Powerpoint de notre intervention au 3e Congrès de l’AFS (Association Française de Sociologie)

Voilà la présentation powerpoint de l’intervention d’aujourd’hui au troisième Congrès de l’AFS (Association Française de Sociologie).

Ici de suite, quelques références bibliographiques utiles.

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