... to guide Vichy France’s socio-economic reforms. Correspondence may be addressed to Nicolas Brisset, Université Côte d’Azur, CNRS, GRE-DEG, by email: nicolas.brisset@unice.fr ; and Raphaël Fèvre, University of Cambridge, POLIS, and Université de Lausanne, Centre Walras Pareto; email: raphael.fevre...

... corporatisme au keynésianisme: Continuités pratiques et ruptures symboliques dans le sillage de François Perroux .” Revue française de science politique 56 , no. 4 : 555 – 92 . Cohen Antonin . 2012 . De Vichy à la Communaute européene. Paris : Presses Universitaires de France . Dangel...

... and popularity of the history of thought in French universities. France undoubtedly hosts one of the largest populations of historians of thought; the dis- cipline is still compulsory in the B.A. program; there is a steady, yearly stream of Book Reviews...

... générale eventually appeared in 1942 in the third year of the Vichy régime. As Keynes quipped, the Nazis eventually allowed publi- cation “on paper rather better than usual and the price not much higher than usual” (930). All in all, this collection reflects extremely well the very uncertain path...

... was interested in social problems and became active in socialist writings and politics in Germany, where he was a leading member of the Reichstag and served twice as finance minister of the Weimar Republic. He sought rehge from the Nazis first in Switzerland and then in France. The Vichy government...

..., but still he had to follow an uncer- tain path to earn a living. In 1939, he joined the French army, being a soldier in train- ing when France and Britain declared war in September. A year later, when Vichy was required to surrender all Germans fighting for France, Hirschman escaped with a fake...

... of corporatist ideas in France explains the contradictory, twofold use they were subject to: on the one hand, the right one, they were the foundation for the implementation of social and economic policies during the Vichy regime; on the other hand, the left one, they were a source of inspiration...

... : 223 -53. Sutcliffe, Adam. 2000 . Can a Jew Be a Philosophe?Isaac de Pinto, Voltaire, and Jewish Participation in the European Enlightenment. Jewish Social Studies 6.3 : 31 -51. Thomas, Louis. 1941 . Alphonse Toussenel:Socialiste national antisémite (1803-1885) . Paris: Mecure de France...

...-économique . Paris : Presses Universitaires de France . Baker , Keith Michael . 2000 . “ In Memoriam: François Furet .” Journal of Modern History 72 , no. 1 : 1 – 5 . Barbut , Marc . 2008 . “ Biographie de G.-Th. Guilbaud: Repères chronologiques .” Mathématiques et sciences...

.... World War II began. Gerard was sent for an improvised curriculum to Ambert and Grenoble in the Free Zone under the Vichy government, where children were safe from the tumult of the north. “The isolation of the Ambert novitiate,” he recalled, “often made it possible to forget that France...