Poor and guilty
Between the 18e and the 20e century, the fight against poverty in England involves the multiplication of workhouses. Between reception
Japanese crimes, Chinese justice
How did China conduct trials of Japanese war criminals on its territory after 1945? Barak Kushner offers new insights into
These kind gods
Are today’s monotheisms less tolerant than pagan divinities? Throwing the ancient stone into the modern pond, Maurizio Bettini’s essay leads
Partisan Justice
From a “tiny event”, the execution of two traitors from the Aosta Valley in 1943, Sergio Luzzatto delivers a vast
Berlin multicultural
The transformations of German society and Europe can be read on the streets of Berlin. A field of ruins in
The photographic standard
In a collection of articles combining analysis and feminism, American historian Abigail Solomon-Godeau critiques the aesthetics of museum discourse and
The Sahel in which state?
Gregory Mann traces the history of the State in the Sahel, between precolonial imagination, colonial structures and postcolonial conflicts. By
The philosophical inquiry
What is a philosophical inquiry? Claudine Tiercelin, professor at the Collège de France, discusses the mechanisms of acquisition and revision
The Outlaw Company
Generalized legal dumping, monstrous property rights: largely escaping the law, companies have been able to divert it to their own
Return of the ramparts
D. Miller defends a clear position on immigration: states have the right to close their borders, but also, to a