17 March 2021

French
Centre suisse islam et société
Trying jihadism in France: perspectives on the trials of jihadist networks since 2015
Online lecture organised by the Swiss Centre Islam and Society on the occasion of the presentation of a new training programme entitled “Preventing Extremisms. Ideologies, Religions and Violence(s)” starting in September 2021.
The lecture will be held via Zoom, on 17 March at 6:30 pm.
After an introduction by Géraldine Casutt, coordinator of the CAS, Dr Antoine Mégie will deliver a lecture entitled “Trying jihadism in France: perspectives on the trials of jihadist networks since 2015”.
Antoine Mégie is Senior Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Rouen, and heads the JUPITER programme (“Justice and Punishment under the Influence of Terrorism”).
Conférence en ligne organisée par le Centre Suisse Islam et Société à l’occasion de la présentation d’un nouveau programme de formation intitulé “Prévenir les extrémismes. Idéologies, religions et violence(s)” qui débutera en septembre 2021.
La conférence se tiendra via Zoom, le 17 mars à 18h30
Après une introduction de Géraldine Casutt, coordinatrice du CAS, le Dr. Antoine Mégie proposera une conférence intitulée « Juger le jihadisme en France : perspectives sur les procès des filières jihadistes depuis 2015 ».
Antoine Mégie est maître de conférences en science politique à l’Université de Rouen, et il est responsable du programme JUPITER (« Justice et pénalité sous l’influence du terrorisme »).
محاضرة عبر الإنترنت ينظّمها المركز السويسري «الإسلام والمجتمع» بمناسبة تقديم برنامج تكوين جديد بعنوان «الوقاية من التطرّفات. أيديولوجيات وأديان وعنف(ات)» ينطلق في سبتمبر/أيلول 2021.
ستُعقد المحاضرة عبر Zoom، يوم 17 مارس/آذار الساعة 18:30.
بعد كلمة افتتاحية لـGéraldine Casutt، منسّقة CAS، سيُقدّم الدكتور Antoine Mégie محاضرة بعنوان «محاكمة الجهادية في فرنسا: منظورات حول محاكمات الشبكات الجهادية منذ 2015».
Antoine Mégie أستاذ محاضر في علم السياسة بجامعة روان، ومسؤول عن برنامج JUPITER («العدالة والعقاب تحت تأثير الإرهاب»).
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