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Journal The toxic afterlives of colonial collections Publication of the second issue of the journal "Trouble in the collections"
Seminar The international production of statistics for developing countries: the case of the United Nations October 3 | "Encrypting and deciphering empires, XVIII-XXIth centuries" seminar
