Slavery told through images

Bringing together studies on sources that have long been little used (images, objects, vestiges) in the context of the history

Imaginary lines

We have divided space into meridians not only to orient ourselves, but also to demarcate borders or distribute resources. A

The golden age of museum philanthropy

While private museum initiatives are multiplying (Arnault, Pinault, Cartier foundations, etc.), public museums appear weakened in the face of increased

An epidemic in the 18th century

In the wake of the revival of studies on epidemics, the plague of Marseille (1720-1722) constitutes an important episode, both

Die of the plague

In the wake of the revival of studies on epidemics, the plague of Marseille (1720-1722) constitutes an important episode, both

The psychic economy of fascism

Two German sociologists sought to draw up a psychological portrait of far-right voters. The broken promises of liberal society explain

The psychic economy of fascism

Two German sociologists sought to draw up a psychological portrait of far-right voters. The broken promises of liberal society explain

The historian and the galley slaves

What do the reports of galley slaves say? XVIIIᵉ century on the judicial and police institution ? By comparing administrative

Suffering from soaring growth

Drawing on the history of economic thought, the intellectual testament of the great French economist Daniel Cohen shows that economic