The Aztecs, from codex to comics
The historian Romain Bertrand and the designer Jean Dytar retrace the first years of the colonization of Mexico, drawing inspiration
The archive or oblivion
Behind the thousands of certificates of Armenian exiles passing through Marseille lie the traces of a genocide and the countless
Low noise China
In Xi Jinping’s China where any dissent seems impossible, heterodox publications have continued to express themselves on various media, even
Democratic decline in Israel
In their recent research on Israeli politics, Noam Gidron and his co-authors explore the country’s affective polarization, support for judicial
In the shadow of the prince
Between Valois and Habsburg, the struggle for European hegemony places the Italian peninsula in XVIe century at the center of
Watch to understand
Drawing on Ricoeur’s thought, J. Michel proposes to transpose hermeneutics as a method of interpreting texts to the field of
How to measure poverty?
Official statistics constitute an essential benchmark for debate and information in the service of society. Fabrice Lenglart, Director General of
Mesoeconomics at the service of ecological transitions
Mesoeconomics is interested in the articulation of individual choices into collective projects, a central process for thinking about change and
The DNA of the Middle Ages
Genetics enters into debates on the early Middle Ages: by combining biological, archaeological and historical data, it renews the study
How children grow
Annette Lareau’s classic work, recently translated into French, sheds new light on primary socialization, showing the importance of parental education