From the Revolutionary War to the debate on abortion and from #MeToo to Black Lives Matter, causes that agitate American society have regularly resonated […]
In her new book, Dividing Paris: Urban Renewal and Social Inequality (1852-1870), Esther da Costa Meyer, professor of art and archeology at Princeton, invites […]
Ever since Lafayette’s contribution to the American Revolutionary War, there has been a firm friendship between our two countries in cultural, economic, and military […]
French-American relations have not always been rosy. France’s support for American independence has never been contested but, since that time, our two countries have […]
The French director, who passed away 40 years ago, democratized and modernized American comedy. He enjoyed widespread acclaim in the United States, where he […]
As the dust settles after each international catastrophe, many claim that a new Marshall Plan is needed. This European assistance program was championed by […]