Pages 3 to 31| The running away of Jeanne Sauvage
| Lucas Bouguereau
Pages 32 to 53| The sociology of a manufactured forgetting
| Collectif Samson, Sylvain Celle, Thomas Chevallier, Vianney Schlegel
Pages 54 to 78| “(Un)fit for business”
| Léo Chalet, Olivia Chambard
Pages 79 to 103| Presenting one’s body as non- (re)productive
| Coralie Douat
Pages 104 to 126| The Virgin, the Child, and St. Anne (Ingolstadt, 1472)
| Joseph Morsel, Camille Noûs
Pages 127 to 149| Are the civil wars of the 16th century the future of mass
violence studies? (Regarding: Jérémie Foa, Survivre. Une
histoire des guerres de Religion, Seuil, 2024)
| Nicolas Mariot
Pages 150 to 155| Authoritarianism in the field corner in Ethiopia
| Romain Busnel
Pages 156 to 161| Resisting after life on the assembly line
| Nicolas Simonpoli
Pages 162 to 168| Back matter
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Varia
| Genèses
(2025/3 N° 140)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 26| A test of credit: imprisonment for debt (Paris, second half of the
18th century)
| Simon Castanié
Pages 27 to 49| From courées (workers’ housing) to HLM (social housing),
social Catholicism and segregation in the Lille metropolitan area
(1967-1975)
| Janoé Vulbeau
Pages 50 to 70| The languages the State does not speak
| Maxime Maréchal
Pages 71 to 81| A criticism under embargo
| Paul Pasquali
Pages 83 to 117| Sociology and philosophy in France since 1945: Death and
resurrection of a philosophy without subject
| Pierre Bourdieu, Jean-Claude Passeron
Pages 119 to 135| Popularizing the social sciences on the internet: an interview with
video maker Grégoire Simpson
| Grégoire Simpson, Wilfried Lignier
Pages 137 to 153| Dominant proximity, blinding proximity?
| Anton Olive-Alvarez
Pages 155 to 162| “Making do”: the politics of loyalty
| Cyrielle Maingraud-Martinaud
Pages 163 to 174| Observing (oneself) as a national Socialist
| Nicolas Mariot
Pages 175 to 184| Back matter
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Environmental disorder and social order
| Genèses
(2025/2 N° 139)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 6| Introduction
Pages 7 to 30| Three registers of cultured ecology: When the Parisian cultural
bourgeoisie leaves to live in the countryside
| Anaïs Collet
Pages 31 to 51| Fire, the tractor and the “fifty thieves”: The ecologization of
communal forestry practices caught up in the decline of the working
class
| Nicolas Renahy
Pages 52 to 74| A farmer-miner pact? Popular moralities and reproduction of the
colonial order in the Bolivian Andes
| Claude Le Gouill
Pages 75 to 100| From a migratory policy in French overseas departments to a racial
and gendered segmentation of the labour market (Bumidom, 1963-1981)
| Marine Haddad, Daniel Veron
Pages 101 to 124| Soliciting the right hand of the State: gender complicity and
resistance at the gendarmerie reception desk
| Béatrice Bouillon, Eleonora Elguezabal
Pages 125 to 145| For a popular and environmental history of France in the 20th
century
| Renaud Bécot
Pages 146 to 151| Confronting authoritarianism: defending the sciences and a world
that allows them to develop
| Johanna Siméant-Germanos
Pages 152 to 158| The development of the Movement for Liberty of Abortion and
Contraception (MLAC: Mouvement pour la liberté de l’avortement et
de la contraception), between professional knowledge and lay
practices
| Justine Zeller
Pages 166 to 168| Back matter
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Medical violence
| Genèses
(2025/1 n° 138)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 13| Medical violence, where does it exist? Introduction
| Raphaël Perrin, Pierre Robicquet, Lucile Ruault
Pages 14 to 36| The “Mediterranean syndrome”: the mechanisms of a racializing
categorization in hospitals
| Inès Labainville
Pages 37 to 58| Humiliation as care? Structural violence and pragmatic violence in
Indian maternity hospitals
| Lucia Gentile, Clémence Jullien
Pages 59 to 80| Healthcare blunders? Understanding healthcare malpractices in
emergency departments
| Déborah Ridel
Pages 81 to 104| The symbolic dimension of medical violence: Healthcare domination
and reflexivityin dealings with diabetics and homeless individuals
| Vianney Schlegel
Pages 105 to 136| The table as State technology: The case of the inquiries into
“l’esprit public” (1792-1814)
| Maeva Le Roy
Pages 137 to 160| How children talk about themselves: Regarding the social
differentiation of language practices during childhood
| Laure Sève
Pages 161 to 168| The perimeters of the ring and of a study
| Victor Collard, Antoine Hardy
Pages 169 to 176| Looking at the inequalities of ageing through an ethnographic lens
| Muriel Darmon, Manuel Schotté
Pages 177 to 184| Back matter
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Public lands
| Genèses
(2024/4 No 137)
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Pages 1 to 2| Front matter
Pages 3 to 8| Public lands
| Marine Bobin, Sébastien Roux
Pages 9 to 28| Baldíos and public lands: colonization, privatization and
monopolization of land in Alta California (1820-1860)
| Emmanuelle Perez Tisserant
Pages 29 to 52| How can a territory be controlled for 10,000 years?
| Thomas Grillot
Pages 53 to 77| Honoring Chaco: management of public lands and Native American
sovereignties in the United States
| Marine Bobin
Pages 78 to 103| Masters of Empire: The policy of stewardship in the American West
| Anne-Lise Boyer, Sébastien Roux
Pages 104 to 123| When to speak is to be silent: From ineffable to inaudible
political violence
| Sélima Kebaïli
Pages 124 to 149| Classifying rapes: the relational logics of dropped charges
| Océane Perona
Pages 150 to 165| A search for sense: what the observation of a blind person reveals
about the field
| Marion Doé
Pages 166 to 176| Ecclesial field and symbolic power at the heart of the sociology of
the Middle Ages
| Marie Fontaine-Gastan
Pages 177 to 183| What it means to be a problem
| Malik Hamila, Anne Zhou-Thalamy
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Taking pictures
| Genèses
(2024/2-3 No 135-136)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 7 to 11| Taking pictures
| Isabelle Backouche
Pages 13 to 36| The photographic heritage of the former royal family of Pudukkottai
(Tamil Nadu): an instrument of legitimacy
| Valentine Dumas
Pages 37 to 77| Photographing the Paris “Zone”: Urban renewal and ethnographic
interpretation (1930-1950)
| Isabelle Backouche
Pages 79 to 116| Inflecting the plan and escaping bureaucracy: Town planners and
photography in Soviet Latvia
| Eric Le Bourhis
Pages 117 to 141| Photograph albums and the construction of the Sukkur Barrage: a
subaltern point of view in colonial India (1920-1940)
| Vanessa Caru
Pages 143 to 174| Images against uprooting: photographs of the “special settlers” in
the Soviet Union (1940-1960)
| Irina Tcherneva
Pages 175 to 203| What to do with the criminal records of the Yellow Vests?
| Vanessa Codaccioni
Pages 205 to 212| Recounting prison
| Philippe Artières
Pages 213 to 219| New clothes of capitalist morality
| Claire Cosquer
Pages 221 to 226| The state at the service of property owners
| Frédéric Viguier
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Election and random draw, practices of hybridization
| Genèses
(2024/1 No 134)
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Pages 3 to 11| Election and random draw, practices of hybridization
| Christophe Le Digol, Émilie Rosenblieh, Christophe Voilliot
Pages 12 to 35| “The Lottery”. The formation of a parallel electorate to
citizenship (Senegal 1947)
| Juliette Ruaud
Pages 36 to 57| Election and random draw in Venice (13th-16th centuries)
| Maud Harivel
Pages 58 to 78| The combination of random draw and voting
| Julie Bothorel
Pages 79 to 100| “The alcoholic’s wife isn’t always an innocent victim”
| Anatole Le Bras
Pages 101 to 121| You poked my heart!
| Wilfried Lignier
Pages 122 to 128| The economy as a science of nature: some suggestions
| Patrick Fournier
Pages 129 to 138| The scope and limits of big data
| Patrick Lehingue
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Colonial administrations in transition
| Genèses
(2023/4 No 133)
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Pages 3 to 5| Colonial administrations in transition
| Johanna Siméant-Germanos, Benoît Trépied
Pages 6 to 26| Imposing penal law in a colonial territory: the difficult
trajectory of the death penalty in British Somaliland (1920-1960)
| Louise Klein
Pages 27 to 51| A decolonization of the social welfare system
| Karim Fertikh
Pages 52 to 70| Migrated Archives or the art of concealing the colonial past in the
United Kingdom
| Vincent Hiribarren
Pages 71 to 93| From the forests of Switzerland to Wikipedia
| Sébastien Shulz
Pages 94 to 112| From the social to the “societal”
| Constantin Brissaud
Pages 113 to 128| How I submitted my research data (not knowing what was awaiting me)
| Célia Bouchet
Pages 129 to 136| Auschwitz under the test of photography
| Jean-Louis Halpérin
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Varia
| Genèses
(2023/3 No 132)
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Pages 2 to 24| The creation of “common property” as a struggle for power: the pine
forest of Saint-Brévin, 1850-1900
| Arnaud Sébileau
Pages 25 to 46| Blank and invalid votes versus democracy?
| Jérémie Moualek
Pages 47 to 70| Through finance, in the name of start-ups
| Jean-Baptiste Devaux
Pages 71 to 96| Governing the Lyon Metropolitan Area as a gang
| Antoine Lévêque, Christophe Parnet
Pages 97 to 115| Ethnography as emotional work: fieldwork on abortion
| Raphaël Perrin
Pages 116 to 123| What Vichy owes to the veterans of the Great War
| Mathieu Marly
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Sincerity
| Genèses
(2023/2 No 131)
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Pages 3 to 9| Sincerity
| Thibaut Menoux, Sylvain Ville
Pages 10 to 31| Striving for the truth
| Paul Cournarie
Pages 32 to 54| “Good doesn’t make any noise, and noise doesn’t do any good”
| Anne Bory
Pages 55 to 80| Producing a sincere sport
| Sylvain Ville
Pages 81 to 106| “A true pal is a pal that’s true with you!”
| Kevin Diter
Pages 107 to 129| Being the historian of the workers’ movement
| Benjamin Laillier
Pages 130 to 145| The intimacy of sociologists
| Marion Clerc, Amélie Carrier, Aude Lebrun, Pierre-Yves Baudot, Mathilde Guellier, Anouk Martin
Pages 146 to 152| Gray ontologies and political freedom
| Emir Mahieddin
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Varia
| Genèses
(2023/1 No 130)
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Pages 3 to 3| Genèses’ writing workshop
Pages 4 to 34| “Grandfather’s vast empire”
| Juliette Ruaud
Pages 35 to 56| Film craftspeople who become cinema technicians
| Samuel Zarka
Pages 57 to 79| Beyond the Rolodex
| Sarah Kolopp
Pages 80 to 111| The “Gilets Jaunes”: a neverending uprising?
| Antoine Bernard de Raymond, Loïc Bonin, Sylvain Bordiec, Pierre Chiron, Karine Clément, Charif Elalaoui, Théo Grémion, Pauline Liochon, Quentin Ravelli, Emmanuelle Reungoat
Pages 112 to 130| Workers’ politics after the Young Turk Revolution: a police report
on the Paṣabahçe strike (1909)
| Andrea Umberto Gritti
Pages 131 to 143| The discourse on measure, between feudal domination, liberal
invisibilization and partial historicization
| Joseph Morsel, Camille Noûs
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Data on trial
| Genèses
(2022/4 No 129)
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Pages 3 to 6| Data on trial
Pages 7 to 13| Ethnography on trial
| Sylvain Laurens
Pages 14 to 29| The subpoena of ethnographic data
| Shamus Rahman Khan
Pages 30 to 46| Armor for ethnographers
| Jack Katz
Pages 47 to 65| Fear of violence and fieldwork
| Marwan Mohammed
Pages 66 to 87| Protect whom, consent to what, investigate how?
| Johanna Siméant-Germanos
Pages 88 to 115| The difficult differentiation between research and expert knowledge
| Valerie Arnhold
Pages 116 to 137| Removing history from its judicial cradle
| Joseph Morsel, Camille Noûs
Pages 138 to 152| The researcher as suspect and spy by association: An interview with
Roland Marchal
| Roland Marchal, Sylvain Laurens, Johanna Siméant-Germanos
Pages 153 to 171| The temporalities of ethnographic comparison
| Isabelle Clair
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Lay people in justice
| Genèses
(2022/3 No 128)
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Pages 3 to 9| Lay people in justice
| Aude Lejeune, Alexis Spire
Pages 10 to 31| Going to court without experience
| Camille Herlin-Giret, Alexis Spire
Pages 32 to 55| The administrative justice system and the Protectorate: the futile
battle of Moroccan and Tunisian officials in the Conseil
d’État (1926-1956)
| Antoine Perrier
Pages 56 to 77| Employees in trial
| Aude Lejeune
Pages 78 to 99| Judicializing marriage
| Aude-Cécile Monnot
Pages 100 to 123| “It’s Hard Work Being the Child of a Commie”
| Pauline Clech
Pages 124 to 140| Race, between the Greeks and us
| Paulin Ismard
Pages 141 to 146| On the side of the charismatic
| Manuel Schotté
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Medical prescription
| Genèses
(2022/2 No 127)
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Pages 3 to 9| Introduction
| Joséphine Eberhart, Julia Legrand
Pages 11 to 32| Injunction or injection?
| Julia Legrand
Pages 33 to 54| The life and death of a pharmaceutical success
| Joséphine Eberhart
Pages 55 to 82| Disciplining the medical prescriber (Germany, late nineteenth–late
twentieth century)
| Nils Kessel
Pages 83 to 104| The powerful effects of professional belonging on friendship
sociability
| Frédéric Rasera
Pages 105 to 128| The symbolic economy of autochthony capital
| Sally Schnapper
Pages 129 to 144| Constraints and room for manœuvre within the framework of two
commissioned inquiries
| Rémi Deslyper, Florence Eloy, Myrtille Picaud
Pages 145 to 153| When the scholar is political
| Sofia Aouani
Pages 154 to 160| Understanding peasantry in the turmoil of political struggle
(Algeria, 1918-1958)
| Antonin Plarier
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The social life of files
| Genèses
(2022/1 No 126)
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Pages 3 to 4| A tribute to Jean Leroy
Pages 5 to 10| The social life of files
| Yaël Kreplak, Yann Potin
Pages 11 to 33| When writing became power
| Jérémie Ferrer-Bartomeu
Pages 34 to 55| The patient says “He cannot think in a Marxist way”
| Fanny Le Bonhomme
Pages 56 to 79| The secret life of works of art?
| Yaël Kreplak
Pages 80 to 101| Quantifying the Morale of German and Japanese Civilians?
| Mathias Delori
Pages 102 to 124| Giving up a life for a job?
| François Schœnberger
Pages 125 to 139| Proximity and distance in interviews dealing with intimate issues
in a time of health crisis
| Karine Roudaut, Benjamin Derbez
Pages 140 to 146| The gender of capital and the difficulty of conciliating logics
| Laurence Fontaine
Pages 147 to 154| Retraversing the Paris Commune
| Michel Offerlé
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Varia
| Genèses
(2021/4 No 125)
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Pages 3 to 5| A tribute to Alban Bensa
Pages 7 to 28| The “Hussars of the Republic” during the Dark Years
| Juliette Fontaine
Pages 29 to 52| Merging institutions despite professional groups?
| Jean-Marie Pillon, Luc Sigalo Santos
Pages 53 to 76| The gender-based contours of informal support to cancer patients
| Anastasia Meidani
Pages 77 to 94| Searching for race: The challenge of investigating using suggested
words
| Solène Brun
Pages 95 to 111| Cognitive sociology in the United-States: Conversations with Omar
Lizardo
| Omar Lizardo
Pages 112 to 134| Feedback concerning the collective input of an administrative
source: The Lubartów population register, Poland, 1932
| Tymoteusz Skowroński, Franciszek Zakrzewski, Anna Hanotte-Zawiślak, Karolina Grzegorczyk, Emilia Majczak-Faroult
Pages 135 to 146| The benefits (or absence) of a postcolonial sociology
| Claire Ducournau
Pages 147 to 153| The poor under control
| Nicolas Sallée
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Conversions
| Genèses
(2021/3 No 124)
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Pages 3 to 8| Conversions: the drivers of biographical transformations
| Gabrielle Angey, Yannick Fer, Martial Vildard
Pages 9 to 30| “Come as you are to Islam as it is”
| Juliette Galonnier
Pages 31 to 53| The “invisible” work of the Pentecostal institution
| Yannick Fer
Pages 54 to 76| In Limbo
| Gabrielle Angey
Pages 77 to 96| Regressive socializations?
| Thibault Ducloux
Pages 97 to 120| The factory and the putting-out system
| Simon Paye
Pages 121 to 142| Codicology and social history of power
| Joseph Morsel, Camille Noûs
Pages 143 to 149| The history of an exceptional socialization
| Wilfried Lignier
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Reading the body
| Genèses
(2021/2 No 123)
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Pages 3 to 7| Reading the body
| Abigail Bourguignon, Clément Fabre, Christophe Granger
Pages 8 to 27| “Suitable bodies” for domestic service
| Alizée Delpierre
Pages 28 to 48| Reading the body in combat
| Mathieu Marly, Stéphanie Soubrier
Pages 49 to 68| Creating a body “desirable in power”
| Elsa Favier
Pages 69 to 89| A speech stigma
| Abigail Bourguignon
Pages 90 to 114| The origins of colored militias: Social mobility and segregation in
towns of the Spanish Empire
| Baptiste Bonnefoy
Pages 115 to 135| “Telling one’s own story” in the field: Personal narrative as a
methodological resource
| Laurine Thizy, Mélodie Gauglin, Justine Vincent
Pages 136 to 142| Understanding radicality through the filter of court files
| Marwan Mohammed
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Professional mobilities
| Genèses
(2021/1 No 122)
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Pages 3 to 8| Professional mobilities
| Cédric Hugrée, Paul Lehner, Jean-Baptiste Paranthoën
Pages 9 to 33| Tous au charbon ?
| Anton Perdoncin
Pages 35 to 58| “Rising through union ranks”
| Paul Boulland, Nicolas Simonpoli
Pages 59 to 78| From warehouse to warehouse
| Lucas Tranchant
Pages 79 to 106| Discreet mobility within the popular milieu
| Séverine Misset, Camille Noûs
Pages 107 to 126| A return to Lergnes
| Élie Guéraut
Pages 127 to 151| From the sofa to the struggle
| Sélim Smaoui
Pages 152 to 170| Beyond the PCS nomenclature
| Lise Bernard
Pages 171 to 172| Academic freedoms, public freedoms, the same struggle
| Camille Noûs, Le Parlement des revues
Pages 173 to 179| Studying “La Manif pour tous” (“Demonstration for All”) as a
means of reinterpreting mutations of Catholicism
| Mégane Erbani
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Varia
| Genèses
(2020/4 No 121)
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Pages 3 to 30| The colonial origins of violence
| Adèle Momméja
Pages 31 to 51| Captivity and scientific recognition
| Christophe Eckes
Pages 52 to 75| The State against itself
| Francis Sanseigne
Pages 76 to 98| The seignorial system or the transubstantiation of use value into
exchange value
| Julien Demade
Pages 99 to 120| Good guides are rare
| Rozenn Martinoia
Pages 121 to 141| Sociological perspectives on the creation of sample frames
| Joanie Cayouette-Remblière, Aurélie Santos, Camille Noûs
Pages 142 to 148| Re-enacting the encounter: The ethnologist without colonization
| Jean-Baptiste Eczet