The making of jazz through its intermediaries
Approaching jazz through its intermediaries (journalists, programmers, producers, broadcasters), Olivier Roueff shows how a specific genre and musical experience, differentiated
The map and the colonial territory
The conquest of Algeria, from 1830, gave rise to a vast cartography enterprise. However, maps prove to be a major
The monarchy investigates
Louis IXsays Saint Louis, ordered several repair investigations during his reign. These made it possible to obtain both the consent
Big data: informational Wild West?
What is big data ? Who are the actors and uses? ? Pierre-Michel Menger and Simon Paye analyze the economics
The social movement against the ANC
Social movements are numerous in South Africa. They take various forms and attest to the distrust which now surrounds the
The DNA of the Lost Tribes
Until the 1960s, Jewish and Israeli researchers used the concept of race in their work devoted to Jewish populations. Even
National Front, a winding journey
The National Front has been rooted in French political life for thirty years now. However, behind the figure of its
The end of AIDS?
Established as an exceptional cause during the 1990s, AIDS is today less present in the public space, sometimes left to
Maps and territories
The map is not the territory: despite their scientific aims, maps are always subjective, and intimately linked to the context
The grammar of space
We cannot understand Japanese society if we do not pay attention to the relationships that its inhabitants have with space.