Posts Tagged ‘alaune’
Matthieu Demory, "What future for digital inclusion in France?", The Conversation, 2023.
On 8 September 2022, the President of the French Republic launched the Conseil National de la Refondation (CNR), a major consultation process aimed at finding collective solutions to contemporary public problems. Shortly afterwards, in November 2022, the Minister for the Digital Transition and Telecommunications, Jean-Noël Barrot, announced the launch...
Read MoreYoann Morvan - Contribution to a Le Monde article: "Turkey: the ravages of the construction race".
Yoann Morvan and Sinan Logie: "In Turkey, the earthquake revealed the end of a cycle and probably the end of a certain model".
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TELQUEL podcast - Mohamed TOZY & Hamit BOZARSLAN
"In what state is the notion of State?
Sociologist Mohamed Tozy, from the IEP in Aix-en-Provence, and historian Hamit Bozarslan, from the EHESS, are also political scientists. Speaking to Murtada Calamy, they analyse the changes taking place in the way the state is imagined and practised around the world, from Brazil to Russia and Morocco. Pause_R is the monthly podcast for the...
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Cesare Mattina & Pierre Fournier
"Les territoires des transitions énergétiques Nuclear and renewable energies in Italy and France", Karthala/MMSH, 352 p.
Edited by Cesare Mattina, Elisabetta Bini, Barbara Curli and Pierre Fournier Description The 'energy transition' is currently being presented in the public debate as a matter of course, as if our societies were going to move from bad fossil fuels to good renewable energies. Analysing the issue solely from the...
Read MoreCHAMAHIAN 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...
Read MoreMarc 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....
Read MoreRémi CARCELES " Pourquoi l'État français entretient-il un rapport ambivalent avec les militants " in The Conversation, January 2023
Christophe Traini and Fabien Carrie, "Animal Rights Movement", in Social Movements. The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements, 2nd Edition, Oxford,2022.
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Read MoreEdited by Pierre-Olivier WEISS, "L'éducation aux marges en temps de pandémie. Précarité, inégalité et fractures numériques", Presses Universitaires des Antilles, 2022.
The Presses Universitaires des Antilles have just published L'éducation aux marges en temps de pandémie. Précarité, inégalité et fractures numériques, a collective work edited by Pierre-Olivier Weiss (Université de Côte d'Azur) and Maurizio Alì (INSPE de Martinique, Université des Antilles). Summary: Confinement, educational continuity, distance education... With the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
Read MoreMohamed TOZY , "Temps politique et temps médiatique: tensions et interactions", inaugural lecture at the Institut supérieur de l'information et de la communication (ISIC), 2022.
Mohamed Tozy leads the inaugural ISIC lecture on "Temps politique et temps médiatique: tensions et interactions" (Political time and media time: tensions and interactions)
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