Continuity and Discontinuity in Activism No 102, 2013/2 - pagesPages 3 to 5EditorialPages 7 to 33Socialist Activism Is No Longer What It Has Ever BeenBy Rémi LefebvrePages 35 to 61“It’s Twenty-Four Hours a Day!”By Isabelle LacroixPages 63 to 88How Can an Internal Political Crisis Be Managed?By Olivier GrojeanPages 89 to 108When Activism Adapts to the FieldBy Élise MassicardPages 109 to 128Like Scattered Pomegranate SeedsBy Ayşen UysalPages 129 to 146The Genesis of a Partisan Mobilization: Continuities and Politicization of Charitable and Religious Activism within the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS)By Myriam Aït-AoudiaPages 147 to 173From Political Activism to Associations in MoroccoBy Éric CheynisPages 175 to 207A ‘Balkanized’ Profession: French Psychologists and the State (1945–1985)By Thomas Le BianicPages 209 to 221Reviews
