Presentation for YGF 2011 Jaipyo LEE. XVII th /XVIII th Century : Language of the aristocracy and educated people in Europe + Language of diplomacy 1919.

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Presentation for YGF 2011 Jaipyo LEE

XVII th /XVIII th Century : Language of the aristocracy and educated people in Europe + Language of diplomacy 1919 : End of the exclusivity (Treaty of Versailles) Today : English = Language of diplomacy

French version : Israël « doit se retirer des territoires occupés » English version : Israel « shall withdraw from occupied territories »

French territories in 1920

Different levels of colonialism in Africa : - Algeria : French Department (1848) - Morocco + Tunisia : Protectorate - Subsaharan Africa : Colonies

Decolonization of Africa : Algeria : Algerian War ( ) after more than a century of being part of France territory Morocco + Tunisia : More or less peacefully Subsaharan Africa : Peacefully

International Organization of the Francophonie

Partition of Africa

France territories today

French Guiana : location of a spaceport, and location of Ariane launchers

Glorioso Islands (Les Iles Glorieuses) Surface : 7 km 2 EEZ : km 2

The Glorious Thirty ( ) Industrial production in France (at unchanging price) - Those with no qualifications, seeking for manual labour were welcomed

« Chosen Immigration » 2007 : - Those with no qualifications, seeking for manual labour are no longer welcomed - Those who have qualifications, or foreign students pursuing higher education are preferred

- 13 French schools in Casablanca (Morocco) - Young population flee to France - Come back to their countries with knowledge, skills in the prospect of applying them in their countries of origin

- 90 % of unemployed people are between 15 and 29 years old - Symbolically speaking, they returned with ideas from the Age of Enlightment - France : Prevent Islamization

- France attracts many foreign students and young adults as it provides a favourable environment for studies and for work