NATFHE, 27 Britannia Street, London WC1X 9JN – 020 7833 8440 – Tube : Kings Cross – FSE Website http://www.fse-esf.org/ 2004/10/15
Workshop
Title : Science and citizenship
Organisers : Fondation Sciences citoyennes, France ; Science for the people, UK ; INES, Germany ; Espace Marx, France
Our workshop will consider how to :
Build equitable and supportive research partnerships between scientists and NGOs
Support the development of scientists’ and policy makers’ awareness of public concern issues
Democratise science and empower people – who needs, controls and benefits from the scientific process ?
Keywords
research and citizenship, research and Europe, empowerment
Speakers :
Diana Wittendorp, Science for the People
Doug Parr, chief scientist Greenpeace UK
James Wilsdon, Demos
Jean-Paul Gaudillière, FSC
Claudia Neubauer, FSC (moderator)
2004/10/17
Seminar
Titre :Toward citizens’ assemblies on research in Europe : against the commercial and military control of science, for citizens intervention in new research policy ;
(vers des assises citoyennes de la recherche en Europe, contre la marchandisation et le contrôle militaire de la science, pour une intervention citoyenne dans une nouvelle politique de la recherche) ;
Scientific research increasingly depends upon decisions at European level, in board rooms and in secret military meetings. Citizens, including scientists, must intervene in the process of decision making, to democratise science, empower people and prevent war. This seminar prepares for the citizen’s assemblies for research in Europe proposed at the 2nd ESF.
Présenté par les associations :
Association of University Teachers (AUT) UK
Espaces Marx. France
Fédération Mondiale de travailleurs Scientifiques/World Federation of Scientific Workers (FMTS/WFSW) France
Fondation Science Citoyenne (FSC) France
The International Network of Engineers and Scientists for Global Responsibility(INES) Germany
syndicat National de l’enseignement supérieur (SNESup) France
Science for the People UK
Scientists for global responsibility UK (SGR)
Le débat sera ouvert par :
Janine Guespin (France)
David Margolies (UK)
Claudia Neubauer (france)
Joachim Spangenberg (germany)