Cours public 2009

Se demander “où va le monde ?”, c’est une question que se pose le commun des mortels, mais qui guide aussi de nombreuses recherches de la communauté scientifique. A quelles reconfigurations locales et globales peut-on s’attendre dans le contexte de la mondialisation ? Quels sont les plus grands perdants et gagnants du réchauffement de notre planète ? Quel pouvoir donner à la science pour imaginer notre avenir ? Est-elle mieux armée que la création artistique ? De quels instruments dispose-t-on face au risque pour assurer un sentiment de sécurité ? Comment se projeter dans l’avenir et être nous-même dans la société mondialisée de demain ?

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