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La riche épigraphie de Cos permet de constituer un corpus de 1192 individus disposant de la citoyenneté romaine entre le ier s. av. n.è. et 212 de n.è. Cet article propose une première analyse de ce corpus prosopographique en se concentrant sur la chronologie de la présence romaine à Cos et sur l'étude des noms romains pour évaluer la diffusion de la citoyenneté romaine en Orient. Le nombre de citoyens romains est important dès le ier s. av. n.è., avant d'exploser au ier s. de. n.è., puis de diminuer au iie s. av. n.è. Le corpus de Cos présente une majorité de gentilice non-impériaux, ce qui laisse suggérer que c'est moins l'octroi de la citoyenneté romaine par les empereurs que l'installation de familles de negotiatores qui a diffusé la ciuitas Romana à Cos. Parmi les empereurs, si Claude a eu un rôle majeur dans l'octroi de la ciuitas Romana, il faut réévaluer à la hausse le rôle de César, Auguste et peut-être Tibère. Enfin, la citoyenneté romaine n'est pas restée au sein de l'élite, le corpus des inscriptions funéraires permettant de connaître un grand nombre de citoyens romains moins fortunés et éloignés des charges politiques. Summary: The rich epigraphy of Kos makes it possible to compile a corpus of 1192 roman citizens between the 1st century BC and AD 212. This article offers an initial analysis of this prosopographical corpus, focusing on the chronology of the Roman presence at Kos and on the spread of Roman citizenship in the Greek East. The number of Roman citizens was significant from the first century BC, before exploding in the first century AD and then declining in the second century BC. The Koan corpus contains a majority of non-imperial gentilices, which suggests that it was less the granting of Roman citizenship by the emperors than the settlement of families of negotiatores that spread the ciuitas Romana to CKs. Among the emperors, Claudius played a major role in the granting of ciuitas Romana, but the role of Caesar, Augustus and perhaps Tiberius needs to be reassessed. Finally, Roman citizenship was not confined to the elite: the corpus of funerary inscriptions reveals a large number of Roman citizens who were less fortunate and not holders of political offices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Climate change challenges appear more and more clearly, and citizens in different parts of the world are affected in various ways. The main efforts aiming to mitigate the consequences of climate change should be undertaken at national and regional levels, but support by the citizens is also necessary. The present article focuses on a survey carried out in France, asking the participants what are, according to them, the obstacles and the solutions to climate change. A content analysis of 1000 collected answers is undertaken first, and secondly a linguistic analysis particularly focusing on enunciative aspects, exploring what roles the citizens attribute to themselves and how and to what extent they express their own points of view. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This document introduces a dossier titled "Le Sahel (en)quête de changement: Des citoyens qui font face aux crises" (The Sahel in search of change: Citizens facing crises). The dossier focuses on social and political transformations, grassroots security, female leadership, and political crises in Mali and Burkina Faso. The authors aim to contribute to academic and public knowledge by adopting a collective and engaged approach. The dossier explores the challenges faced by citizens in the Sahel region, including the militarization of society and the neglect of public services. The authors emphasize the importance of empirical research in understanding the changes taking place in the Sahel, despite the difficulties and dangers involved. The dossier examines the resilience and determination of citizens in the face of crises, covering topics such as terrorism, illegal gold mining, cultural events, and political struggles. The authors highlight the urgent need for humanitarian assistance and protection in the region. The Sahel region is also experiencing a major geopolitical transformation, with the formation of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) by Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. This alliance aims to address the failure of foreign military interventions to protect the population from terrorist attacks. The articles in this dossier provide original ethnographic materials that contribute to a better understanding of the current crises in the Sahel. They analyze how people are coping with security and political crises, as well as the impact on cultural activities such as fishing and collective celebrations. The authors draw on empirical data to [Extracted from the article]

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The Democratic Republic of Congo, like some African countries, has experienced a flowering of youth citizen movements for a decade. Its peculiarity is that in addition to political and institutional crises, the country has known almost two decades of successive conflicts that have destructured institutions, societal relationships, and behavioral patterns. Citizen youth movements have been more engaged in nonviolent demands in claims aimed at promoting civil, political, economic, and social rights. The movements made it possible to obtain progress, including the pressure exerted on the organization of general elections as well as the awareness by the populations of the obligation of accountability by local authorities in the exercise of their public offices. However, the work of young members of the citizens' movements was challenged by the repression and brutality of the officials against whom the actions were organized. This favored their arrest, their abduction, etc. Although participating in the change of attitudes, civic engagement was also seen as a mechanism for social and economic advancement by young people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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De nombreuses déclarations internationales reconnaissent la participation citoyenne comme un levier important de succès des politiques de santé. Cependant, la mise en œuvre de ce principe tarde dans la plupart des pays. Des phénomènes bien connus, comme celui du vieillissement, et les coûts qu’ils engendrent, devraient pourtant inciter les décideurs à s’appuyer davantage sur les citoyens, en faire des alliés du système, en leur accordant un peu de pouvoir et de responsabilité. Cette responsabilité s’exerce d’abord dans la prévention et la promotion de la santé. Elle s’étend à l’entraide communautaire. Elle est sollicitée dans la détermination des nouvelles normes sociales. Elle est reconnue par la participation des citoyens aux instances décisionnelles du système de soins. Et elle s’applique lorsque vient le temps choisir quels services de santé seront couverts par le régime public et lesquels seront renvoyés à la prévoyance personnelle. Les raisons de faire une place aux citoyens dans nos systèmes de santé sont nombreuses. Les moyens pour le faire existent. Il faut une volonté politique et des ressources. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]