Videos and podcasts

Directed and edited by LARSH audiovisual platform managers Mathieu Dubuis and Milène Bigand
. Interview: Fanny Bougenies

With the participation of Stéphane Lambrecht

14 and 15/11/2025 in Valenciennes and Wallers-Arenberg

After two first editions devoted to the ethics of local public officials and responsible local public procurement, this new edition focuses on a major issue at the crossroads of social, economic and territorial issues: "The ethics of social housing".

These conferences are held every year as part of a partnership between ISH, LARSH and L'Observatoire de l'éthique publique.

As part of a series of videos brought to you by LARSH, Stéphane Lambrecht presents 5 videos on the theme of Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility

This first video explains the concept of decarbonation.

To see the following videos, go to:

https://pod.uphf.fr/video/6901-le-ddrse-par-stephane-lambrecht-video-25-decarboner-pourquoi/
https://pod.uphf.fr/video/6902-le-ddrse-par-stephane-lambrecht-video-35-comment-decarboner-les-deplacements-domicile-travail/
https://pod.uphf.fr/video/6903-le-ddrse-par-stephane-lambrecht-video-45-comment-inciter-a-decarboner/
https://pod.uphf.fr/video/6904-le-ddrse-par-stephane-lambrecht-video-55-quelle-idee-defendez-vous-dans-vos-travaux/

🎙️ Podcast 1:

Hosted byMei Menassel, this episode welcomesClément Barbier, urban planning expert and social scientist. Together, they analyze the real levers of urban attractiveness and question territorial communication strategies.

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🎙️ Podcast 2:

Hosted byIsabelle Kustosz, this podcast welcomesPascal Frucquet, PhD in management sciences, to decipher the transformations of urban governance in the digital age, between technological opportunities and democratic issues.

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Surpassing all the knights of his time in strength and bravery, Ségurant hands down wins every knightly tournament he enters, until he is bewitched by the fairies Morgane and Sibylle, who set him on the chase of a fire-breathing dragon.

The extraordinary adventures of this knight of the Round Table had been forgotten for centuries. They were rediscovered by a young medievalist, Emanuele Arioli, who scoured libraries all over Europe in search of the manuscripts of this Arthurian novel. At the end of more than ten years' research, Emanuele Arioli here gives the text of this lost novel, illustrated with illuminations from the original manuscripts, so that anyone can, for the first time, read it.

Back in pictures: the European Heritage Days took place on September 16 and 17, 2023 at the Arenberg Creative Mine site. An opportunity for Design Engineers Mathieu Dubuis and Milène Bigand to present research work supported by LARSH, and offer fun audiovisual workshops for visitors.

The content of most manuscripts of the song of "Garin le Loherain" falls under what critics of the last century called a "vulgate", a group of manuscripts that agree on the same narrative, the same episodes and the same characters. This work includes manuscripts I (Dijon 528) and N (Arsenal 3143), which rework the end of the "Garin" poem to recount the hero's death, and the aftermath of this event, more briefly than the other versions. Such redrafting illustrates the shifting nature of a major text, whose lively epic spirit appealed at the end of the 13th century and can still captivate us today. A rich glossary and index complete the edition.