Buenos Aires, city of resourcefulness
An investigation into a large Argentinian group, into the intimacy of families who are managing to survive, shows how the
Blockchain: emancipation or domination?
Blockchain technology offers considerable potential for decentralization and disintermediation. Behind these hopes of emancipation from the guardianships of domination, this
Feminism and its enemies
Paradoxically, it was the opponents of feminism who created the name. The history of feminisms is thus closely linked to
From crime to investigation
In 1943, 86 Jews were murdered in the Natzweiler-Struthof camp in Alsace, for the purposes of “medical” experiments. In a
Religions and intellectual life in contemporary China
In an ambiguous context of openness to the world and persistent restrictions on freedom of worship and expression, David Ownby
The election, nothing more, nothing less
What can we expect from elections? A. Przeworski urges us to be minimal: elections provide only imperfect control over the
Social conflict in the Antilles
The vivacity of trade unionism and social movements in the Antilles finds its source in anti-colonialist mobilizations. The disappointed promises
The irrationality of law
It is customary to oppose the order of law and that of emotions, the first being called upon to regulate
Hong Kong: local crisis, global crisis?
Hong Kong society is grappling with the rigidity of an authoritarian and threatening regime, but also with major global social
The narrative turning point
How do individuals interpret their actions, those of others, and their surrounding world? This is the subject of narrative psychology,