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TOPIC COLLECTIVE FOR SOCIAL QUESTION
By Patrick Cingolani

In the recent context, the influence of a consensual representation of social policy has largely eroded, and, at the very least, annulled the agonistic dimensions, polemic. Parallel to this representation of peaceful community life and to this end the policy of attrition, the issue of violence and evil as experiences through relationships between men did in some subject to almost total liquidation.
By a kind of singular look into the causes of the barbarism in history has sometimes fancied that with "erasure rifts of the revolutionary age, "" the renunciation of violent insurgency perspective, "we would be back in societies drained of their tensions, resolutely delivered to the indifference and disaffection. As if the violence is taking its principle promises revolutionary utopia and eschatology, the end of them we put away seizures and corruption.

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REFLECTION ON MOTION
By Gilbert Rodriguez

This article is thinking somehow hot (1) on 3 specific points raised and restricted by the current social movement. In
aware that these points are far from unanimous - but that's probably what constitutes the special interest - because like all great social movements of the different actors, groups, layers engaging in the fight do from their own motivations and determinants and apply disparate frames of reference to events that punctuate it.
That qualification of the movement, its key features, goals are a political issue for now and later.

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CPE: THE VACCINE THAT KILLS?
By Olivier Favereau

"Hell is paved with good intentions." As Albert Hirschman has shown, perverse rhetoric is the analytical classical liberal thought to criticize the social reforms. It has not failed to apply the most emblematic institutions of the welfare state: so that employment protection, pushed too far (in the most benevolent formulation) would turn cons employment, discouraging new recruits.

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