
Au coeur des Gilets jaunes mes doléances
Guillaume Reynaud
Published 2020
376 pages
Books about inequality examine the gap between rich and poor and what it does to a society. Economists and reporters explain how it grew, and novelists show what it feels like on either side. They are essential reading for understanding the tensions of our time. The newest come first. Only books in French are listed.

Guillaume Reynaud
Published 2020
376 pages

Jules Falquet
Published 2020
300 pages

Salomé Berlioux
Published 2020
206 pages

Günther Lanier
Published 2020
197 pages

International Monetary
Published 2020

Léon Tolstoï
Published 2020
258 pages

Katharina Pistor
2019 · 2023 edition
367 pages

Bernard Lahire
2019 · 2022 edition
1248 pages

Salomé Berlioux, Erkki Maillard
Published 2019
224 pages

Réjane Sénac
Published 2019
89 pages

Pierre Bergounioux
Published 2019
29 pages

Nicolas Duvoux, Cédric Lomba
Published 2019
105 pages

Alain Supiot, Alfred Fouillée
Published 2019
109 pages

Gilles Dorronsoro
Published 2019
186 pages

Benoit Coquard
2019 · 2022 edition
224 pages

Sophie Louargant, Alexia Barroche
Published 2019
106 pages

Gestalten, Paul d'Orleans
Published 2019
208 pages

Observatoire des inégalités (Organization)
Published 2019
176 pages

Pierre Concialdi, Didier Gelot, Christiane Marty, Philippe Richard, Fondation Copernic
Published 2019
110 pages

Sylvia Faure, Daniel Thin
Published 2019
158 pages

OECD, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Published 2019
386 pages

Louise Bérard
Published 2019
151 pages

Damien Bazin
Published 2019
134 pages

Ivan Sainsaulieu, Emmanuelle Barozet, Régis Cortesero, David Mélo, Thomas Amadieu
Published 2019
398 pages