Publishers
With each connection, new discoveries. Publishers are presented randomly. For alphabetical order, use the search.
Courteslignes
Courtelignes was born from the intuition of its founder, Jehanne Sosson, of a possible meeting between literature and scientific presentatio... Read more
Marco Pietteur
A specialist of 'health' books for professionals or private individuals; publications on supplementary medicines and alternative approaches ... Read more
Érasme
Education as a basis to become a strong adult. To grow up into a knowing, feeling, value-driven adult. To contribute to positive changes in ... Read more
Ligue des Familles
La Ligue des familles is a Belgian French-speaking association supporting parents. It advocates four fundamental values, which make up its p... Read more
- Le Ligueur des parents (relevant and smart information on contemporary subjects, and subjects regarding education and culture…)
- Le Ligueur et mon bébé (advice and accounts to accompany the child growing up from infancy to nursery)
- leligueur.be (plans, fun competitions, themed files…).
Hovine
Specialises in publishing religious books. ... Read more
Kantoken
Why Kantoken ? In Japanese, there are two verbs to say "watch" : "Kan" to look at the inside of things, and "ken" to look at the outside. Fo... Read more
Belle Alliance
The Belle Alliance publishing house… … Produces books that display a common passion and interest for Napoleonic history. Since the publi... Read more
Centre des Écritures Dramatiques Wallonie-Bruxelles (CED-WB)
Accommodated by the Province de Hainaut, the Centre is developing a series of activities and is offering a number of services in order to fu... Read more
Centre International de Phonétique Appliquée (CIPA)
CIPA was founded in 1965. The main aim of CIPA was to study a language as an oral phenomenon, in order to promote teaching languages and mul... Read more
CIPA was founded in 1965. The main aim of CIPA was to study a language as an oral phenomenon, in order to promote teaching languages and multilingualism.
It’s especially since the 70s that CIPA’s area of activities has widened and diversified. Look, for example, at the organisation of several tens of intensive internships (one for several weeks), in Mons or abroad. These concern the teaching of languages, linguistic organisation, long-distance training, peace-keeping education, linguistic preparation for the international field, the welcoming and guidance of African and Asian researchers as well as the elaboration of teaching tools.
