Media coverage archive 2018/2019

Julien Vercueil, professor of economics and Russia specialist, was interviewed on:

- France Culture, August 31, 2019: Russia: learning to protest?
- RFI, program "Eco d'ici et d'ailleurs", August 24, 2019: Europe: what economic policies for far-right governments?

Mourad Yelles, university professor of Maghreb and comparative literature, was interviewed on:

- Le Télégramme, August 19, 2019: Film festival. Algeria, a linguistic Tower of Babel

Eric-Paul Meyer, professor emeritus, historian, specialist in Sri Lanka, spoke on:

- RFI, "Géopolitique, le débat" program, August 11, 2019: Asie: terre de repli pour Daech?

Luisa Prudentino, professor specializing in Chinese cinema, spoke on:

- France Inter, "La Marche de l'histoire" program, August 12, 2019: L'impératrice Wu Zetian (625-705) : une bénédiction pour la fiction

Marc Julienne, PhD student with the IFRAE team, spoke on:

- Ouest France, August 8, 2019: POINT DE VUE. "La guerre d'Hong Kong aura-t-elle lieu?"
- La Croix, August 7, 2019:What are the risks of a Chinese intervention in Hong Kong?

Jean-François Huchet, President of Inalco and professor specializing in China's industrial and commercial economic world, spoke on:

- Les Echos, July 29, 2019: What can Hong Kong do to restore order "as quickly as possible?"

Julie Deschepper PhD student at CREE, spoke with:

- The Queen of Spades, July 24, 2019: Soviet heritage, a reflection of communist utopia

Serge Dewel, teacher and specialist in the Horn of Africa, was interviewed on:

- TV5 Monde, July 9, 2019: Between Ethiopia and Eritrea, "we are in a very pragmatic approach"

Joëlle Dalègre, historian at Inalco and specialist on Greece, contributed her expertise on:

- La Croix, July 8, 2019: Kyriakos Mitsotakis: le retour du patriarche
- Arte Journal, July 5, 2019: Greece: end of reign for Alexis Tsipras

Charles Urjewicz, professor emeritus specializing in the history of Russia and the Caucasus, spoke on:

- RFI, L'invité de la mi-journée, June 22, 2019: C. Urjewicz: en Géorgie, le "réel mécontentement d'une population fatiguée"

Mélanie Bourlet, teacher of Peul language and literature, was guest on:

- France 24, La Grande Palabre, June 18, 2019: African languages: dead languages or languages of the future?

Jean-François Huchet, professor specializing in the Chinese economic, industrial and commercial world, spoke on:

- RFI Décryptage, June 11, 2019: Hong Kong: menaces sur le principe "une nation, 2 systèmes"

Benjamin Stora, historian, university professor, spoke on:

- France Culture, June 5, 2019: Jews, Muslims: why the great separation

Guibourg Delamotte, lecturer in political science at the Department of Japanese Studies, spoke on:

- RFI, May 26, 2019: "Bilateral negotiations for Trump, multilateral for Abe"

Delphine Allès, university professor in Political Science / International Relations, spoke on:

- Le Monde, May 23, 2019: Election in Indonesia: "The depoliticization of political and social issues has formed the breeding ground for populist rhetoric"
- Médiapart, May 19, 2019: Indonesia: how the world's third-largest democracy is governed

Jean-François Huchet, professor specializing in the Chinese industrial and commercial economic world, spoke on:

- RFI, May 21, 2019: Google cuts ties with Chinese group Huawei

Michael Lucken, professor and historian of modern Japan, was the guest on:

- France Culture, "La Fabrique de l'histoire", May 21, 2019: Are ancient Greece and Rome a world heritage?

Etienne Boisserie, a teacher specializing in Slovakia, gave his testimony on:

- La Croix, May 9, 2019: En Slovaquie, une certaine idée de l'Europe

Patrick Martin-Genier, professor specializing in European issues, spoke on:

- RTL, May 9, 2019: Brexit: British MEPs may never sit
- RFI Décryptage, on May 2, 2019: Rencontre Salvini/Orban: vers une union des populismes?

Guibourg Delamotte, senior lecturer, spoke on:

- Europe 1, April 30, 2019: François Clauss: aujourd'hui, Japon : Une nouvelle ère au pays du Soleil Levant ?
- RFI, April 29, 2019: Japon: nouvel empereur, nouvelle ère

Michael Lucken, professor and historian of Japan, spoke on:

- RFI, April 29, 2019: Japan: new emperor, new era

Eric Paul Meyer, professor emeritus, historian, specialist in Sri Lanka, analyzed recent events in Sri Lanka for:

- France Culture, April 22, 2019: Sri Lanka, the day after
- La Croix, April 22, 2019: Sri Lanka, an Islamist attack would be "totally unprecedented"

Anne-Claire Bonneville, lecturer and specialist in the contemporary history of Egypt, spoke on:

- RFI, "Invité de la mi-journée", April 17, 2019: "Egypte: la réforme renforce "le pouvoir du président et la place de l'armée"

Bernard Lory, historian and lecturer, spoke on:

- Europe 1, "Au coeur de l'histoire", April 10, 2019: The history of Bulgaria

Marie Sybille de Vienne, professor of economic and geopolitical history of Southeast Asia, spoke on:

- France Culture, "Les enjeux internationaux", April 5, 2019: Sultanate of Brunei, homosexuality and adultery: Islamic punishments, a political maneuver?
- France 24, April 17, 2019: The Sultan of Brunei, face of the world's strictest Sharia law

Jean-François Huchet, professor specializing in the Chinese industrial and commercial economic world, spoke on:

- France 2, "Le journal de 20h", April 3, 2019: Faut-il avoir peur de Huawei?

Etienne Boisserie, professor specializing in Central Europe, spoke on:

- France Culture, "Les enjeux internationaux", April 3, 2019: Slovakia: an activist at the head of the country?

Julien Vercueil, professor of economics and Russia specialist, was interviewed on:

- RFI Décryptage, April 24, 2019: Russia/North Korea: the stakes of a historic summit
- BFM Business, April 2, 2019: Book of the day: "Political Economy of Russia 1918-2018"

Patrick Maurus, professor emeritus of Korean language and literature, spoke on:

- RFI, "7 milliards de voisins", April 2, 2019: A la découverte des habitants de Corée du Nord

Laëtitia Bucaille, professor of political sociology and specialist in Algeria, spoke on:

- France info, "La fabrique de l'histoire", April 1, 2019: Algeria, birth of a nation (2/4) The trauma of the black decade

Jean-François Huchet, university professor specializing in China's industrial and commercial economic world, spoke on:

- France Inter - Un jour dans le monde - March 25, 2019: Visit by Xi Jinping to Europe... je t'aime moi non plus

Marie Sybille de Vienne, lecturer in the economic and geopolitical history of Southeast Asia, spoke on:

- RFI, March 22, 2019: Elections in Thailand: will the army cede power?

Jean-Philippe Eglinger, lecturer in Vietnamese economics and intercultural management, spoke on:

- France culture, March 2, 2019: Vietnam, retour en diplomatie

Lætitia Bucaille, professor of sociology, spoke on:

- RFI, February 27, 2019: Algeria: an unprecedented popular mobilization against immobilism

Patrick Maurus, professor of Korean language and literature, took part in the program:

- La grande table des idées on France Culture, February 18, 2019: Can we laugh in North Korea?

Jean-François Huchet, university professor specializing in the Chinese industrial and commercial economic world, spoke on:

- France Culture, Entendez-vous l'éco program, February 11, 2019: From the Opium Wars to Mao: modernity at all costs

Stéphane Arguillère, a specialist in Tibetan history, religious anthropology and civilization, contributed an article on :

- Les cahiers de science et vie, January 2019: Deux vérités pour un seul but, p. 48-49

Catherine Capdeville, professor and anthropologist specializing in China, contributed an article on:

- RFI, l'émission "7 milliards de voisins" on January 31, 2019: China, end of 40 years of birth control?

Jean-François Huchet, university professor specializing in China's industrial and commercial economic world, analyzed on:

- L'express Expansion, by AFP, on January 18, 2019: China: growth expected at its lowest level in nearly 30 years
- RFI, January 22, 2019: Should we be worried about China's economic slowdown?

Harit Joshi, senior lecturer in Indian political and social history, has written an article on :

- La Vie Hors-Série - L'Atlas des Empires -, January 2019 : Inde, Des Sultans de Delhi aux grands Moghols, p 92-95

Vanessa Van Renterghem, Senior Lecturer in History of the Medieval Arab-Muslim World, has written an article on:

- La Vie Hors-Série - L'Atlas des Empires -, January 2019: Seljuks, the Turkish march on the East, p 80-81

Françoise Nicolas, lecturer and economist, answered an interview on:

- Le Monde Hors-Série - Le bilan du monde - , January 2019 : La Chine réaffirme sa place au center du monde, p 32-33

Patrick Martin-Genier, professor specializing in European issues, was interviewed on:

- Euronews, January 15, 2019: Brexit: "une sortie pure et dure serait une catastrophe économique"

Joëlle Dalègre, historian and teacher, shared her views on:

- RFI, January 14, 2019: Greece: on borrowed time, the Tsipras government defends the Prespes agreement
- RFI, January 13, 2019: New name for Macedonia: crisis in Alexis Tsipras' government

Jean Radvanyi, university professor and expert on Soviet society, spoke on:

- France Culture, January 12, 2019: Conflicts in the Orthodox world

Marc Julienne, PhD student with the ASIEs team spoke on:

- L'émission Cultures Monde on France Culture, January 8, 2019: L'interminable guerre contre le terrorisme (1/3) - Afghanistan : les talibans reprennent la main

Dilnur Reyhan, Uyghur teacher and sociologist, gave her opinion on:

- Asialyst, January 3, 2019: Ouïghours : quand la Chine réprime jusqu'en France

Sébastien Colin, teacher and geographer, spoke on:

- France 24, January 3, 2019: Fishing in Southeast Asia: Beijing's troubled game

Marie-Caroline Saglio-Yatzimirsky, professor and anthropologist, spoke on:

- France Dimanche, January 2, 2019: Dozens, perhaps hundreds of migrants, are in very serious danger

Delphine Allès, professor of political science, wrote an article on:

- Alternatives économiques hors-série, in January 2019: Indonésie, le pragmatisme atteint ses limites (p 70-71)2

Guibourg Delamotte, senior lecturer, spoke on:

- Libération, December 25, 2018: Japan: Shinzo Abe, the reasons for record longevity

Jérémie Codron, lecturer and Bangladesh specialist, expressed his views on:

- RFI, December 30, 2018: Specialist Jérémie Codron deciphers the presidential election in Bangladesh
- RFI, December 12, 2018: Election campaign in Bangladesh: a hundred injured in clashes

Piotr Bilos, lecturer and head of the Polish section, delivered an interview on:

- Putsch, December 10, 2018: Piotr Bilos: "The Polish nation never stops beginning, living renewed beginnings, and it's happening even now, before our eyes"

Taline Ter Minassian, lecturer specializing in Russian and Caucasian history, spoke on:

- L'émission Les Enjeux internationaux de France Culture, December 10, 2018: Législatives en Arménie : la Révolution, de la rue au pleébiscite?

Jean Radvanyi, professor, geographer and geopolitician, took part in a debate on:

- RFI, December 6, 2018: How far will Russia go in Europe?

Jean-François Huchet, university professor specializing in the Chinese industrial and commercial economic world, wrote an article on:

- Sciences humaines hors série Histoire, December-January 2019: A major ecological crisis

Julien Vercueil, professor of economics, spoke on:

- Le Point, December 29, 2018: The "new silk road": economic opportunity, geopolitical risk?
- France Culture, December 1, 2018: The world according to Vladimir Putin

Konstantin Pozdniakov, university professor specializing in the deciphering of Easter Island scripts, spoke at:

- La Première, November 30, 2018: Le Rongorongo, une écriture mystérieuse

Laurent Nespoulous, PhD in archaeology and senior lecturer at Inalco, was guest on:

- Carbone 14 on France Culture on November 25, 2018: Jōmon: at the origins of Japanese society

Julien Vercueil, professor of economics and Russia specialist, spoke at:

- Diploweb, on November 25, 2018: Russia: economic realities and prospects

Guibourg Delamotte, lecturer specializing in Japan, spoke on:

- France Culture, November 24, 2018: How is demographic decline weighing on the Japanese model?

Eric Paul Meyer, professor emeritus, historian, specialist in Sri Lanka, analyzed recent events in Sri Lanka for:

- Libération, November 15, 2018: Au Sri Lanka, séance de coups de poing au Parlement

Thomas Szende, professor of Hungarian and director of the PLIDAM team, has written an article on:

- The Conversation, November 13, 2018: Learning a foreign language: a plea for the study of grammar

Sarah Mohamed Gaillard, lecturer in contemporary Oceania history, spoke on:

- Médiapart Live, November 7, 2018: New Caledonia: for or against independence, but "all together"
- C dans l'air, November 3, 2018: New Caledonia, the choice of France?
- L'Express, November 3, 2018: New Caledonia: "Frustration will have to be contained"

Malanjaona Rakotomalala, anthropologist, spoke at:

- France Inter, November 2, 2018: La marche de l'histoire - Le retournement des morts à Madagascar