# Pierre Rosanvallon
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pierre rosanvallon (born 1 January 1948) is a French historian and sociologist. He was named a professor at the Collège de France in 2001, holding the chair in modern and contemporary political history.
== Career ==
His works are dedicated to the history of democracy, French political history, the role of the state and the question of social justice in contemporary societies.
03 - Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.)
Pierre Rosanvallon
Collège de France
Modern and Contemporary History of Politics
Lectures 2012-2013
Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.)
Third lecture
04 - Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.)
Pierre Rosanvallon
Collège de France
Modern and Contemporary History of Politics
Lectures 2012-2013
Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.)
Fourth lecture
06 - Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.)
Pierre Rosanvallon
Collège de France
Modern and Contemporary History of Politics
Lectures 2012-2013
Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont.)
Sixth lecture
01 - Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont. and end)
Pierre Rosanvallon
Collège de France
Modern and Contemporary History of Politics
Lectures 2013-2014
Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont. and end)
First lecture
06 - Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont. and end)
Pierre Rosanvallon
Collège de France
Modern and Contemporary History of Politics
Lectures 2013-2014
Democracy: an outline of a general theory (cont. and end)
Sixth lecture
Agile Approaches
In this episode of Defence Deconstructed, recorded September 09, 2025, we sit down with Dr. Philippe Lagassé, Alex McPhail and Alexander Rudolph, to discuss their newly released report, "Defence Agile Procurement Insights and Analysis”.
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Guest bios:
- Dr. Philippe Lagassé is a CGAI Fellow and …
Can political moderation survive in an age of grievance?
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One Nation is on the rise — but do we know what it means?
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Why the anxieties over multiculturalism? What’s the appeal of a monocultural society?
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Is opposition to data centres good news for democracy?
At a time of profound polarisation, when the fracturing of media ecosystems has been so complete that any agreement on threats to our common life seems impossible, an issue has emerged capable of bringing voters of every political persuasion together.
Over the last year, popular opposition to the c…
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