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2023 by-election to the Scientific Advisory Board - College A
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The Board of Directors and the Scientific Advisory Board are the central bodies where the Institute's general policy is decided and its rules of life determined. Students, teachers and administrative staff play an important role here, and only a high level of participation will give their representatives legitimacy in the debates.
By-elections to the student life and training council (CFVE)
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This page has been translated automatically. The mission of the Conseil des formations et de la vie étudiante (CFVE) is to develop, coordinate and manage the training programs offered at Inalco (national bachelor's and master's degrees and institutional diplomas). The CFVE is responsible for developing, coordinating and managing Inalco's training programs (national bachelor's and master's degrees and institutional diplomas).
History of the human-wildlife relationship in Southeast Asia
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For two consecutive years, the "Social History of Southeast Asia" master's and doctoral seminar run jointly by Inalco, Université Paris-Denis-Diderot and EHESS has explored themes relating to the environmental history of Southeast Asia. Find out more about this work.
Research on Southeast Asia: a partnership approach
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Inalco's South-East Asia and Pacific Department (ASEP) brings together some twenty lecturers, language assistants and numerous specialists in language, linguistics, literature and the social sciences, making it France's leading centre for higher education in South-East Asia. Research is conducted within areal or disciplinary research teams, and is part of partnerships with Parisian institutions with which Inalco shares the supervision of several research teams.
Languages and social cohesion in Singapore: from independence to COVID-19
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This article addresses the issue of state sociolinguistic engineering in Singapore, from independence in 1965 to the coronavirus crisis of 2020. The text draws on various sources, which are listed at the end of the article.
Linguistic heritage and diversity in Azerbaijan
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Located at the crossroads of civilizations, the Caucasus has always been characterized by great linguistic diversity. As well as being home to three indigenous language families - West Caucasian (Abkhaz-Adyghe), East Caucasian (Nakh-Dagestani) and South Caucasian (Kartvelian) - the Caucasus is also home to a large number of speakers of Indo-European and Turkic languages.
Ottoman language and politics in the 19th century
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Despite a few existing works, considered by most historians to be no more than an official bulletin, the Takvîm-i vekayi' and its French-language version Le Moniteur Ottoman remain a neglected historical source, little analyzed and almost unexploited in works on 19th-century Ottoman intellectual history.