Is it still necessary to write the history of Europe?
While theEU is distended, the incentive to form European scientific collectives consolidates research on its history and crosses scales. A
Getting into debt to study
The explosion in the cost of higher education in the United States is forcing students to take out heavy loans
Anti-Sexist Cinephilia Manual
#MeToo has raised the issue of violence in the film world, but also that of imagery that affects the representation
Elected by the school or by the people?
The growing influence of meritocratic ideology goes hand in hand with a decrease in the share of non-graduates in political
Caregiving families
In a sensitive story, Juliette Rigondet retraces the history of her childhood village, where people with mental disorders are taken
Putting the night to music
Is music experienced differently at night than during the day? The answer to this question reveals the extent to which
The new easements
We no longer live in societies of control, but in societies of exposure that transform our desires. We freely subject
Living your old age
It was not until 1908 that age was recognized as sufficient grounds for receiving relief. However, throughout the XIXe century,
The faces of the pandemic
We seem to be struggling to take the measure of the Covid-19 pandemic. Its arrival is sudden, its effects uncertain
A flu that killed a hundred million people
Caught between the great epidemics of the past and the horror of the world war, the 1918-1919 flu has long