Justice at Work

No 118, 2017/2 - 254 pages

Pages 3 to 5

Editorial

Justice at Work

Pages 9 to 28

Justice at Work and the Work of Law: The Plea for a Differential Sociology of Law and Justice

By Hélène Michel

Pages 29 to 53

“A Lose-Win Affair”

By Julien Louis

Pages 55 to 76

Making Disabled Workers Visible. Mobilization of French Labor Unions and Legal Framings

By Aude Lejeune, Héléna Yazdanpanah

Pages 77 to 102

The Activist Practices of a Labor Lawyer against Company Restructurings

By Jean-Philippe Tonneau

Pages 103 to 130

A Pedagogy of Law under Social Constraints: Trade Unionists and Labor Inspectors as Legal Advisors

By Laurent Willemez

Pages 131 to 155

“If the Conflict Ends in Court, the Case is Lost”

By Baptiste Giraud

Pages 157 to 181

Young Workers Confronted with (In)justice in the Workplace: Recourse to Industrial Tribunals and Socializing Effect of Litigation

By Camille Trémeau

Critical Reading

Pages 183 to 205

“Thompson’s Method”

By Federico Tarragoni

Varia

Pages 209 to 232

Observing Intermittently: The Effects of Discontinuity in the Fieldwork

By Montserrat Emperador Badimon

Reviews

Pages 233 to 237

Lemoine (Benjamin), L’ordre de la dette. Enquête sur les infortunes de l’État et la prospérité du marché, préface d’André Orléan, Paris, La Découverte, 2016, 304 p.

By Thomas Lépinay

Pages 238 to 241

Quirós (Julieta), La politique vécue. Péronisme et mouvements sociaux dans l’Argentine contemporaine, Paris, L’Harmattan, coll. « Recherches Amériques Latines », 2016 [2011], 292 p., Translated from Spanish by Antonio Werli and Sol Gil, pr

By Doris Buu-Sao

Pages 242 to 245

Hatzfeld (Nicolas), Pigenet (Michel), Vigna (Xavier), ed., Travail, travailleurs et ouvriers d’Europe au XXe siècle, Dijon, Éditions universitaires de Dijon, 2016, 359 p.

By Juan Sebastian Carbonell, Anaïs Bonanno

Pages 246 to 248

Zancarini-Fournel (Michelle), Les luttes et les rêves. Une histoire populaire de la France de 1685 à nos jours, Paris, Zones, 2017, 996 p.

By Thibault Tellier