Power to residents?
Thirty years after its creation, the City Policy is highly controversial. The preponderant place left to the action of the
Is the dollar to blame?
According to Ronald McKinnon, global monetary imbalances since the end of Bretton Woods are due to the irresponsible policy of
From buyer to consumer
Through a comparative approach, Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel traces the progressive construction of the figure of the consumer of XVIIIe At XXe
The profession of fantasies
Based on an in-depth investigation, Mathieu Trachman reveals that heterosexual pornography is a job with differentiated demands for the actors
Suburban Islam and the Republican promise
A report on social, political, urban and religious issues in an emblematic suburb of the Paris region has achieved great
Vichy, Japan and Indochina
Exploring the cultural rivalries that opposed the French and Japanese in Indochina during the period of the Vichy regime, Chizuru
A normal history of the USSR
By painting a portrait of Soviet society, from Lenin to Gagarin, a young historian kaleidoscopes two decades of historiographical contributions.
A Scottish family at the heart of imperial history
From what she refers to as “ a new micro-story », Emma Rothschild recreates the way in which a family
Beat the pavement while it’s hot
The sociologist Anne Steiner gives flesh to a little-known part of the history of the workers’ movement: this pre-century of
Derrida: a marginal intellectual?
In this innovative book, Edward Baring traces Derrida’s journey up to 1968. He offers a rereading of his work through