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Sciences-Po / PUC-Rio / King&#8217;s College-London / UVICParisMONDAY 25 OCTOBERFirst session 09:00 am &#8211; 12:30 pmWelcoming coffee and opening remarks &#8220;Analysing Discourses: Intertextuality and Genealogical Methods&#8221;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; PhD Participants:     Marta Moreno (PUC Rio, Brazil), &#8220;Politicizing the United Nations Peace Operations through a discursive and genealogical analysis: the case of Somalia&#8221;    Fabiano Mielniczuk (PUC Rio, Brazil), &#8220;Excavating Texts? Rethinking the&#160;State&#160;Concept through Archeological Practice&#8221;     Jorg Spieker (King&#8217;s College London, UK), &#8220;Foucault, Hobbes, and the Discourse of Political Philosophy&#8221;Discussants:     Michael Shapiro (University of Hawaii, USA),     Michael Loriaux (Northwestern University, USA),     Engin Isin (Open University, UK)Lunch: 12:30 - 02:00 pmSecond session 02:00 &#8211; 05:30 pm &#8220;Analysing Liberalism, War, Resistance and the International&#8221;PhD Participants:    Rachel Ricci (Northwestern University, USA), &#8220;Caring for the Self and the World: A Critical Genealogy of Political Liberalism in International Rights Discourse&#8221;&#160; &#160;    Carlos Frederico Pereira da Silva Gama (PUC Rio, Brazil), &#8220;Narratives of Global Governance: &#8216;UN Ideas that Changes the World&#8217; as Policymaking&#8221; &#160;    Youri Cormier&#160;(King&#8217;s College London, UK), &#8220;Understanding the Dialectical Theories of War&#8221;Discussants:     Vivienne Jabri (King&#8217;s College London, UK),     R.B.J. Walker (University of Victoria, Canada)Third Session: 05:30 &#8211; 07:30 pmRound Table    Michael Shapiro (University   of Hawaii, USA), &#8220;Trans-Disciplinary Method: After the Aesthetic Turn&#8221;    Michael Loriaux (Northwestern University,&#160; USA), &#8220;Critical Hermeneutics and the Myth of the Transcendental Subject&#8221;    Engin Isin (Open   University, UK), &#8220;Thinking Genealogically&#8221;    Vivienne Jabri (King&#8217;s College, London, UK), &#8220;Relating Method, Critique, and Knowledge in Politics&#8221;    R.B.J. Walker (University   of Victoria, Canada), &#8220;Concepts, Disciplines, Methods&#8221;    TUESDAY 26 OCTOBER First session 09:00 am &#8211; 12:30 pm&#8220;Analysing Justifications, Ethical Contexts and Boundaries of Identities&#8221;PhD Participants:    Arnaud Kurze (George Mason University, USA/Sciences Po, France), &#8220;Human Rights and Justice Revisited: A Critical Methodology of Post-Conflict Accountability Efforts in the Balkans&#8221;    Maria O&#8217;Reilly (King&#8217;s College London, UK), &#8220;Catastrophe, Memory and Gendered Activism: A Critical Feminist Analysis of Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict Bosnia-Herzegovina&#8221;    Francesco Ragazzi (Sciences Po, France/Leiden University, The Netherlands), &#8220;Diaspora Politics and the Transnational Political Field in IR&#8221;    Kristina Balalovska (Sciences Po, France), &#8220;Macedonian Emigration and Strategies of Diasporization &#8211; (Trans)national Identity-making&#8221;Discussants:     Mervyn Frost (King&#8217;s College London, UK),     Jo&#227;o Nogueira (IRI-PUC Rio, Brazil)Lunch: 12:30 &#8211; 02:00 pmSecond session 02:00 &#8211; 05:30 pm&#8220;Analysing Practices of (In)Security and Surveillance&#8221;PhD Participants:    Adam Molnar (University   of Victoria, Canada), &#8220;Revisiting Critical Research Methods in the Context of Interoperable Security Networks&#8221;    Anthony Amicelle (Sciences Po, France), &#8220;Towards a &#8216;New&#8217; Political Anatomy of Financial Surveillance&#8221;    Asima Shaikh (King&#8217;s College London, UK), &#8220;Operationalising Securitisation: The Transfer of Security Discourse and Practices across Agencies at the Local Government Level in UK Domestic Counter Terrorism&#8221; Discussants:     Dominique Boullier (Sciences Po Paris, France),     Jef Huysmans (Open University, UK),     Didier Bigo (Sciences Po Paris, France/King&#8217;s College London, UK)Third Session 05:30-07:30 pmRound Table    Antonin Cohen (Universit&#233; Paris Ouest Nanterre La D&#233;fense), &#8220;Prosopography: Introducing Quantitative &#160;&#160;Methods into Qualitative Data and Vice-Versa&#8221;    Dominique Boullier (Sciences Po, France), &#8220;In Security Matters, Enough is Enough... or Not? Confronting Professional and Public Practices&#8221;    Jef Huysmans (Open   University, UK), &#8220;Towards an International Collaboratory on Critical Methods in Security Studies&#8221;    Didier Bigo (Sciences Po, France and King&#8217;s College London, UK), &#8220;Assemblage, Field and Dispositif&#8221;    Mervyn Frost (King&#8217;s College London, UK), &#8220;The Ethical Dimension of IR inquiry: How to Find It?&#8221;    Jo&#227;o Nogueira (IRI-PUC Rio, Brazil), &#8220;Critical Methodologies: Observations from Peripheral Sites&#8221;    Marc B. Salter (University   of Ottawa, Canada), &#8220;Reading Popular Security Culture&#8221;