A Manifesto on Reading the Unexercised On the fourth and fifth of June, 2026, the world's semiconductor stocks fell together, across every ocean, in a single coordinated convulsion. The Nasdaq took its worst day in over a year. Seoul fell five and a half percent before lunch. Broadcom
L'Automate. Mathématiques. Opérations d'addition et de soustraction de 0 à 100 et de 0 à 1000. Disponible en librairie. – Les Éditions Passe-Temps Il existe en France une figure que le pays ne sait pas lire. Elle est lue partout, commentée partout, jugée partout. Mais elle
Il est une chose que l'on vient à connaître en passant devant les temples des diverses religions. C'est une connaissance de la foi elle-même ; c'est une connaissance de l'homme et de la société. J'ai passé devant les temples de
L'élargissement de l'OTAN, l'angoisse de l'identité européenne et l'échec stratégique des deux camps (2000-2008) I. Le paradoxe de l'assurance méprisante Il est, dans le discours occidental sur la Russie au cours des années qui séparent la première
NATO Expansion, the Anxiety of European Identity, and the Strategic Failure on Both Sides (2000–2008) I. The Paradox of Contemptuous Confidence There is a curious feature of Western discourse on Russia in the years between Putin's first election and the August war in Georgia, one that becomes
The Structural Parallels Between European and Chinese Intellectual History, and What External Powers Miss About Xi Jinping's China I. The Question For most of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, a confident European answer existed to the question of why China had "failed" to become modern. Hegel
1. Executive Summary The dominant Anglophone narratives about Korea and Japan — the framework of Hallyu as Korean ascent paired with Japanese cultural decline, the framing of K-pop and J-pop as postmodern hybrid forms, the persistent treatment of the two societies as historical adversaries within a colonial-grievance binary,
1. Executive Summary The dominant Anglophone narratives about China — both the "imminent domination" school and the "imminent collapse" school — fail under empirical scrutiny. The data from 2025 and the first months of 2026 supports neither extreme. What it supports instead is a more analytically demanding finding:
Simmel, Koselleck, Voegelin, and the Meaning Crisis Preface: On the Completion of an Architecture The first volume of this series diagnosed a civilization in the terminal phase of its own premises. Sorokin's Sensate culture — organized around the reduction of all reality to what can be sensed, measured, and
Ibn Khaldun, Asabiyya, and the Geopolitical Transition A Note Before Beginning The first volume of this series argued that Pitirim Sorokin was suppressed by a specific institutional mechanism: Cold War epistemology rerouting resources away from civilizational critique and toward quantifiable, policy-relevant social science. The suppression was active, datable, and
Pitirim Sorokin and the Crisis We Were Never Allowed to Name Preface to the Series There is a particular kind of intellectual violence that does not announce itself. It does not burn books. It does not imprison thinkers. It does something more efficient and more durable: it reclassifies dangerous thought
Janus is an essay series. From 001 through 009, REGNIS mapped the question — why power fails, how it sustains itself, what the interregnum reveals. Janus is the answer. Not to the crisis, but to the deeper problem: what durable rule requires, what the ruler must become, and what the governed