Paris-trained Senegalese writer and philosopher Souleymane Bachir Diagne directs the Institute of African Studies at Columbia, where he connects French thought with Sub-Saharan cultures. […]
Slow growth in France is benefiting public infrastructure, but purchasing power is sluggish. In the United States, booming growth is a windfall for individual […]
As a keen observer of both France and the United States, Alexis de Tocqueville worried that democracy would lead to despotism. Does the contemporary […]
A recent book entitled Americans in Paris: Artists Working in Postwar France is shaking up preconceptions about the contribution of American artists in France […]
What can we learn from the latest Forbes ranking? French heirs lead the luxury and gastronomy sectors, while their American rivals are self-made men […]
Annie Cohen-Solal arrived on the French literary scene in 1985 with a biography of Jean-Paul Sartre. Her subsequent success saw her appointed cultural counselor […]
This month, France-Amérique is celebrating its 80th anniversary – a miraculous example of longevity in today’s print media sector. This success is due to […]