Observing the world. Residence rights. Cross-border stakeholders in arbitration

Observing the world. Residence rights. Cross-border stakeholders in arbitration
No 284, 2023/3 - 182 pages

Observing the world

Pages 3 to 12

Editorial

By Nathalie Richard
Pages 13 to 25

A space of freedom in the French clergy: Natural science (late 19th to early 20th century)

By Samuel Gicquel
Pages 27 to 53

The observers of the Astronomical Society of France. Cartography of a cross-border network during the Belle Époque

By Laurence Guignard

Residence rights

Pages 55 to 77

The Paris Commune and rent: History of a decree

By Alain Faure
Pages 79 to 100

Cast out of nations. Inventing the “stateless Gypsy” in Interwar European legal debates

By Ilsen About

Transnational players in arbitration

Pages 101 to 118

The public underpinnings of private arbitration: The Swiss high magistracy put in service of international trade, 20th century

By Guillaume Beausire
Pages 119 to 135

“Social peace”. International circulation of debates about corporatism and regulation of collective labour relations (Luxembourg, 1932-1940)

By Adrien Thomas

Reviews

Pages 137 to 138

Ludovic Frobert, Vers l’égalité ou au-delà ? Essai sur l’aube du socialisme, Lyon, ENS Éditions, “Gouvernement en question(s)”, 2021, 200 p.

By Nathalie Brémand
Pages 138 to 141

Michel Cordillot (ed.), La Commune de Paris 1871. Les acteurs, l’événement, les lieux, Ivry-sur-Seine, Les Éditions de l’Atelier, 2021, 1440 p.

By Gilles Candar
Pages 141 to 144

Ludivine Bantigny, La Commune au présent. Une correspondance par-delà le temps, Paris, La Découverte, “Sciences humaines”, 2021, 400 p.

By Nicolas Hatzfeld
Pages 144 to 146

Antoine Prost, Orléans 1911. Sociologie d’une ville, Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2022, 208 p.

By Danièle Voldman
Pages 146 to 149

Christopher Houston, Istanbul, City of the Fearless. Urban Activism, Coup d’État, and Memory in Turkey, Oakland, University of California Press, 2020, 242 p.

By Zeynep Bursa-Millet
Pages 149 to 152

Marianne Amar and Nancy L. Green (eds.), Migrations d’élites. Une histoire-monde (XVIe-XXIe siècle), Tours, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, “Migrations”, 2022, 304 p.

By Antonin Durand
Pages 152 to 154

Philipp Müller and Hervé Joly (eds.), Les espaces d’interaction des élites françaises et allemandes, 1920-1950, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, “Histoire”, 2021, 210 p.

By Frédéric Sallée
Pages 154 to 156

Alexandre Dupont, Une internationale blanche. Histoire d’une mobilisation royaliste entre France et Espagne dans les années 1870, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne, “Internationale”, 2020, 420 p.

By Bruno Dumons
Pages 156 to 159

Jean-Numa Ducange, Quand la gauche pensait la nation. Nationalités et socialismes à la Belle Époque, Paris, Fayard, “Histoire”, 2021, 336 p.

By Bastien Cabot
Pages 159 to 162

Christina Heatherton, Arise! Global Radicalism in the Era of the Mexican Revolution, Oakland, University of California Press, “American Crossroads”, 2022, 305 p.

By Romain Robinet
Pages 162 to 165

Michele Louro, Carolien Stolte, Heather Streets-Salter and Sana Tannoury-Karam (eds.), The League Against Imperialism. Lives and Afterlives, Leyde, Leiden University Press, “Global Connections : Routes and Roots”, 2020, 412 p.

By Vincent Bollenot
Pages 165 to 168

Nicolas Lépine, Guerre d’Espagne et socialisme international. Dernière chance pour l’ordre démocratique d’entre-deux-guerres, Laval (Québec), Presses de l’Université Laval, 2020, 182 p. Foreword by Michel Dreyfus.

By Pierre Salmon
Pages 168 to 170

Peter Brandt and Gert Weisskirchen (eds.), Sozialismus mit menschlichem Antlitz. Der Aufbruch in der Tschechoslowakei 1968 in seinem historischen Umfeld, Bonn, Dietz, 2022, 288 p.

By Michel Christian

Pages 175 to 177

Books sent to the Editors