Eric Mangez – (University of Louvain, BE)
Professor in Sociology, University of Louvain, Belgium. He is specifically interested in the sociology of knowledge and the knowledge – policy relationship. His current work area deals with the role of knowledge in governing/governance. He has been the co-director of a large FP6 Integrated project funded by the European Commission and dealing with “the role of knowledge in the construction and regulation of education and health policy across Europe” (KNOWPOL). He have published several papers, chapters in books and monographs. All publications can be found at http://www.uclouvain.be/eric.mangez. He teaches general sociology, method and political sociology at the University of Louvain. Specialties: His theoretical and empirical research expertise is in education(al) policy.
Abstract of the lecture
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An Invitation to Think with Luhmann’s System Theory
A Difficult Invitation: Confronting Bourdieu with Luhmann
The Form of (Modern) Society – Part I
The Form of (Modern) Society – Part II
History of the Future
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