The new national museum of the history of immigration
The National Museum of the History of Immigration features a more evolutionary learning-centred approach and integrates recent research on immigration in France.
Solidarity beyond the longest border
Danièle Bélanger will present "Solidarity beyond the longest border" on May 24 at the Condorcet campus.
Round the World Seminar
Explore issues related to individual mobilities that explicitly take the global space as a reference: June 1, at the Condorcet campus.
Memories of Les Tartres
This short film, produced by Géographie-cinés, presents the oscillations of the wastelands in the northern suburbs of Paris.
Choreographing the earth
Belonging and expressive ways of inhabiting it: Jean-Marc BESSE will speak at the "Night of Geography 2023", on April 14, in Ferrara (Italy).
Embodied geopolitics and negotiations of belongings from Turkey to Athens after 2016
How historical and political relations between Greece and Turkey ‘haunt’ the lives of Turkish citizens who came to live in Athens after 2016.
Effects of housing asset deflation on shrinking cities
A predictive analysis dealing with the case of the Tokyo metropolitan area (2019 to 2045) from Sophie BUHNIK.
The local urban plan: an instrument for extending heritage protection?
This article written by Mathieu Gigot & al. is based on the results of a research project devoted to the notion of “PLU patrimonial”.
Overcoming knowledge network failures
This article investigates the determinants of the formation of interregional scientific alliances through the in-depth case study of a federation of research laboratories in green chemistry in western France.
Migration as adaptation
Clara JULLIEN explores rural-urban migration in a context of environmental change, particularly from the Mekong Delta to Ho Chi Minh City.
