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
Lampedusa in the eye of contemporary art
The dehumanization of migrants is made hyper-visible in media images. F. Mazzara proposes to resist it by exploring the approaches
Democratic defeats
Why do democracies lose certain conflicts? By lack of democracy, replies Élie Baranets, with supporting examples. Elie Baranets’ book, taken
Healthy slowness
Slowness is not a lack of speed, but rather the highest degree of resistance to a world that is racing
Mobilizations in suburban Saudi Arabia
Far from being unified around the principles of Wahabbism, Saudi Arabia is experiencing deep social divisions. Islamist militants thrive on
What is becoming of multilateralism?
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed the limits of international cooperation. Guillaume Devin shows what constitutes the dynamics but also the
The city through the prism of finance
How does neoliberalism modify our space? For half a century, a new geography of capital has led to competition between
Political uses of law
From the Bobigny trials to the Affair of the Century, can law be an effective political instrument for social struggles?