Journal: Critique internationale

Critique Internationale, created by the CERI in 1998, publishes original, previously unpublished articles contributing to analyses of international relations and the political, economic and social dynamics at work in countries other than France. It comprises three sections: the first, "Variations," brings together articles on a specific theme, examined from different angles or drawing on different areas of study. The second, "Champ Libre," is a more general section offering research articles (theoretical reflections, overviews of the current state of research in a given area, interviews, etc.) and articles shedding light on salient aspects of international current events. The "Lectures" section welcomes two types of contributions: surveys of the state of knowledge on a given theme as reviewed in the existing literature, or of an author whose work is particularly influential or who has exercised such influence in the past, on the one hand; on the other hand, reviews of books in the social sciences likely to feed contemporary discussion.