The suburban factory of segregation
In Perfect CommunitiesEdward Berenson revisits the story of developer William Levitt to better tell the story of a highly popular
Who pays for fluidity?
80% of world trade passes by sea ; fewer than ten companies control most of this traffic. Capitalism is not
The history workshop in the digital age
Caroline Muller and Frédéric Clavert engage in reflection on what the use of digital technology transforms in the profession of
Towns in the countryside
A few days before the municipal elections, this file returns to numerous issues – covered over recent years by La
Next to and between you
How to account for the complexity and plurality of neighborhood ties ? Beyond simple exchanges in front of mailboxes, it
Piano stories
Through the study of the restitution of instruments looted by the Nazis during the Occupation, Caroline Piketty is interested in
The virtues of sincerity
The modern idea of tolerance could only emerge because in the Middle Ages, theologians advanced the idea that sincere belief
Washington DC faces the test of health inequalities
In a comprehensive and multi-scalar study of social, ethnoracial and gender inequalities in the face of HIV in the US
The Kurds at the crossroads of the Middle East
Often considered forgotten by history, the Kurds are nevertheless at the heart of the transformations of the contemporary Middle East.
Musical laboratories
1967: fight for civil rightsVietnam War, Sergeant Pepper of the Beatles, Velvet Underground, beginning of the Doors… At the same