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5/9/14 The book “De Lisbonne à Rome” analyzes the evolution of the institutional founding treaties of the European Union, article by article. It is a meticulous and nearly exhaustive journey into the legal texts that are the basis of the European Union of today. 
4/2/14 A study was conducted among some one hundred young French-speaking Belgians to evaluate how they construct their social and political positions through the transmission of Holocaust memory.
11/27/13 Belgium is an unusual kind of federation, one in which certain political mechanisms, unique among the nations of the world, have been created. “Belgian federalism”, a book codirected by Geoffroy Matagne, provides us with a political portrait of Belgium, a singular nation.
10/25/13 The number of countries that give the right to vote to their citizens living abroad has exploded over the last two decades. A new book reviews the reasons for the development.
3/7/13 In Penser l’ethnicité, Marco Martiniello reviews the history of this concept, long ignored in the social sciences.
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