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
The Chernobyl Apocalypse
Galia Ackerman tells the story of Chernobyl, a flourishing region of Ukraine that has been forever transformed into a forbidden
Marseille from North to South
A recent book describes the daily struggles of Marseille residents for better living and housing conditions. Between associative initiatives, urban
Seizing the attacks
What can the social sciences do in the face of attacks? To tackle them, at an equal distance from fears
Medieval Loves and Anger
Studying the repertoire of emotions in the Middle Ages, two historians show the importance of emotional life in the construction
The tourist, a “potential colonist”?
Studying the rise of tourism in colonial Algeria, Colette Zytnicki shows that hotels, seaside resorts and national parks materially and
My body, our organs
The removal of organs from a deceased person is an act of national solidarity between the dead and the living.