Unlike the consumer relationship in which payment is sufficient in itself, or social services which can be accessed by right, matching supposes an unprecedented social relationship – we express preferences according to the information available to us, and selection is made based on the data we have provided.
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Melchior Simioni, Philippe Steiner
Drawing on global comparisons and historical examples, Pierre Blanc provides a geopolitical perspective on the climate.
Pierre Blanc
Redonner une matérialité aux différentes facettes de notre vie numérisée, voilà ce que propose cet atlas, conçu et cartographié à l'aide des outils les plus sophistiqués de la visualisation numérique.
Dominique Cardon, Sylvain Parasie
Voici le premier atlas réunissant l'ensemble des données sur la crise écologique de notre temps.
Deuxième édition actualisée et augmentée
François Gemenne, Aleksandar Rankovic
Jan Zalasiewicz
This overview from the world of amenities brings together the sordid and the splendid, tradition and innovation, from composting toilets to high-tech toilets connected to the internet.
Essai sur les commodités urbaines
Julien Damon
This book retraces the history of this form of protest for minorities, describing the current forms of implementation and exploring its ambiguous connections with violence, law, and the media.
3e édition entièrement actualisée
Graeme Hayes, Sylvie Ollitrault
Drawing on oral and written sources this book proposes an original history of the circulation of ideas and models, from the universal to the local level. In so doing she contributes to a subtle social and global history of colonisation and decolonisation.
Une histoire de la mondialisation culturelle de la jeunesse
Christina Jialin Wu
The environmentalist movement has set out to raise awareness among the general public of the debates organised around the question of the environment. These debates involve Earth sciences, anthropology, sociology, history, geography, economics, and philosophy.
Pierre Charbonnier
This book provides the key to understanding what the digital revolution has done to our societies and what we do with digital technology. Digital worlds have history, geography, economics and politics that are much richer than the public debate on the evils of the web lead us to imagine.
Dominique Cardon
