Capitalism versus democracy
Q. Slobodian traces the genealogy of neoliberalism, first scientific, then economic, and finally political. It is at least as much
Immigration: the voice of social sciences
The vote on the immigration law this December 19 infringes on the fundamental rights of the Republic and conveys a
Police through the ages
There was Mickey through the ages, here is the police throughout history and the world, in a formless and suggestive
War and its legend
Florence Alazard plunges into the world of war XVIe century through the portrait of Giovanni de' Medici, who became a
New in literature (and history)
History and literature are increasingly concerned with traces. It is this new relationship with time that explains the richness of
Export Zola
Eager to make a living from his pen, Zola quickly understood the importance of the translation market. The circulation of
An unknown revolutionary
Republican and anticlerical intellectual, theoretician of breedsGustave Flourens through the XIXe century, until he was cut down by a gendarme's
The state imprint of memory
Sarah Gensburger challenges the idea of a state overwhelmed by fragmentation and the multiplication of memorial demands. The state is
The Volga in Russian geopolitics
The longest river in Europe is marked by Soviet history. From dams to fishing to industrialization, it is at the
A little air of empire
The Frankish kingdom which emerged between the VIe and the VIIIe century promoted political and religious diversity, before the Carolingians