The 2017 Activity Report of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Democracy, Institutions, Subjectivities (CriDIS) has been published.
At a time when worrying threats are looming over the future of our democraties, CriDIS analyses and supports the institutional work necessary to give the actors collective autonomy, in several fields (the city, work and business, social movements...), in the North as well as in the South.
The central objective of CriDIS is to shed light on what democratic action means in changing institutions in a globalised world. Researchers also pay particular attention to the vulnerabilities of individuals and institutions. They devoted their research seminar to the theme "Subjectivity/Subjectivation", several texts of which are published online in the Working Papers series of CriDIS.