Convert or expel?
The Very Catholic Spain created by the Reconquista forcefully posed the problem of the conversion of Jews, but also of
Tribute to Robert Castel
Robert Castel, who died on March 12 at the age of 79, profoundly changed our understanding of paid work, and
Crossed histories of two empires: Russia and Iran
Iran and Russia usually spark a diplomatic and geopolitical story. A collective of historians proposes to shift the perspective by
Read today
A collective book approaches, from an openly conservative perspective, contemporary reading practices. Modified by a new technological and educational situation,
Brief history of the alter-globalization movement
From March 26 to 30, anti-globalization activists met in Tunis for a new edition of the World Social Forum. This
A century of tax evasion
Tax evasion by multinationals and wealthy individuals, as well as illicit transfers of funds resulting from corruption and organized crime,
History of wandering poverty
From the beggars and vagabonds of the Middle Ages to the Homeless » from the beginning of XXIe century through
What the historian is tracking down
In an investigative novel, the historian Philippe Artières follows in the footsteps of his murdered Jesuit great-uncle. Crossroads, illegalities, usurpations,
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