[Chapter-delegates] Seminar: Theoretical approach to the problems and limits of governance - Namur, 31 October 2008

[Marie-Anne Delahaut]

Dear colleagues,
Philippe Goujon, ISOC Belgium - Wallonia member, proposes an interesting
seminar about governance, see information below.
Best regards,

Marie-Anne
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Marie-Anne Delahaut * delahaut.marie-anne at institut-destree.eu
- directrice de recherche à l'Institut Destrée,
  responsable du pôle Société de l'Information
- director of research at the Destree Institute,
  head of the Information Society Unit
  http://www.institut-destree.eu/
- responsable de / head of "Millennia 2015"
  http://www.Millennia2015.org/
9, avenue Louis Huart - B 5000 Namur (Wallonie) Tél. +32(0)81/261.012.
WFUNA Millennium Project * http://www.millennium-project.org

 
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Dear Colleagues,

The ig3t organizing committee would like to announce the upcoming
international seminar Workshop 1:  "Theoretical approach to the problems and
limits of governance defined in terms of ethical normativity and elaboration
of a common good"
(in Namur): 
Friday, October 31, 2008 see below for the program. 

The access to the workshop is free. The registration is highly recommended.
We don't take in charge the lunch.

This seminar is the first seminar of the project IG3T (internet governance:
Transparency, trust and tools)
You will find attached to this mail the general presentation of the program
of the IG3T project. 

May I kindly ask to bring this seminar and project to the attention of
anyone that you might know who would be interested? 
More info on the program can be found at http://www.info.fundp.ac.be/IG3T

Sincerely,

Ph Goujon, Sylvain Lavelle, Françoise Massit Follea, Norberto Patrignani

and the Scientific committee:

Danièle Bourcier, CERSA- Marc Bloch Center, Berlin Herbert Burkert,
University of St Gall Rafaël Capurro, HDM Stuttgart Annie Chéneau-Loquay,
CEAN/CNRS, IEP Bordeaux Tom Dedeurwaerdere, Centre de Philosophie du droit,
Université Louvain-la-Neuve Richard Delmas, Principal administrator , EC
Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, LIP6, Université Paris VII Philippe Goujon,
CITA-FUNDP, Namur Alain d'Iribarne, FMSH, Paris Sylvain Lavelle, ICAM, Lille
Françoise Massit-Folléa, Vox Internet, Lyon-Paris Paul Mathias, Collège
international de philosophie, Paris Cécile Méadel, CSI, Ecole des Mines de
Paris Laurence Monnoyer-Smith, COSTECH, Université de Technologie de
Compiègne Norberto Patrignani, Catholic University of Milan

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Presentation of Namur seminar

Project IG3T internet governance: Transparency, trust and tools Workshop 1
(in Namur): Friday, October 31, 2008 Theoretical approach to the problems
and limits of governance defined in terms of ethical normativity and
elaboration of a common good.

Led by Philippe Goujon (FUNDP, Namur, Be.) and Sylvain Lavelle (CETS, ICAM,
Lille, Fr.)

 
The inclusion of social reflexivity in the relation between the
justification and the application of norms makes it possible to give its
full place to ethical normativity, which is often marginalised by technical
normativity, whether instrumental or procedural. The aim of alternative
governance integrating the relationship between justification and context is
that of building a common good. It requires going beyond the implicit
postulate of the absence of contradiction between maximising individual
happiness and public common interest. It suggests reflecting on the possible
objectivation of the conditions necessary to satisfy the requirements of
such a public interest"(Mayntz) to highlight the democratic, deliberative
and practical dimensions of an ethical form of Internet governance. 

 
(1) Richard Delmas (general administrator - EU):
 Genealogy of governance and its tensions.
 

(2) Philippe Goujon (University of Namur, BE): 
Internet: democracy issues of a new governance


(3) Sylvain Lavelle (Ethical, Technical & Society Centre, Group ICAM,
Polytechnicum of Lille, FR): 
Norms and contexts: multi/trans/inter-cultural perspectives on governance. 


(4) Daniela Obradovic ( University of Amsterdam -newgov project)
Globalization transforming democracy: Participation of civil society in new
modes of governance at the international level.

 
(5) Matthias Kettner (Witten Heidsecke University, DE): 
Governance, ethics and new technologies. 


(6) Tom de Deurwardere (CPDR, UCL -refgov project) New models of Governance,
stakeholders and the common good.


Philippe Goujon
Professeur
Faculté d'Informatique-Computer Science Department FUNDP Rue Grandgagnage,
21- B 5000 NAMUR
32+81 72 5258 - FAX 32+ 81 72 49 67
mail.pgo at info.fundp.ac.be

  
présentation page perso:
http://www.fundp.ac.be/universite/personnes/page_view/01005672/cv.html

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