CHAMAHIAN Aline, "La sociologie face à la maladie d'Alzheimer" , Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, 2023

In the face of Alzheimer's disease, sociology proved to be particularly prolific in the 2000s. Buoyed by a context in which Alzheimer's disease was a growing concern, and encouraged by dedicated funding, a wealth of work emerged. This book gives an account of this 'Alzheimer's moment' in sociology, from the...

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Marc Bernardot, Clôtures. Sociologie du confinement et de l'effacement. Collection K, TERRA-HN-éditions, 2023

With the support of MESOPOLHIS and the Institut Sociétés en Mutation en Méditerranée (SoMuM), Marc Bernardot's book Clôtures. Sociologie du confinement et de l'effacement, Collection K, TERRA-HN-éditions, 2023, ISBN 979-10-95908-04-3, licence CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0, will be available in open access and in full text on the publisher's website in April 2023. Summary. This digital work is the second part of a triptych....

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Rozenn NAKANABO DIALLO, "Politiques de la nature, Nature de l'Etat. Fabriquer l'action publique au Mozambique", Monographie, Ed. Karthala, 2022.

Summary This book shows the close relationship between nature policies and the nature of the State, applied to the case of Mozambique. The study of public policies on nature over the long term sheds light on the (re)deployment of a State with limited capacities throughout the country, but which has nevertheless been made possible by the emergence of new builders: a...

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Walter BRUYERE-OSTELLS, "Le COS: histoire des forces spéciales françaises", Monographie, Ed. Perrin, 2022.

SUMMARY The true story of France's special forces. The Special Operations Command (COS) was created by a decree issued by Defence Minister Pierre Joxe on 24 June 1992. Based in Paris, this joint staff was responsible for designing, planning and conducting military operations by French special forces. These missions, located outside the...

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Nicole Ramognino, "L'Enigme sociologique", Monographie, Presses Universitaires de Provence, 2022

The Sociological Enigma is in two volumes. This second volume offers a dialogue on three anthropological dimensions of the social. Presses Universitaires de Provence, 2022 After a first volume that reviews a number of debates opposing the different schools of sociology in France, this second volume explores the complexity of the sociological object through the...

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Bernardot, Marc. "The Liquid Architexte of Digitized Work." Rhetorics, Metaphors and Digital Technologies: The influence of language on our perception of the digitization of the World.

Edited by Emmanuelle Caccamo and Maude Bonenfant, 1st ed, Presses de l'Université du Québec, 2022, pp. 13-32 The development of computer technologies, such as the connected city, big data and artificial intelligence, is supported by a range of persuasive discourses. Using a variety of language devices, figures and strategies...

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Benoit Pouget
La Syphilis, Itinéraires croisés en Méditerranée et au-delà, XVIe-XXIe siècles.

Collective work co-edited with Yann Ardagna (ADES) published by Presses Universitaires d'AMU. Author(s): Yann Ardagna, Benoît Pouget, dir.Publication date: 2021 quarter 2Abstract: Perhaps more than any other contagious disease, syphilis embodies the tensions of a world that was becoming globalised between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. If we follow Alain Corbin's description of "the...

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An ordinary Middle East: Between consumption and mobility

Edited by Thierry Boissière & Yoann Morvan Collection: "Sciences humaines et sociales" Publication date: 5 May 2022 With the support of the Groupement d'intérêt scientifique Moyen-Orient et mondes musulmans (CNRS - GIS-MOMM), the International Research Network research programme "Circulation and Consumption in the Middle East" (CNRS - IRN CirCoMO) and the Institut français du...

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Colonial Algeria - Giulia FABBIANO and Abderahmen MOUMEN

With the collaboration of Aude SIGNOLES Colonisation and the war of independence were central to the construction of the nation and state in both France and Algeria. In a revolutionary blossoming, Algeria heroised the people who rose up as one man, while France struggled to welcome those who had experienced...

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