What to Do with the Memory of Wars of the Twentieth Century?

Editorial: Opacity of States, Transparency of Markets . . . or the Opposite?

Haiti: Literarure and Politics

Filming Prison, in Prison

New Representations of Prison Life in French Cinema

What Justice for Minors?

Humor and Literature in Media Comedy

Bodies of Laughter

Translated from the French by Cadenza Academic Translations

Julien Gracq and the Latin Concern

Oedipus Rex or the Invention of Legal Truthfulness

Memory and Historical Troubles

War Memories: On the Subject of Modernization of Commemorations

Capable of Dying, Capable of Killing. Questions of War Heroism

Translated from the French by Cadenza Academic Translations

The Horrible, the Imprescriptible and the Admirable

A Rereading of Paul Ricœur’s Memory, History, Forgetting

Life Re-figured

On Les Disparus by Daniel Mendelson

The Charter of the “Metropolitans”

Putting Metropolization at the Center of the Public Debate

Switzerland Lacks a Role

The End of the Socialist “Pact”

Insurance: Collective Protection or Individual Choice?

Another Year by Mike Leigh

Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker: A Subtle Art of Movement

The Lives of Artists: What Makes a Masterpiece?

News from the Americas (V)

The Theater in the City of London

Focus