France Guérin-Pace heads INED’s Identities and Territories research unit. In August 2016 she became delegate in charge of doctoral and post-doctoral affairs. She manages PhD student hosting, student work contracts, budget programming and training needs, calls for student and post-doc applications for hosting at INED, call publication, and the applicant selection process. She is also in charge of relations with ...
Female genital mutilation is practiced primarily in African countries and in a few regions of the Middle East and Southeast Asia. It is defined as “all procedures that involve partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons” (WHO, 1997). This specific form of violence practiced on women and ...
Education and selective emigration: the error of all-negative views of immigrants and their lives. With Mathieu Ichou For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Durée : 12’
by Michel Guillot For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration : 11’ 40"
With François Héran For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration : 10’
INED’s director presents the Institute’s strategic orientations to 2020.
With Patrick Simon For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration : 12’
With Dominique MeursFor the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration:9’45"
From the 1930s to the 1950s, under the influence of an extremely powerful anti-abortion crusade, the French authorities believed—or wanted to believe—that they could put an end to abortion. In Gouverner les moeurs: la lutte contre l’avortement en France, 1890-1950 [Governing mores: the battle against abortion, 1890-1950], Fabrice Cahen draws on a considerable body of historical material to analyse a ...
Interview with INED researcher Wilfried Rault on a study of gay and lesbian social and geographic mobility
