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Module Jean Monnet - EU-LACE

In the context of Inalco's Jean Monnet EU-LACE Module, this summer school offers Inalco students an opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the European Union's foreign policy. Participants will attend introductory online sessions, followed by a week of intensive courses at Inalco, from June 8 to 12, 2026.

Ukraine and Crimea in Europe. Modern diplomacy, historical memory and knowledge

The Centre de Recherche Europes-Eurasie-CREE (Inalco), in partnership with the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies, and with the support of the Ukrainian Institute, invites you to the study day entitled: "Ukraine and Crimea in Europe. Modern Diplomacy, Historical Memory and Knowledge". This scientific event is organized as part of Voyage en Ukraine, the Season of Ukraine in France.

Annual Malagasy dictation contest

Co-organized by Inalco's Madagascan section and the Kolo association.

Job offers and financing opportunities

Civilization and Nationalism in India: Diachronic Perspectives

Session 4 of the Indo-Pacific seminar of the DÉCRIPT program

Thinking and Performing « Civilization » in the Late Ottoman Empire and the Kemalist Republic

Session 4 of the Near and Middle-East Seminar of the DÉCRIPT Program

AI and Ideology: The Political Transformations of Tomorrow

Join us for the launching symposium of the Paris-based hub of the Illiberalism Studies Program at Inalco, funded by the ‘Choose France for Science’ program, to discuss how artificial intelligence is shaped by ideological assumptions, political values, and competing visions of social order, and how, in turn, it is transforming contemporary debates on democracy and (il)liberalism.

Empires, nation-states and beyond

Conference with Sanjay Subrahmanyam, Distinguished Professor of History and Irving & Jean Stone Chair in Social Sciences at UCLA, and Paul Wormser, Senior Lecturer in Southeast Asian History at Inalco (CASE).

ERTIM PhD students

DÉCRIPT launches a series of conferences entitled "Monde en crises, civilisations en récits" in partnership with BPI and BULAC.

This series of conferences aims to shed light on the mechanisms by which new civilizational narratives are produced and mobilized by a growing number of players in the global arena.