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The numbers versus the myths
Michel Messu shows how Nicolas Pouvreau-Monti's new book deconstructs preconceived ideas about immigration and invites us to rethink this issue as a choice
Michel Messu
May 31th 2026
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The Repulsive Rhetoric of Privilege
Michel Messu analyzes privileges throughout history, from the French Revolution to contemporary debates on social injustice and woke ideology.
Michel Messu
April 11, 2024
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Could Parliament have become the Trojan Horse of transactivism?
The Little Mermaid Observatory has criticized parliamentary moves to prosecute therapists who are reluctant to transition genders, citing the risk of a
Michel Messu
March 26, 2024
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The conceptual imposture of gender
The work proposed by Pauline Arrighi remains one of the most relevant and useful in these times of great ideological confusion. There is even
Michel Messu
15th January 2024
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The Holy Inquisition is back
The American Anthropological Association (AAA) and the Canadian Anthropological Society (CASCA) have cancelled a session of their annual conference that was to examine the question of whether
Michel Messu
September 28, 2023
The editorials
Academic activism is eating away at scientific publishing
It is fashionable today to claim to be a scientist, or even to claim to be the bearer of an alternative science by adopting a "point
Michel Messu
April 10, 2023
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the new spirit of colonialism
[by Michel Messu] For some time now, the social sciences have been agitated by a current of opinion which proposes to rethink the history of our societies.
Michel Messu
March 31, 2022
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How the social sciences have prepared the ground for new totalitarian ideologies
[by Michel MESSU, Honorary Professor of Sociology] It began with the disciplines of anthropo-sociology and political science, and continued with history
Michel Messu
March 26, 2021