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March-April 2003
| Le Débat
(2003/2 No 124)
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Pages 4 to 21| Whither the French Left?
| Jean-Pierre Le Goff, Paul Thibaud, Henri Weber
Pages 22 to 32| Social-Globalism
| Zaki Laïdi
Pages 33 to 52| What Is the “Third Way”?
| Laurent Bouvet
Pages 53 to 57| Document: My Vision For Great Britain
| Tony Blair
Pages 58 to 72| Fundamental Rights: The Gravediggers of Constitutionalism?
| Antonino Troianiello
Pages 74 to 98| The Society of Hyperconsumption
| Gilles Lipovetsky
Pages 99 to 116| What Is Bullying?
| Jean-Pierre Le Goff
Pages 117 to 126| Saint-Gobain: Globalization and the European Model
| Jean-Louis Beffa
Pages 128 to 136| Japan’s Imaginary Fears
| Eamonn Fingleton
Pages 137 to 152| The Shock in Islam’s Heart
| Emmanuel Sivan
Pages 154 to 170| Sketching out a grammar of massacre
| Jacques Sémelin
Pages 171 to 188| The Thesis of Collective Guilt
| Aleida Assmann
Pages 189 to 192| Le Débat’s Debate
| Dominique Wolton
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May–August 2020
| Le Débat
(2020/3 No 210)
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Pages 3 to 5| Forty years, the end and the results
| Pierre Nora
Pages 6 to 6| Introduction
Pages 7 to 20| The impossible hegemony
| Gabriel Robin
Pages 21 to 29| 1917–1989: The birth and death of the Soviet Empire
| Hélène Carrère d'Encausse
Pages 30 to 36| Europe: An upcoming debate
| Krzysztof Pomian
Pages 37 to 48| Is it tomorrow yet?
| Ivan Krastev
Pages 49 to 53| The return of impunity
| Zaki Laïdi
Pages 54 to 54| Introduction
Pages 55 to 62| Forty years of market economy
| Charles-Henri Filippi
Pages 63 to 77| Money in the twenty-first century
| Jacques Mistral
Pages 78 to 87| 1980–2020: Digital “techtonics”
| Philippe Delmas
Pages 88 to 94| Forty years of digitization
| Pierre Beckouche
Pages 95 to 95| Introduction
Pages 96 to 109| Globalization has led France to cut itself loose
| Pierre Vermeren
Pages 110 to 120| Queen of the world or streetwalker?
| Jacques Julliard
Pages 121 to 129| Can democracy survive in a digital world?
| Nicolas Vanbremeersch
Pages 130 to 136| The French Revolution: History and memory
| Ran Halévi
Pages 137 to 146| Secularism: The comeback and the controversy
| Marcel Gauchet
Pages 147 to 153| The Republic thrown into question
| Michel Winock
Pages 154 to 154| Introduction
Pages 155 to 168| Exploring the society of individuals
| Marcel Gauchet
Pages 169 to 175| Multiculturalism, communitarianism, and totalitarianism
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 176 to 182| Media and democracy forty years on
| Jean-Noël Jeanneney
Pages 183 to 192| From the mammoth to the hummingbird
| Mara Goyet
Pages 193 to 193| Introduction
Pages 194 to 208| Disorientation?
| Pascal Ory
Pages 209 to 216| The French intellectual will not be revived
| Bénédicte Delorme-Montini
Pages 217 to 222| The emergence of Michel Houellebecq
| Michel Crépu
Pages 223 to 227| Forty years on: Has the “profession” lost its way?
| Adrien Goetz
Pages 228 to 231| Historians and memory
| Philippe Joutard
Pages 232 to 234| The arrival of memory
| Pierre Nora
Pages 235 to 240| The state of the French language over the last fifty years
| Alain Rey
Pages 241 to 241| Introduction
Pages 242 to 252| A time without a future
| Krzysztof Pomian
Pages 253 to 261| Ecology: Between panic and composure
| Pascal Bruckner
Pages 262 to 270| The religion of the Other
| Philippe d'Iribarne
Pages 271 to 286| The human order
| Claude Frochaux
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March–April 2020
| Le Débat
(2020/2 No 209)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 15| The pensions crisis: A social counter-model
| Dominique Andolfatto, Dominique Labbé
Pages 16 to 26| Putting redistribution before production?
| Philippe Genestier
Pages 27 to 36| Elites’ repressed distress
| Sébastien Hua
Pages 37 to 44| The French hospital paradox
| Robert Holcman
Pages 45 to 45| Introduction
Pages 46 to 56| Globalization: It’s all about the ocean
| Richard Labévière
Pages 57 to 64| Three empires and a feeding ground
| Pierre Bellanger
Pages 65 to 81| For the love of sin
| Todd Gitlin
Pages 82 to 82| Introduction
Pages 83 to 88| Learning to read and write in the digital age
| Kyrill Nikitine
Pages 89 to 99| What writing actually means
| Sarah Goutagny
Pages 100 to 107| A short summary of a lengthy career as a schoolteacher
| Laurent Ségalant
Pages 108 to 108| Introduction
Pages 109 to 119| The Left faced with the new generation
| Benjamin Vendrand-Maillet
Pages 120 to 132| The Left put to the test by Europe
| Nicolas Leron
Pages 133 to 142| Toward a technological democracy
| Chloé Ridel
Pages 143 to 154| Capitalism, democracy, sustainability: An impossible equation?
| David Djaïz
Pages 155 to 164| Knowing, wanting, and being able to. . . in the Anthropocene
| Dan Aleph
Pages 165 to 175| For a “sustainable republicanism”
| Alexandre Escudier
Pages 176 to 182| The dilemmas of German social democracy
| Sophie Pornschlegel
Pages 183 to 192| Why does Poland have a weak Left?
| Anna Gromada
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January–February 2019
| Le Débat
(2020/1 No 208)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 15| The end of the American century?
| Adam Tooze
Pages 16 to 29| The American new left
| Célia Belin, Paul Zajac
Pages 30 to 41| American national conservatism
| Maya Kandel
Pages 42 to 55| Instructions on digital intrusion
| Roman Bornstein
Pages 56 to 56| Introduction
Pages 57 to 69| The indistinction between politics and religion in China
| Emmanuel Dubois de Prisque
Pages 70 to 84| Should we be concerned about the New Silk Roads?
| Daniel Arlaud
Pages 85 to 94| Vladimir Putin’s Chinese turn
| Dominique de Rambures
Pages 95 to 99| Why should we modernize nuclear arsenals?
| Georges Le Guelte
Pages 100 to 100| Introduction
Pages 101 to 113| Europe will crumble due to its virtues
| Pascal Bruckner
Pages 114 to 129| Macron, the European: From Ode to Joy to being spoilt for
choice
| Yves Bertoncini, Thierry Chopin
Pages 130 to 137| The irresistible rise of the AfD
| Emmanuel Droit
Pages 138 to 149| Judging the right of asylum
| Bernard Bonnelle
Pages 150 to 150| Introduction
Pages 151 to 165| Descartes in decolonial thought
| Sylvie Taussig
Pages 166 to 177| Edward Said’s Europe and the passion for the “community”
| François Jacquesson
Pages 178 to 190| Cheikh Anta Diop and African history
| Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch
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November–December 2019
| Le Débat
(2019/5 No 207)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 31| Ecology in politics
| Dominique Bourg, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, David Levaï, Henri Weber, Bernard Cazeneuve
Pages 32 to 45| Metropolitanization: A look back at a modern ideology
| Pierre Vermeren
Pages 46 to 46| Introduction
Pages 47 to 58| 1979. The end of the world in the United States?
| Françoise Coste
Pages 59 to 69| 1979. A milestone for Thatcherism?
| Richard Vinen
Pages 70 to 81| 1979. The accession of Pope John Paul II
| Philippe Levillain
Pages 82 to 87| 1979. The Islamic revolution in Iran
| Olivier Roy
Pages 88 to 93| 1979. The beginning of the end of the USSR?
| Hélène Carrère d'Encausse
Pages 94 to 106| 1979. How China reconnected with the world
| Jean-Pierre Cabestan
Pages 107 to 117| A history of the revolutions of 1848
| Christopher Clark
Pages 118 to 118| Introduction
Pages 119 to 122| The end of theory
| Chris Anderson
Pages 123 to 131| Nuova scientia or a new scientific style?
| Daniel Andler
Pages 132 to 140| Illusions and truths about big data
| Valérie Charolles
Pages 141 to 147| The end of theory or the renouncement of reason?
| Jean-Gabriel Ganascia
Pages 148 to 156| Artificial intelligence and scientific method
| Marc Mézard
Pages 157 to 157| Introduction
Pages 158 to 166| Heidegger, brilliant. . . and a Nazi
| Luc Ferry
Pages 167 to 178| Martin Heidegger and the “self-annihilation” of “what is Jewish”
| Guillaume Payen
Pages 179 to 184| Theology and politics of the being
| Christian Sommer
Pages 185 to 192| The prophet and the poet
| Nicolas Weill
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September–October 2019
| Le Débat
(2019/4 No 206)
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Pages 3 to 20| The great ecological transformation: A republican project
| Bernard Cazeneuve
Pages 21 to 21| Introduction
Pages 22 to 35| Macron, year II: A year of crises
| Marcel Gauchet, Nicolas Roussellier
Pages 36 to 47| Where is “la Macronie” heading?
| Henri Weber
Pages 48 to 59| Europe in the face of the “Gaullian moment”
| Zaki Laïdi
Pages 60 to 71| The Bac reform: Creative destruction or impending chaos?
| Camille Dejardin
Pages 72 to 72| Introduction
Pages 73 to 83| Presidential domination under the Fifth Republic
| Pierre Avril
Pages 84 to 92| A French failure: Social democracy
| Dominique Andolfatto, Dominique Labbé
Pages 93 to 102| Territorial fragmentation
| Niels Planel
Pages 103 to 113| Environment, population, living standards
| Maxime De Blasi
Pages 114 to 114| Introduction
Pages 115 to 128| The future of the state: Are we heading toward the end of French
excellence?
| Jacques Chevallier
Pages 129 to 141| Are we heading toward a divorce between the state and democracy?
| Nicolas Roussellier
Pages 142 to 155| When the state is no longer the mediator in the civil war
| Arnaud Teyssier
Pages 156 to 166| The state’s complexity is making it sick
| Maryvonne de Saint Pulgent
Pages 167 to 176| The user and public services
| Noël de Saint Pulgent
Pages 177 to 192| The state, everywhere and nowhere
| Alain Guéry
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May–August 2019
| Le Débat
(2019/3 No 205)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 16| In search of a future
| Benjamin Vendrand-Maillet
Pages 17 to 25| The vertigo of love
| Lucie Roblot
Pages 26 to 34| The new hussars
| Vincent Dedrie
Pages 35 to 41| “We chose the state”
| Antoine Armand, Charles Murciano
Pages 42 to 50| Unease on the job market
| Marius Amiel
Pages 51 to 60| Why business?
| Adrien Aumont, Paul Duan
Pages 61 to 69| Politics: Where are the millennials?
| Alexandre Devecchio
Pages 70 to 90| Football, a mirror for politics
| Frédéric Cohen, Jean-Marie Lacrosse
Pages 91 to 91| Introduction
Pages 92 to 99| “Young Africa”: The recognition of a continent
| Stephen Smith
Pages 100 to 107| Purging Africa of the desire for Europe
| Achille Mbembe
Pages 108 to 113| The ambiguous adventure of migration
| Charles Piot
Pages 114 to 127| Migration: An uncertain France, a shattered Europe
| Didier Leschi
Pages 128 to 128| Introduction
Pages 129 to 139| Islamism at school
| Jean-Pierre Obin
Pages 140 to 152| The left-wing in the face of jihadist terrorism
| Fabrice Garniron
Pages 153 to 162| Children returning from Iraq and Syria
| Thierry Baranger, Caroline Eliacheff
Pages 163 to 163| Introduction
Pages 164 to 177| Global Colbert
| Tony Corn
Pages 178 to 192| Tocqueville and the aristocratic experience of freedom
| Ran Halévi
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March–April 2019
| Le Débat
(2019/2 No 204)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 15| Unveiling an overlooked France
| Pierre Vermeren
Pages 16 to 34| The “gilets jaunes” movement: Just as much about autonomy as it is
about cars
| Philippe Genestier
Pages 35 to 37| The single woman with children, the (transient) heroine of the
roundabouts
| Monique Dagnaud
Pages 38 to 51| Delving digitally into the “gilet jaunes” movement
| Roman Bornstein
Pages 52 to 60| The roundabout revelation
| Marcel Gauchet
Pages 61 to 75| The lexicon of resentment
| Michel Schneider
Pages 76 to 85| Disruption, retaliation, and chaos
| Jean-Pierre Le Goff
Pages 86 to 94| Order undergoing a revolution
| Éric Delbecque
Pages 95 to 103| The “gilets jaunes” and the crisis of representative democracy
| Gérard Grunberg
Pages 104 to 109| What do the “gilets jaunes” tell us about our Republic?
| Alain Duhamel
Pages 110 to 116| Getting rid of fake news
| Geoffroy Daignes
Pages 117 to 117| Introduction
Pages 118 to 123| Talking about Europe: The historian and the journalist
| Florence Autret
Pages 124 to 129| A government of Princes?
| Thomas Serrier
Pages 130 to 134| Europe’s blues
| Paul Taylor
Pages 135 to 139| Europe as it is
| Antoine Vauchez
Pages 140 to 146| For a Europe that is both seen and heard
| Luuk van Middelaar
Pages 147 to 160| European identity: Historical fact and political problems
| Krzysztof Pomian
Pages 161 to 169| Populisms in Eastern Europe: A demographic anxiety
| Ivan Krastev, Stephen Holmes
Pages 170 to 188| Is left-wing populism possible?
| Bernard Poulet
Pages 189 to 192| Good news: Terrorism is decreasing. But why is this?
| Olivier Hassid, Maurice Cusson
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January–February 2019
| Le Débat
(2019/1 No 203)
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Pages 3 to 3| Presentation
Pages 4 to 19| Latin America: Democracies under fire
| Alain Rouquié
Pages 20 to 31| South America: Caught between hope and disappointment
| Christian Girault
Pages 32 to 42| Bolivia: At a tipping point
| Philippe Boulanger
Pages 43 to 50| Venezuela: An exception?
| Élisabeth Burgos
Pages 51 to 51| Presentation
Pages 52 to 62| The crash of democracy
| Nicolas Baverez
Pages 63 to 66| The unhappy marriage of liberalism and democracy
| Laurent Bouvet
Pages 67 to 76| Democracy in a gaseous state
| Gilles Finchelstein
Pages 77 to 82| A new component of democracy
| Marc Lazar
Pages 83 to 91| Jesus Rex Poloniae
| Timothy Garton Ash
Pages 92 to 92| Presentation
Pages 93 to 97| How meaningful is the division between “progressives” and
“nationalists”?
| Sergei Fediunin
Pages 98 to 108| “My Health 2022”: An ambitious plan with limited resources
| Bernard Granger
Pages 109 to 109| Presentation
Pages 110 to 128| United States: Sex, violence, and politics
| Didier Combeau
Pages 129 to 139| Balancing Act: The limits of pragmatism in the Franco-American
relationship and the way forward
| Célia Belin
Pages 140 to 140| Presentation
Pages 141 to 148| The bank that nearly broke Europe
| Adam Tooze
Pages 149 to 158| The euro and the euro area: Remarkable resilience in a time of
crisis
| Jean-Claude Trichet
Pages 159 to 159| Presentation
Pages 160 to 165| Their history and ours
| Didier Leschi
Pages 166 to 170| Intellectuals and the Left: Toward a “no man’s land”?
| Nicolas Roussellier
Pages 171 to 177| Crisis of ideas, crisis of means, crisis of the future
| Henri Weber
Pages 178 to 181| Towards a shared understanding
| Pierre Rosanvallon
Pages 182 to 188| The place of the “Second Left” in the history of socialism
| Michel Winock
Pages 189 to 192| The Constitution: 1958–2018
| Pierre Avril
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November-December 2018
| Le Débat
(2018/5 No 202)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 15| The Thucydides Trap as seen from Beijing
| Jean-Pierre Cabestan
Pages 16 to 35| The United States and China: Is war coming?
| Pierre Mélandri
Pages 36 to 48| A populist foreign policy?
| Maya Kandel
Pages 49 to 59| Globalization is not the end of world history
| Michel Guénaire
Pages 60 to 80| Europe under Merkel IV
| Wolfgang Streeck
Pages 81 to 86| How the Enlightenment ends
| Henry A. Kissinger
Pages 87 to 94| What reforms for Parliament?
| François Cornut-Gentille
Pages 95 to 95| Introduction
Pages 96 to 115| On Aveuglements: religions, guerres, civilisations by
Jean-François Colosimo
| Régis Debray, Marcel Gauchet, Christian Jambet, Jean-François Colosimo
Pages 116 to 137| Can democracy do without religion?
| Paul Thibaud
Pages 138 to 138| Introduction
Pages 139 to 148| Against identity politics
| Laurent Dubreuil
Pages 149 to 154| The blunders of identity
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 155 to 155| Introduction
Pages 156 to 164| Excluding exclusion
| Daniel Sibony
Pages 165 to 174| The Indian summer of life
| Pascal Bruckner
Pages 175 to 175| Introduction
Pages 176 to 183| “Merit doesn’t exist”
| Hugues Draelants
Pages 184 to 192| Thinking about middle school
| Alain Daziron
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September-October 2018
| Le Débat
(2018/4 No 201)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 15| Macron, year one
| Philippe Raynaud, Marcel Gauchet
Pages 16 to 21| 1958-2018: Two political moments
| Alain Duhamel
Pages 22 to 29| The May monarchy
| Charles Palomba
Pages 30 to 30| Introduction
Pages 31 to 35| Globalization at a tipping point
| Xavier Ricard Lanata
Pages 36 to 46| How multipolarity deconstructs multilateralism
| Zaki Laïdi
Pages 47 to 61| Trump: All too banal
| Olivier Fournout
Pages 62 to 72| China: Birth of a postmodern dictatorship
| Dominique de Rambures
Pages 73 to 73| Introduction
Pages 74 to 85| From one “People’s spring” to the others
| Jean-Claude Caron
Pages 86 to 91| 14-18: Mark and trace
| Pierre Nora
Pages 92 to 105| The Treaty of Versailles, one century on
| Krzysztof Pomian
Pages 106 to 121| Seventy years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
| Valentine Zuber
Pages 122 to 127| What “1958” should be commemorated?
| Jean-François Sirinelli
Pages 128 to 138| The 1958 Constitution and the passage of time
| Nicolas Roussellier
Pages 139 to 148| A gray fiftieth anniversary
| Jean-Pierre Rioux
Pages 149 to 154| Failure, mistake, enigma
| Pascal Ory
Pages 155 to 162| “The Maurras affair”
| Jean-Noël Jeanneney
Pages 163 to 175| On memory laws
| Nikolay Koposov
Pages 176 to 192| The living and the dead
| Ran Halévi
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May-August 2018
| Le Débat
(2018/3 No 200)
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Pages 3 to 8| Through thick and thin
| Pierre Nora
Pages 9 to 9| Introduction
Pages 10 to 14| The paradox of the media
| Jean-François Kahn
Pages 15 to 22| What does “fake news” actually refer to?
| Nicolas Vanbremeersch
Pages 23 to 28| General culture: History of a French disillusion
| Charles Coustille, Denis Ramond
Pages 29 to 31| Why are journalists so despised?
| Alain Duhamel
Pages 32 to 43| A historian’s commitment
| Jacques Julliard
Pages 44 to 44| Introduction
Pages 45 to 62| The sexual harassment effect: The future of seduction
| Gilles Lipovetsky
Pages 63 to 73| Will moral civilization be rebuilt by women?
| Robert Muchembled
Pages 74 to 74| Introduction
Pages 75 to 98| The end of masculine domination
| Marcel Gauchet
Pages 99 to 122| Does sex have a gender?
| Jean-Marie Lacrosse
Pages 123 to 142| The internet, a masculine passion
| Monique Dagnaud
Pages 143 to 159| The new male culture of immaturity
| Martin Dekeyser
Pages 160 to 172| “Adultescent” masculinity reconfigured
| Yoann Dabrowski
Pages 173 to 189| The new fathers
| Michèle Brian
Pages 190 to 208| Reinventing fatherhood?
| Marie-Claude Blais
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March-April 2018
| Le Débat
(2018/2 No 199)
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Pages 3 to 11| Justice for the justice system
| Georges Kiejman
Pages 12 to 12| Introduction
Pages 13 to 31| Inclusive writing faced with neutralization in French
| Patrick Charaudeau
Pages 32 to 36| A-language, or the silence of words
| Pierre Marey-Semper
Pages 37 to 37| Introduction
Pages 38 to 48| “Baccalaureate university selection”
| Antoine Compagnon
Pages 49 to 63| The major projects in “higher education”
| Laurent Batsch
Pages 64 to 76| Degrees: From public monopoly to the market?
| Laure-Alice Bouvier
Pages 77 to 77| Introduction
Pages 78 to 87| The political situation of Catholics
| Matthieu Rougé
Pages 88 to 94| Identity and communion, a Catholic dilemma
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 95 to 104| Political context and trends in contemporary Catholicism
| Guillaume Cuchet
Pages 105 to 114| Common sense: A conservative fight on two fronts
| Yann Raison du Cleuziou
Pages 115 to 124| Are you there Péguy?
| Alexandre de Vitry
Pages 125 to 125| Introduction
Pages 126 to 135| The renewal of economic science
| Daniel Cohen
Pages 136 to 146| Universal basic income: A history of temptation
| Annick Steta
Pages 147 to 156| Will the new indicators of wealth modify growth?
| Antonin Pottier
Pages 157 to 157| Introduction
Pages 158 to 167| The lefts, from “equality” to “diversity”
| Fabrice Garniron
Pages 168 to 174| A “republican moment”?
| David Djaïz
Pages 175 to 181| The lost imaginary of protests
| Jean-Michel Djian
Pages 182 to 192| Radicalization and delinquency
| Sébastien Boussois
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January-February 2018
| Le Débat
(2018/1 No 198)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 10| Trump’s people
| Sylvie Laurent
Pages 11 to 21| Trump’s party
| Célia Belin, Paul Zajac
Pages 22 to 27| The collapse of the left
| Mark Lilla
Pages 28 to 36| Law and disorder at the heart of democracy
| Didier Combeau
Pages 37 to 50| History and memory in Charlottesville
| Roger Persichino
Pages 51 to 67| Donald Trump and the return of history
| Tony Corn
Pages 68 to 78| A new voice for development policy
| Rémy Rioux
Pages 79 to 79| Introduction
Pages 80 to 92| Saudi Arabian billions
| Malise Ruthven
Pages 93 to 102| Turkey at the mercy of the demons of its past
| Levent Yilmaz
Pages 103 to 111| North Korea: Stalemate, the result of a neglected history
| Philippe Pons
Pages 112 to 117| The third Korea
| Patrick Maurus
Pages 118 to 127| Shinzo Abe, prime minister of a sickly democracy
| Xavier Mellet
Pages 128 to 136| Poland: Dreams and disillusion
| Piotr Porayski-Pomsta
Pages 137 to 144| Catalonia: An anti-liberal revolution?
| Benoît Pellistrandi
Pages 145 to 145| Introduction
Pages 146 to 161| Europa, our history
| Étienne François, Thomas Serrier
Pages 162 to 170| From the ruin-memorial to the ruin-trace
| Stéphane Michonneau
Pages 171 to 171| Introduction
Pages 172 to 177| An Indian summer for the Fifth Republic
| Pierre Avril
Pages 178 to 188| Macron. . . and then?
| Paul Thibaud
Pages 189 to 192| On the socialist crisis
| André Burguière
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November-December 2017
| Le Débat
(2017/5 No 197)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 12| The value of the idea of post-truth
| Gil Delannoi
Pages 13 to 19| Taking bullshit seriously
| Philippe Raynaud
Pages 20 to 27| The war of truths
| Marcel Gauchet
Pages 28 to 41| The new truth regime
| Ran Halévi
Pages 42 to 42| Introduction
Pages 43 to 50| The end of an era or the end of a party?
| Alain Bergounioux
Pages 51 to 57| A defeat dealt from afar
| Henri Weber
Pages 58 to 58| Introduction
Pages 59 to 71| The responsibility of the German opinion on Europe
| Alexis Dirakis
Pages 72 to 85| Youth and radicalization on both sides of the Mediterranean
| Aouatif El Fakir, Jacques Ould Aoudia
Pages 86 to 86| Introduction
Pages 87 to 98| Are employers Islamophobic?
| Philippe d'Iribarne
Pages 99 to 112| A strange resignation
| Caroline Valentin, Mathieu Bock-Côté
Pages 113 to 113| Introduction
Pages 114 to 118| The difficulty of understanding society
| Dominique Schnapper
Pages 119 to 126| The misfortunes of critical sociology
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 127 to 131| The sociology of denial
| Olivier Galland
Pages 132 to 136| The self-fulfilling prophecies of determinist sociology
| Gérald Bronner, Étienne Géhin
Pages 137 to 141| Criticism and complexity
| Pierre-Michel Menger
Pages 142 to 142| Introduction
Pages 143 to 150| 1968-2018: Two different ages of youth
| Benjamin Vendrand-Maillet
Pages 151 to 159| How demography has transformed family
| Sébastien Dupont
Pages 160 to 165| Why the elite still rule
| Hugo Drochon
Pages 166 to 166| Introduction
Pages 167 to 181| Electricity: How to correct Europe’s errors
| Jean-Paul Bouttes, François Dassa
Pages 182 to 192| Energy: In favor of a European strategy
| Philippe Charlez
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September-October 2017
| Le Débat
(2017/4 No 196)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 28| A strange victory
| Gilles Finchelstein, Marcel Gauchet
Pages 29 to 40| The state of the French Fifth Republic
| Nicolas Roussellier
Pages 41 to 51| A violent transition
| Michel Guénaire
Pages 52 to 57| Emmanuel Macron, the Aladdin who has captured France’s imagination
| Stéphane Rozès
Pages 58 to 72| Political communication: Lessons of 2017
| Gaspard Gantzer
Pages 73 to 81| 2005-2017: Has the digital era destroyed politics?
| Nicolas Vanbremeersch
Pages 82 to 93| Privatization and economic voluntary action
| Jean-Baptiste Barfety, Franck Dedieu, Arnaud Montebourg
Pages 94 to 94| Introduction
Pages 95 to 102| The state of law versus the Republican state?
| Pierre Avril
Pages 103 to 106| Torquemada calling the shots
| Denys de Béchillon
Pages 107 to 113| The state of law and the principle of pursuit
| Francis Hamon
Pages 114 to 119| A coup d’état against the state of law?
| Olivier Jouanjan
Pages 120 to 121| In conclusion (provisional)
| Pierre Avril
Pages 122 to 131| Who are our enemies?
| Pascal Bruckner
Pages 132 to 132| Introduction
Pages 133 to 139| The October Revolution: What should be commemorated?
| Marc Ferro
Pages 140 to 150| A little-remembered past
| Sophie Cœuré
Pages 151 to 164| Europe’s approach to memories of communism
| Stéphane Courtois
Pages 165 to 179| Solzhenitsyn from October to February 1917
| Georges Nivat
Pages 180 to 191| The American century, 1917 to 2017
| Adam Tooze
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The victory of comics
| Le Débat
(2017/3 No 195)
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Pages 3 to 4| Introduction
Pages 5 to 9| The artification of comics
| Nathalie Heinich
Pages 10 to 15| The Angoulême International Comics Festival as a tool of
legitimization
| Benoît Mouchart
Pages 16 to 24| Topsy turvy
| Philippe Dagen
Pages 25 to 32| A life in comics
| Pascal Ory
Pages 33 to 43| The birth of a market
| Fabrice Piault
Pages 44 to 50| Comics in the library
| Antoine Torrens
Pages 51 to 66| 1833-2000: A short history of comics
| Thierry Groensteen
Pages 67 to 77| American comics: Between mass media and counter-culture
| Jean-Pierre Mercier
Pages 78 to 90| 2000-2017: transformation in comics
| Benoît Mouchart
Pages 91 to 99| Twelve questions on Manga
| Jean-Marie Bouissou
Pages 100 to 107| Getting through the days
| Tardi
Pages 108 to 116| A specific form of writing
| Benoît Peeters
Pages 117 to 130| The early days of comics
| Tristan Garcia
Pages 131 to 131| A passion for childhood
| Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio
Pages 132 to 135| “Hergé sacré, sacré Tintin!”
| Pierre Assouline
Pages 136 to 142| The great appeal of Tintin
| Rémi Brague
Pages 143 to 158| The “Tintin” system. An interpretation
| Jean-Luc Marion
Pages 159 to 167| Comics, history, and geopolitics
| Hubert Védrine
Pages 168 to 175| Comics rescued my philosophy lessons
| Cécile Gonçalves
Pages 176 to 187| Fragments of a war in comics
| Vincent Marie
Pages 188 to 198| Representing Holocaust memory in comics
| Lucie Servin
Pages 199 to 208| Comics and the transmission of knowledge
| David Vandermeulen
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March-April 2017
| Le Débat
(2017/2 No 194)
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Pages 3 to 13| What is the point of the ENA?
| Nathalie Loiseau
Pages 14 to 25| HEC Paris and the global proliferation of business schools
| Bernard Ramanantsoa
Pages 26 to 26| Introduction
Pages 27 to 36| In favor of a new Parliament in France
| François Cornut-Gentille
Pages 37 to 48| The digital electorate
| Francis Brochet
Pages 49 to 61| What is socialism nowadays?
| Bernard Poulet
Pages 62 to 81| A new generation in politics
| David Amiel, Quentin Lafay, Céline Bähr, Yohann Marcet
Pages 82 to 91| American sanctions: The war of the law
| Hervé Juvin
Pages 92 to 106| Toward a new Atlantic accord
| Tony Corn
Pages 107 to 116| The art of communications: A permanent rebellion
| Stéphane Fouks
Pages 117 to 117| Introduction
Pages 118 to 127| The National Library of France twenty years on
| Laurence Engel
Pages 128 to 130| The weight of the past
| Pierre Nora
Pages 131 to 138| Heritage today: A Potemkin village
| Jean-Michel Leniaud
Pages 139 to 146| A reversal for libraries
| Michel Melot
Pages 147 to 152| The present and future of intangible cultural heritage
| Christian Hottin
Pages 153 to 164| The status of the National Archives of France today
| Yann Potin
Pages 165 to 165| Introduction
Pages 166 to 180| Animal liberty?
| Thierry Blin
Pages 181 to 191| A wider view: The series in our times
| Hervé Glevarec, Thibaut de Saint Maurice
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January-February 2017
| Le Débat
(2017/1 No 193)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 17| A planned rebellion?
| Vincent Michelot
Pages 18 to 27| Trump and the rednecks
| Godfrey Hodgson
Pages 28 to 39| The conscience of the future and the American identity
| Roger Persichino
Pages 40 to 50| The great turnaround
| Denis Lacorne
Pages 51 to 57| Police forces under investigation
| Didier Combeau
Pages 58 to 58| Introduction
Pages 59 to 71| The state of democracy in Israel
| Ran Halévi
Pages 72 to 80| Forms of dissonance
| Charles Enderlin
Pages 81 to 91| The Nakba as Trauma: Two Primary Palestinian Approaches and Their
Political Repercussions
| Matti Steinberg
Pages 92 to 100| Israeli democracy, 2016
| Tamar Hermann
Pages 101 to 101| Introduction
Pages 102 to 116| Islamic State: An unidentified terrorist entity
| Xavier Raufer
Pages 117 to 127| The Islam of the Islamic State
| Mahnaz Shirali
Pages 128 to 128| Introduction
Pages 129 to 136| The English rebellion
| Robert Tombs
Pages 137 to 140| The referendum as a faulty tool
| Élie Cohen, Gérard Grunberg, Bernard Manin
Pages 141 to 151| Is the referendum just a caricature of democracy?
| Francis Hamon
Pages 152 to 152| Introduction
Pages 153 to 166| Is the digital revolution an anthropological turning point?
| Pierre Beckouche
Pages 167 to 181| Ecce Homo. . . artificialis
| Guy Vallancien
Pages 182 to 192| Why “the advent of democracy”?
| Marcel Gauchet
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November-December 2016
| Le Débat
(2016/5 No 192)
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Pages 3 to 3| Introduction
Pages 4 to 12| Observations from Seine-Saint-Denis in Paris
| Didier Leschi
Pages 13 to 26| Intercontinental migration
| Raffaele Simone
Pages 27 to 33| The other Europe faced with migrants
| Ivan Krastev
Pages 34 to 34| Introduction
Pages 35 to 46| The redefinition of Right and Left
| Marcel Gauchet
Pages 47 to 54| Right and Left: Reconfigurations and permanency
| Flavien Dupuis
Pages 55 to 66| Toward a transdemocracy?
| Maurice Merchier
Pages 67 to 81| Germany and Europe
| Wolfgang Streeck
Pages 82 to 82| Introduction
Pages 83 to 93| Accountability and vision in business
| Bernard Colasse
Pages 94 to 106| Facts and figures
| Valérie Charolles
Pages 107 to 119| Neoliberalism or socialism revised
| Jean-Luc Gréau
Pages 120 to 129| Lessons from the Blum devaluation of the franc
| Franck Dedieu, Frédéric Teulon
Pages 130 to 130| Introduction
Pages 131 to 153| Notes on Pour une école de l’exigence intellectuelle by
Jean-Pierre Terrail
| Jean-Pierre Terrail, Stella Baruk, Denis Kambouchner, Philippe Meirieu
Pages 154 to 172| A never-ending crisis?
| François Vatin
Pages 173 to 187| What use is knowledge in the face of racism?
| Pierre-André Taguieff
Pages 188 to 192| Institutional deregulation
| Pierre Avril