The homeland of equality
While many see America as a land of freedom, Sean Wilentz questions the passion for American equality. He thus takes
The partitions of Yemen
Divided by war, a hotbed among others of transnational Islamism, Yemen is also a country of flux whose relationship with
The Kurdish International
What are the historical lines of rupture and continuity of the PKKfrom its founding to the present day? Sociologist Olivier
What to do on Sunday?
Most French people do not want to work on Sundays, but many would like to benefit from more services on
Communism, capitalism and corruption
Taking at face value the bombastic official statements concerning corruption within the Chinese Communist Party, a book paints a dark
Resisting in the forest
It is through a network of infrastructures that power reduces local particularities, exploits resources, and fights autonomy. Living in territories
Access to things
By considering things too much, we forget what makes us perceive them. This is the idea that the young Fritz
Authoritarianism thrives
Why do some countries succeed in democratizing? Based on a study of nearly a hundred cases, two political scientists emphasize
When artificial insemination was unnatural
Having children at any cost? The history of artificial insemination and its condemnation by the Catholic Church helps to shed
Gender boundaries, racial boundaries
In an incisive, dense and stimulating work, the sociologist Rogers Brubaker questions the reasons why, in the United States today,