The Conversation 17/06/2018 : ‘Face-to-face, humans are not good at violence’: Randall Collins in conversation with Michel Wieviorka
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26 juin 2018
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Sabrina Melenotte, « The Conversation 17/06/2018 : ‘Face-to-face, humans are not good at violence’: Randall Collins in conversation with Michel Wieviorka », SoV, ID : 10.58079/uhyz
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Ten years ago, two major work about violence came out: “Violence: A Micro-Sociological Theory”, by Randall Collins (Princeton University Press, 2008) and “Violence: A New Approach”, by Michel Wieviorka (Sage, 2009). The two sociologists meet today to discuss their theories and renew the debate for The Conversation France. Can you tell us more about your earlier approach and how you look at it today? Randall Collins: Michel Wieviorka explains well the historic shift in violence since the mid-...