Rediscovering Émile Meyerson
Although Émile Meyerson arouses interest today, he was long forgotten in favor of Gaston Bachelard, who based his philosophical positions
Worker erasure
Between the end of XIXe century and the last third of the XXe century, workers occupied an essential place in
Unrest in the working classes
Studies on the working classes have not always paid attention to gender relations. In a masterful ethnography, B. Skeggs shows
Criminal law in action
In a context of prison inflation, how do judges exercise their profession and justify their decisions ? By implementing a
Iberian globalization
Remaking the history of the conquest of the world by Spain and Portugal differently, no longer from the limits of
Rwanda: the question of forgiveness
The twentieth anniversary of the Tutsi genocide, an intense and international commemoration, has generated numerous publications. Benoît Guillou’s work, which
The criminal Violette
Writers have often drawn inspiration from news items to better understand their society or to delve into the depths of
The curious Mr. Veyne
If Paul Veyne is an essential historian of XXe century, it is for his work on Greco-Roman Antiquity, but also
Fascism and its relics
Can we found the Republic on a lynching? ? This is the question that Sergio Luzzato asks about the cumbersome
Disorders in the professions
Should regulated professions be liberalized or not? ? The Macron bill has updated this debate. This file proposes to compare