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Guillaume Linte, article - Benoît Pouget, article and editor of the «Marine, marins et maladies collectives (XVIIIe -XXe siècles)» issue of the Revue d'histoire maritime.
Benoît Pouget (ed.), Marine, marins et maladies collectives (XVIIIe -XXe siècles), Revue d'histoire maritime, n°35, 19 September 2025. ISBN: 9791023107845 Presentation of the issue: The sea, a theatre of adventure and discovery, is also a theatre of health trials. Throughout the centuries, diseases have left their mark on maritime history: scourges that travel clandestinely in the holds...
Read MoreArticle by Jessy Bailly: «Revisiting the EU's Democratic Deficit: Archival Insights From Maximalist Federalists» (Journal of Common Market Studies)
Jessy Bailly, «Revisiting the EU's Democratic Deficit: Archival Insights From Maximalist Federalists», JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, October 2025. https://doi.org/10.1111/jcms.70046 Abstract: This article explores the history of democratic problematisation of European integration, rather than taking part in the normative debate on the European Union's democratic legitimacy deficit that emerged in the 1990s....
Read MoreArticle by Sylvie Mazzella: «De l'hospitalité» (Migrations dossier, Approches magazine)
Sylvie Mazzella and Bernard Mossé, «De l'hospitalité», Approches, n°191 «Migrations» autumn-winter 2025/2026, pp.11-24. Résumé du numéro : If there is one issue that gives rise to passionate debate, dogmatic or even hateful positions, and political decisions that are more than questionable, it is migration. Unless, of course, it is immigration,...
Read MoreArticle by Aline Chamahian in the «Ageing through a gender lens» issue of the journal Gérontologie et société
Sophie Colas, Vincent Caradec, Ségolène Petite and Aline Chamahian, «Men and women in digital age. Des taux de pratiques proches, des socialisations différenciées», Gérontologie et société. 47/n° 177(2), 2025, pp.153-170. https://doi.org/10.3917/gs1.177.0153 Résumé : This article examines the digital uses of people over 60 from a gender perspective. In...
Read MoreArticle by El Hadji Bafodé Gassama: «Social demand and short food circuits: a reading of the enriched gift through AMAPs and ASD markets» (Esprit Critique)
El Hadji Bafodé Gassama, «Demande sociale et circuits courts alimentaires : une lecture du don enrichi à travers les AMAP et les marchés ASD», Carnet Esprit Critique, September 2025. https://espritcritique.hypotheses.org/5146 Summary: Teaching new relational modes between producers and consumers of food goods, the AMAPs and the Healthy and Sustainable Agriculture (ASD) markets correspond to...
Read MoreArticle by Zohar Cherbit: «Review. Jean-Stéphane Borja, Street Corner Democracy. Ethnographie politique d'un processus de rénovation urbaine à Marseille (La Bibliothèque de Pragmata, 2025)» (Esprit Critique)
Zohar Cherbit, «Review. Jean-Stéphane Borja, Street Corner Democracy. Ethnographie politique d'un processus de rénovation urbaine à Marseille (La Bibliothèque de Pragmata, 2025)», Esprit critique Notebook, September 2025. https://espritcritique.hypotheses.org/5233 Extract: On 30 July 2025, La Provence published an article entitled «Rue de la République à Marseille : après la grève des loyers, des fissures qui inquiète», with the subtitle «Les...
Read MoreJean Lagane, Natures Sciences Sociétés magazine: "Parc naturel urbain à Aix-en-Provence. The challenges facing public developers in the face of the expectations of an ordinary urban environmental movement".
Jean Lagane, "Parc naturel urbain à Aix-en-Provence. Les défis de l'aménageur public face aux attentes d'un mouvement environnementaliste urbain ordinaire", Natures Sciences Sociétés [on line], 9 September 2025. https://doi.org/10.1051/nss/2025040 Résumé : The preservation of nature in Aix-en-Provence, and more specifically that of plane trees and other trees in the city, has been essentialized through the recent appearance of a...
Read MoreDennis Rodgers, introductory article: "Critical Gangster Life Histories" (special issue of the journal Critical Criminology)
Dennis Rodgers, "Critical Gangster Life Histories", Critical Criminology, 2025 [published 8 september 2025]. Abstract: This introduction to the special issue on "Critical Gangster Life Histories" explores the origins and evolution of the life history method in relation to gang research, before considering the contributions of the contemporary renaissance in studies based on gangster life histories....
Read MoreArticle by Constance De Gourcy: "Beyond the double absence: new perspectives, new proposals" (Diasporas)
Constance De Gourcy, "Au-delà de la double absence : nouveaux regards, nouvelles propositions", Diasporas, n°43, 2025, pp. 195-212. Résumé : Since the seminal work of Abdelmalek Sayad, references to absence have been used less and less in migration studies. This marker of social ties at a distance survives only in the narrative of its decomposition as a result of technological advances...
Read MoreArticle by Jessy Bailly: "The Equivocality of the EU Citizen Turn: Multiple Conceptions of Citizen Deliberation".
Jessy Bailly, "The Equivocality of the EU Citizen Turn: Multiple Conceptions of Citizen Deliberation", Politics & Policy, Vol. 53(3), 2025. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/polp.70052/ Abstract: European institutions have promoted and implemented a citizen turn since the beginning of the 2000s, with the use of mini-publics where randomly selected citizens deliberate on European policies. Even if citizen...
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