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Paris, France
The Peace Research Group was established on February 10th, 1998 as a research unit of the University of Social and Economical Sciences of the Catholic Institute of Paris. Its purpose is to contribute to the realisation of the peace imperative as the fundamental ethical imperative of life. By its activities of research and university work, the CRP has developed a real expertise on international relations, targeting its analysis on conflict prevention and resolution and peace construction. The CRP’s project is articulated around a team of about 15 researchers, who cross their skills to create a dynamic of transverse and multidisciplinary research.
Publications
Peace Newspaper (Journal de la Paix) quarterly, in association with Pax Christi.
Acts of colloquiums.
fasse AT icp.fr
Adress
Faculté de Sciences Sociales et Économiques
21, rue d’Assas
75006 Paris
France
Sceaux, France
https://www.credho.org/credho/centre.htm
The CREDHO was established in 1990 at Rouen Law University at the initiative of Paul Tavernier, Law professor and director of the CREDHO since 1996. It then opened another branch in Sceaux, near Paris.
Its ambition is to gather all people interested in Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. It has a multidisciplinary calling and has many contacts with international organisations such as UNESCO, Council of Europe, Red Cross and many NGOs.
Its research projects are articulated around 5 areas :
- constitution of a database on Human Rights, Civil Rights and Humanitarian Law
- aspects of the legal power of fundamental rights in Europe
- globalisation and universality of Human Rights
- globalisation and penalty of International Law
- Human Rights and Rule of Law in Africa
Publications
Annual news report (state of research, theses, bibliography)
Publication of the Credho books, available on the website since 1994: https://www.credho.org/credho/publications.htm
credho AT credho.org
Adress
Université de Paris-Sud - Faculté Jean Monnet
54, Boulevard Desgranges
92331, Sceaux, Cedex
France
Paris, France
The CRDH of the Panthéon-Assas university (Paris II) was established in 1995 by the deans Mario Bettati and Gérard Cohen-Jonathan. Since 2003, its director has been professor Emmanuel Decaux. Its vocation is based on these 5 areas:
- postgraduate education, with two Master’s degrees on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
- documentation within the framework of a specialised library, which is listed in the national university network: Sudoc
- supervision of the individual research of the PhD students connected to the Centre
- animation of the collective research, through the organisation of colloquiums and study days
- implementation of international networks and realization of contracts of study
Besides, the CRDH has a more general activity of raising awareness and information by organising conferences of current events and by developing audiovisual and computer programs within the framework of the Francophony.
Publications
The CRDH maintains a regular cooperation with some big French publishing houses specialised to favour the publication of its colloquiums and study days, as well as theses and collective research. The list of publications is available on its website : https://www.crdh.fr/recherche/publications/
crdh AT u-paris2.fr
Adress
Université de Paris Panthéon-Assas Paris II
CRDH
12 place du Panthéon
75231 Paris Cedex 05
France
Paris, France
The aim of the working group on Human Rights and Intercultural Dialogue (HRID / DHDI) is to create a forum for meeting, dialogue and research on issues related to Human Rights and Intercultural Dialogue. Its goal is also to broaden our perspective on Law via intercultural dialogue and a crossing of different approaches in the anthropology of Law and in the theory of Law.
The dynamic has its roots in research led over the last three decades within the Laboratory of Legal Anthropology of Paris (LAJP - Laboratoire d'Anthropologie Juridique de Paris), which, in spite of its vast diversity, is characterized by the LAJP's fundamental requirement to always relate the observed legal practices and discourses to the systems of thought and to the logics which underlie and generate them. The HRID seeks to bring together different streams of research by encouraging team work and by offering a setting in which these approaches can develop in a continuous working dynamics. Since 2004, collective research has mainly been focused on the question of Law, Governance and Sustainable Development in intercultural perspectives.
Publications
Publication of an Internet mailing list: possibility of joining on the website
c.eberhard AT free.fr
Adress
Laboratoire d’Anthropologie Juridique de Paris
Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne
Centre Malher
9 rue Malher
75181Paris Cedex 04
France
Nice, France
In 1968, professor René Jean Dupuis created within the framework of the university of Nice, a University department dedicated to International Law. This department is a postgraduate unit which welcomes every year many students of 35 different nationalities. Its director is professor Alain Piquemal.
The object of the Institute is to study current problems of European and International Law, public as well as private. As such, formation and research particularly emphasize on the preservation of peace, humanitarian law, human rights, international co-operation and international organisations, among which the European Union.
For this purpose, formation and research are closely coordinated. The Institute has since its creation, allowed the viva of several hundreds of reports and theses.
Publications
List of the different publications (colloquiums, reports, recent work, magazines...) on the website: https://www.unice.fr/IDPD/rech_tout.htm
cammarer AT unice.fr
Adress
Université de Nice Sophia-Antipolis
39, Avenue Emile Henriot,
06050 Nice Cedex 1
France
Strasbourg, France
The SFDI was established following a colloquium which took place on March 17th and 18th, 1967. The society was created on October 1967, in Strasboug, by Suzanne Bastid. Its principal areas of expertise are: International Law, Human Rights and Globalisation.
The SFDI is composed of 550 members, among whom more than 70 students. It has created a thesis prize, the “Suzanne Bastid Prize”, in honour of its founder. Its activities revolve around colloquiums, study days, prizes awarding, research, formation and practice.
Publications
List of publications (colloquiums, theses...) on the website: https://www.sfdi.org/publications/
secretairegeneral AT sfdi.org
actualites AT sfdi.org
Adress
Université de Strasbourg
Société Française pour le Droit International
1 place d’Athènes – BP 66
67045 Strasbourg Cedex
France
https://www.facebook.com/societefrancaisedroitinternational
Montpellier, France
The research program of the IDEDH is centered on the general theme of the European standards of human rights and methods of interpretation of the European judge. Its work revolves around these areas : the praetorian elaboration of an European law of human rights, the reception of the European standards in internal law, the training of a community law of fundamental rights, Human Rights and transformation of the general international law.
Publications
4 publications by the IDEDH every year - 3 theses every year - a few projects and colloquiums
frederic.sudre AT univ-montp1.fr
Adress
UFR Droit
39 rue de l’Université
34060 Montpellier Cedex 2
FRANCE
