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A profound social metamorphosis today crosses developed societies: the erosion of the couple as a structuring model of privacy. For a long time, as a pillar of social, economic and reproductive organization, the marital relationship loses its normative status and becomes an option among others. The spectacular rise of celibacy, particularly visible among young adults, reflects less of a ...

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Everywhere on the planet, women are killed, maimed, raped, silenced or confined in roles and places that deprive them of their full humanity. Contexts change: slums in São Paulo, villages in the Sahel, Afghan mountains, war-ravaged Congolese campaigns, American digital platforms saturated with hate speech, ...

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There are periods of political history whose memory increases in intensity as the present takes on dissonance, friction and turbulence. Obama belongs to this singular category. Not because it would have embodied a mythified perfection (no human governance lends itself to it), but because it represents, in the ...

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Freemasonry occupies a paradoxical place in Africa: numerically minority but symbolically central, discreet in its practices but ubiquitous in imaginary, all the more influential as it remains partially opaque. To account for this, we must approach it as an elitist network of interknowledge, articulated with the colonial heritage, the mechanics of Françafrique, the interests of multinationals ...

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From the origins of humanity, the dissemination of beliefs has accompanied the history of societies, sometimes as a means of opening up, sometimes as an instrument of control or conquest. Proselytism, understood as the desire to convince others to adhere to a religious or spiritual doctrine, thus appears as a deeply ambivalent phenomenon: a bearer of meaning ...

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In an economic world where crises succeed and companies are now at the heart of complex networks of partners, suppliers, technology and regulation, no organization can afford to operate in isolation. Performance is no longer just about quality or internal costs: it ...

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We are entering an era where cyber attacks are no longer confined to isolated technical incidents. They become instruments of power, geopolitical levers, economic models and sometimes even weapons with systemic effects. Cybercrime no longer merely disrupts the established order: it redefines how nations confront each other, how businesses survive and how citizens live.

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The thousands of e-mails made public in the context of the Epstein affair have acted as a brutal revealing of what many Americans felt without being able to demonstrate: beyond partisan alternations and major discourses on transparency, the same political-economic, academic, media and technological elite lives in a hermetic one-to-one, protecting each other.

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In a world saturated with images, commercial demands and algorithms that sculpt our desires before we even realize it, the consumer society has become the invisible architecture of our behavior. It shapes our aspirations, our frustrations, our identities. It organises the market around a consumer whose needs it claims to satisfy, even then ...

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