When our behavior baffles economists
By relying on experimental psychology work, behavioral economics today calls into question the famous hypotheses of rationality of homo oeconomicus.
Creating a France of well-housed people
Housing is a major cause of inequality, particularly between young people and those over 65. This inequality has been reinforced
Return to the Eichmann trial
Eichmann, far from being a monster, is described by H. Arendt as an ordinary man ; and the genocide is
Remove the presidential election
The presidential election by direct universal suffrage maintains the myth of the providential man and suppresses parliament. It is therefore
Fukushima: the lasting catastrophe
Paul Jobin, who follows workers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant, analyzes government denial regarding the health consequences of their
Algeria, fifty years later
Algeria is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of its independence this year – one year after the start of the Arab
The USSR and its citizens: a very uncertain protection
Despite the universalist ambitions of the Soviet system at its beginnings, the social protection system it put in place quickly
Beyond October 17, 1961
A book and two documentaries shed new light on the repression of the demonstration of October 17, 1961. Placing the
Before the War of Independence
Historians are today making proposals to renew the understanding of the colonial fact in Algeria. The objective: to move away
Democratize the economy
Democracy is a good in itself ; but it also has a role to play in the economy to encourage