Publications
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Approximation of substantive criminal law in the EU
(2013)
This book dedicated to the substantive criminal law in the EU put the Libson Treaty under scrutiny. It evaluates the changes introduced by this new Treaty and their impact, before reflecting on future prospects.
The Others in Europe
(2011)
This edited volume addresses the construction of identity classifications underlying the new forms of inclusion and exclusion that are to be found in contemporary Europe. Its scope covers practices of categorization and ...
Ranking Universities
(2009)
University rankings are ‘hot’. Some universities, policy makers and journalists seem to take them quite seriously. At the same time, however, they are also fiercely criticized. The best known worldwide rankings tend, for ...
La confiance mutuelle dans l'espace pénal européen/Mutual Trust in the European Criminal Area
(2005)
L'ouvrage constitue une réflexion approfondie sur la problématique de la confiance mutuelle dans l'espace pénal européen, un thème d’une brûlante actualité dès lors que l'importance de la confiance mutuelle dans cet espace ...
La Sainte famille
(2017)
Adopting a diachronic and interdisciplinary approach, this book questions the relationship maintained by the Church and the Catholic world with the family.
Hérésies
(2015)
What kinds of communities bring people together? How are they built? Where is unity, where is the multiplicity of humanity? Men can form separate, antagonistic, violently opposing communities. Is external division necessary ...
Des saints et des martyrs
(2018)
This volume of Problems in the History of Religions is dedicated to Professor Alain Dierkens, a medievalist specializing in the study of religion and director of the collection from 1991 to 2012.
Animal et religion
(2016)
This book questions again the links between animals and religions, from a diachronic and comparative perspective.
Femmes des anti-Lumières, femmes apologistes
(2016)
This book questions the place occupied by women, reputed to be "quarrelsome" according to Richelet, in the polemical exchanges supposed to guarantee their faith and put a mute to the words of "philosophy" of the Enlightenment.