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In partnership with :Sciences Po-CERI, Kurdistan Regional Government Representation in FranceUniversity of Kurdistan HewlerAix-Marseille Université – CERIC (UMR 7318)CERI-56 rue Jacob, 75006 Paris / Salle de conférences / Entrée libre dans la limite des places disponibles8h30-9h00. Registration of participants – Coffee 9h00-9h15. Welcome address Luis Martinez, directeur de recherche, CERI-Sciences PoKhaman Zrar Asaad, Representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government in FranceKhaled Salih, Vice Chancellor of the University of Kurdistan HewlerI. New political and social developments in Iraqi KurdistanChair: Hamit Bozarslan, EHESS - CETOBAC9h15-10h30. Political question about a “quasi-state”Khaled Salih, University of Kurdistan HewlerNegotiating a federal state: the Kurdish experience in IraqAlex Danielovic, University of Kurdistan HewlerIraqi federalism and the Kurds: learning to live togetherGareth Stanfield, University of ExeterKeeping options open: the oil and gas strategy of the Kurdistan Regional GovernmentBeriwan Khailany, KRG - Higher Education and Scientific ResearchKRG &#38; higher education: strategy and future perspectives10h30-10h45. Coffee break10h45-12h00. Building an intellectual and social autonomy Hardy Mohammed, Université Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne - CESSPProcessus de « parlementarisation » dans la région du Kurdistan d'Irak : 1992-2012Nazand Begikhani &#38; Gill Hague, University of BristolViolence against women: experiences and counter strategies in Kurdistan RegionAmanj Saeed, KRG - Higher Education and Scientific ResearchHuman capacity development in post-conflict countries: KRG experience as exampleNajat Abdullah, KRG – Culture and Community AffairsEcrire et enseigner l'histoire au Kurdistan d'Irak12h-12h30. DiscussionDiscussant: Laurence Louër, CERI-Sciences Po12h30-14h00. LunchII. Regional Kurdish DynamicsChair: Olivier Grojean, Aix-Marseille Université – CERIC14h00-15h15. National issues and transboundary effectsSaid Shamsaddin, Soran UniversityNational identity and Islamist moral majority: the dynamics of Kurdish struggle in IranMerve Özdemirkıran, Sciences Po-CERISuivre le pas du commerce de Khabur vers Ibrahim Khalil : dans la file d’attente des relations turco-kurdesClémence Scalbert-Yücel, University of ExeterUn champ culturel transfrontalier ? Echanges et liens entre Kurdistan turc et irakienMichael Leezenberg, University of AmsterdamCivil society in Kurdistan: divergence, convergence, challenges15h15-15h30. Coffee break15h30-16h45. Contemporary Kurdish ConflictsOlivier Grojean, Aix-Marseille Université – CERICUn champ d’action régionalisé ? Le PKK et ses organisations sœurs au Moyen-OrientGilles Dorronsoro &#38; Yohanan Benhaim, Université Paris 1–Panthéon Sorbonne – CESSPLe point de vue d’Ankara sur les conflits kurdesJordi Tejel, Graduate Institute of GenevaLe nationalisme kurde à l'épreuve des révoltes arabes: le cas syrienJoseph Bahout, Sciences Po-CERILa crise syrienne, un conflit régional aussi16h45-17h15. Discussion&#160;Discussant: Alain Dieckhoff, CNRS/CERI-Sciences Po17h15-17h30. Concluding remarksNazand Begikhani, Senior Research Fellow, University of BristolLe colloque se déroulera en anglais et en français; traduction assurée.Scientific and organizing Committee : Nazand Begikhani (University of Bristol), Hamit Bozarslan (EHESS - CETOBAC, Paris), Olivier Grojean (Aix-Marseille Université - CERIC), Akil Marceau (KRG, Paris), Luis Martinez (Sciences Po – CERI)&#160;