In «Ce que je veux sauver», Peggy Sastre defends the foundations of universalism against tribalism and relativism. The editorialist at Le Point believes that France is particularly vulnerable to these increasingly powerful trends.
Philippe Hebeisen is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Vaudoise Assurances, of which he is also a former director. He takes an expert look at how the aging of the population is redefining the labor, consumer and capital markets.
A member of the Académie française, the author of «L'identité malheureuse» is considered «nauseating» by his opponents. Yet his work is part of a humanist tradition, as he argues in this interview, in which he pleads for a sense of admiration and gratitude.
Saint Patrick's College, near Dublin, has spanned more than two centuries of Irish history. The destiny of this unique Catholic institution reveals a past marked by political and religious conflict.
L’animateur de feu l’émission télé culte «Ce soir ou jamais», qui prendra la direction du magazine «Marianne» le 1er mars, publie chez Grasset une série de volumes dont chacun répertorie ce que les célébrités ont fait à un âge précis. Rencontre automnale à Paris.
Dans «La transformation de la Suisse (1847-1920). Regards de Georges Dommen», Bridget Dommen nous plonge dans une période charnière de l’histoire suisse, à travers le parcours d’un homme à la croisée des changements sociaux, économiques et technologiques.
Pierre Valentin is best known for dissecting the revolutionary nature of wokism in his first book, published last year by Gallimard. The 26-year-old essayist has since launched «Transmission», a YouTube channel to interest his generation in intellectuals.
Self-confident yet beset by doubts, Alexis de Tocqueville was a paradoxical man. In his biography, Olivier Zunz, Professor Emeritus of U.S. History at the University of Virginia, demonstrates the relevance of the author of the seminal book «Democracy in America».
Anouck Saugy, president of the Femmes PLR du canton de Vaud, refused to attend the feminist strike last June. Once united around a common cause, this movement has become, in her view, a divisive force.
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