Between the State and the market: what if we took a closer look?
Although he rightly deconstructs the opposition between market and interventionism, Bernard Harcourt nevertheless neglects a whole section of the history
Liberalism and prison: correlation or concomitance?
For Fabien Jobard, the link that Bernard Harcourt attempts to establish between economic liberalism and mass incarceration minimizes the importance
Behind the bars of neoliberalism
According to Bernard Harcourt, mass incarceration and the dogma of the free market are part of the same ideological environment,
For a European social investment project
Three researchers react to the prospect of drastic austerity cures which are emerging for European countries in the post-crisis context.
The tailor and the grocer
Claire Zalc’s meticulous work on foreign traders offers a new look at the economic and social history of France. His
Malraux in his century
We think we know everything about him: the adventurer, the anti-fascist writer, the General’s companion, the man who welcomes Jean
When students doubt merit
Is meritocracy really an unsurpassable horizon? ? By conducting an investigation into students’ representation of it, sociologist Elise Tenret notes
Life manual for survivors
How to live well with evil, without rushing to overcome it, or making it a springboard towards another life ?
Is Foucault left-wing?
Michel Foucault has become a major reference on the critical left, but was he always really left-wing? ? It is
Francesco Orlando and the great bric-a-brac of letters
The work of the Italian literary critic is finally accessible in French thanks to the publication of Objects obsueets dans