Georges Charpak, Henri Broch

Becoming a Magician is Becoming Wise

Would you like to know how to burn out a light bulb from afar? Would you like to know how to walk barefoot on burning coals without scorching your feet and as comfortably as if you were walking on the softest deep-pile rug? And would you like to understand why this is possible? Magic here has simply switched sides: it no longer belongs to the realm of the supernatural; it has become completely natural.The goal of this book is to make the reader understand that the supernatural does not exist and that it is essential in today’s world to be scientifically literate. Georges Charpak, a physicist at CERN, is a winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics. Henri Broch heads the Laboratoire de Zététique at the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis.

Anne-Cécile Sarfati

Women’s Guide to Success How to Reconcile Personal and Professional Life

A practical tool offering concrete advice to women who may sometimes feel discouraged and disillusioned in the course of their professional lives.

Alain Bentolila

Putting Our Schools First

Daniel Bailly

Stopping the Spread of Alcohol and Drugs Among Youth

Stéphane Cascua, Marie-Pierre Olivieri

Losing Weight Through Sports

Christophe André

Therapists’ Secrets: What You Must Know to Feel Fine

In this book, a number of renowned psychotherapists, psychiatrists and psychologists draw on their vast experience to share with the reader the numerous methods they apply to themselves, in order to feel better.

Michel Griffon, Florent Griffon

Managing the Planet

Philippe Pédrot

Judging What Cannot Be Decided The Body Seized by the Law

This is a careful study of the cataclysm that biomedical technology has wreaked on procreation, gestation, life and death.