Protect Global Value Chains
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Directory of Researchers Analysing Labour
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This issue showcases history: that of the fate of airmen who fell from the sky during World War II, of criticism of a civil service considered excessive, of the creation of a census in Spain, and of the operation of the French and American states. States are also discussed in their contemporaneity: the protection of their constitutions, the remuneration of care workers, the alignment of anti-corruption campaigns, and the integration of gender issues in international climate policies. The environment is also covered in an analysis of its close link with modern political theories. Finally, we delve into the resistance of the French media to populist drifts and present innovative research on the fragility of supply chains. Enjoy the read!
In Folio
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Care Earnings in the United States and 24 European Countries
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« ‘Too many civil Servants’: History of a Mantra
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Enforcing Constitutions: a Democratic Undertaking?
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Civilians and Fallen Pilots in Europe, 1939-1945
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Order and Disorder in French Public Media
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The State in France and the United States: so Far, so Close
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The Environment and the Modernity of Political Ideas
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Research in Projects
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Linking Gender and Climate
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Protect Global Value Chains
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Rising Stars |
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Fight Against Corruption: Shared Principles, Different Practices
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Counting Populations to Better Govern?
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