In this issue, Avin Panjeta has an interview with Robert Marty, mathematician and philosopher. Laure Colin and Lucie Liversain report on a book about the strange organizational object that is DARPA. Liliana Doganova analyzes the actualization of the future.<\/p>\n
A dossier is devoted to the careers of teacher-researchers in management. It was coordinated by Aude Deville and Olivier Meyer. H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Rainelli-Weiss and G\u00e9raldine Schmidt present the theories that explain our profession and our careers. J\u00e9r\u00f4me M\u00e9ric and Gwenaelle Nogatchewsky discuss academic freedom.<\/p>\n
\u00c9ric S\u00e9verin discusses the role of the agr\u00e9gation du sup\u00e9rieur in careers. Corentin Curchod looks back at his career as a university lecturer and then as a business school professor, first in France and then in the United Kingdom. Finally, Jocelyn Husser and Anne Goujon Belghit invite Moli\u00e8re into the debate.
\nAli\u00e9nor Benech presents the notion of bullshit job based on David Graeber’s book. During the summer of 2022, Deauville pays tribute to one of its most faithful summer visitors, who was on stage every season from 1913 to 1963. Kees van Dongen enchants the winter of this issue.<\/p>\n