What is a flag?

What is a flag?
Vol. 53, 2023/2 - 220 pages
Pages 159 to 176

These flags that look at us

By Philippe Lagadec, Laurent Le Gall
Pages 177 to 194

The fabric of Belarus Ordinary, symbolic and political uses of flags in the 2020 protests

By Ronan Hervouet, Alexandre Kurilo
Pages 195 to 210

Banning the Pope’s flag (c. 1910). Symbolic practices and reflexivity in action

By Christophe Granger
Pages 211 to 228

Witnesses of the struggle? The Flag of the Landless Movement in the test of the political crisis in Northeast Brazil

By David Simbsler
Pages 229 to 238

“In honour of the flag.”Centrality and ambivalences in the attachment to the flag(s) in military training

By Jeanne Teboul
Pages 239 to 253

Artefacts of national subversion: the flag as a critical presence – or a disturbing absence – in contemporary visual art

By Ana Dević, Peter Vermeersch
Pages 255 to 269

Identifying the vexillary representations of a ruler (Thiers, 29st November 1832). An approach to overcome the manipulative biases of political speech.

By David Descamps, Agathe Foudi
Pages 271 to 287

The Roma/Gypsy flag: invention, distribution, perception, uses

By Jean-Pierre Cavaillé
Pages 289 to 311

Two flags, one people? Symbolism put to the test of politics in Kanaky-New Caledonia

By Benoît Carteron, Umberto Cugola, Caroline Graille
Pages 313 to 322

The historian and the flag. What to do with a “dangerous” object? Interview with Michel Pastoureau

By interview with Michel Pastoureau, Philippe Lagadec, Laurent Le Gall

Further reading

Pages 323 to 325

Pascal Ory, Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ? Une histoire mondiale, Paris, Gallimard, 2020, 464 p.

By André Rousseau
Pages 325 to 329

Javier Moreno Luzón and Xosé Manuel Nuñez Seixas, Los Colores de la patria. Símbolos nacionales en la España contemporánea, Madrid, Tecnos, 2017, 452 p.

By Benoît Pellistrandi
Pages 329 to 333

On “banal nationalism”, its derivatives and its critiques

By Salim Chena

Tribute

Pages 335 to 346

Tribute to Latour

By Frédéric Fruteau de Laclos

Varia

Pages 347 to 363

Chronicles of a mobile medico-spatial support team for the education of children with disabilities (Émas): ethnography of public policy of inclusive education in the making

By Godefroy Lansade

Reviews

Pages 365 to 368

Éléonore Devevey, Terrains d’entente. Anthropologues et écrivains dans la seconde moitié du XXe siècle, Dijon, Les presses du réel, 2021, 464 p.

By Isaac Desarthe
Pages 368 to 369

Bernard Traimond, Les Chasses aux sangliers. Se confronter au sauvage, Morlaás, Éditions du Cairn, 2021, 106 p.

By Julie Campagne
Pages 369 to 371

Corinne Donzaud (textes et photographies de), Sainte-Croix-à-Lauze au travail, Autoédition, corinne.donzaud@universite-paris-saclay.fr, 2019, 218 p et Corinne Donzaud, Les Forains du marché de Reillanne, Monographie d’un marché de Haute-Provence au début du XXIe siècle, Autoédition, corinne.donzaud@universite-paris-saclay.fr, 2022, 280

By Jean Benoist
Pages 371 to 373

Valérie Aubourg et Benjamin Vanderlick, Dieu Merci, Expressions catholiques africaines et créoles, Lyon, Éditions Libel, 2021, 140 p.

By Laure Montarry
Pages 373 to 374

Patrick Rollier, Arménie, Année zéro, Paris, Éditions d’une rive à l’autre, 2020, 103 p.

By Marie-Luce Gélard
Pages 375 to 378

Daniel Knight, Vertiginous Life. An Anthropology of Time and the Unforeseen, Berghahn, 2021, 163p.

By Maria Couroucli