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ProgrammeMonday, January 13th09h15-09h30&#160;&#160; Welcoming address and introductionDidier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, Paris, France;Philippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, Brazil;Fr&#233;d&#233;ric Gros, Universit&#233; Paris-Est Cr&#233;teil, France09h30-12h30&#160;&#160; Session 1 INTERNATIONAL ? IR and Security in light of Genealogy and GovernmentalityChair: Philippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, Brazil09h30-10h15&#160;&#160; Introductory LectureCounter Concepts for the International: Political Spirituality, Insurrection and the Courage of Truth, Michael Dillon, University of Lancaster, UK10h15-11h30&#160;&#160; RoundtableLives of Infamous Men in the 21st Century, Fabienne Brion, Universit&#233; Catholique de Louvain, BelgiqueFoucault in IR. Is there anything left to say? Jef Huysmans, Open University, UKDecolonising critical security from IR: genealogy of (in)securities, Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, France11h30-12h30&#160;&#160; Discussion14H00-17H30&#160;&#160; Session 2 NEOLIBERAL ? Bureaucratisation, Management, CritiqueChair: Sandrine Revet, CERI-Sciences Po, France14h30-15h30&#160;&#160; RoundtableOn neoliberal bureaucratization. B&#233;atrice Hibou, CNRS/CERI Sciences Po, FranceA historical ontology of management. Luca Paltrinieri, CIRPP, CCI-Paris-Idf and Coll&#232;ge international de PhilosophieIs there a critical liberalism? Fr&#233;d&#233;ric Gros, UPEC, France15h45-16h00&#160;&#160; Coffee Break16h00-16h45&#160;&#160; Keynote addressFoucault and Method. Michael Shapiro, University of Hawa&#239; at Manoa, Untited-States16h45-17h30&#160;&#160; DiscussionTuesday, January 14th09h00-09h30&#160;&#160; Participants welcoming09H30-12H30&#160;&#160; Session 3 GLOBAL ? Beyond (post-)colonialism and developmentalismChair: Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, France09h30-10h15&#160;&#160; Introductory LectureGlobally yours: globalization as regimes of subjectification. Jean-Fran&#231;ois Bayart, CNRS/ CERI Sciences Po Paris, France10h15-11h30&#160;&#160; RoundtableFoucault and the subject of the postcolonial international. Vivienne Jabri, Kings College London, UKFoucault and the colonial. Paulo Esteves and Marta Moreno, IRI/ PUC-Rio, BrazilGlobalization , sovereignty and the politics of survival. Marc Ab&#233;l&#232;s, LAIOS, CNRS/EHESS, France11h30-12h30&#160;&#160; Discussion14H00-15H30&#160;&#160; Session 4 MODERN ? Sovereignty, violence and powerChair: Pierre Hassner, CERI-Sciences Po Paris, France14h00-14h45&#160;&#160; Introductory LecturePower as sumbolon and signature: sovereignty, governmentality and the international. Mitchell Dean, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark14h45-15h30&#160;&#160; RoundtableThe invention of terrorism and the mutation of modernity. Philippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, BrazilSpatializing the international through governmentality, sovereignty and violence. Pierre Sauv&#234;tre, Sciences Po, Paris, FranceSovereign state and inward colonization: fiction about a Foucault/ Schmitt non-dialogue. Guillaume Sibertin-Blanc, Universit&#233; Toulouse le Mirail, France15h30-16h00&#160;&#160; General discussion15h45-16h00&#160;&#160; Coffee Break16h00-17h30&#160;&#160; Session 5&#160;&#160; CONCLUDING SESSION16h00-16h45&#160;&#160; Concluding lectureWhich Foucault? Which International? RBJ Walker, University of Victoria, Canada16h45-17h30&#160;&#160; General discussionAcademic coordinatorsDidier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po, Paris, FrancePhilippe Bonditti, IRI/PUC-Rio, BrazilFr&#233;d&#233;ric Gros, Universit&#233; Paris-Est Cr&#233;teil, France