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D'une soumission l'autre: esquisse sur les fondements du pouvoir et de la soumission en politique
In: L'histoire à vif
Vers une "grande transformation" stratégique américaine?: Le débat stratégique américain 2000-2001
In: Cahier d'études stratégiques, 31
Bédar, S.: Le paradigme de l'asymétrie. Vers une stratégie du controle social global? - S. 7-21. Bedar, S.: La révision de la doctrine stratégique américaine. De la bipolarité à la dominance globale. - S. 23-38. Makki, S.: Réévaluation stratégique et transformations capacitaires des forces expéditionnaieres américaines. - S. 39-70. Valantin, J.-M.: Le space power: militarisation de l'espace et renouvellement du concept de sécurité nationale. - S. 71-84. Bautzmann, A.: Ubiquité informationnelle et militarisation de l'espace cybernétique. - S. 85-89
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Le choc des empires: Etats-Unis, Chine, Allemagne ; qui dominera l'économie-monde?
In: Le débat
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Queering the Enlightenment: kinship and gender in eighteenth-century French literature
In: Oxford University Studies in the Enlightenment 2021,11
"Liminal periods in politics often serve as points in time when traditional methods and principles organizing society are disrupted. These periods of interregnum may not always result in complete social upheaval, but they do open the space to imagine social and political change in diverse forms. In 'Queering the Enlightenment: kinship and gender in eighteenth-century French literature', Tracy L. Rutler uncovers how numerous canonical authors of the 1730s and 1740s were imagining radically different ways of organizing the masses during the early years of Louis XV's reign. Through studies of the literature of Antoine-François Prévost, Claude Crébillon, Pierre de Marivaux, and Françoise de Graffigny among others, Rutler demonstrates how the heteronormative bourgeois family's rise to dominance in late-eighteenth-century France had long been contested within the fictional worlds of many French authors. The utopian impulses guiding the fiction studied in this book distinguish these authors as some of the most brilliant political theorists of the day. Enlightenment, for these authors, means reorienting one's relation to power by reorganizing their most intimate relations. Using a practice of reading queerly, Rutler shows how these works illuminate the unparalleled potential of queer forms of kinship to dismantle the patriarchy and help us imagine what might eventually take its place."--Page 4 of printed paper wrapper
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Extensions du domaine du don: demander-donner-recevoir-rendre : essai
In: Questions de société
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