The Republic, immigration and the law of foreigners
The history of immigration remains a difficult subject to think for the French as for their governments. From concrete cases,
The history of immigration remains a difficult subject to think for the French as for their governments. From concrete cases,
More than a lexicon, the Greek vocabulary de Joëlle Bertrand returns to the ambition of philologists of XIXe century and
Jim House and Neil Macmaster propose a new interpretation of the repression of the demonstration of October 17, 1961 which
Dirty money and its money laundering: to approach this dark affair and its occult springs, Raymond Baker uses both the
Can we really speak of a neo-liberal wave that would standardize school systems in developed countries ? What are the
Hosted by Gwénaële Calvès (University of Cergy-Pontoise) and Daniel Sabbagh (Ceri-Sciences po), the research seminar “ Anti -discriminatory policies »Exists
Hosted by Gwénaële Calvès (University of Cergy-Pontoise) and Daniel Sabbagh (Ceri-Sciences po), the research seminar “ Anti -discriminatory policies »Exists
Hosted by Gwénaële Calvès (University of Cergy-Pontoise) and Daniel Sabbagh (Ceri-Sciences po), the research seminar “ Anti -discriminatory policies »Exists
Michel Doucin wonders about the identity of NGOtheir legitimacy, their efficiency and their future. Counter-power, the NGO must also deal
The social sciences have long hid or repressed the “ warrior Even though the great historians and sociologists of the