This book launch presents Making Global Norms: Politics versus Science in International Organizations (Oxford University Press, 2025), by Leonard Seabrooke and Alexandros Kentikelenis. Focusing on how international organizations like the IMF create and adapt global policy scripts, the authors reveal the complex interplay between political negotiation and scientific expertise in shaping the norms that underpin globalization.
Join a friendly discussion with artists Lou Masduraud, Emilie Ding, and Bastien Gachet over drinks at Bar Liaisons. This free, walk-in event is organized as part of the Psot Netebras Xul exhibition.
Embark on a guided tour of Carouge that uncovers its ancient Celtic and Roman paths. Learn how these historic routes converge at a “crossroads,” which is the origin of the city’s name, infusing Carouge with its distinctive energy. Delve into the mysteries of its builders and feel the vibrant spirit of this place, where telluric veins and chi energy shape the surroundings. This mystical experience will reveal why Carouge holds such a unique charm.
In French.
In this Extramundana workshop led by Magali Bossi — writer, musician, and cultural mediator — you’ll explore writing from inside the skin, shell, or senses of your non-human, humanoid, or hybrid characters. Inspired by ethology, zoology, and science-fantasy literature, Bossi will guide you to reinvent point of view, experiment with new perceptions, and create stories inhabited by strange, powerful, and vibrant voices.
In French.
The International Museum of the Reformation presents a special tour focused on the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre. Delve into the underlying causes of this historical tragedy, such as religious tensions, political manipulations, and collective fears. The tour highlights its impact on Catholic-Protestant relations and its symbolic significance in the history of the Reformation.
In French.
This panel discussion will delve into the role of art and public commissions in shaping memory politics. With the rise of decolonial movements and increasing social demands, artistic creation is called to reinvent itself. Experts Michèle Freiburghaus, Mathias Pfund, and Hélène Gerster will engage in a debate about monuments: should they be reimagined, dismantled, or replaced with new ones? Joseph Favre will moderate the discussion, organized by the Interdisciplinary Research Workshop.
In French.
The 8th World Philanthropy Forum gathers global leaders in academia, policy, and philanthropy to explore how strategic giving can unlock the human potential essential for achieving the SDGs. Framed by major international milestones, the forum fosters high-level dialogue on the evolving role of philanthropy in shaping a more equitable and sustainable future.
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