Nouvelles acquisitions

                                                                          MAI 2026

    • AYMES, Marc. Ottoman fake : an essay on forgers, bureaucrats, and philologists (18th-20th centuries). RB 1547

    • BECKERT, Sven. Capitalism : a global history. RB 1548

    • BROADBERRY, Stephen et HARRISON, Mark Éd. Economic warfare and sanctions since 1688. RB 1544

    • Cambridge (the) world history of Genocide. RB 1543/1-2-3

    • FEDOROVA, Maria. Seeds of exchange : soviets, americans and cooperation in agriculture, 1921-1935. RV 1569

    • FLOREA, Cristina. Bukovina : the life and death of an East European borderland. RB 1549

    • FRIESEN, Aileen E. Colonizing Russia’s promised land : orthodoxy and community on the Siberian Steppe. RU 921

    • GEROULANOS, Stefanos. The invention of prehistory : empire, violence, and our obsession with human origins. RB 1546

    • GIRAUDET, Maud. Archives communales : mode d’emploi. RA 233

    • GUTMEYR, Dominik et KASER, Karl Éd. Europe and the Black Sea region : a history of early knowledge exchange (1750-1850). RB 1545

    • HEALY, Róisín Ed. Mobility in the Russian, Central and East European past. RV 1565

    • HÉLARD, André. Guide rennais de l’affaire Dreyfus : les lieux et les gens. RP 4484

    • HERMANN, Denis et KAYNAR, Erdal Éd. Constitutionalism unbound : constitutional dynamics and political transformation in the Ottoman and Qajar lands in the long nineteenth century. RU 922

    • HOBÉR, Kaj. The Perestroika era and international law. RV 1570

    • HUSSEIN, Mostafa. Hebrew orientalism : Jewish engagement with Arabo-Islamic culture in late Ottoman and British Palestine. RV 1566

    • KAYNAR, Erdal. L’héroïsme de la vie moderne : Ahmed Riza (1858-1930) en son temps. RU 919

    • KCRMARIC, Daniel. Above the law : the United States and the International Criminal Court. RV 1563

    • KRAVCHENKO, Volodymyr et STEH, Marko Robert. The unpredictable past? : Reshaping Russian, Ukrainian, and East European studies. RV 1564

    • LE MAUFF, Julien. Généalogie de la raison d’État : l’exception souveraine du Moyen Âge au baroque. RN 731

    • NEGURĂ, Petru, CUŞCO, Andrei et SUVEICA, Svetlana. Nationalism from below in the East European and Soviet borderlands : popular responses to nation-building, 1900-1940. RV 1571

    • PARAVICINI BAGLIANI, Agostino et SILANOS, Pietro. Sorpresi dalla storia : percorsi intorno al Medioevo. RN 732

    • PARTRIDGE, Colin, PRÉNEUF, Jean de et LAMBERT, Andrew. The Channel Islands in Anglo-French relations : 1689-1918. RB 1550

    • PAULY, Matthew D. Breaking the tongue : language, education, and power in Soviet Ukraine, 1923-1934. RV 1568

    • SASSOON, Donald. The anxious triumph : a global history of capitalism, 1860-1914. RU 923

    • STALIŪNAS, Darius. Enemies for a day : Antisemitism and Anti-Jewish violence in Lithuania under the Tsars. RU 920

    • ZAVADIVKER, Polly. A nation of refugees : Russia’s Jews in World War I. RV 1567