..., diaries, and interviews of Monique Hervo, who lived and worked in the shantytowns of Nanterre in northwestern Paris. Furthermore, it engages with her explicit commitment to justice to examine how the daily experience of water for the North African residents connected to questions of justice, in terms...

... movement, and San Francisco Bay Area radicalism from 1950-1980. Nelcya DelanoC! is a professor of U.S. history at the University of Paris X, Nanterre. Frank Donner, a retired attorney, has written extensively on political surveillance in the United States. He is now completing Exploring...

...- sion. As did other theater companies like Ibn Kaldoun and Week-end à Nanterre, which also circulated in the Paris area during the late 1970s, Kahina’s performances integrated the memories of the actors who participated in its plays. With the constant...

... was not a student there, Tschumi actively participated in debates about restruc- turing the school and rethinking architectural education. Meanwhile, as a professor at the University Paris 10 – Nanterre, Henri Lefebvre was helping the revolutionar- ies to shut down the university.14 Tschumi and Lefebvre were...

...-dimensional figures. Hamon and Rot- man focus their attention on the world apart of the Sorbonne and the Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS) on the Rue d’Ulm in the fifth arrondissement of Paris. This concentration on the “fifth” is so intense, in fact, that even happenings at the Nanterre campus...

... these in the hands of the PCF or the CGT.32 The GP grew with the infusion of militants from the March 22 movement that had triggered the May 1968 uprising in Nanterre. The GP would become well known for spectacular actions like stealing and distributing free...