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.
Was Ukraine a colony of the Russian Empire?
In this video conference in Ukrainian, Ivan Savchuk talks about economic and social life in Ukraine from the late 18th to the early 19th century.
Biogeochemical Cycles and Agricultural Recycling of Urban Organic Waste (Paris, 1940s–1990s)
A presentation of Étienne Dufour, invited by The Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society.
Solidarity beyond the longest border
Danièle Bélanger will present "Solidarity beyond the longest border" on May 24 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.
An application to conduct augmented interviews
Presentation of the results of using AMPLI software to prepare interviews with users of a streaming platform.
For Ukraine: analyze in the moment
On April 15, round table at the Condorcet Campus, with the participation of Denis Eckert, member of Géographie-cités.
Migrants and the city. A comparative perspective
EHESS Spring Talks, 28 March: virtual round table with Camille Schmoll and Beatriz Fernandez.
