Participation against democracy
In light of history, the study of participatory mechanisms in the Indian capital New Delhi shows that democracy lies less
The Moral Philosophy of a Political Refugee
For Arash Abizadeh, Hobbes’ moral philosophy is based on two complementary but distinct conceptions: one classically makes the pursuit of
The dominated of the audit
How can we explain the “voluntary servitude” that reigns in audit firms? A survey conducted among their employees shows that
Joseph, Madeleine, Laure and Zita: the black faces of French painting
At the Musée d’Orsay, the exhibition “The Black Model, from Géricault to Matisse” seeks to make visible what a certain
From the far right to corruption
Taking the example of the Hachette messaging service, described as an “octopus” in the 1930s, historian Jean-Yves Mollier shows the
Strange and familiar
The “migrant crisis” has reactivated a desire to welcome in many citizens. While these initiatives alone cannot constitute a response
Biology of capitalism
In light of the debate between John Dewey and Walter Lippmann, B. Stiegler reveals the biological and evolutionary oversights of
The laws of the unstable
A new physics is developing in contact with biology and chemistry; it seeks to understand the behavior of objects traditionally
Lessons under control?
The influence of politics on school textbooks is a subject full of passions and controversies. A collective work reviews it
Trade Unionism in the Age of Deindustrialization
The ethnography of a factory taken over by its employees highlights aspects of unionism that are too often ignored. Union