France against the bomb
In forty years, France has become an ardent defender of nuclear non-proliferation, less out of pacifism than through tactical choice.
Wanderings of a left-wing party
Founded in the 1960s, the Revolutionary Communist League has seen the profile of its members evolve since April 21, 2002.
Europe after the EU
In the midst of the Brexit debate, C. Bickerton publishes a work on the European Union which questions the causes
A new map of Tender
Can philosophy say what love is? In a short and argued work, Francis Wolff tries his hand at the game
Stalin’s envoys
What was the Communist International? Not a conspiracy to export the Revolution by all means, shows Brigitte Studer from new
Birth of globalized trade
Looking at the daily functioning of an average business in the XVIIIe century, Francesca Trivellato describes the establishment of intercultural
Women on the move
Neither a passerby nor a pedestrian, the stroller has been left out of the history books. However, strolling is linked
Small arrangements with violence
By approaching incest as a practice rather than as a founding prohibition, would anthropology have more chance of understanding it?
The international police force
Around a hundred gendarmes have been organized since the end of the XVIIIe century. The diffusion of these polices with
For an impure theater
Julien Gosselin is a director. With his company If you could lick my hearthe notably created in 2013 the Elementary