Varia

No 273, 2020/4 - 224 pages

The birth of administrative sociology

Pages 3 to 12

Towards a history of administrative intelligence

By Olivier Borraz, Émilien Ruiz

Pages 13 to 34

Invisible women. Revisiting a survey by Michel Crozier (1953-1965)

By Odile Join-Lambert

Pages 35 to 56

Reforming the administration through social sciences. The pioneering attempts of the French Ministry of Finance (1965-1972)

By Florence Descamps

The work and ideas of Alf Lüdtke

Pages 57 to 61

Alf Lüdtke, a citizen historian

By Sandrine Kott

Pages 63 to 66

Foreword by Thomas Lindenberger: Alf Lüdtke, “Eigensinn: Spaces for Action and Practices of Domination”

By Thomas Lindenberger

Pages 67 to 89

Eigensinn: Spaces of action and practices of domination

By Thomas Lindenberger, Alf Lüdtke

Pages 91 to 96

The Nazi Volksgemeinschaft, antisemitic violence and Eigensinn

By Michael Wildt

Pages 97 to 109

Alf Lüdtke’s work: A philosophy of history for democratic societies in the age of globalisation

By Carola Dietze

Governing the population of the Gulf of Aden

Pages 111 to 127

Hiring practices in a colonial situation: The Messageries Maritimes in the Gulf of Aden (1862-1940)

By Laurent Jolly

Pages 129 to 145

Identifying nationality in Djibouti (1946-2004)

By Simon Imbert-Vier

Invention policy

Pages 147 to 166

The Turpin affair and invention policy in late 19th century France

By Gabriel Galvez-Behar

Reviews

Pages 167 to 213

Reviews