Rising oil prices, resource crises, global warming, sovereign wealth, outsourcing…Emerging nations are united in these issues and are drawing global development along. Who are they, really? What impact do they really have? Toward fear or hope? With strong growth, an ever expanding presence in the global economy, a stabilized institutional system and a form of capitalism, emerging nations are designing a a displacement of the world's gravity as much in geopolitical and cultural terms as in values. But they also flaunt a new political ambition founded on their recent economic power. At the WTO, they formed the G-20, spearheaded opposition of wealthy nations, and succeeded, through an alliance strategy, in pressing all the more on the commercial negotiations of the Doha cycle. Undeniably, emerging nations have reshuffled the cards of the international game. Nonetheless, will human rights standards be gambled, in order to pass an alternate plan if the "Beijing consensus" triumphs in Asia and elsewhere? And don't other nations, like North Korea or Iran, risk destabilizing the world in a more decisive way? Must we bow to this emergence of a new world order, or admit that the world has entered an era of permanent instability?
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Sciences en danger, revues en lutte
Éditorial
W. E. B. Du Bois face à la violence sociale : instruments scientifiques et stratégies politiques pour la justice
Dossier
« Ignorance blanche », clairvoyance noire ? W. E. B. Du Bois et la justice épistémique
Magali Bessone
Le courage de la vérité, ou la déracialisation des savoirs selon W. E. B. Du Bois
Matthieu Renault
Conceptual Coup d'État: W.E.B. Du Bois and the Inauguration of Intersectional Sociology
Reiland Rabaka
« Le grand fait du préjugé racial » : W. E. B. Du Bois, Les Noirs de Philadelphie et la fondation
d'une sociologie relationnelle
Nicolas Martin-Breteau
Activism through Art: Du Bois, The Crisis and the Crime of Lynching
Amy Helene Kirschke
Une victoire négligeable ?W. E. B. Du Bois, les lynchages d’Elaine dans l’Arkansas et le rôle des cours de justice dans l’émancipation des Africains-Américains
Simon Grivet
Varia
La régulation du radicalisme de droite : une comparaison franco-allemande
Bénédicte Laumond
Le concept d’aliénation, entre phénoménologie de la souffrance sociale et critique des systèmes. Une réflexion épistémologique sur la critique sociale contemporaine
Thibault Autric
Lectures critiques
Aurélia Bardon, Les arguments religieux en politique : une théorie de la justification publique, Paris, Classique Garnier, « Bibliothèque de science politique », 2019, 340 pages 135