Thinking about terrorism
The emotion aroused by terrorist attacks is all too often an obstacle to the perception of their origins and effects.
The strength of feminisms
This collective work, which studies feminisms through the prism of intersectionality and gender, recalls the dynamism of struggles from the
The legacy of the GDR
A significant amount of oral history work has made it possible to trace the lives of East Germans “seen from
In search of democratic representation
The drafting of the Icelandic constitution, combining drawing lots, election, participation and referendum, gives Hélène Landemore the opportunity to reflect
Ecological engineering
“Ecological compensation” consists of repairing the damage caused by a development project by reconstituting an ecosystem of the same value.
Towards the post-automobile society
What are the levers to pull to get away from the all-automobile? Weaning ourselves from the car requires new modes
Should we fear the German far right?
In Germany, for several years, far-right thinking has become normalized and intellectualized. Rational debate is devalued, democracy is called into
The Ethics of Possible Worlds
In a classic work finally translated into French, the philosopher Richard Hare seeks to show that the examination of our
Transnational Memories of Slavery
By adopting a transnational approach, from the United States to France, via England, Benin and Brazil, Ana Lucia Araujo revisits
Changes in trade unionism
From being an activist, trade unionism seems to be transforming into expertise. The study of the evolution of the treatment