
    ▻https://collectiflieuxcommuns.fr/?1091-L-ecologisme-empeche-l-emergence-d-une-ecologie-politiqu

    Reprise étoffée d’une présentation, raccourcie faute de temps, du livre « Éléments d’écologie politique – Pour une refondation » lors d’une rencontre de l’association Technologos le jeudi 10 février 2022.

    https://collectiflieuxcommuns.fr/IMG/jpg/009576387-3.jpg

    L’objectif du livre est double : d’une part tenter de s’opposer aux idéologies, aux mythes, aux éléments religieux qui polluent les courants de l’écologie politique et empêchent toute réflexion. Il s’agit donc d’une auto-critique car derrière les dérives actuelles les plus visibles et risibles aujourd’hui de (...)

    #Psychanalyse, #Démocratie_directe, #Prospective, #Histoire, #Écologie, #Lieux_Communs, #Anthropologie, #Écologisme, #Totalitarisme, #Conférence, #Empire

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  • @martin
    Martin @martin PUBLIC DOMAIN 25/03/2022
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    Wolfenstein 3D secrets revealed by John Romero in lengthy post-mortem chat | Ars Technica
    ▻https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2022/03/achtung-john-romero-exposes-wolfenstein-3ds-history-in-gdc-post-mortem

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    SAN FRANCISCO—While the game series Doom and Quake have been heavily chronicled in convention panels and books, the same can’t be said for id Software’s legendary precursor Wolfenstein 3D. One of its key figures, coder and level designer John Romero, appeared at this year’s Game Developers Conference to chronicle how this six-month, six-person project built the crucial bridge between the company’s Commander Keen-dominated past and FPS-revolution future.

    #jeu_vidéo #jeux_vidéo #culture #histoire #gdc #game_developers_conference #salon #conférence #témoignage #post_mortem #john_romero #jeu_vidéo_wolfenstein_3d #jeu_vidéo_doom #jeu_vidéo_quake #jeu_vidéo_commander_keen #id_software #année_1991 #année_1992 #années_1990 #adrian_carmack #jeu_vidéo_catacomb #jeu_vidéo_hovertank #apple_iie #année_1981 #jeu_vidéo_castle_wolfenstein #apogee #muse_software #kevin_cloud #silas_warner #année_1984 #années_1980 #john_carmack #roberta_williams #jeu_vidéo_king_s_quest #ken_williams #sierra #warren_schwader #développement_informatique #kevin_cloud #jeu_vidéo_fatal_fury #jeu_vidéo_street_fighter_ii #pc #super_nintendo #miday #jeu_vidéo_doom #jeu_vidéo_doom_64 #fps #first_person_shooter

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  • @martin
    Martin @martin PUBLIC DOMAIN 25/02/2022

    Android Developers Blog: Google for Games Developer Summit returns March 15
    ▻https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2022/02/google-for-games-developer-summit-returns.html

    The Google for Games Developer Summit returns virtually on March 15, 2022 at 9AM Pacific. From mobile to cloud, learn about our new solutions for game developers that make it easier to build high-quality games and reach audiences around the world.

    #jeu_vidéo #jeux_vidéo #business #google #google_games_developer_summit #annonce #date #salon #conférence #sommet #android #google_play

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  • @klaus
    klaus++ @klaus 19/02/2022

    Ihre sichere Videokonferenz - kostenlos und ohne Anmeldung
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    Voici un système gratuir pubiquement accessible basé sur Jitsi. Pas encore testé mais j’ai une bonne impression du service et des conditions d’utilisation. C’est en allemand, mais enfin, c’est Jitsi, alors ...

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  • @nightingale
    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 31/01/2022

    Submit Your Work for the #Outlier Viz Exhibit!
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    Are you looking for a space to share your work and get inspired by the work of other #Data_Visualization designers? You can submit your..

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  • @nightingale
    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 28/01/2022

    Creating an Inclusive Global Dataviz #Conference
    ▻https://nightingaledvs.com/creating-an-inclusive-global-dataviz-conference

    It’s amazing to me to think that Amy, Elijah, and I launched The #Data_Visualization Society just three years ago. I am now about to..

    #Community #DVS #DVS_news #How_To #inclusion #Outlier

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  • @nightingale
    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 28/01/2022

    Host an Unconference Session!
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    We acknowledge that some folks who applied to speak and were not selected may feel disappointed, and we totally understand that. If time and budget..

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  • @cdb_77
    CDB_77 @cdb_77 28/01/2022
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    Professor #Sujata_Patel – Decolonial Research Methods webinar series

    Resisting Coloniality in Academic Knowledge Production

    ▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrHXUlWmeTU

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    #décolonial #webinar #conférence #séminaire #académie #recherche #université

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  • @nightingale
    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 19/01/2022

    #Outlier 2022 : The Speaker Lineup
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    Outlier 2022 is coming up and we are so excited to show you what we’ve been preparing this past year. Whether you’re joining us for..

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  • @nightingale
    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 7/01/2022

    Send Us Your Lightning Talks!
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    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 14/12/2021

    Register for #Outlier !
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    You can now get your ticket for the global virtual Outlier 2022 event! Like last year, we offer multiple pricing options because we don’t want..

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  • @cdb_77
    CDB_77 @cdb_77 3/12/2021
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    Où sont les milliards de #Kadhafi ?

    https://i.ytimg.com/vi/g-XcwHOUQP8/maxresdefault.jpg

    Que sont devenus les milliards de dollars que le colonel Kadhafi, peu de temps avant sa chute, a mis à l’abri en Afrique du Sud ? Digne des meilleurs thrillers, une enquête au long cours sur les traces d’un trésor insaisissable.

    Le 20 octobre 2011, après des mois d’affrontements entre ses soutiens et les forces rebelles, Mouammar Kadhafi, qui dirigeait la Libye d’une main de fer depuis plus de quatre décennies, est capturé et abattu. Avant d’être renversé, le dictateur avait pris soin de transférer à l’étranger une grande partie de sa faramineuse fortune, constituée avec les réserves pétrolières du pays. C’est en négociant, pour le compte du gouvernement de transition, un contrat d’armement avec l’Afrique du Sud qu’Erik Goaied, un consultant tunisien, a vent d’une cargaison de 12,5 milliards de dollars libyens arrivée à l’aéroport de Johannesburg fin 2010. Mais où sont passés les conteneurs remplis de billets ? Et pourquoi Kadhafi les a-t-il envoyés ici ? George Darmanovic, un influent agent des services secrets sud-africains, affirme que l’ANC, le parti au pouvoir, dont le leader libyen a soutenu financièrement les dirigeants depuis Mandela jusqu’à Jacob Zuma, aurait fait main basse sur une grande partie de l’argent. Épaulé par Johan Erasmus, un marchand d’armes ayant fait carrière dans le renseignement au temps de l’apartheid, et Fanie Fondse, un ex-membre des forces spéciales, Erik Goaied se met en tête de récupérer le magot. Son entreprise se complique lorsque Darmanovic est assassiné en pleine rue et que le gouvernement libyen le met sur la touche, en confiant l’opération à l’homme d’affaires Taha Buishi. Ce dernier entre en contact avec Tito Maleka, le chef des services de renseignements occultes de l’ANC, qui fait lui-même appel à Jackie Mphafudi, un proche du président Zuma. Alléchées par la commission de 10 % promise par la Libye, les deux équipes se lancent dans une chasse au trésor acharnée…

    ►https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/088469-000-A/ou-sont-les-milliards-de-kadhafi
    #film #film_documentaire #documentaire #armes #Afrique_du_Sud #argent #Libye #George_Darmanovic #Jocob_Zuma #Zuma #Erik_Goaied #ANC #Johan_Erasmus #argent_liquide #Fanie_Fondse #Taha_Buishi #Tito_Maleka #Aziz_Pahad #Nelson_Mandela #Thabo_Mbeki #conférence_de_Polokwane #Mathews_Phosa #Brian_Crook #Jackie_Mphafudi #Bashir_Saleh

    déjà signalé par @simplicissimus
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  • @lieuxcommuns
    LieuxCommuns @lieuxcommuns CC BY-NC-ND 25/11/2021

    D’une subjectivité réfléchissante toujours à faire être
    ▻https://collectiflieuxcommuns.fr/?1086-D-une-subjectivite-reflechissante

    Article de Garassimos Stephanatos, récemment disparu, tiré de « Actualité d’une pensée radicale. Hommage à Cornelius Castoriadis », Vincent Descombes, Florence Giust-Deprairies, Mats Rosengren (eds), Upsala Universitet, Departement of Literature, 2019, pp. 21-32

    –---

    Le titre de cette première journée du Colloque rend hommage à Cornelius Castoriadis auteur de « L’état du sujet aujourd’hui » [1], ce qui n’est pas sans me rappeler sa conférence avec le même titre au IVe Groupe le 15 Mai 1986. Je garde un très vif souvenir de cette soirée à la salle des conférences de FIAP, rue de la Santé, qui accueillait à l’époque des activités scientifiques du Quatrième Groupe et précisément la série qu’on appelait des « Confrontations critiques ». Le discours de Castoriadis déconcertait comme d’habitude l’auditoire par sa force et sa nouveauté ; cette conférence faisant un retour après sa séparation avec Piera Aulagnier et son éloignement du Quatrième Groupe où il avait travaillé plusieurs années sans pour autant demander son habilitation comme analyste-membre [2] (...)

    #Conférence, #Gerassimos_S., #Post-modernisme, #Psychanalyse, #Scientisme, #Type_anthropologique, #Castoradis

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  • @hlc
    Articles repérés par Hervé Le Crosnier @hlc CC BY 20/11/2021
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    AUX SOURCES DE L’UTOPIE NUMÉRIQUE : DE LA CONTRE-CULTURE À LA CYBERCULTURE - Le blog d’un épicurieux
    ▻https://blog-epicurieux.fr/aux-sources-de-lutopie-numerique-de-la-contre-culture-a-la-cyberculture/#more-73

    https://blog-epicurieux.fr/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/838_sans-titre-1_62.jpg

    Au début des années 1990, de nombreux experts ont vu dans la création du Web l’acte de naissance d’une communauté virtuelle. Les ordinateurs en réseau rendaient possible le dépassement des frontières physiques et ouvraient une ère de communion électronique. Cette utopie à portée de main trouve son origine dans la contre-culture nord-américaine. Fred Turner remontera le fil reliant le Whole Earth Catalog, journal emblématique des communautés hippies, à Wired, magazine fanion des technologies numériques.

    #Fred_Turner #Conférence #Paris_2014

    Articles repérés par Hervé Le Crosnier @hlc CC BY
    • @arno
      ARNO* @arno ART LIBRE 21/11/2021

      Voici aussi nos discussions ici à la mort de John Perry Barlow:
      ▻https://seenthis.net/tag/person:john%20perry%20barlow

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  • @framasoft
    Framasoft.org @framasoft via RSS CC BY 26/10/2021

    Frama, c’est aussi de la #médiation aux #communs numériques
    ▻https://framablog.org/2021/10/26/frama-cest-aussi-de-la-mediation-aux-communs-numeriques

    De l’édition de livres aux ateliers et conférences, des interviews aux traductions sur le blog et jusqu’au podcast… À Framasoft, nous explorons de nombreuses manières de partager ce que nous savons et d’apporter notre pierre à l’édifice des communs culturels. … Lire la suite­­

    #Contributopia #Frama_c'est_aussi #Commun #Communaute #Conference #Conferences #contributopia #Framablog #Framabook #Framalang #Médias #UPLOAD

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    CDB_77 @cdb_77 21/09/2021
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    #Salaire des #fonctionnaires : « On entre dans une logique de #contractualisation et de #liberté »

    Selon le spécialiste de la réforme de l’Etat #Luc_Rouban, la #conférence_sur_les_perspectives_salariales des fonctionnaires qui s’ouvre mardi pourrait acter la mise en place d’une nouvelle architecture de la fonction publique.

    Alors que la ministre de la transformation et de la fonction publiques, Amélie de Montchalin, ouvre, mardi 21 septembre, une conférence sur les #perspectives_salariales des fonctionnaires, le spécialiste de la réforme de l’Etat Luc Rouban, directeur de recherches au CNRS, chercheur au Centre d’études de la vie politique française de Sciences Po (Cevipof), montre que cela sous-tend une transformation profonde de la #fonction-publique.

    A six mois de la présidentielle, ouvrir une conférence de six mois sur la rémunération des fonctionnaires, est-ce un gadget politique ou le début d’un vrai travail de fond ?

    C’est le début d’un vrai travail de fond. S’il s’agissait d’un gadget politique, le calendrier serait particulièrement mal choisi. Des promesses faites aujourd’hui n’engagent à rien… Ce serait même plutôt un mauvais calcul politique.

    Là, il s’agit de régler un problème de fond. La disparition d’un certain nombre de #corps (celui des préfets, des inspections, etc.) amorce une réforme plus large de la fonction publique française. Celle-ci sort d’un #modèle_corporatif et se dirige vers un #modèle_d’emploi, comme dans la plupart des pays européens.

    C’est-à-dire ?

    L’existence de corps fait que le parcours des fonctionnaires est prévu à l’avance. Là, on fait sauter le #verrou_corporatif, et une nouvelle architecture de la fonction publique se met en place, avec une relation plus individualisée entre l’agent et l’employeur. Cela permet une plus grande #mobilité pour les fonctionnaires. Mais cela remet aussi en cause tout le système de #rémunération et de #progression. Il faut donc d’autres règles générales pour encadrer cette nouvelle situation, situation dans laquelle le jeu stratégique entre les #syndicats et le #gouvernement est brouillé.

    Car on sort également de l’habitude du grand rendez-vous salarial annuel tournant autour de la question de l’augmentation générale du #point_d’indice, avec une application corps par corps. On entre dans une logique de #contractualisation et de #liberté. Le poids de l’#avancement pèse sur le fonctionnaire à titre individuel beaucoup plus qu’avant : ce sera à lui de se préparer, de chercher des formations, de rédiger un bon CV, de solliciter un autre ministère ou un autre établissement public, d’accepter d’être mis en #concurrence avec d’autres agents ou des candidats venant du privé.

    On se rapproche de la logique du privé. C’est plus compliqué pour le fonctionnaire, mais les corps conduisent aussi à ce qu’après quelques années, on se retrouve bloqué dans son avancement. Vous arrivez à 45, 50 ans et vous n’avez plus beaucoup d’avenir. Il est souvent impossible d’accéder à l’#indice_salarial le plus élevé, et cela nourrit de la #frustration et du #mécontentement.

    Le système est donc bien à bout de souffle, comme le dit #Amélie_de_Montchalin ?

    Jusqu’à Nicolas Sarkozy, on faisait des augmentations générales, et on s’arrangeait avec les #primes. C’est une fausse #individualisation. Le système est bloqué et s’auto-reproduit : la #hiérarchie, des grands corps au sommet jusqu’aux fonctionnaires de catégorie C, est figée. Pourtant, la crise sanitaire a mis en lumière le caractère essentiel des #emplois_d’exécution. On commence donc à s’interroger sur la #hiérarchie_sociale et l’#utilité relative des uns et des autres dans la fonction publique.

    Dans la perspective de la présidentielle, tout cela représente-t-il un atout pour Emmanuel Macron afin de séduire les 5,6 millions de fonctionnaires, quand la socialiste Anne Hidalgo propose de doubler le salaire des enseignants ?

    Il peut se démarquer face à la proposition d’Anne Hidalgo, qui reste quantitative et très spécifique, en proposant une refonte qualitative concernant l’ensemble des fonctionnaires qui associe la question des #rémunérations à celle du déroulement des #carrières, des #qualifications et des #conditions_de_travail. Cela lui permet de faire du « en même temps » puisqu’il peut aussi se présenter comme quelqu’un de responsable qui cherche à préserver les équilibres budgétaires ou, du moins, à limiter les déséquilibres.

    En mécontentant donc l’électorat de droite, essentiel pour le candidat Macron, qui souhaite diminuer la dépense publique ?

    L’électorat de droite n’est pas totalement néolibéral… Même à droite, on défend le service public et l’Etat-providence. Le patronat a applaudi les mesures exceptionnelles qui ont protégé les entreprises et les salariés. Les Français ont conscience que le #service_public assure un minimum de #cohésion_sociale, ne serait-ce que par les forces de sécurité. Il existe une demande très forte de protection et d’intervention publique. La droite parlementaire fait une erreur stratégique en reprenant la logique néolibérale de 2017. Elle dit qu’il faut diminuer les dépenses, et donc, le nombre de fonctionnaires, mais sans proposer de réflexion sur l’architecture interne de la fonction publique et sur ses métiers. C’est donc un moyen pour Emmanuel Macron de se démarquer, ici aussi.

    ▻https://www.lemonde.fr/politique/article/2021/09/20/salaire-des-fonctionnaires-on-entre-dans-une-logique-de-contractualisation-e
    #fonctionnariat #néo-libéralisme

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    • @colporteur
      colporteur @colporteur CC BY-NC-SA 21/09/2021

      #travail #emploi #individualisation #capital_humain #salaire

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    • @monolecte
      M😷N😷LECTE 🤬 @monolecte CC BY-NC-SA 22/09/2021

      #privatisation

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  • @mad_meg
    mad meg @mad_meg CC BY 21/09/2021
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    Conférence BAP | Mona Chollet
    ▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2NMLAYHq4o


    #sorcière #féminisme #conférence
    pas encore vu

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    • @monolecte
      M😷N😷LECTE 🤬 @monolecte CC BY-NC-SA 21/09/2021
      @mona

      Pour les archives de @mona

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  • @nightingale
    nightingale @nightingale via RSS 3/09/2021

    #Outlier is back in 2022 – Apply to speak !
    ▻https://nightingaledvs.com/outlier-is-back-in-2022-apply-to-speak

    This February, Data Visualization Society hosted the first annual Outlier Online with nearly 1,000 attendees, and 57 curated speakers. As we gear up for the next..

    #Conference #DVS #DVS_news

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  • @lieuxcommuns
    LieuxCommuns @lieuxcommuns via RSS CC BY-NC-ND 13/08/2021
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    Tiers Monde, tiers-mondisme, démocratie
    ▻https://collectiflieuxcommuns.fr/?1070-Tiers-Monde-tiers-mondisme

    Intervention au cours du colloque « Le tiers-mondisme en question » organisé par Liberté sans frontières, le 24 janvier 1985, repris dans « Domaines de l’homme. Les carrefours du labyrinthe Tome 2 », Seuil 1999 [1986], pp. 128 — 137. Je n’ai pas l’intention, contrairement à ce qu’a annoncé le président de séance, d’entrer dans un débat contradictoire avec M. Revel. Je présenterai seulement quelques réflexions, générales et brèves, sur la question du Tiers Monde et du tiers-mondisme. Mais je voudrais d’abord, (...) #Crises_économique,_sociale,_politique

    / Castoriadis C., #Politique, #Paléo-marxismes, #Libéralisme, #Géopolitique, #Progressisme, #Conférence, #Type_anthropologique, #Revolution, (...)

    #Castoriadis_C. #Pseudo-subversion

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  • @lieuxcommuns
    LieuxCommuns @lieuxcommuns CC BY-NC-ND 6/08/2021
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    Développement technique et configuration géopolitique
    ▻https://collectiflieuxcommuns.fr/?1066-Developpement-technique-et-configuration-geopolitique

    Idées présentées le 20 décembre 2018 au groupe Île-de-France de l’association Technologos sous l’angle d’une invitation à la lecture du livre de David Cosandey Le secret de l’Occident. Vers une théorie générale du progrès scientifique (1997, réed. Champs / Flammarion 2007) et ici reprises et étoffées.

    Ce qui nous réunit sont les questions que nous posons autour de la technique contemporaine et plus particuliè­rement du lien entre celle-ci et la politique, c’est-à-dire l’organisation de la société au sens très large. J’aimerais aborder ce lien à partir d’un livre parfaitement méconnu, dont l’objet est ailleurs, mais qui me semble fournir des éléments de réflexions essentiels – en tous cas très stimulants. Ma motivation à vous le présen­ter est qu’il rejoint nombre de nos réflexions tout en étant totalement étranger à notre critique de la technique. Je vais aborder seulement quelques points, qui me semblent significatifs. (...)

    #Anthropologie, #Antiquité, #Conférence, #Écologisme, #Empire, #Histoire, #LieuxCommuns, #Progressisme, #Prospective, #Relativisme, #Technoscience

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  • @cdb_77
    CDB_77 @cdb_77 6/07/2021
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    On Other Terms

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHEve9aIv_E&feature=emb_logo

    The diversity of academic work is simultaneously strengthened and limited by the use of English as an ‘international’ language. This event focusses on the book On Other Terms: Interfering in Social Science English that gathers together texts of authors who grew up with other tongues, but who do most of their academic work in English. It introduces carefully selected other terms and articulates what may be gained from allowing them to interfere in English.

    On Other Terms: Interfering in Social Science English gathers texts of authors whose first language is not English. Granted, English allows us to have conversations with lots of others, but at the same time it sets a particular tone. Other terms from other tongues offer other possibilities. During this event one of the editors, Annemarie Mol, will shortly introduce the stakes of the project and say something about studying the Dutch term ‘schoon’. Olga Sezneva will talk about the text she co-authored with Liubov Chernysheva, in which they use field work done in two kinds of Russian collective housing sites to unravel the term ‘obshcheye’ – a lot richer than the alleged English equivalent ‘commons’. Amade M’charek makes apparent that writing about ‘harraga’ – rather than ‘migration’ – helps to shift one’s perspective to the people who engage in harraga – in her case from Tunisia to Europe – and to also attend to the stuff that takes the same route, like scandalously cheap salt. Vincent de Rooij, trained linguistic anthropologist, contributes with a spoken review. And finally there is a general discussion, moderated by Olav Velthuis.

    You may prepare for this by reading around in: https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/sora/68/2
    About the speakers

    Annemarie Mol is an ethnographer and philosopher. She is Professor of Anthropology of the Body at the University of Amsterdam.

    Olga Sezneva is an Urban and Cultural Sociologist with interests in architecture and material culture, migration and displacement, media piracy, urban aesthetics, and the artistic research.

    Amade M’charek is Professor Anthropology of Science at the department of Anthropology of the University of Amsterdam.

    Vincent de Rooij is assistant-professor at the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and a member of the AISSR-research group Globalising Culture and the Quest for Belonging.

    Olav Velthuis (moderator) is Professor at the Department of Sociology of the University of Amsterdam, specializing in economic sociology, sociology of the arts and cultural sociology.

    https://spui25.nl/programma/on-other-terms
    #langues #sciences_sociales #conférence #vidéo #anglais #langue_anglaise #multilinguisme #université

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    • @cdb_77
      CDB_77 @cdb_77 6/07/2021

      On Other Terms: Interfering in Social Science English

      https://www.sfparis.com/pictures/70838.jpeg?v=1618677109#.jpg

      https://www.sfparis.com/pages/books/70838/annemarie-mol-john-law-text/on-other-terms-interfering-in-social-science-english
      #livre

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    • @cdb_77
      CDB_77 @cdb_77 6/07/2021

      Numéro spécial de la revue The Sociological Review dédié à ce sujet:
      https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/sora/68/2

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  • @cdb_77
    CDB_77 @cdb_77 2/07/2021

    La Malédiction du #pétrole

    https://www.editions-delcourt.fr/sites/default/files/styles/image_list/public/product/9782756083858-001-X.jpeg?itok=YbqnZoir#.jpg

    Le pétrole est devenu indispensable à l’économie mondiale, c’est sa plus grande richesse, mais aussi sa plus grande malédiction. Retraçant l’histoire de ce paradoxe les auteurs se penchent avec acuité sur le sujet.
    Depuis près d’un siècle et demi, l’or noir a été le moteur de la croissance et la source des plus grands malheurs. Combien de temps cet état va-t-il durer alors que même la catastrophe écologique du réchauffement climatique ne semble pas peser dans la décision de s’en passer ? Mais à quand remonte cette course à l’abîme ? C’est ce que les auteurs entreprennent de raconter.

    ▻https://www.editions-delcourt.fr/bd/series/serie-la-malediction-du-petrole/album-malediction-du-petrole

    #BD #bande_dessinée #livre

    #Caucase #Russie #Frères_Nobel #raffinerie #Branobel #Bakou #pipeline #steam-tanker #marée_noire #Rotschild #puits_de_pétrole #mer_Noire #Batoumi #Bnito #puits_de_Bibi-Heybat #histoire #compagnie_pétrolière #Mer_Caspienne #industrie_pétrolière #Pennsylvanie #Edwin_Drake #potion_Drake #Oil_Creek #Pithole #Devil_Bill #John_Davison_Rockfeller #Rockfeller #Standard_Oil_Company #7_soeurs #John_Rockfeller #Cleveland #raffinage #Massacre_de_Cleveland #Sumatra #Staline #Koba #grèves #Royal_Dutch_Shell #industrie_automobile #OPEP #moteur_à_explosion #Jamais_contente #Henry_Ford #Ford #Ford_Motor_Company #moteur_électrique #General_Motors #Ford_T #Detroit #USA #Etats-Unis #Indonésie #colonialisme #essence #énergie #progrès #Esso #Stocony #Socal #Gulf_oil #Texaco #Anglo-persian_oil #William_Knox_d'Arey #Perse #Plaine_du_Naphte #guerre #comité_des_vaisseaux_terrestres #tank #Irak #Compagnie_française_des_pétroles (#CFP) #Total #accords_Sykes-Picot #Moyen-Orient #simple_ligne_de_sable #désert_arabique #Rub_al-khali #Standard_oil_of_California #Ras_Tanura #Harry_St_John_Bridger_Philby #Sheikh_Abdullah #Quart_vide #Kim_Philby #Philby #Arabie_Saoudite #Saoud #WWI #WWII #première_guerre_mondiale #seconde_guerre_mondiale #Canal_de_Suez #Red_Bell_Express #Pacte_de_Quincy #Algérie #Sahara_algérien #extractivisme #CIA #Saddam_Hussein #Arabian_American_oil_company (#ARAMCO) #Ghawar #combine_en_or #Venezuela #optimisation_fiscale #Iran #ENI #Libye #Italie #Pier_Paolo_Pasolini #Enrico_Mattei #guerre_du_Kippour #choc_pétrolier #Conférence_de_Bagdad (1960) #Juan_Pablo_Pérez_Alfonzo #Abdullah_al-Tariki #King_Hubbert #Trente_Glorieuses #premier_choc_pétrolier #Exxon_Mobile #BP-Amoco #pétrole_de_schiste #plateformes_offshore #groupe_Carlyle #Carlyle #schiste #fisc

    #pétrole #BD #malédiction

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    À #Quimper en juillet, #Entrée_libre au carré
    ▻https://framablog.org/2021/06/22/a-quimper-en-juillet-entree-libre-au-carre

    Partout en France, des personnes dynamiques s’investissent pour accompagner celles et ceux qui le désirent vers davantage de maîtrise et d’émancipation dans leurs usages numériques. Framasoft a choisi de mettre en lumière et de soutenir l’activité exemplaire de celle qui … Lire la suite­­

    #Autonomie_numérique #Contributopia #Interview #Libertés_Numériques #Libres_Logiciels #accompagnement_numérique #ateliers #Conferences #helloasso

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