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The article delves into the collection of texts related to Japan within Paul Claudel's complete works and supplementary volumes, discussing their organization and significance in understanding Claudel's relationship with Japan. It examines Claudel's travel to Japan in 1898 as a young diplomat and his subsequent appointment as the French ambassador to Japan in 1921, highlighting his perspectives on cultural exchange and diplomatic initiatives.

The article provides information on the seminar conducted by the 2023 RIODD Congress (International Network on Organizations and Sustainable Development), scheduled for October 17-10, 2023, in Lille, France, on the topic of "Sustainability of Human Societies and their Ecosystems".

The article focuses on varying degrees a process of deindustrialization which, combining relocations, development of international subcontracting and financialization has led to a reclassification of territories. It mentions decline of the working class, appearance of industrial wastelands, rise of populism. It also mentions management sciences is also due to the fact that sub-disciplines have captured part of the deindustrialization by relating to categories.

The article reports that the SSE companies experiences a renewal of their social solidarity practices and their production models. Topics include considered that the covid-19 crisis has thus generated a major surge of solidarity, leading to a sharp increase in the number of voluntary workers and above all, a great involvement of civil society from the "solidarity brigades".

The article focuses on the publishing journey of "Au milieu des vitraux de l'Apocalypse" from 1930 to 2024, highlighting the collaborative efforts of various individuals. Topics include the pioneering role of Mira Baciu in promoting the project, the artistic creation process involving Jean Charlot's illustrations, and the challenges faced in publishing the envisioned book combining Claudel's texts and Charlot's artwork.

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The article discusses the work "L'Oraison funèbre" by the author Sophie Hache where she discusses the demonstration of the vanity of imminent greatness and the exhortation to humility before God.

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The article offers information on the evolving meanings of the terms "radicalization" and "prevention of radicalization" in French public policies from the early 2000s to 2022. Topics include an exploration of the changes in the terminology employed in public policies, shedding light on the nuances and shifts in understanding these terms over the specified time frame.