Institut du Droit de l'espace, des territoires, de la Culture et de la Communication

Area 1: Space(s)

The Space(s) research area (new frontiers, new markets, new opportunities) p Photo ursues an ambitious objective. It seeks to unite studies from various disciplines (law, economics, physics, sociology, history) around a new concept: Space, or more accurately, Spaces.

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Area 2: Territory(ies)

The institute’s second research area revolves around investigations on territorial issues. Such issues arise in a myriad of ways. They can be legal, institutional, geopolitical, demographic, functional, etc., which reveal the multiple connotations contained in the word ‘territory’ and the many challenges raised.

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Area 3: Culture(s)

The third research area unifies the studies carried out on public and private cultural activities from both cultural policy and culture regulation perspectives.

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Axe 4: Communication(s)

Communication(s) research looks at the major challenges linked to recent Photo disruptive technology and, in particular, the advances made in the digital revolution and artificial intelligence.

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Institute in Space, Territories, Culture and Communications Law

The Institute in Space, Territories, Culture and Communications Law was created in 1991 and forms part of the Law Faculty of Toulouse Capitole University. The institute has a nucleus of legal experts who specialise in the research areas corresponding to the institute’s name, as well as other scientific disciplines, which now pertain to the eight different sections of the French universities council, the Conseil National des Universités
The majority of the IDETCOM’s lecturer-researchers are based in the Arsenal building (main building) of Toulouse Capitole University.

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