GRIPP inaugural public forum - Joint GRIPP and CRE event Following the elections, it is necessary to question the validity of the process. Not about the voting procedures, which is a debate in itself, and concerns only part of the electoral process, but rather the modalities of the debates and political discussions within the population. […]

Title: “Finding the Sources of Solidarity: Durkheim’s Social Republicanism” Geneviève Rousselière is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Duke University. Her research focuses on modern and contemporary political philosophy, social theory, republicanism and democratic thought. She is finishing a book entitled Sharing Freedom: Republican Democracy from Rousseau to Durkheim.