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Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice

Join us for a high-level conference on the future of democracy, featuring the Chief Justice of Canada, international guests, and keynote speaker Jason Stanley. Explore today’s democratic challenges and the delicate balance between freedom, security, and justice in an ever-evolving world.

Vicki Gondek, Project Manager of Judicial Programs;     Phone: [5147312855];     Email: vicki.gondek@ciaj-icaj.ca

Democracy ; Judicial Independance ; Rule of law ; Justice and society ; Ethics and governance ; Defending rights ; Innovative solutions ; Interdisciplinary dialogue

Université Hassan 2, École supérieure de technologie de Casablanca, LAREMO, AM-REMAC

La 8ème édition du colloque International CIRMO vise à explorer le Nouveau Management Public, en favorisant les échanges pluridisciplinaires sur les opportunités et les défis que les transitions, écologiques, digitales, organisationnelles, culturelles ou sociales, posent aux administrations et services publics.

Comité d’organisation;     Email: Cirmo2025@estc.ma

Economics, Business and Marketing,    Law

Institute of Cross Cultural Studies and Academic Exchange (EDDSA)

Academic Philosophy,    Sociology

Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory (IFDT) of the University of Belgrade

The international conference “Elections – Democracy – Crisis” (EDC 2026) will mark the third edition of the biennial academic event jointly organized by the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies (WNPiSM) of the University of Warsaw and the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory (IFDT) of the University of Belgrade. This edition aims to explore the impact of contemporary crises (from wars to economic, energy, and social upheavals) on democratic and societal processes across Europe. Special attention will be given to the challenges for democracy in Central and Eastern Europe and the performance of hybrid or authoritarian regimes, particularly in light of the complex political context surrounding this year’s host institution and ongoing student-led protests in Serbia.

Email: edcconf@uw.edu.pl

elections, democracy, populism, crisis, authoritarianism,

Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery (BIRS)

This workshop explores problems in mathematical political science, focusing on recent developments in the study of alternative voting methods and the creation of district electoral maps. Over the last 20 years, many jurisdictions in Canada and the United States have adopted or have considered adopting alternative voting methods such as ranked-choice voting for electing mayors, representatives, city council members, etc. There are many questions about such methods which can be analyzed mathematically. For example, does ranked-choice voting tend to elect candidates who are more centrist than candidates elected by more commonly-used methods like plurality? How can we best achieve proportional representation on a legislative body? What makes an election fair? There are many open problems around such questions, and this workshop hopes to make some progress on them using mathematical tools.

Applied Mathematics (in general),    Sociology

University Center of Barika, Algeria

يعنى هذا الملتقى بموضوع العلاقات الخارجية للجزائر خلال الفترة الحديثة (926-1246ه/ 1520-1830م)، يعالج الملتقى إشكالية هامة في التاريخ الحديث؛ تتعلق أساسا بتاريخ العلاقات الخارجية للدولة الجزائرية؛ سواء السياسية، العسكرية، الاقتصادية، الاجتماعية والثقافية، على الصعيدين الإقليمي والدولي، وهي علاقات متداخلة ومتشعبة، تحكمت فيها العديد من العوامل والمعطيات آنذاك، حيث تأرجحت تلك العلاقات بين الودية والتعاون والتكامل تارة والندية والصراع تارة أخرى.

Phone: [00213663864444];     Email: colloque.shs@cu-barika.dz

This conference focuses on the theme of Algeria’s foreign relations during the Modern Period (1520–1830 / 926–1246 AH). It addresses an important issue in modern history, namely the history of Algeria’s external relations—political, military, economic, social, and cultural—at both the regional and international levels. These relations were complex and intertwined, shaped by multiple factors and circumstances of the time, oscillating between friendship, cooperation, and integration on the one hand, and rivalry and conflict on the other.