The Past Mobilized

The Past Mobilized
No  110, 2015/2 - pages
Pages 3 to 6

Editorial

Pages 7 to 34

The Choice of Tears : Commemoration as a Mode of Protest

By Stéphane Latté
Pages 35 to 62

Excavation and Activism

By Sélim Smaoui
Pages 63 to 83

Claiming Memory

By Renaud Hourcade
Pages 85 to 110

“Civil Society” between Protest and Provision : Victims’ Organizations, Party Competition and Neocorporatism in Bosnia and Herzegovina

By Cécile Jouhanneau
Pages 111 to 135

“What Can We Rebuild On?” The Turmoil of Writing History in Post-Soviet Russia

By Nicolas Werth, interviewed on the 7th june 2015 by Gilles Favarel-Garrigues, Brigitte Gaïti, Boris Gobille
Pages 137 to 170

Laughter and the Sacred

By Olivier Ihl
Pages 171 to 193

Between Dependence and Autonomy : Popular Uses of the State in Contemporary Venezuela

By Federico Tarragoni
Pages 195 to 211

New Labour Revisited

By Emmanuelle Avril
Pages 213 to 226

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