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Scientific Information, Archives and Heritage Department

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Local research centres

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The place of Islam in Asia" lecture series

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Stream the series of three lectures on "The place of Islam in Asia", co-organized by Baptiste Fallevoz and Joris Zylberman, of the Asialyst media, and Delphine Allès, professor of political science and researcher at the Centre Asie du Sud-Est (CASE, EHESS/INALCO).

Chaïstani

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This page has been translated automatically Discover the new Chaïstani association, created by students in the South Asia and Himalayas department, and joining the many other student associations at Inalco!

Intangible Cultural Heritage Days

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The Journées du patrimoine culturel immatériel (JPCI) celebrate living cultural practices handed down from generation to generation and classified by Unesco, in connection with Inalco's cultural areas.

Preparing to enter the job market

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By-elections for departmental councils - CFM channels

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This page has been translated automatically. When and how to vote for student representatives on departmental councils, streams and master's degree commissions

The ASEP department, emblematic of the diversity of languages and civilizations taught at Inalco

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The South-East Asia and Pacific Department (ASEP) is one of Inalco's multilingual departments, which include small and medium-sized languages and are a source of the institution's richness and diversity.

Jewish mosaics in Paris

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French "Israelites", according to the terminology in use since the Emancipation, are mainly from Alsace-Lorraine, Bordeaux and Bayonne - the "Portuguese" Jews whose ancestors fled the Inquisition at the end of the 15th century - or the Comtat Venaissin, around Avignon and Carpentras, - the "Pope's Jews". Over the decades, migratory flows expanded the Jewish Diaspora in France, considerably modifying the composition of Jewish "groups" in France, as well as the geography of the capital - even if Paris never really had a "Jewish quarter".

Judeo-Arabic

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