This book examines the emergence of homosexuality as a political subject and mode of subjectivation in the African context. This is the first ethnographic treatment of the rise of homosexual militancy in French-speaking Africa. The book historicizes this rejection of homosexuality by articulating it to the local homosexual culture of repression.

This book on paid domestic work in Mid 19th to mid 20th century France bears more specifically on the Rhône and Loire region.

This book is about the daily life in the Yaoundé Central Prison. It crosses urban, social and political approaches of geography, from an object barely studied by the discipline. It is the result of a research conducted since 2010.