Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine 2005-3

No 52-3, 2005/3 - 196 pages

Pages 5 to 9

Public Service, the Economy, and the Republic (1780 – 1960)

By Michel Margairaz, Olivier Dard

Invention of a Concept

Pages 10 to 32

The Invention of “Public Service” and the Revolutionary Moment

By Dominique Margairaz

Pages 33 to 50

Liberal Economists and Public Service in France in the Early 19th Century

By Francis Démier

Pages 51 to 74

The Conseil d'Etat, Economy, and Public Service: Concessions and Industrial and Commercial Public Services (1880 – 1950)

By Laurent de Carratier Dubois

The Role of Law and Lawyers

Pages 75 to 87

Cauwès and Colson, Lawyer and Engineer: Two Different Conceptions of the Public Service?

By Lucette Le Van-Lemesle

Pages 88 to 97

Leon Duguit or Public Service on the Move

By Claude Didry

Pages 98 to 118

Lawyers, Public Service, and Public Companies in the 19th and 20th Centuries

By Gilles J. Guglielmi

Experts and Practitioners

Pages 119 to 131

Economists and Public Service: From one War to Another

By Olivier Dard

Pages 132 to 165

Experts and Practitioners. Public Economic Services among Experts, Practitioners, and Governments in the Early 20th Century: From One Historical Setting to Another

By Michel Margairaz

Readings

Pages 166 to 179

Is the Civil Society in Contemporary France Impossible?

By Claire Lemercier

Reviews

Pages 180 to 195

Reviews

By Guillaume Garner