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Agir pour ne pas mourir !
Christophe Broqua
Agir pour ne pas mourir !
Act up, les homosexuels et le sida
Act, or die!
Act up, Homosexuals and AIDS

Despite hostile reactions around its creation in 1989, Act Up Paris has become one of the most noteworthy antiestablishment movements in France...



L'Amérique de la contestation
Marie-Christine Granjon
L'Amérique de la contestation
Les années 60 aux Etats-Unis



La grève
Guy Groux, Jean-Marie Pernot
La grève
Strikes
- number 1
The number of strikes is declining, they are no more central in the protest repertoire of the working classes, but they are giving way to a more diffuse form of conflictuality.



La grève de la faim
Johanna Siméant
La grève de la faim
Hunger Strikes
- number 6
A historical analyse of this mode of protest from its birth at the beginning of the twentieth century with British suffragettes and Irish nationalists to its later use on every continent.



La Manifestation
Olivier Fillieule, Danielle Tartakowsky
La Manifestation
Demonstrations
- number 2
Taking to the streets has become a normal, institutionalised way of expressing support for a cause in established democracies. But the type of demonstrations, and demonstrators, are very different from one country to another.



La musique en colère
Christophe Traïni
La musique en colère
The Sound of Anger
- number 3
When music becomes a weapon, a way to resist or to mobilize for a cause stirring emotions and affects.



Politique(s) du conflit
Charles Tilly, Sidney Tarrow
Politique(s) du conflit
De la grève à la révolution
Contentious Politics
From strike to revolution



Le sexe du militantisme
Olivier Fillieule, Patricia Roux
Le sexe du militantisme
The Sex of Militancy

This work offers an analysis of the (re)production of power ties via military practices, founded on the logics by which gender, class, and race inequalities permeate militancy.



La violence révolutionnaire
Isabelle Sommier
La violence révolutionnaire
Revolutionary Violence
- number 4
Forty years after May 1968, this work investigates the resurgence and the itinerary of the revolutionary violence of the extreme left in France, United States, Italy, Germany and Japan.







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