An Australian Book Review Best Book of the Year One of France's most famous historians
compares two exemplars of political and military leadership to make the unfashionable case …

Abstract Raymond Aron (1904–1983) was one of the most renowned French intellectuals of
the twentieth century. Eighty years after the Second World War, the scholarship is …

Raymond Aron's exile in Great Britain during the Second World War was a less-known yet
formative part of his career, during which he co-founded the journal La France libre. The …

Raymond Aron fut un homme de grand savoir, qui perfectionnait sans cesse sa maîtrise des
sciences sociales, en ajoutant à la sociologie, à l'économie et à la stratégie, la science et la …

This chapter shows how Raymond Aron's idea of Europe was shaped by his experience as
a young French philosopher confronted by the threat of Nazi tyranny, then how he started to …

La Quatrième république a été, sous de nombreux aspects, le régime politique le plus
proche de la première phase de la république italienne. Tout d'abord, les analogies entre …

This work focuses on one aspect of Raymond Aron's work that is generally little known. At
the beginning of his public and intellectual activity, in fact, the Parisian sociologist was a …

La V e république n'a pas fait l'objet d'études d'historiens français–à quel ques exceptions
près–jusqu'aux années 1980. Il s' agit là d'une tendance «lourde» de l'historiographie: la …

In influential 1950 Raymond Aron was already a prominent French intellectual and an
columnist, acknowledged for his articles on foreign policy published in Le Figaro, as well as …

The chapter focuses on the group of intellectuals gathered around the journal Il Mulino and
on their vision of democracy and democratic reformism: a vision shaped by their diverse …