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International symposium / In the shadow of separation : territorial regimes and new socio-economic practices23, 24, 25 novembre 2010, Jérusalem, organisé par Consulat général de France à Jérusalem, Al-Quds UniversitySymposium programTuesday 23 NovemberEcole Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem16:30 : Opening speeches by Mr. Frédéric Desagneaux, Consul Général of France and Dr. Zaid Zeedani, Vice-President for academic affairs of Al-Quds University17:00-19:00 Walls of separation in a global perspectiveEvelyne Ritaine (SPIRIT/Bordeaux University)From one wall to numerous walls in a globalized world : a comparative politics approachSaskia Sassen (Columbia University)Title to be announcedWednesday 24 NovemberAl-Quds - Bard Honors College - main auditorium9:30-12:30 Space, planning and rights in JerusalemOmar Yousef (Al Quds Centre for Jerusalem Studies)Dilemmas in planning in JerusalemSenan Abdelqader (Architect)Architecture of (in)dependency. Urban planning in the suburban context of East-JerusalemCoffee breakAlessandro Petti (Al-Quds - Bard Honors College)Decolonizing architectureSandi Hilal (UNRWA)Voids of refugee campsDiscussant : Thomas Keenan (Bard College, New York)14:00-17:00 Territorial regimes and politicsJean François Legrain (GREMMO/Lyon 2 University)The political party as a means to by-pass local solidaritiesStephanie Latte Abdallah (IREMAM/Provence University)Inside/outside. Living and acting on political incarceration after OsloCoffee breakNasser Abourahme (UNRWA)Spatial collisions and discordant temporalities : everyday life in-between a camp and a checkpointDiscussants : Laurent Bonnefoy (Institut Français du Proche-Orient), Robert Weston (Al-Quds - Bard Honors College)Thursday 25 NovemberAl-Quds - Bard Honors College - main auditorium9:30-12:30 Trafficking and border economyCédric Parizot (IREMAM/Provence University) and Basel Natsheh (Hebron University)Smuggling and the economy of separation between Israel and the West Bank (2007 - 2010)Véronique Bontemps (Institut Français du Proche-Orient/IRD/URMIS)Palestinian work in Israel : between extreme coercion and individual choiceCoffee breakArnaud Garcette (IREMAM/Provence University)Olive trees beyond the wall : the socio-economic impact of the Israeli politics of separation on thePalestinian olive oil industry (1993 - 2010)Discussant : Karine Bennafla (GREMMO/Lyon 2 University)14:00-17:00 Territory fragmentation and the lawMoussa Abou Ramadan (Carmel Academic Center)Territory fragmentation and adaptation in the Shari’a Courts in JerusalemEmilio Dabed (IREMAM/Provence University) _ A constitution for a non State : Understanding Palestinian politics through the lawCoffee breakAsem Khalil (Birzeit University)Disintegrating and reconstituting Palestine : The powerful strength of lawDiscussant : Raed Bader (Birzeit University)17:15-18:00 ConclusionsLieven de Cauter (Leuven University)