France

  • A dream becomes a nightmare

    A dream becomes a nightmare

    LABOUR: On the front lines of the visible – and invisible – global platform economy.

  • The three ecologies

    The three ecologies

    CLIMATE: What connects the city of Siracusa with the UN and a French philosopher?

  • French warriors and Norwegian soldiers in the Sahel

    French warriors and Norwegian soldiers in the Sahel

    MALI: If anyone in the Norwegian government would have read this book, they would never have sent soldiers to the French military force in Mali.

  • In the billowing night

    In the billowing night

    COLONIALISM: The French colonial crimes in Réunion island are slowly brought to light.

  • The future place for human beings: a zoological garden

    The future place for human beings: a zoological garden

    CONTROL: The Léa Rogliano and Pierre Hujoel Documentary What the Eye Doesn’t See is an inspiring work for extensive reflections.

  • Leaving the old behind – the cinema of Med Hondo, rediscovered

    Leaving the old behind – the cinema of Med Hondo, rediscovered

    CINEMA: A new three-book collection aims to draw attention to the cinematic legacy of Med Hondo.

  • One World Romania announces Ulrike Ottinger retrospective at 14th edition festival

    One World Romania announces Ulrike Ottinger retrospective at 14th edition festival

    For its 2021 festival, One World Romania will present a retrospective on German filmmaker #Ulrike Ottinger#. The programme will present eight films made between the 1970s and 2010, as well as her latest, the autobiographical Paris Calligrammes. Meshing with the festival’s 2021 theme of feminism and femininity, Ottinger’s intimate, observational style has resulted in a…

  • A modern morality tale

    A modern morality tale

    TERRORISM: After a chance encounter with Carlos the Jackal, artist and filmmaker Ulrike Schaz remains on secret service records years later.

  • Democracy in French-speaking Africa

    Democracy in French-speaking Africa

    AFRICA: France has strangely managed to preserve hegemony over its former colonies, including the dissemination of knowledge. This book is a much-needed exception, providing the background for understanding the recent coup in Mali.

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