The Scandinavian exception: myths and realities
How to explain the relative impermeability of northern European countries to the crisis ? Is there a homogeneity of the
Birth of critical theory
There is indeed a Frankfurt School, despite the variety, in style and thought, of the authors who have claimed it
Europe at the highest levels
Luuk van Middelaar presents another history of European construction which involves an analysis of the different discourses on Europe, the
Four scenarios for the future of Europe
Seeking to go beyond the formal theory of law to address the political construction of Europe, Jean-Claude Piris considers four
Art and commitment
Since the end of the 1960s, the question of the political significance of literary and artistic work has continued to
The effects of feminism
Beyond its diversity and conflicts of definition, feminism constitutes a political project of transformation (at least partial) of social structures,
The cursed part of the School
In these times of consultation and plans to overhaul the French education system, it is good to look at recent
American elections: the conservative temptation
This file on the American presidential elections will not make a prediction on the results of next November 6 ;
Erasmus or learning about Europe
Vincenzo Cicchelli studied, in a vast survey, students who went on Erasmus mobility during their schooling. According to him, young
The man of Chinese reform
At a time when the Chinese Communist Party is renewing its leaders, Ezra Vogel’s masterful work paints the portrait of