Return to the Eichmann trial

Eichmann, far from being a monster, is described by H. Arendt as an ordinary man ; and the genocide is

Remove the presidential election

The presidential election by direct universal suffrage maintains the myth of the providential man and suppresses parliament. It is therefore

Fukushima: the lasting catastrophe

Paul Jobin, who follows workers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant, analyzes government denial regarding the health consequences of their

Algeria, fifty years later

Algeria is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of its independence this year – one year after the start of the Arab

Beyond October 17, 1961

A book and two documentaries shed new light on the repression of the demonstration of October 17, 1961. Placing the

Before the War of Independence

Historians are today making proposals to renew the understanding of the colonial fact in Algeria. The objective: to move away

Democratize the economy

Democracy is a good in itself ; but it also has a role to play in the economy to encourage

The ethnographer and his dealer

Between an initiatory story and a reflective review of the field investigation, Sudhir Venkatesh gives access behind the scenes to

Punish corruption

Ethics commissions and experts are multiplying without corruption being really tackled. With the deepening of the European Union, however, the