Conference speakers

• Roberto Beneduce
  
  Conférence : «Archives incorporées, identités, subjectivation et bien-être», mardi 22 octobre,15h30-17h30.
  

Roberto Beneduce is Professor of Medical and Psychiatric Anthropology at the Turin University and Director of the Frantz Fanon Center, Turin. His research engages various intellectual terrains and fields, including history of ethnopsychiatry, migration and refugee issues, violence as well as the current religious imaginaries and traditional medicine in sub-Saharan Africa (Mali, Cameroon, and Mozambique).

Learn more : https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Roberto_Beneduce

• Véronique Nahoum-Grappe
  
  Conférence «Bien-être au Nord et au Sud: différence des sexes, pouvoirs et pratiques», mardi 22 octobre, 15h30-17h30.
  
  

Véronique Nahoum-Grappe is an anthropologist and ethnologist at the EHESS. She has worked on violence, the relationship between the sexes, dependence. While focusing on places of violence and deprivation of liberty (refugee camps in the former Yugoslavia, prisons ...), she also examines the little rituals of everyday life, calling herself a "wandering ethnologist", trying to dig under the gestures, the habits, to bring out the behaviors, the ideas and the transgressions which underlie these apparently innocuous manifestations of the life in society.

Lean more : http://www.iiac.cnrs.fr/article42.html

• Jean-François Capeille
  
  Conférence «Bien vivre la ville», mercredi 23 octobre, 9h-11h.
  

Architect DPLG, Jean-François Capeille built in 1979 his first bioclimatic housing. Following the rehabilitation of major projects including the 368 housing HLM of the city Saint-Jacques in Carcassonne (Aude), awarded by the Foundation Energies for the World. Created in 1980, for the public office of HLM of Aude, the Programmed Operation of Habitat Bioclimatic (OPHB) which generated the construction by the local architects of a thousand energy-efficient housing in the Aude , Drome and Greece.

Co-founder in 1997 of the agency AA'E (Associated Architects for the environment), Jean-François Capeille is mainly dedicated to the realization of major environmental works. An independent consultant since 2008, Jean-François Capeille is currently working with AIA Associés and Suez-Environment on potential topics in the field of the environment and the city.

Learn more : http://www.aiafondation.fr/httpsvimeo-com278117628/fondation/

• Daniel Bley
  
  Conférence «Bien-être et qualité de vie, approches critiques», mercredi 23 octobre, 9h-11h.
  

Daniel Bley is a biologist anthropologist, emeritus research director at the National Center for Scientific Research, and a member of the ESPACE Joint Research Unit (CNRS / University of Aix-Marseille). He has developed, in a variety of places and cultures, works on the concept of quality of life in order to appreciate how men adapt to their living environment. He has led interdisciplinary research aimed at understanding people's representations and practices in the field of health / environment and is particularly interested in vector-borne diseases (malaria, chikungunya, dengue fever) and issues related to environmental pollution. air and allergenic pollens. He is co-founder of the Society of Human Ecology.

Learn more : https://cv.archives-ouvertes.fr/daniel-bley/

•  Mireille Razafindrakoto
  
  Conférence «Qualité des institutions et sentiment de bien-être dans quelques pays africains.», jeudi 24 octobre, 9h-11h.
  
  
  

Mireille Razafindrakoto is an economist, director of research at the IRD (and a member of the joint research unit DIAL associating the IRD and the University Paris Dauphiné), she co-wrote with François Roubaud and Jean-Michel Wachsberger the book entitled The enigma and the paradox: political economy of Madagascar (IRD Editions and AFD, 2017).

Learn more : https://dial.ird.fr/equipe/chercheurs

• Simona Taliani
  
  Conférence «Bodies, bureaucracy, and memories: african migrant women in search of wealth and well-being.», jeudi 24 octobre, 9h-11h.