News

2025

• Forthcoming in November: Leanna Rezvani's book: Hagiography in Marguerite de Navarre’s Heptaméron: Saints and Debates in Renaissance France

• Malick W. Ghachem publishes a new book: The Colony and the Company: Haiti after the Mississippi bubble (Princeton University Press)

• Bruno Perreau publishes a new book: Spheres of Injustice. The Ethical Promise of Minority Presence (MIT Press).

• Patrick Autréaux publishes a new novel: L'Époux (Gallimard).

2024

• Leanna Rezvani publishes in The French Review: "Teaching French Post-COVID Emergency: Enduring Lessons in Student Retention, Technology, Equity, and Gratitude."

• Erica Caple James publishes a new book: Life at the Center. Haitians and Corporate Catholicism in Boston (University of California Press).

• Isabelle de Courtivron publishes a new novel: Meurtre@MIT. Un campus novel (Vérone éditions)

• Jeff Ravel's article "On the Playing Cards of the Dulac Brothers in the Year II" receives honorable mention from the Society for French Historical Studies (The William Koren, Jr. Prize)

• Sphères d'injustice listed as finalist for the best philosophy book of the year (Rencontres philosophiques de Monaco) and best 2022 and 2023 political science book (French Association of Political Science)

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2023

• Bruno Perreau publishes a new book: Sphères d'injustice. Pour un universalisme minoritaire (La Découverte).

• Patrick Autréaux's new essay: "A School of Life" published by Socrate on the Beach.

• La Sainte de la famille, Patrick Autréaux's new novel, published by Verdier.

• Bruno Perreau publishes on counterrevolutionary thought in contemporary France in a Fordham volume on ethnonationalism

• Jeff Ravel publishes “On the Playing Cards of the Dulac Brothers in the Year II" in Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture

• Larysa Smirnova publishes "Emma Bovary re-imagined" in the Romanic Review ​​

• Mary Fuller publishes a new book: Lines Drawn Across the Globe: Reading Richard Hakluyt’s “Principal Navigations”  (McGill-Queen's University Press)​​​​