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CRISS Axis 3 event " Identities : cultures, memories, valorisation "

In Les transclasses ou la non-reproduction, Chantal Jaquet discusses homosexuality as a possible trigger for social mobility in certain people, joining Didier Éribon's work in this.While she touches on sexuality, the French philosopher omits - apart from a brief mention in the final lines of her essay - two dimensions that are probably just as important: gender and ethnicity. One of the aims of this study day is therefore to make these two aspects visible, and to measure their influence on the passage of social classes. Do girls do better than boys because they play the "school game" more often, as French data tend to show? On the other hand, aren't they subject to other constraints than men and, ultimately, confronted with a " glass ceiling " ? With the exception of a few studies, the ethnic question has rarely been taken into account in France. Does the mobility of these young people obey any particular specificities  Is it hindered by discrimination linked to their origins? 

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This study day is part of the LARSH Laboratory's Incentive Research Action (IRA) devoted to ethics. Its objective is to question "ethical" practices within organizations and the perception of the actors involved. How do field employees deal with organizational expectations that are perceived as "unfair"? Are ethics sometimes used within organizations to mask potentially harmful or intrusive practices? From the employees' point of view, what are the ethical issues associated with managerial injunctions perceived as unfair? What about governance based on an "organizational justice" (Janiczek et al., 2012)?

200 student-entrepreneurs on the theme of "Disability and Technology"

Grupo Mundus project
. University of Cantabria (Spain)

A practice already established at LAMIH is that all meetings are held at a time that is compatible with family life, so that meetings are held between 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.

Defense of the thesis "Stratégies de stabilité en position assise chez les personnes vivant avec une lésion de la moelle épinière : de l'estimation utilisant des modèles descripteurs quasi-LPV à la validation expérimentale" by Hajer SRIHI, doctoral student in the automatic control department at LAMIH.

The defence will take place on Thursday 21 December 2023 at 10 a.m. in Amphithéâtre 70 A in the Bâtiment Abel de Pujol 2 - Le Mont Houy, Valenciennes.