3 July 2020
by Virginie Tournay, CEVIPOF* The prominence of digital technology and algorithms in collective life is often analyzed from a technological, organizational and economic perspective; but […]
3 July 2020
by Roberto Galbiati, Department of economics* Many democratically elected governments around the world are probably wondering how voters will respond to the policies they implemented […]
3 July 2020
In his book Les maladies du bonheur [Happiness diseases] published last March, Hugues Lagrange, an emeritus CNRS research director at the Observatory of Social Change […]
3 July 2020
When it decreed a lockdown for social distancing on 16 March 2020, the French government made a decision that was about to disrupt our everyday […]
3 July 2020
While the end of slavery has been the subject of much research, its history is so diverse and complex that many of its dimensions remain […]
1 July 2020
How does private international law structure and reveal our relationship to alterity? How does this discipline, which may appear to be far-removed from both national […]