Pierre Lévy

Cyberdemocracy

“This book offers a synthesis of the various ways in which the advent of the Internet has transformed daily life in democratic societies, both on a regional and international level," writes Pierre Lévy. This ambitious and down-to-earth analysis is well served by Pierre Lévy’s style and prophetic vision. He has taken into account the latest and most innovative developments, as well as the political changes brought about by the new “information society”. Pierre Lévy, a philosopher, teaches at the University of Quebec, in Trois Rivières. He is the author of Cyberculture and World Philosophy.

Gilles Martinet

A Certain Idea of the French Left (1936-1997)

Éric Molinié

Alive !

How a handicap can be turned into a driver to surpass oneself and to engage with the service of others. An illustration of what is ethical in life.

Jacques Lesourne

Truth and Lies About Unemployment

Sophie Delaporte

Saturday 22 August 1914 A Doctor at War

The bloodiest day in France’s history as it was lived by a doctor in the Great War

Michel Meyer

The Fall of the Berlin Wall

Aurélien Rousseau

The Wound and the Recovery Crises from Within the State’s Black Box

A book that helps better understand how health crises are managed (in particular Covid and lead pollution after the Notre-Dame fire).

Daniel Sibony

Muslims and Jews in the Arabic World

Shedding an original and doubtless controversial light on the question of the relationship between Islam and the secular world.