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Cooperatives, solidarity supermarkets, and more... Alternative organisations aren’t built in a day!

Initiatives that integrate ecological and social dimensions into their performance must manage the gap between their ideals and the implementation of the activity.

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Elections: campaign rituals disrupted by the pandemic

The organization and the registers of mobilization of localized electoral campaigns are crucial to understand the small rituals of political life and its actors.

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Fight against climate change: Research & Innovation would benefit from involving more women

A study systematic literature review on the whole research on solutions to fight climate change suggests that women are more productive and prefer solutions with social objectives, rejecting “gadget” technologies.

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Cyberattacks and data kidnapping: how can organisations protect themselves from ransomware?

Several organizations have been subject to ransom demands through data kidnapping. How do the attackers proceed and how do they guard against it?

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Bodycams on French police: what we can learn from the United States and Canada

French police officers will soon be generally equipped with pedestrian cameras to film their interventions. A practice already implemented across the Atlantic for several years.

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Employment for people with disabilities: communication dilemmas

Institutional films emphasize the economic profitability of employment policies for people with disabilities. But can we convince without moving?

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