VE 135 / December 2011
«I'm always amused by the astonishment of young people when I tell them that before 1914, I traveled to India and America without a passport, without even having seen one.» (Stefan Zweig).
Stepping outside the box to change our perspective on the world. In this year-end issue, we wanted to open our journal with a text by Stefan Zweig describing the situation prevailing a century ago. Not to fall into nostalgia. But to allow our thinking to take liberties with what appears immutable and unavoidable today: borders, passports, identity papers, right of establishment…
EDITORIAL Snowball effect
WRITINGS Stefan Zweig, The World of Yesterday
INTEGRATION Provisional admission hinders women's integration
Asylum Law From one revision to another, from one tightening to another... Five eventful years
CHRONICLE WORLD - Mauritania, Europe's new frontier
Jurisprudence | ECHR - Switzerland's fundamental rights are suffering
Association Migrant health network: care, without conditions
INTERVIEW | Margarita Sanchez-Mazas, author of The Construction of Invisibility: A Study on Emergency Aid
MOOD | Statistics, a history of communication
SPECTACLE | "A black madman in the land of white people" de Pie Tshibanda, on tour in French-speaking Switzerland
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Editorial | Snowball Effect
National Council | Extraordinary session for ordinary xenophobia
SWISS CHRONICLE | September 13 to December 1, 2011
Likelihood | When Arbitrariness Reigns
CEDH | Switzerland is suffering from its fundamental rights
Care, without conditions
EUROPE CHRONICLE | September 21 to November 9, 2011
Mauritania | Europe's New Frontier
The Construction of Invisibility
Statistics: A Story of Communication!
Permit F | Exclusion in the Feminine
Review | Five eventful years
Spectacle | A Black Madman in the Land of White People, by Pie Tshibanda