De la sociabilité au genre et à la sexualité. Entretien avec Michel Bozon sur les étapes d’un parcours sociologique by Michel Bozon, Baptiste Coulmont, Marianne Blidon

“…This in turn demonstrates that there is no physical sexuality that has never been included in the interpretation, both in meaning and in the social history, of a country.…”
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Disparition ou conservation des sources et abandon de l’acte écrit : quelques observations sur les actes de Jumièges by Mathieu Arnoux

“…Examination of these deeds suggests that, in spite of the cessation of the production of written dispositive charters, the religious communities of the duchy never stopped copying and using the monumentae of their early history. …”
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Doit-on s’inquiéter de l’usage d’additifs antibiotiques en élevage ? by Tristan Berger

“…You can actually find that one bacteria of human origin, which was never exposed to antibiotics, could pick up that resistance by having it transferred from another bacteria of animal origin that had been exposed to antibiotics. …”
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La nouvelle loi organique sur l’information de 2012 en Algérie : vers un ordre médiatique néo-autoritaire ? by Chérif Dris

“…They have also democratized the use of Internet and have never stopped its access. Ultimately, we are in the presence of a neo-authoritarian media order where the motto is freedom of expression without freedom of the press.…”
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Sous les gölet, les forages. Infrastructures d’irrigation et trajectoires des territoires de l’eau dans la région d’Izmir (Turquie) by Selin Le Visage, Marcel Kuper

“…The article shows that technical objects, in their materiality, shape and reveal territorial trajectories that are never static.…”
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La politique de l’Art au musée national de Katmandou (Népal) by Élise Fong-Sintès

“…This article will show that this paradox is in fact characteristic of a particular trait in Nepal that consists in never completely erasing the past. Through this museum, structured as a conglomeration of different national discourses, the problematic history of defining a “Nepalese art” and constructing a museum representation of Nepal will be apprehended.…”
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Lector oculatus (Dimitrie Cantemir, „Incrementa et decrementa Aulae Othmanicae”) by Ioana Costa

“…Annotationes are a real thesaurus of data from various domains, of variable lengths, reflecting the interests and information of their author and, nevertheless, the way Cantemir valued the thirst of the reader, perceived as lector oculatus, defined by a never-ceasing curiositas.…”
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The relativistic attitude in development: reflections on the implementation of the Ethiopian multinational Constitution by Marco Bassi

“…The relativistic attitude is first defined and then considered in terms of compatibility with the Ethiopian multinational Constitution, adopted in 1995 but never really implemented. Under the pressure of the Qeerroo movement the ruling coalition in Ethiopia is today opening up to democracy and effective decentralisation. …”
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Les espaces de discussion sur Internet comme dépassement des communautarismes ? Le cas de l’agora virtuelle libanaise. by Rawad Chaker

“…In our contemporary history, the debate about identities and communities has never been more important than it is today. This article looks at the issue of Internet discussion spaces and its effects on the nature of online interactions in a context marked by communitarianism. …”
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Jerry ou comment faire parler autrement les murs by Sterlin Ulysse

“…Through graffiti, he denounces and claims what the rappers denounce and claim through words. Jerry has never wanted to stay in the shadow. Like young people from popular districts, he tries to remain in the spotlights. …”
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La signalisation maritime en Tunisie (1881-1920) ou les phares de la présence coloniale by Jean-Christophe Fichou

“…It has to be stressed that nor the Bey’s services, nor the Ottoman power have never been consulted. Not a native sailor has been questioned, no local maritime authority has been sought to prepare this general plan for lighting and beaconing the Tunisian coast, one of the Major Works undertaken by the Imperial Republic.…”
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Évolution des ponts et du lit mineur de la Loire, entre La Charité-sur-Loire et la Chapelle-Montlinard by Annie Dumont, Marion Foucher, Ronan Steinmann, Catherine Lavier, Philippe Moyat, Jean-Pierre Garcia

“…The Loire River is the longest river in France, where the building of bridges and their long-term maintenance have never been easy tasks, because of strong currents and frequent floods. …”
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Spanish Historiography and the Interregnum in Louisiana (1763-1803): a Case of (Voluntary) Amnesia? by Soizic Croguennec

“…However, this new, and ephemeral, possession never really became a central part of the Spanish historiography. …”
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Dater Bellechaise. Chroniques du Mont Saint-Michel et chronologie architecturale by Yves Gallet

“…The building called “Bellechaise”, which has guarded the entrance to the Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel since its construction in the 13th century, has never been satisfactorily explained or dated. The article focuses on the chronology of the work, and on the relationship with the buildings of the “Merveille”, which housed the monastic quarter on the north side of the abbey. …”
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Nuno Álvares Pereira, senhor de Almada by José Augusto C. F. Oliveira

“…João I and the defense of the kingdom, Nuno Álvares Pereira, who, as is known, never took root in any place, seems to focus its attention on Almada. …”
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« Can't repeat the past? Well maybe not... » A Doomed Trip Down Memory Lane, in Francis Scott Fitzgerald's Southern Stories by Pascal Bardet

“…In each story, the American South is never analyzed or described per se but always in comparison to northern places that put each character to the test and make them long for the land of their lost youth and innocence. …”
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Les Indiens d’Antananarivo, des citadins comme les autres ? by Catherine Fournet-Guérin

“…The Indians of Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, form a highly visible and identified heterogeneous minority group in the city. Yet they have never been studied in social and cultural geography perspective. …”
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Le webdocumentaire au service de l’histoire de la santé mentale. by Alexandre Klein

“…It indeed offers the possibility of showing in a way, if not equal, at least fairly, the different views or historiographical interpretations of a fact or a situation, thus creating more than a book or an scientific paper will never be able to do so, a space where historiographical plurality can fully exist. …”
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The Views of Turkish Immigrants on Multicultural Policies in Australia: The Impact of Migration Duration by Ayşe Mahinur Tezcan

“…Besides, the general view of our participants is that Australian people will never consider Turkish immigrants as real citizens. …”
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De la contingence et de la carrière by Marie-Ange Schiltz

“…Whatever the sophistication of the techniques used, the author never loses sight of that human behaviors in society are numerous, uncertain, and sometimes aberrant against the standards. …”
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