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The WTO is facing difficult times as the renewal of the members of its Appellate Body seems to be in a deadlock. The opposition of some Members of the Organization to the process means the number of adjudicators is slowly dwindling. In this paper, we put this problem in context, by linking it to the greater concerns about consent in international adjudication. Consent amounts to the...

Supporters of European integration have always argued that it has brought peace. Yet no scientific study has ever developed a critical approach to such a claim. To remedy this surprising deficiency, the author builds a typology that will help to distinguish the two main opposing approaches to this question: that of the Europeanists and that of the Eurosceptics. The dialectical...

Fictions du réel et politiques de la menace: une analyse de 84 films de science-fiction américaine de 1995 à 2016

"Ne pas voir plus loin que le bout de son nez ?" Étude de la myopie électorale appliquée au vote économique dans le cadre des élections générales britanniques de 2010

The influence of bilateral aid in the foreign policy preferences of recipient countries: The case of China and Costa Rica (2000-2013

Black and white men in America : étude sur la racialisation des shooters selon leur couleur de peau dans les médias CNN et Fox news

On oppression: Animals, the absent referent

Alan Patten’s Equal Recognition is a compelling justification of a liberal,procedural conception of recognition. This conception is built upon a convincing conception of moral equality, but it does not offer a full theoretical discussion of recognition. I argue that the liberal recognition provided by Patten is too formal and narrow to address all relevant issues regarding conflicts...

Many studies have found that countries with union-administered unemployment insurance have higher rates of unionization than countries with state-administered unemployment insurance. With data going further back in history, this paper demonstrates that the introduction of so-called “Ghent systems” had no effect on unionization rates. We argue that the Ghent effect identified by the...