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Séminaire international de recherche sur "Prison et extrémismes violents" les 7 et 8 novembre 2019 à la Maison européenne des sciences de l’homme et de la société (MESHS) de Lille. Inscription obligatoire.ProgrammeJeudi 7 novembre 20199h30-10h - Accueil10h-10h15 - Introduction10h15-11h15 - Special units for “terrorist” prisoners in Belgium: a blind spot in prison policy par David Scheer (CLERSE – CNRS, Univ. de Lille)11h15-12h15 - Governing radicalization in French prison: from political panic to administrative improvisation par Gilles Chantraine (CLERSE – CNRS, Univ. de Lille)12h15-14h - Repas14h-15h - The future of terrorism is in prisons’: preliminary review of “disengagement” tactics in Tunisia par Andrew Jefferson (DIGNITY, Copenhagen)15h-16h - Managing violent extremism in Kenyan prisons: the top of the iceberg par Tomas Martin (DIGNITY, Copenhagen)16h-16h30 - DiscussionVendredi 8 novembre 20199h30-10h - Accueil10h-11h - Regulating right-wing radicalism in Germany: the evolution of a self-defending democratic model par Bénédicte Laumond (CESDIP – CNRS, Univ. Saint-Quentin)11h-12h - When being “worried” is enough: The sharing of information in Denmark’s measures against terrorism par Tina Wilchen Christensen (Danish School of Education, Aarhus University)12h-13h45 - Repas13h45-14h45 - “Prison radicalization” and management of “extremist convicts” in Norway: emergence, policy and practice par Rune Ellefsen &#38; Marte Rua (Dept. of criminology and sociology of law, Univ. of Oslo)14h45-16h30 - Discussion &#38; perspectivesContact &#38; inscription : Gilles Chantraine : gilles.chantraine@univ-lille.fr &#38; David Scheer : david.scheer@univ-lille.fr