Introduction

Page 9 to 20

Keeping the dead alive

Page 21 to 51

Displaying, solidarity (online) with the victims
The uses of a “cyber shrine” in Atocha train station after the 11 March 2004 attack in Madrid
Gérôme Truc

Page 53 to 88

Heralds and heroes of posterity
Logics of mediatization and the postmortem constuction of fame
Nelly Quemener, Jamil Dakhlia

Page 89 to 116

Producing the deceased
The writing practices and emotional work of mourners on Facebook
Virginie Julliard, Fanny Georges, Translated by Words in action Gill Gladstone

Page 117 to 148

Should the living or the dead be defended?
Controversies underlying post-mortem data law from a comparative French-American perspective
Lucien Castex, Edina Harbinja, Julien Rossi

Varia

Page 149 to 178

The autonomous genesis of data networks in France and Europe (1978-1992)
An extra-institutional story?
Camille Paloque-Berges

Page 179 to 206

When family ties rely on digital social media
A socio-legal approach to family relations within the frame of childhood protection
Émilie Potin, Gaël Henaff, Hélène Trellu

Reviews

Page 207 to 214

Reviews

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