Oligarchic Capitalism and Human Rights in Indonesia and France

A Rising Global Tide of Authoritarianism?

Date : 5 October, 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: Room A709, Paris Dauphine University PSL

A seminar on the links between economic power, oligarchy, and human rights, examined through the cases of Indonesia and France.

Programme

• 5:00-5:10pm - Welcome and introduction, by Riccardo Fornasari (University of Paris Dauphine PSL / IRASEC)
• 5:10-5:40pm - "Embedded Oligarchic Politics and Its Impacts on Indonesia's Human Rights", by Herlambang Perdana Wiratraman (University of Gadjah Mada)
• 5:40-6:10pm - "Legal Symptoms of Neoliberal Authoritarianism in France", by Yanisse Benrahou (University of Paris Nanterre)
• 6:10-6:50pm - Questions and discussion
• 6:50-7:00pm - Concluding remarks, by Emily Barritt (University of Paris Dauphine PSL)

Attendance is free. For security reasons, visitors external to Dauphine must register in advance.

This seminar is organised with funding from PSL University, under the PSL Young Researcher Starting Grant No. 2025-395, METIS (Materials for Energy Transition and Inclusive Sustainability), led by Riccardo Fornasari.