Last issue Holding the linen° 147, 2024/3 - pagesPages 3 to 5EditorialPages 9 to 28Holding the line: The Social Conditions For Making Oneself CoherentBy Julie Blanc, Noé FouillandPages 29 to 54Governing others, governing oneself: aligning individual dispositions as a member of the Gülen MovementBy Gabrielle AngeyPages 55 to 79Re-rooting oneself. Alignment and self-coherence of Identitaire activists in FranceBy Samuel BouronPages 81 to 104Holding the line in the working class. The establishment’s blissful conditions in France in the 2010sBy Jonathan MichelPages 105 to 128Living and Fighting as an Ecologist: Socialisation and the Work of Self-Coherence within the Environmental CauseBy Julie BlancPages 129 to 153Following a dissident “line of conduct”. Socialisation and vocation in an Italian heterodox Marxist group-journal (1950s-1960s)By Julien AllavenaPages 155 to 177Becoming a shepherd to remain an anarchist?By Gaspard SénéchalPages 181 to 207Partnership trials in co-educationBy Maïté JuanPages 209 to 235“Is there life after death?” Surviving an electoral defeat in JordanBy Camille AbescatPages 239 to 244Colin Robineau, Devenir révolutionnaire : sociologie de l’engagement autonome, Paris, La Découverte, 2022, 224 pages.By Émeline FourmentPages 245 to 250Erik Neveu, Des soixante-huitards ordinaires, Paris, Gallimard, 2022, 436 pages.By Maximilien GidonPages 251 to 255M’hamed Oualdi, Un esclave entre deux empires. Une histoire transimpériale du Maghreb, Paris, Éditions du Seuil, 2023, 272 pages.By Ben Ahmed Hougua, Mohamed El Aoufi
