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DOI : 10.60527/7wms-1y69
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IEA de Paris. (2017, 10 mai). brains on drugs: lessons from the 3rd reich. [Vidéo]. Canal-U. https://doi.org/10.60527/7wms-1y69. (Consultée le 20 septembre 2024)
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brains on drugs: lessons from the 3rd reich

Réalisation : 10 mai 2017 - Mise en ligne : 29 avril 2020
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Intervention de Norman OHLER (Berlin – author of "Blitzed, Drugs in the Third Reich"): "Brains on Drugs: Lessons from the Third Reich", dans le cadre du colloque organisé par Itzhak Fried (IEA de Paris / UCLA / U. Tel Aviv) et Alain Berthoz (Collège de France), avec le soutien de la Région Ile de France dans le cadre du DIM Cerveau et Pensée, et de l'American University of Paris

"The Brains that pull the Triggers  - 3rd Paris Conference on Syndrome E": international conference convened by Itzhak Fried (Paris IAS / UCLA / Tel Aviv University) and Alain Berthoz (Collège de France), with the support of the Région Ile de France within the framework of the DIM Cerveau et Pensée, and the American University of Paris.

The conference brought together scientists and scholars from the human, social and brain sciences to bear upon the question of transformation of seemingly ordinary individuals to repetitive agents of extreme violence in groups (Syndrome E). The menacing specter of such transformation in the human condition that has caused immense loss of life in the past, is a matter of grave concerns in contemporary civilization with the increase in global radicalization and discontent. In a special editorial, Nature magazine has described the first conference as “…a bold and important attempt to bring interdisciplinary approach to one of the biggest questions facing humanity”.  

The aim of this conference was to foster a multidisciplinary approach trying to elucidate the brain mechanisms of this behavior and its collective characteristics, and also to evoke the social, psychological, ethical and juridical aspects.

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