Newsletter 30
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Message from the Dean
Proud of the progress made over the past year (FRQSC, adoption of the research integrity policy and revision of the Senate ethics policy, consolidation of the Research and Valorization Office [RVO], among others), the Dean of Research has ambitious plans for 2022–2023 and is embarking with his team on several projects: the compliance of the RMC Saint-Jean with the Loi sur la liberté académique dans le milieu universitaire, the implementation of the Comité de la recherche et des études supérieures with which he wishes to devise the Strategic Plan for Research, the development of operations and services offered by the RVO, the development of a web presence for research conducted at RMC Saint-Jean, and the promotion and facilitation of research activities within our walls, including those conducted under the CRITIC banner.
The table is set for a busy and exciting year.
NEWS
The Dean of Research invites you to attend the Leadersphere 2022 – Analyse, Decide, Act: Responding to Contemporary Security Challenges conference to be held on October 4, 2022, at RMC Saint-Jean. The conference is organized by our professors Marina Sharpe and Élisabeth Vallet.
Bruno Charbonneau is now one of the seven members of the FRQSC-funded Équipe de recherche sur la politique internationale des conflits civils (ÉPICC), at the Université de Montréal under the direction of Professor Théodore McLauchlin.
CALL FOR PROJECTS AND OTHER RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
Call for papers
On November 11, the symposium colloque Les protestants et la guerre: des réformateurs à aujourd’hui will take place, organized jointly by the l’Institut d'étude et de recherche théologique en interculturalité, migration et mission (IERTIMM) and the RMC Saint-Jean. Paper proposals (max. 250 words) are expected no later than October 24, 2022 at the following email address: mbellerose@iertimm.ca.
REVIEW OF OUR RESEARCH COMMUNITY’S ACTIVITIES
July - August - September
Bruno Charbonneau published with his colleagues the article, “The importance of food systems in a climate crisis for peace and security in the Sahel” in the International Review of the Red Cross.
Mulry Mondélice presented the paper, “Les institutions nationales des droits de la personne dans la coopération entre l’Union européenne et les États de l’Organisation des États d’Afrique, des Caraïbes et du Pacifique visant le développement durable” at the Colloque international- Hommage au professeur Hervé Cassan (1947-2021) held at the Université de Sherbrooke on May 26.
Bruno Charbonneau published with his colleague Adam Savelli the article, “Climate finance and security in fragile and conflict-affected contexts” in the July issue of Au Courant, the Global Affairs Canada journal.
Chantal Lavallée acted as an expert to comment on the preliminary report by Dr. Yannick Veilleux-Lepage and Dr. Emil Archambault on the use of drones by violent non-state actors in the Middle East at a MINDS/Department of Defence workshop on July 18.
Mulry Mondélice presented “Sharing The Benefits with Developing States: Can Diplomacy on Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction Contribute to an International Development Law for Humanity?” as one of four delegates from the Canadian Council on International Law at the biennial International Four Societies Conference on August 16.
Marina Sharpe participated in the International Institute of Humanitarian Law’s 45th Sanremo Round Table on Current Issued of IHL in cooperation with the International Committee of the Red Cross, in Sanremo, Italy, September 7 to 9.
Bruno Charbonneau participated in the conference “Decoding international intervention: Comparative, conceptual and critical inquiries,” at the London School of Economics, September 8 and 9.
Special mention to colleagues Mulry Mondélice and Marina Sharpe for his contribution to « Des Canadiens disent avoir posé des mines antipersonnel en Ukraine » in La Presse and Mulry Mondélice for his participation in the CPAM Radio Union.
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