The century of illustration

What does our visual culture owe to XIXe century? To understand it, art historian Patricia Mainardi goes back well before

Europe of agricultural nations

Created more than thirty years ago in reaction to the common agricultural policy (CAP), the Peasant Confederation has had difficulty

Semantics of migration

Since 2015, the idea of ​​a “migration crisis” has invaded public debates and political discourses, evoking a threat to Europe’s

The scourge of counterfeit medicines

Counterfeit medicines number in the hundreds of millions and wreak havoc on populations. How can we understand that NGOgovernments or

Georges Duby, scholar and popular

A contemporary historian in the Pléiade: this is a first. It salutes the centenary of the great medievalist, historian of

Girls of fire

We knew about deviant boys, but we knew nothing about the girls whose sexuality the juvenile justice system wanted to

The White Losers of Globalization

Xenophobia, identity withdrawal, distrust of institutions… The white working classes are increasingly perceived as a source of instability for Western

Passport, capture technology

The passport, which is supposed to facilitate the movement of people, is, according to John C. Torpey, one of the

Tests in aesthetics

Should we, in order to think about aesthetic experience, take the natural sciences as a model? Experimental philosophy seeks, using