ENS Éditions : Sociétés, espaces, temps

Collection : Sociétés, espaces, temps

Edited by Yves-François Le Lay, Frédéric Le Marcis, Camille Martin et Igor Moullier

The "Sociétés, espaces, temps" collection has, since 1993, been publishing works covering predominantly history, geography and sociology which address issues and themes which bring together the three disciplines. It includes original and unpublished research projects on cross-cutting themes or objects of study, along with plentiful epistemological reflection. It devotes attention to the history of the disciplines themselves, prior to the current divisions. Firmly fixed in the contemporary world, it remains open to older periods of history.
The collection consists predominantly of monographs and is designed to incorporate both paper-based materials and digital and interactive resources and corpora.

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Marina Rotolo, Maria Gravari-Barbas

Labellisation et fabrique urbaine
Labelling and the Urban Fabric

Matera, Capitale européenne de la culture
Matera, European Capital of Culture

Sociétés, espaces, temps

The book analyses the urban and territorial transformations of the city of Matera following its designation as a heritage and cultural site. Matera has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, and has been designated European Capital of Culture for 2019.

Sylvain Bertschy, Philippe Salson

Les mises en guerre de l'État

1914-1918 en perspective

Sociétés, espaces, temps

Rebecca Rogers, Geneviève Fraisse

La mixité dans l'éducation

Enjeux passés et présents

Sociétés, espaces, temps

In 1791 Condorcet passionately defended "common education for both sexes in mixed schools" as a democratic measure - but his words fell on deaf ears. Nine decades later, the Republicans opted for single-sex schools when they created state secondary education for girls.

Jean-Marc Besse, Hélène Blais, Isabelle Surun

Naissances de la géographie moderne (1760-1860)

Lieux, pratiques et formation des savoirs de l'espace

Sociétés, espaces, temps

Marie Bonte

Nuits de Beyrouth
Beirut Nights

Géographie de la fête dans une ville post-conflit
Geography of celebration in a post-conflict city

Sociétés, espaces, temps

This book focuses on the night-time world of Beirut's bars and clubs, seeking to understand their social and political relevance in post-conflict Lebanon. It shows how nightlife in Beirut is an driving force in reshaping spaces, and the time for a possible cohabitation that transcends the assigned identities materialized by the fifteen-year civil.

Fabrizio Maccaglia

Palerme, illégalismes et gouvernement urbain d'exception

Sociétés, espaces, temps

Palermo is a city characterised by illegality, criminal or otherwise, and by significant institutional mismanagement: clientelism on the part of local government and weak and inefficient public services. This essay, which addresses planning and management in the city of Palermo reveals the complexities of the mechanisms at work in the urban area

Panoramas urbains

Situation de l'histoire des villes

Sociétés, espaces, temps

Lucie Bony, Sylvain Guyot, Bénédicte Michalon, Pierre-Yves Trouillet

Le pouvoir des objets
The Power of Objects

La construction matérielle de la domination
The material construction of domination

Sociétés, espaces, temps

Do objects have power? How do they contribute to the constantly renewed construction of social power relations? As part of the "material turn" in the social sciences, this book shows that material objects are both operators and indicators of the mechanisms of power and domination that structure societies and their spaces.

Marc André

Une prison pour mémoire

Montluc, de 1944 à nos jours

Sociétés, espaces, temps

When it was liberated in 1944, the prison of Montluc became a crucible of distinct experiences : site of memory, place of detention, and place of repression for anticolonialist militants. Transformed into an echo chamber, it fostered numerous instances of solidarity. Discovering them helps alleviate the memorial conflicts.

Benoît Eyraud

Reconnaître la capacité juridique comme droit humain
Legal Capacity as a Human Right

Une sociologie affirmative
An Affirmative Sociology

Sociétés, espaces, temps

The book proposes to take human rights as a sociological object based on the example of the social controversy of the recognition of "universal legal capacity". He defends an "affirmative sociology" consisting of participating in the production of social ideals.

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