The Faculty of International Governance and Law is pleased to organise this webinar, open to students, academic colleagues, researchers, and all those interested in transdisciplinary studies.

Natalia Abdel Fattah will deliver, on 8 May 2026 at 4:00 p.m., the lecture entitled:

“Metapolitics and Transdisciplinarity in the 21st Century”

Natalia Abdel Fattah holds a PhD in Literature from the Saint Joseph University of Beirut and is a Professor at Jinan University as well as at the Lebanese Military Academy. She is a member of the Scientific Committee of Annali dell’Istituto Armando Curcio, the Board of Administration of CIRET, the Curriculum Design Committee within CERD, as well as the Scientific Council and the Editorial Board of LASRET.

Her research is based on a transdisciplinary approach bringing together literature, philosophy, depth psychology, metapolitics, and art. Among her publications is the volume: The Dynamic Model of the Cosmogonic Wheel and the Quest for the Absolute in Fouad Gabriel Naffah, Nadia Tuéni and Jad Hatem (Éditions Saër Al-Mashrek, 2024).

The webinar represents an excellent opportunity for students, colleagues, and participants from diverse fields to reflect upon the relationship between metapolitics and transdisciplinarity in the context of the contemporary challenges of the 21st century.

Participation via Zoom:
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Meeting ID: 869 0746 8832
Passcode: 473930

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The Faculty of Law and International Governance is launching a series of webinars dedicated to developing skills in scientific writing and publishing in accordance with international standards.

The programme is addressed to academic staff (junior and senior), doctoral candidates, postdoctoral researchers, master’s students, as well as experts in public policy and international governance affiliated with the Faculty.

Webinar Series (free of charge, duration of each: 1 hour)
Scientific Publishing in Law and International Governance (Web of Science / Scopus standards)

1. From topic to a publishable research question in law and international governance
2. Methodology and sources: the scientific construction of the legal article
3. Structure and argumentation: drafting an article acceptable for editorial standards
4. Publishing strategies: journal selection and management of the peer-review process
5. Applied workshop: evaluation and optimisation of articles for publication

Participation and Academic Responsibility
In accordance with the university’s internal regulations and the obligations assumed under the job description, academic staff have the responsibility to continuously develop their research competences and to contribute to increasing the institution’s scientific visibility. Participation in these webinars will be taken into account in the annual evaluation of academic performance, as well as in the assessment of involvement in professional development and research activities.

Calendar
The detailed schedule of the webinars will be announced shortly, following the EIRP Conference.

The first edition of the World Conference organised by the International Observatory for Law and Transdisciplinarity (IOLT), under the auspices of CIRET Paris, was held with outstanding success, bringing together an exceptional international academic community around the theme “Researching Legal Futures.”

The event featured keynote interventions by distinguished international scholars:
Florent Pasquier, President of the International Centre for Transdisciplinary Research and Studies (France),
Hubert Landier, Secretary General of CIRET (France),
Mariana Thieriot Loisel, Member of the Board of CIRET (France),
and Cristina Elena Popa Tache, Vice-Secretary General of CIRET and Chair of the International Observatory for Law and Transdisciplinarity (IOLT).

These contributions provided important conceptual directions for understanding the future of law within a transdisciplinary framework grounded in legal, epistemological, and technological dimensions.

A particularly valuable element of this edition was the active participation of the Dean of the Faculty of Law and International Governance, whose involvement strengthens institutional visibility at the global level and opens new avenues for academic cooperation. This engagement directly contributes to positioning the faculty within an circuit of excellence and to the development of relevant strategic partnerships.

For students, the benefits are substantial: access to cutting-edge debates, exposure to innovative approaches, and expanded opportunities to engage in international projects, all of which reinforce their training within a modern and adaptive legal paradigm.

Prof. univ. dr. Filofteia Repez and the coordinator of the Buzău center, Mr. Florin Georgescu, initiated a series of meetings with final-year students from the Liceul Tehnologic Tase Dumitrescu and the Liceul Teoretic Grigore Tocilescu, with the aim of presenting the higher education opportunities offered by Universitatea Internațională Danubius. These meetings emphasized academic pathways available to prospective students and highlighted institutional provisions for higher education training.

Within these sessions, communication was oriented toward active student engagement through applied discussions and exchanges of ideas, designed to address their interests and concerns regarding further education. Key aspects related to admission requirements and academic progression were clarified, thereby supporting the formation of well-informed decisions concerning the students’ future educational trajectories.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru