Non Fiction

“The megafire is the most brutal indicator of a failure in expertise.” (Joëlle Zask)

“Storytelling has been replaced by clash.” (Christian Salmon)

“The word war is now indiscriminately applied to both domestic and foreign policy” (Catherine Hass)

“Might we look to the birds to imagine other forms of inhabiting?” (Vinciane Despret)

“A number of unfounded theories have all too readily grown up around the notion of ‘the French periphery’.” (Benoît Coquard)

Pierre Charbonnier leads a philosophical inquiry into the origins of the contract between democracy and growth. Tracing the environmental history of modern political thought back to the 17th [...]

“With this reflection on racism, I wanted to introduce a nuanced discourse, open to criticism.” (Cloé Korman)

“Criticism of neoliberalism shouldn’t entail the wholesale indictment of liberalism.” (Jean-Claude Monod)

“Intelligence and autonomy are not solely the purview of robots.” (Antonio Casilli)