International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society

Arts and Politics
pp. 57-62(6)
Author: Zolberg, Vera

Arts and Politics: A French-American Perspective
pp. 63-68(6)
Author: Roussel, Violaine

The Debate on the Writer's Responsibility in France and the United States from the 1920s to the 1950s
pp. 69-83(15)
Authors: Sapiro, Gisèle

How Social Movements Do Culture
pp. 85-98(14)
Author: Roy, William

Marginality Triumphant? On the Asymmetry of Conflict in the Art World
pp. 99-112(14)
Author: Zolberg, Vera

Mobilization of Artists and Understanding of the Political Field: Struggles Around the Contract Work System
pp. 113-126(14)
Author: Proust, Serge

Can Museums Help Build a European Memory? The Example of the Musée de l'Europe in Brussels in the Light of “New World” Museums' Experience
pp. 127-136(10)
Author: Cadot, Christine

Making “A Political Movie That Does Not Take a Political Stand:” Specialization and Depoliticization in American Cinema
pp. 137-155(19)
Author: Roussel, Violaine

“Commitment Through the Work of Art,” “Commitment Through the Name”: The Case of French Directors of “Social Films” in the 1990s-2000s
pp. 157-173(17)
Author: Mariette, Audrey

Non-Preaching Activism in New York. The Theatrical Militancy of Billionaires for Bush and Reverend Billy
pp. 175-190(16)
Author: Lechaux, Bleuwenn