Robespierre’s terrorism in Al-Qaeda
In an original cross reflection, the lawyer Mireille Delmas-Marty and the historian Henry Laurens summon history to the service of
A French New Deal?
France, too, had its New Deal : This is the thesis developed by the American historian Philip Nord in a
To the test of politics
Claude Lefort died on October 4, 2010. Author of a large number of works of political philosophy, attentive to both
Human rights to human rights?
If human rights are our last utopia, it is on condition of understanding, as the American historian Sam Moyn points
The racial foundations of American psychiatry
In the United States, from the 1950s, schizophrenia ceased to be a disease of rural and idle white people, to
Day -to -day death
Sociologist Véronique Guienne plunges into the heart of the hospital experience to reflect on the moral dilemmas of health professionals
From Krishna to democracy
Lucia Michelutti offers an original approach to the transformations of Indian democracy. From an ethnography of the Yadavs, it analyzes
Caste in contemporary India
The caste is undoubtedly one of the most surprising examples of the institutionalization of inequalities and social hierarchies and, as
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As we know, IT and network technologies represent a revolution for the publishing comparable to that of the invention of
A global history of the African diaspora
By extending the concept of “ Black Atlantic »On a global scale, Patrick Manning re -registers Africa to the center