Marc RAFFINOT , Emeritus Lecturer, HDR- Paris Dauphine University – PSL

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methodologies.



Scientific research of excellence oriented towards hyperspecialization has certainly proven itself in many disciplines. Nevertheless, with the emergence of new multidimensional and complex problems, the transition from a multidisciplinarity of juxtaposition to a multi-referential interdisciplinarity is essential.

Interdisciplinarity skype database is now a catalyst for scientific and technical progress, enabling the production of new knowledge in a constantly changing world.

The ESLSCA workshop “Multidisciplinarity, interdisciplinarity and research methodologies” opens the debate on a repositioning of scientific research in the face of the double constraint of disciplinary excellence and interdisciplinarity.

The workshop is open to academics and professionals wishing to open up to other disciplines. It is also aimed at doctoral students and students who have chosen multidisciplinary research issues.



The speakers

Prof. Jean-Pierre HELFER, Research Director
Yves RAKOTONDRATSIMBA Doctor, HDR, ECE Paris
Hassen AYOUB, Professor, Lebanese University of Beirut
Moundir AKASBI, Associate Lecturer, Sorbonne Paris Nord University


The organizers

Wissem BEN YOUSSEF , Doctor, Lecturer-researcher, ESLSCA
Mariem BRAHIM , Doctor, Teacher-researcher, ESLSCA


The program

9:00 - 9:10 : Welcome speech, Françoise CROZE-SCARDULLA, Academic Director

9:10 - 9:20: Presentation of the strategic orientations of research at ESLSCA, Pr. Jean-Pierre HELFER, Research Director

9:20 - 9:30: Presentation of the workshop: Wissem BEN YOUSSEF & Mariem BRAHIM

9:30 - 10:00 : Marc RAFFINOT: Multidisciplinarity: providing proof

10:00 - 10:30 : Yves RAKOTONDRATSIMBA: Pluri/Interdisciplinarity as a lever for Education and Research in the changing world

10:30 - 11:00 : Hassen AYOUB: Multidisciplinarity in economics: Contributions, challenges and perspectives

11:00 - 11:30 : Moundir AKASBI : Law between rigor and transversality

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.: Round table hosted by Prof. Jean-Pierre Helfer