This book examines the training of clerics in both Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant churches in medieval and early modern Europe. It does so from a global perspective which will take into account issues related to clerical vocation, professionalization and identity-building.

New studies on religious and monastic architecture between the 11^th and 13^th centuries in northern France and neighboring regions.

The purpose of this interdisciplinary study is to shed light on Constance Markievicz's aesthetics of resistance during the Irish revolution.

The use of concepts and methods from modern economic analysis makes it possible to enrich historical research by providing, in the case of eighteenth-century Lille, precise answers to such essential questions as the impact of the budgetary and fiscal policies adopted by municipal officials.

How to make a work in terracotta or bronze in ancient Greece and Egypt and what are the meeting points between the two techniques?

Centred on Philippe de Vigneulles, a merchant and writer, the book studies urban culture in Metz between the Middle Ages and modern times.

"In order to make people forget or to force them to remember, they erased the traces of the past and flooded the media with lies to which they wanted to give the appearance of history."

Explain and contextualise the evolving difficulties of teachers in France (19^th-21^st centuries).

The unpublished study of one of the most controversial servants of the Republic.

A transnational history of Western television series during the Cold War, with a focus on how World War II was rewritten to suit the political and economic interests of the time.