Marcuse's children
While political ecology is still struggling to assert itself on the national scene, it is good to rediscover the Gorz/Marcuse
Bourdieu facing himself
Sociology, P. Bourdieu professed, contains within itself the power to reflect on itself and in particular to reflect on its
Should we be afraid of the digital revolution?
Five new technology specialists share their views on the hopes and dangers of the current digital revolution. Their responses reveal
Michael Mann or melancholic modernity
Immense megalopolises where individuals get lost, cold systems where characters are simple cogs, professions in which men exhaust themselves: Michael
Another story of French epistemology
By studying little-known aspects of the history of French thought XXe century and authors sensitive to the diversity of modes
Stigmatized lites
Trajectories of high social mobility are often read as one of class dynamics, without the question of their racial dimension
By Baruch Weil Marcel Proust
Was Proust djudaseven anti-Smitism as they say? the occasion of an exhibition at the Museum of Art and History of
The return of the order of the debt
Faced with the Covid-19 pandemic, political and banking authorities seemed to free themselves from budgetary concerns. But now that the
The endless fraud of the powerful
Drawing on his research on corruption and white-collar crime among the ruling classes, Pierre Lascoumes immerses us in the institutional
From one heatwave to another
The heatwave is an intense meteorological phenomenon, but also a social and urban catastrophe. This is what the summer of