The Disturbing Mr. Hobbes
Hobbes is usually painted with no nuance: his work justifies the most terrible absolutism, his political theory is the height
The Beautiful Province of Collaborators
Vichy collaborators exiled in Canada? After the war, French criminals found refuge on the banks of the Saint Lawrence, where
Victims not found
What if human trafficking were less a contemporary form of violence than a category of public action with ambivalent effects?
Treasure from our trash
Society’s view of its waste is changing. Between uses and reuses, a collective work looks at these transformations in our
Family life
During the debates on the PACS, intellectuals invoked structuralism to defend a certain idea of the family, the Republic and
Candidates under pressure?
Interest groups constantly interact with elected officials and political parties. Are they really that influential, especially during election campaigns? A
Turkey, daughter of war
Nearly a century after the end of the First World War, historian Odile Moreau puts Turkey back at the center,
A working-class Lepenism?
The specialist in electoral sociology Florent Gougou shows that the working class vote for the right, then the extreme right,
Mother Nature
What is ecofeminism? An anthology presented by Émilie Hache introduces the French readership to this very diverse school of thought,
Micro-history of a forced migration
At the end of the Second World War, more than 1.5 million people were displaced between Poland and Ukraine, in