Geographical Areas
South Asia
Hugo DAVID, Lecturer (Pondicherry)
Philosophy and philology (sankrit)
Valérie GILLET, Lecturer (Paris)
Art History - India
Dominic GOODALL, Professor (Pondicherry)
Sanskrit Philology
Jacques LEIDER, Lecturer (Bankok/Yangon)
Burmese History and Historiography
Charlotte SCHMID, Professor (Paris)
Art History - India
Vincent TOURNIER, Lecturer (Paris)
Indian Buddhism
Southeast Asia
Éric BOURDONNEAU, Lecturer (Paris)
Cambodian Archaeology
Bruno BRUGUIER, Lecturer (Paris)
Cambodian Archaeology
Olivier DE BERNON, Professor (Paris)
Literature
Véronique DEGROOT, Lecturer (Indonésie, Jakarta)
History and archaeology of Indonesia
Yves GOUDINEAU, Professor (Chiang Mai)
Comparative Southeast Asian Ethnology
Arlo GRIFFITHS, Professor (Paris)
History of Southeast Asia
Andrew HARDY, Professor (Hanoi)
Modern and Contemporary History of Vietnam
Christine HAWIXBROCK, Visiting Scholars (Paris)
Archaeology of Laos
François LAGIRARDE, Lecturer (Paris)
Theravada Buddhism
Philippe LE FAILLER, Lecturer (Paris)
History of Contemporary Vietnam
Michel LORRILLARD, Lecturer (Vientiane)
History and Epigraphy of Laos
Daniel PERRET, Professor (Kuaka Kumpur/Jakarta)
Archaeology of the Malay World
Bertrand PORTE, Head of the Restoration Workshop, National Museum (Phnom Penh)
Christophe POTTIER, Lecturer (Paris)
Cambodian Architecture
Catherine SCHEER, Lecturer (Paris)
Southeast Asian Anthropology
Dominique SOUTIF, Lecturer (Paris)
Southeast Asian Archaeology
Olivier TESSIER, Lecturer (Hanoi)
Vietnamese Anthropology
Brice VINCENT, Lecturer (Paris)
Archaeo-metallurgy, Southesat Asian Archaeology
East Asia
Alain ARRAULT, Professor (Paris)
Intellectual History of China
Michela BUSSOTTI, Professor (Paris)
Cultural History of China, History of Books in China
Paola CALANCA, Lecturer (Paris)
Chinese Maritime History
Elisabeth CHABANOL, Lecturer (Seoul)
Korean Art History
Guillaume DUTOURNIER, Lecturer (Beijing)
Anthropology and history of China
Luca GABBIANI, Lecturer (Paris)
Modern History of China
Benoît JACQUET, Lecturer (Kyoto)
Japanese Studies
Fabienne JAGOU, Lecturer (Paris)
Political History of Sino-Tibetan Relations
François LACHAUD, Professor (Tokyo)
Buddhism and Japanese Civilization
Christophe MARQUET, Professor (Paris)
Japanese Art History
Frank MUYARD, Visiting Scholars (Taipei)
Chinese History
Martin NOGUEIRA RAMOS, Lecturer (Kyoto)
Japanese Studies
Franciscus VERELLEN, Professor (Hong Kong)
History of Taoism
Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient 105 (2019)
Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie, vol. 28 (2019) : Pokchang, Image Consecration in Korean Buddhism
From Monday 6 July 2020, the library reading room will open a limited number of places, by appointment. These places are reserved for advanced students (M1, M2 and PhD) and researchers in Asian studies wishing to consult the collections of the Maison de l'Asie. For practical reasons, we ask readers to reserve their documents at least 24 hours in advance. Reserved works will be pre-deposited on a table when the reader arrives. Reservations are made as usual on the library catalogue, via the reader account: catalogue.bulac.fr.
TO BOOK A PLACE, CLICK HERE.
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Reopening of the EFEO Library by APPOINTMENT
From Monday 6 July 2020, the library reading room will open a limited number of places, by appointment. These places are reserved for advanced students (M1, M2 and PhD) and researchers in Asian studies wishing to consult the collections of the Maison de l'Asie. For practical reasons, we ask readers to reserve their documents at least 24 hours in advance. Reserved works will be pre-deposited on a table when the reader arrives. Reservations are made as usual on the library catalogue, via the reader account: catalogue.bulac.fr.
TO BOOK A PLACE, CLICK HERE.
When the maximum number of open places is reached, the reservation date disappears from the drop-down menu.Reading places will be open for reservation every Thursday for the following week.
The Maison de l'Asie and the library are closed to the public from March 16 until further notice.
All cultural and scientific events are cancelled.
The second volume of the 2018/2019 activities report was presented to the School's Academic Council on 23 June. It is now available HERE.
