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Objectives, methods and levels of governance from local to global (groups S4 and T4)

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S4 - Role and responsibility of the actors of the Public sector

  1. S43a Jurists’ role and responsibility in the society
  2. S44a Military men contribution to human security and their links with the rest of society (WS44)
  3. S47a Role and Responsibilities of Foundations face to the common challenges in China and in Europe (WS45)
  4. S47b Citizenship, social responsibility and international cooperation of civil society organizations (WS24)
  5. S47c Social and environnemental action of Grass-root NGOs

T4 - Objectives, methods and levels of governance from local to global

  1. T41a Urban design and management - Sustainable cities and communities
  2. T41b Conservation of urban heritage and renew of old cities
  3. T41d Urban development and governance of city (WT42)
  4. T41e Cities, transportation and energy
  5. T41f Which urban utopias for the 21st century ?
  6. T43a China and Europa as global player : which conception of world governance ? (WT44)
  7. T43b Relations between China, Europa and Africa (WT43)
  8. T43c What agricultural policies? What contribution of China and Europe in a global agricultural policy?
  9. T43e Casting a global monetary, financial and energy framework
  10. T43i Reconstruction and Sustainable development after earthquakes and natural disasters
  11. T44a Compared judicial cultures
  12. T44b Peace ; culture of peace in China and Europe : what can we learn from history ?
  13. T44c International regulations applicable to multinational companies
  14. T44e International law and peaceful use of outer space
  15. T44f Innovation, development and intellectual property
  16. T45a The conception and management of public services (WT23)
  17. T46b Internet and Citizen Participation
  18. T46c Role of inhabitants in the management of urban communities
  19. T48a The training of civil servants and the training in public affairs