Le groupe de recherche Law & Humanities (CERSA) organise une conférence dont l'objectif est l'analyse des faits et actes de l'administration Trump.

La conférence sera organisée autour de quatre axes :

1. Les décisions politiques et les rapports avec le Congrès et le système judiciaire.
2. L'impact sur l'économie.
3. Les relations internationales.
4. La société civile, la culture et les médias.

Ce bilan proposent aux intervenants et participants de réfléchir à la direction que prendra l'executif américain au cours des trois prochaines années.

Programme

9h00

Introduction/présentation
Jennifer MERCHANT, professeur Panthéon-Assas Paris 2, Law & Humanities / CERSA (UMR 7106)

9h15 – 13 h

Présidente de Session
Amy GREENE, chargée de mission États-Unis, Sciences Po Paris

• Vincent MICHELOT, professeur, Sciences Po Lyon, Triangle (UMR5206)
  Donald Trump: Inventing the Chaos Presidency?
   
• Anne DEYSINE, professeur, université Paris Nanterre
  Can the Judiciary Be a Check on the Trump Administration?
   
• Phil HOSTAK, avocat, spécialiste des droits civiques, de droit du travail et litiges constitutionnels
  It's Not Just Trump: ‘Norm Erosion’, Constitutional Hardball, and the Unraveling of Democratic Governance
   
• Jean-Baptiste VELUT, maître de conférences, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle
  The Five Fallacies of Trumponomics

Observations et conclusion
Gary GERSTLE, professeur, University of Cambridge

Déjeuner

14h30 – 17h00

Présidente de session
Yvonne-Marie ROGEZ, maître de conférences, université Paris 2

• Yves SUREL, professeur, co-directeur du CERSA/UMR 7106 Paris 2
  Trump and the EU: Between Misunderstandings and A Dialogue Between the Deaf
   
• Alexandra DE HOOP SCHEFFER, directrice & Senior Fellow, German Marshall Fund
  The End of the American Grand Strategy: What it Means for U.S. Allies and Adversaries
   
• Audrey CELESTINE, maître de conférences, Sciences Po Paris
  Trump, ‘Black Lives Matter’ and Beyond

Observations et conclusion
Jayson HARSIN, Associate Professor, AUP
How We Got Trump (and He Us): A Cultural-Historical Theory of Trump’s Post-Truth Politics”

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Trump: Year One

This conference, held exactly one year after President Trump’s inauguration, will take stock of and analyze the actions and decisions of this Administration in four different areas:

• Political and Juridical realms
• Socio-economic realms
• International Relations
• Culture, arts and media

PROGRAMME

9 am

Introductory Remarks
Jennifer MERCHANT, Professor Panthéon-Assas Paris 2, Law & Humanities/CERSA (UMR 7106)

9:15 AM - 1 PM

Morning Session Moderator
Amy GREEN, Assistant Dean for International Affairs, Sciences Po Paris

• Vincent MICHELOT, Professor, Sciences Po Lyon, Triangle (UMR5206),
  Donald Trump: Inventing the Chaos Presidency?
   
• Anne DEYSINE, Professor Université Nanterre,
  Can the Judiciary Be a Check on the Trump Administration?
   
• Phil HOSTAK, lawyer, specializing in civil rights, labor rights, and constitutional litigation
  It's Not Just Trump: ‘Norm Erosion’, Constitutional Hardball, and the Unraveling of Democratic Governance
   
• Jean-Baptiste VELUT, Associate Professor, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle
  The Five Fallacies of Trumponomics

Concluding Remarks
Gary GERSTLE, Professor, University of Cambridge

Lunch

2.30 pm – 6 pm

Afternoon Session Moderator
Yvonne-Marie ROGEZ, associate professor, Paris 2 University

• Yves SUREL, Professor, Co-Director of the CERSA/UMR 7106 Paris 2
  Trump and the EU: Between Misunderstandings and Deaf Ears
   
• Alexandra DE HOOP SCHEFFER, Director & Senior Fellow, German Marshall Fund
  The End of the American Grand Strategy: What it Means for U.S. Allies and Adversaries
   
• Audrey CELESTINE, Associate Profesor, Sciences Po Paris
  Trump and ‘Black Lives Matter’

Concluding Remarks
Jayson HARSIN, Associate Professor, AUP
How We Got Trump (and He Us): A Cultural-Historical Theory of Trump’s Post-Truth Politics.

Organization
Anne BRUNON-ERNST, Amy GREENE, Jennifer MERCHANT, Dino MELONI, Stephen SAWYER and Yvonne-Marie ROGEZ