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An independent, family-owned publishing house founded in 1975 around universal values: human rights, the rights of peoples to self-determination, and with the constant vocation of serving research for social transformation. Its ambition: to share knowledge and contribute to the emergence of French-speaking authors. A stance that continually determines its editorial choices...

Unemployment, exclusion, globalization... Never before have "contemporary issues" been so numerous and so complex to grasp. The challenge of the "Contemporary Issues" collection is to offer a space for reflection and debate to all those—researchers, activists, and practitioners—who dare to think differently, express new ideas, and open new avenues for collective reflection.