French Police, Social Order

Name: French Police, Social Order
Start: 2025-11-08T19:30:00+0000
Location: Black Cat

November 8, 2025 7:30 pm

Black Cat
1811 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20009

Explore the complex relationship between French police and social order at this thought-provoking event. Hear from experts as they examine the historical context, current challenges, and future implications of policing in France.

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Why We Like It

Gain a deeper understanding of the sociopolitical dynamics shaping law enforcement in France.
Engage in a nuanced discussion on the role of the police in maintaining social stability.
Discover how French policing practices compare to other global models and approaches.

Who Should Attend

This event will appeal to those interested in international affairs, criminal justice, sociology, and the intersection of law enforcement and civil society. Students, academics, policymakers, and concerned citizens will find the discussion insightful and relevant.

In the Spotlight

Dr. Émilie Tran

Professor of Sociology at the Sorbonne University in Paris, specializing in the sociology of policing and social movements.

Adrien Caillé

Investigative journalist and author of the acclaimed book "The Blue Uniform: Policing and Power in Contemporary France."

Fatima Ouassak

Civil rights activist and co-founder of the grassroots organization "Force Ouvrière," advocating for police accountability and community-based approaches to public safety.