No. 26 (2018): Repenser la dichotomie « national vs international ». Dialogues, tensions, réciprocité

Coordonné par Vincent Houle, Solène Maillet et Guillemette Martin.
Coordination éditoriale (au sein d’Émulations) par Kevin Toffel. 

This issue of Émulations tackles the concepts of "national" and "international". Through a multidisciplinary approach, it interrogates, deconstructs, examines and criticizes these concepts. How can we better understand the conceptual dichotomy between "national" and "international"? How can the tension between the two act as an epistemological basis to understand contemporary phenomena? The seven articles, as well as the interview that concludes this issue, offer numerous and varied answers to these questions. A rich and original dialogue is displayed, focusing on the multiple and complex interactions between international matters and national preoccupations, whether they are political, economic, social or cultural concerns. From Guatemala to Australia, and from Western Europe to South Korea, the contributions invite to a multi-situated reflection on this henceforth tension between national interests and international matters.