The election, nothing more, nothing less
What can we expect from elections? A. Przeworski urges us to be minimal: elections provide only imperfect control over the
Social conflict in the Antilles
The vivacity of trade unionism and social movements in the Antilles finds its source in anti-colonialist mobilizations. The disappointed promises
The irrationality of law
It is customary to oppose the order of law and that of emotions, the first being called upon to regulate
Hong Kong: local crisis, global crisis?
Hong Kong society is grappling with the rigidity of an authoritarian and threatening regime, but also with major global social
The narrative turning point
How do individuals interpret their actions, those of others, and their surrounding world? This is the subject of narrative psychology,
Harrington, a Democrat before the Enlightenment
A little-known figure today, despite a notable influence on the American and French revolutions, James Harrington (1611-1677) was a paradoxical
Memoirs of a Young Outcast
Snowden’s memoirs, condemned by his country, return to his attachment to the founding values of the United States, and in
Against relativism, humanism
Is the universal only the mask that the domination of a civilization, a class or a race takes? This trial,
The vampire screen
He embodies in turn power, the parasite, passion. From literature to the silver screen, the vampire travels and metamorphoses. The
Research is a common good
The upcoming Multi-Year Research Programming Act is encountering increasing opposition, as it appears to want to enshrine a policy, implemented