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 Conf&#233;rence IPS-COST - Lancement de la revue International Political Sociology  Sciences Po Paris, France26-27 octobre 2007  Vendredi 26 octobre 2007   Salle de conf&#233;rence, CERI-Sciences Po Paris, 56 rue Jacob, 75006 Paris. 16:30 &#8211; 17:00Pr&#233;sentation du projet IPSPr&#233;sid&#233;e par G&#233;rard Grunberg, Sciences Po Paris.    Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po Paris/CNRS.    R.B.J. Walker, Keele University- University of Victoria.   17:00 &#8211; 19:00     Table      ronde : Global, international and boundariesPr&#233;sid&#233;e par  Marie-Claude Smouts, directeur de recherches honoraire, CERI-Sciences Po Paris/CNRS.    Society and its Boundaries, Barry Hindess, Australian National University.    The Resilience of Nationalism in the Era of Globalization, Christophe Jaffrelot, CERI-Sciences Po Paris/CNRS.    Boundaries, Borders, Limits: Doubles, Rob Walker, Keele University     University of Victoria.    Institutional Locations of the Sacred in World Society, Georges Thomas, Arizona State University.    Containment in the 21st Century: Making the Reds and Greens Come Clean, Ronnie Lipschutz, University of California Santa Cruz.       19:15 &#8211; 20:15 : CocktailSamedi 27 octobre 2007    Amphith&#233;&#226;tres Leroy Beaulieu et Albert Sorel, Sciences Po Paris, 27 rue St Guillaume, 75007 Paris.  9:30 : Caf&#233; de bienvenue10:00 &#8211;13:00     The impact of the social construction of      threats        &#173;The Evolving Social Construction of Threats, Anna Leander, Copenhagen Business School and Jef Huysmans, Open University.         Meta-politics of Emancipation: Reflections on the Criteria for Theorising security, Ole Waever, University of Copenhagen.    Rethinking the International: A Postcolonial Critique, Vivienne Jabri, King&#8217;s College London.Desecuritisation,      emancipation and resistance       Critical Approaches to Security in Europe: a Networked Manifesto (Presentation of the CASE collective), Claudia Aradau, Open University, Rens Van Munster, University of Southern Denmark (CASE Collective).    Piety, Politics, and Emancipation, Mustapha Pasha, University of Aberdeen.    Exceptions, Derogations and the Rule of Law: The Tensions Revealed by the EU's Counterterrorism Measures, Elspeth Guild, University of Nijmegen.  Pause d&#233;jeuner : 13:00 &#8211;14:00   14:00 &#8211; 16:00     Table      ronde : Analysis of the present time : IR and Sociology. What kind of      dynamics?            IR and Sociology: A Long and Persistent Gap?, Mathias Albert, Universit&#228;t Bielefeld.    Political Sociology and the Problem of the International, Didier Bigo, CERI-Sciences Po Paris/CNRS.    Le march&#233; d&#8217;import-export des savoirs d&#8217;Etat. Luttes h&#233;g&#233;moniques, concurrences professionnelles et strat&#233;gies de reproduction des &#8216;noblesses d&#8217;&#201;tat&#8217;, Yves Dezalay, Centre for European Sociology, EHESS-MSH.    Politics, Sociology and the Sacred: Some Reflections on a Sociology of Freedom for the 21st Century, Michael Dillon, University of Lancaster.     Deftly Treading Through the Antinomies and Paradoxes of Social Science and International Relations: A Call for Tightrope Walkers, Gary T. Marx, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Reframing      disciplines and policy relevance: Conclusions      Thomas Volgy, International Studies Association - Arizona State University    Angela Liberatore, Commission europ&#233;enne    Merci de noter que les interventions se feront en anglais. Merci de noter &#233;galement que les deux journ&#233;es de conf&#233;rence se d&#233;rouleront dans deux lieux diff&#233;rents : - Vendredi : Salle de conf&#233;rence, CERI-Sciences Po (56 rue Jacob, 75006 Paris)- Samedi : Amphith&#233;&#226;tres Leroy Beaulieu et Albert Saurel, Sciences Po Paris (27 rue St Guillaume, 75007 Paris). L&#8217;entr&#233;e est libre dans la limite des places disponibles. RSVP avant le 19/10: Miriam P&#233;rier : perier@ceri-sciences-po.org ou +33 (0)1 58 71 70 53. 