Jean-Fran\u00e7ois Chanlat reports on the books by Patrick Gilbert & Nathalie Raulet-Croset and Patrick
\nGilbert & Damien Mourey on management tools.\u00a0\u00a0
\nAurore Fierobe presents a seminar on the administrative burden of health personnel.
\nSt\u00e9phane Deschaintre, based on a reading of Pierre Rosanvallon, addresses the question of the dangers incurred by the researcher.
\nA dossier is devoted to Bruno Latour, who died in 2022. Michel Villette recounts their meeting in the
\nUnited States when they were sociology students. Laure Colin explains what a doctoral student in management can find in his work today. In one of his columns, Bruno Latour had mentioned David Lapoujade’s book on William James as “dazzling” and a review of this work makes it clear why.
\nAlexandre Mallard shows how it is possible to use the professional press to understand the evolution of markets.
\nJean-Michel Saussois discusses Goya, dog and wolf.
\nEstelle Peyrard and S\u00e9bastien Vermandel’s Geek section innovates with the presentation of a first artificial intelligence tool for researchers and teachers.
\nA serial opens on Cicero. We follow him, in these first episodes, from his childhood to his accession to the Consulate, then to his first exile.<\/p>\n