After communism
Often treated separately, the Chinese and Eastern European cases are addressed jointly in an interdisciplinary work devoted to political and
Crimea and international law
Opponents of Crimea’s annexation to Russia have cited international law, which would be violated by such a secession. His supporters
The illegal immigrants inside
Chloé Froissart offers an in-depth study of one of the major phenomena of reform China: the delayed accession to citizenship
A little emancipatory concern
A recent study returns to the movement of Soldiers’ Mothers, NGO one of the oldest and most popular in Russia.
This is not a coffee table
Located at XVIe century, S. Kusukawa’s work analyzes the first development of a regime specific to the scientific image in
Drawing on the abyss
We continue to rediscover texts linked to the Shoah today, particularly those from former communist states. After the testimony of
Brilliant Starobinski
By devoting a collection of articles accompanied by a conference to the critical practice of Jean Starobinski, the editions of
Itinerary of a Chinese lawyer
A famous Chinese lawyer of Chinese democratic dissidence, who was a young nationalist, a Beijing court official and a victim
Reform the school?
Since the Liberation, there has been no shortage of reforms within National Education: the Langevin-Wallon plan of 1947, the Debré
When the book became a work of art
In a richly illustrated work, Evanghélia Stead shows that the end of the XIXe century, which we readily place under