Chair 2024-2025 | Caring for people, the living, the earth - Health in transition for the common good
Jeudi 20/02/2025 | Qu’est-ce que « soigner » ? Qu’est-ce que la santé ?
Séance inaugurale de la Chaire du Centre Universitaire Notre-Dame de la PaixBarbara Stiegler (philosophe, Université Bordeaux-Montaigne) et Gaël Giraud sj (économiste et théologien, CNRS, Docteur Honoris Causa UNamur)Auditoire S01 - De 18h30 à 20h30
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The Notre-Dame de la Paix Chair
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The Notre-Dame de la Paix Chair
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Chair 2024-2025 | Caring for people, the living, the earth - Health in transition for the common good
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Thursday 13/03/2025 | Caring for societyThursday 27/03/2025 | Global health, a discipline of medicineThursday 10/04/2025 | Caring for nature
Our Lady of Peace Chair
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Chair 2024-2025 | Caring for people, the living, the earth - Health in transition for the common good
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Thursday 03/27/2025 | Global health, a discipline of medicineThursday 04/10/2025 | Caring for nature
Our Lady of Peace Chair
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Chair 2024-2025 | Caring for people, the living, the earth - Health in transition for the common good
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Thursday 10/04/2025 | Caring for Nature
The Notre-Dame de la Paix Chair
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Space, between dream and strategic challenge
Space has become a major economic and strategic issue. As a member of the European UNIVERSEH Alliance, UNamur explores this space theme in its various departments, from physics to geology, via mathematics, computer science or philosophy. Without forgetting to address the general public, who still dream of the stars...
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Ecology of living organisms" seminars - Aux racines de l'Humain
It's obvious to anyone paying attention to the paths taken by a growing number of 21st century thinkers: these paths lead to the living! Whether it's called "ecophilosophy", "ecoanthropology", "ecosophy", or "ecopolitics", this thinking about the living is occupying a growing place not only in the media and publications of all kinds, but also in concrete actions in a variety of fields.Program 2024-2025 | At the Roots of the HumanTo introduce the subjectIf we were to take stock of the history of mankind, one trend would certainly stand out: that of a utilitarian relationship with the non-human that continues to grow, and consequently that of a widening gap between the human and the rest.Humanity, however, has its roots in a living environment that cultivates many other relationships than those we currently privilege, which are dominated by instrumental rationality. Sounding out these forgotten relational universes without which it is increasingly difficult to think about the human is one aim of this seminar, which this year will invite you to encounter the plant.
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Publications
Non-exhaustive overview of publications by institute members.
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Arcadie - Anthropocene, History, Utopias
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cBUN - Centre for Bioethics View content
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cUNDP - Centre Universitaire Notre-Dame de paix View content
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SPiN - Science & Philosophy in Namur
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Activities
The economics seminars are co-organized by CRED, CERPE, and CeReFiM. Seminars in Namur are generally held on Tuesdays, starting at 4:00 p.m. and ending between 5:15 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. (location: "Salle Polyvalente"). Joint macro seminars are held in Brussels at the BNB (Rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères 61, Brussels).
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21 new F.R.S.-FNRS grants for research at UNamur
The F.R.S.-FNRS has just published the results of its various 2024 calls. Equipment calls, research credits and projects, FRIA doctoral grants and Mandant d'Impulsion Scientifique (MIS), there are many instruments to support fundamental research. Find out more about UNamur's results.
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Former UNamur doctoral student featured in The Economist
The research of Dr. Nitin Bharti, a former PhD student in the Economics Department of the EMCP Faculty at the University of Namur, is covered in "The Economist", the prestigious international business magazine. The article deals with one of his favorite research themes: understanding the development of education systems and their link with economic growth and long-term inequality.
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