Secularism: the school is finished?
How do school staff face an increasingly significant religious diversity ? A collective places the changes in school reports in
After the “12 -day war”
The lightning conflict sequence between Israel, Iran and the United States illustrates the contemporary dynamics of strategic disorder, but also
The complex birth of Argentina
Could it have been, in place of Argentina that we know, 14 independent powers in incessant competition ? From “disunited
Peace, prosperity, oil
The intensive use of carbon energies has allowed prosperity, particularly since 1945, and with it a relative pacification of international
We are not born black, we become
Caribbean, African, Afrodescendants: black women have thought and brought French citizenship. Their trajectories and their often hidden struggles show another
Make the loot
Restore works to repair history ? From colonial looting to contemporary museums, two art historians show the multiplicity of logics
Democratizing work, ecologizing democracy
Can we think of a democracy of work without thinking about the very conditions of its existence ? Any social
Capital in the 16th century
A state without a state, however at the heart of European imperialism. Fabien Levy unveils the power of the Genoese
Desire and law
In a striking essay, the Spanish philosopher Clara Serra shows the difficulty of integrating the notion of consent into the
Investigation of the mystery of the great plains
To understand the tilting of a historically progressive state from Kansas, journalist Thomas Frank went to investigate the local political