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Introduction Située à Sivrihisar en Cappadoce, dans la province d’Aksaray, l’Église Rouge (Kızıl Kilise en turc) se tient solitaire au cœur d’une vallée entourée de montagnes, à sept kilomètres au sud-est de la ville de Güzelyurt (également connue sous le nom de Gelveri ou Karbala). Il semble qu’elle ait été construite autour de l’an 500. … Continuer la lecture de Préliminaires à une étude extensive du bâti de Kızıl Kilise →

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Ci-dessous sont répertoriés les principaux documents parus sur notre site depuis sept ans, organisés par semestre, que nous en soyons ou non les auteurs (cela ne signifiant évidement pas que les…

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Recommendations & OutputsRDA Outputs are the technical and social infrastructure solutions developed by RDA Working Groups or Interest Groups that enable data sharing, exchange, and interoperability. Learn MoreAbout Recommendations & OutputsRecommendation & Output Submission Guidelines These Outputs have an important impact in two areas: solving problems, and incorporation and/or adoption in infrastructure…

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A Georgetown University Islamic civilization professor's lecture on slavery, asserting that it isn't "morally evil to own somebody" and minimizing the need for sexual consent from a spouse is bringing the school renewed criticism and scrutiny. Jonathan

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The 15th Annual Summer School “National Minorities and Border Regions”, titled “Contested Loyalties: Kin-State Influence and Minority Rights in Europe,” took place from 24 to 31 August 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia. The event was co-organised by the European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) and the Coppieters Foundation, in cooperation with the School of Governance, Law and Society of Tallinn University. The 2025 edition brought together a diverse group of 19 early-career scholars, researchers, and practitioners from across Europe to examine the complex interplay between kin-state policies, minority rights, and international relations. The programme’s primary goal was to provide participants with a space for critical reflection, exchange, and collaboration on how kin-state engagement shapes the political, cultural, and social realities of national minorities.

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