Jacques Delors, Michel Dollé

Investing in Social Issues

Éric Debarbieux

Ten Commandments to End School Violence

Nathalie Blanc

Animals in an Urban Environment

Those of you who live in an urban centre, do you think the rightful place of the animal is in the countryside ? Do you think that dogs are simply kept at the whim of lonely citizens ? That cats should not be allowed to roam the streets ? That there should be no more cockroaches to invade homes ? Yet, do you really want a city without nature ? Without green areas, but also without animals ? A sterilised city in other words.. Nathalie Blanc analyses here the role of the animal, and thus the living, in our urban societies. Nathalie Blanc is a researcher specialising in urban geography, at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.

Michèle Lachowsky

The Ages of Womanhood

Moustapha Safouan

Ordinary Discourse and Sexual Difference

Xavier Darcos

The State and Organised Religion The Secular Issue

François Durpaire

White France, Black Anger

Barbara Polla

A Woman First

A unique, personal and passionate approach to a fundamental question: the position of the two sexes, face to face and in the world.