- Berlin’s Perception of France
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Articles
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Berlin’s Perception of France
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1. A Capital in Spite of Itself
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2. The Return of Franco-German Misunderstandings
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News of the Month
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Focus
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Founded by Emmanuel Mounier in 1932, this journal orients its readers in contemporary debates and investigates our democratic form of life. A people’s university, it drives a collective of authors to make sense of our global modernity. The journal is independent, cosmopolitan and committed to justice.
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