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PresentationThe European University Institute of the Sea of Brest is hosting a Summer School on the Governance of Socio-Ecological Systems (SES), which is a rapidly emerging issue in many environment related disciplines and especially sustainability science. The GOSES Summer School is organized jointly by the CNRS (French National Research Council) and SENSE (Netherlands Research School for Socio-Economic and Natural Sciences of the Environment).The GOSES Summer School is designed not only for doctoral students, but also for post-docs and faculty members, who wish to further explore the governance of socio-ecological systems, discuss cutting-edge research with peers and established scholars alike, and develop specific skills such as presenting and discussing research, co-writing papers, modeling socio-ecological systems and performing fieldwork.This edition aims at bringing together scholars who work on socio-ecological systems and are interested in its governance at different levels, from local to regional to global, and from different perspectives, including ecology, biology, agronomy, geography, planning, management, economics, anthropology, sociology, political science, international relations and the emerging discipline of sustainability science. The specific focus of this edition will be the land-ocean continuum: coastal zones, river deltas, islands and wetlands.The program of the GOSES Summer School will feature not only in situ observation of the socio-ecological system of the Iroise marine natural park, where the land-water continuum is prominent and where local stakeholders are actively engaged in dealing with green-blue infrastructure. Based on their observations, participants will also attempt to perform participatory research on the sustainability of this socio-ecological system with the support of local scholars, practitioners and citizens.The course will take place in an environment that favors mutual learning, exchange and conviviality, surrounded by the beautiful landscape of Brittany.OrganisationCNRS, French Network of LTER SitesSENSE, Netherlands Research School for Socio-Economic and Natural Sciences of the EnvironmentOrganizing TeamCamille Maz&#233;, CNRS, France (coordinator)Olivier Ragueneau, CNRS, FranceJon Marco Church, University of Reims, FranceAd van Dommelen, VU University Amsterdam, The NetherlandsConfirmed SpeakersJampel Dell&#8217;Angelo, Free University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsGraham Epstein, University of Waterloo, CanadaHerv&#233; Fritz, CNRS, FranceChlo&#233; Guerbois, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South AfricaAlejandro Iglesias Campos, Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, UNESCOSharon Moran, State University of New York, United StatesAdrien Est&#232;ve, Sciences Po Paris, FranceGhassen Halouani, University of Caen, FranceKari de Pryck, Sciences Po Paris, FranceKoen Tieskens, Free University of Amsterdam, The NetherlandsLeonardo Orlando, Sciences Po Paris, FranceSt&#233;phane Ondo Ze, University of Reims, France&#160;TopicsSocial-Ecological SystemsEcosystemsEnvironmental RegionsGovernance - ScaleLocalRegionalGlobalSustainabilityIntegrated ApproachesDiagnostic FrameworksBoundary WorkParticipative ResearchCoastal AreasRiver DeltasIslandsWetlandsFisheriesParksLandscapesFood SystemsIrrigation SchemesAquifersRiver BasinsRegional SeasOceansBiodiversityEndangered SpeciesDisciplinesSustainability ScienceEnvironmental SciencesEcologyBiologySociologyPolitical Science&#160;nternational RelationsManagementEconomicsAgronomicsGeographyPlanningLawPhilosophyany discipline related to ecosystems, society, governance and sustainabilityInformationhttp://myportal.sense.nl/course/view.php?id=52Contactgoses-school@univ-reims.frFeesThe tuition fee covers all standard costs related to the GOSES Summer School, except travel and accommodation. Those submitting their inscription before 15 May 2017 will pay a reduced tuition. Each participant is responsible for his or her own travel to Brest. The organizers found a convenient accommodation solution near the venue at a student friendly price. All participants are of course most welcome to join in, but participants are free to find their own accommodation elsewhere, if they prefer. Local transportation, the fieldtrip, coffee breaks, lunches, planned drinks and three dinners are free of charge for all enrolled participants. The tuition fee and accommodation package need to be paid in advance.Tuition: 400 euros (early bird) - 480 euros (full price)Accommodation: 120 euros (optional)InscriptionsIf you are interested in attending, you must inscribe yourself as soon as possible. Inscriptions will open on 4 May 2017 and are on a first-come first-serve basis. The deadline for inscriptions is 1st June 2017 (early bird: 15 May 2017),but inscriptions may be closed at an earlier date if full capacity is met. In this case, a waiting list will be created. We expect the program to fill quickly. Your enrolment will be confirmed upon receipt of your payment. Those who have already pre-registered please notice that you need to go through the inscription process and submit your payment in order for your participation to be confirmed.Inscriptions must be submitted through the following website: www.azur-colloque.fr/DR17/inscription/inscription/66Modalit&#233;s pratiques pour le personnel du CNRS et les membres du r&#233;seau des Zones ateliersCe programme fait aussi partie de l&#8217;action nationale de formation (ANF) du CNRS sur &#171; Les socio-&#233;cosyst&#232;mes sous l&#8217;angle du politique : pour une dissection du concept de gouvernance &#187;. Dans ce cadre, jusqu&#8217;&#224; 10 personnels du CNRS et 5 membres d&#8217;UMR b&#233;n&#233;ficient d&#8217;une bourse qui couvre les frais d&#8217;inscription, l&#8217;h&#233;bergement et les repas. Malheureusement, l&#8217;ANF ne couvre pas les frais de d&#233;placement des boursiers. Cette initiative rentre aussi dans le cadre du r&#233;seau des Zones ateliers. Grace &#224; ce soutien, jusqu&#8217;&#224; 10 membres du r&#233;seau des Zones ateliers pourront b&#233;n&#233;ficier d&#8217;une bourse qui couvre aussi les frais de transport dans la limite du financement disponible. La langue de travail pour cet atelier international sera l&#8217;anglais.Si vous &#234;tes int&#233;ress&#233; &#224; participer, vous devez vous inscrire d&#232;s que possible. Les inscriptions ouvriront le 3 mai 2017 et suivront le principe du premier arriv&#233;, premier servi, &#224; condition que vous soyez effectivement personnel du CNRS et/ou membre du r&#233;seau des Zones ateliers. La date limite pour les inscriptions est le 15 mai 2017, mais elles peuvent &#234;tre ferm&#233;es &#224; l&#8217;avance si le nombre maximum de participants a &#233;t&#233; atteint. Ceux qui se sont d&#233;j&#224; pr&#233;enregistr&#233;s doivent s&#8217;inscrire et leur inscription doit &#234;tre confirm&#233;e par les organisateurs pour pouvoir participer. Les inscriptions du personnel du CNRS et des membres du r&#233;seau des Zones ateliers s&#8217;effectuent uniquement par le biais du lien suivant.Aucun paiement ne sera demand&#233; aux personnels du CNRS aux membres d&#8217;UMR dans la limite des places disponibles : www.azur-colloque.fr/DR17/inscription/inscription/66/frImportant : merci d&#8217;utiliser ce uniquement si vous &#234;tes personnel du CNRS ou d&#8217;une UMR ou encore membre du r&#233;seau des Zones ateliers)Pr&#233;sentationL'&#233;cole d'&#233;t&#233; GOSES est con&#231;ue non seulement pour les &#233;tudiants en doctorat, mais aussi pour les post-doc et les enseignants-chercheurs, qui souhaitent explorer davantage la gouvernance des syst&#232;mes socio-&#233;cologiques, discuter de la recherche de pointe avec des pairs et d&#233;velopper des comp&#233;tences sp&#233;cifiques telles que la pr&#233;sentation et la discussion des propres travaux de recherche, la co-&#233;criture d'articles, la mod&#233;lisation, ainsi que l'observation in situ.Cette &#233;dition vise &#224; rassembler des chercheurs qui travaillent sur la gouvernance des syst&#232;mes socio-&#233;cologiques &#224; diff&#233;rents niveaux, du local au r&#233;gional au global, et de diff&#233;rentes perspectives disciplinaires, y compris l'&#233;cologie, la biologie, l'agronomie, la g&#233;ographie, l'am&#233;nagement, la gestion, l'&#233;conomie, l'anthropologie, la sociologie, la science politique, les relations internationales et la discipline &#233;mergente de la science de la durabilit&#233;. Le focus de cette &#233;dition sera le continuum terre-oc&#233;an : les zones c&#244;ti&#232;res, les deltas, les &#238;les et les zones humides.Le programme de l'Ecole d'&#233;t&#233; GOSES comportera non seulement l'observation in situ du syst&#232;me socio-&#233;cologique du Parc naturel marin d'Iroise, o&#249; le continuum terre-oc&#233;an est important et o&#249; les acteurs locaux participent activement &#224; la mise en oeuvre de la trame verte-et-bleue. Sur la base de leurs observations, les participants tenteront &#233;galement d'effectuer des recherches participatives sur la durabilit&#233; de ce syst&#232;me socio-&#233;cologique avec le soutien d'experts locaux et de repr&#233;sentants de la soci&#233;t&#233; civile.Le programme se d&#233;roulera dans un environnement qui favorise l'apprentissage mutuel, l'&#233;change et la convivialit&#233;, entour&#233; par le magnifique paysage breton.