Shaping and governing crises

Editorial

The politics of crisis claims

Defining and governing crises in the Committee on World Food Security (1974-2008)

The expansion of crisis management. Simulation exercises in crisis management in the French nuclear industry

Formulating public action in terms of tests: European stress tests as a response to financial and nuclear crises

When one crisis conceals another: The “rare earth crisis” through the lens of geopolitics, finance and environmental degradation

Anti-crisis: Thinking with and against crises?

Private sector development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Transferring a norm from Europe to ACP countries (1985-1990)

The marketization of higher education in Kenya

“Educating our oppressed sisters”: Urban graduates and peasants women in the Ethiopian Revolution (1974-1991)

Literature review. Paths between inequality, public policy, and democracy in Brazil

Karl Jacoby. L’esclave qui devint millionnaire. Les vies extraordinaires de William Ellis. Toulouse, Anacharsis, 2018 (translation of The Strange Career of William Ellis : The Texas Slave Who Became a Mexican Millionaire, New York, WW Norton & Co, 2016, by Frédéric Cotton) 432 pages

Thomas Brisson. Décentrer l’Occident. Les intellectuels postcoloniaux chinois, arabes et indiens, et la critique de la modernité. Paris, La Découverte, 2018, 280 pages

Yoann Moreau. Vivre avec les catastrophes. Paris, PUF, 2017, 390 pages

Florian Charvolin and Guillaume Ollivier. La biodiversité entre science et politique. La formation d’une institution internationale. Paris, Éditions Pétra, 2017, 300 pages