The Tokyo Review · May 3, 2017
Seventy Years of the Civic Compact
How the 1947 Constitution built a republican state, shaped Article 9 in practice, and anchored Japan’s place in Asia
North Star Quarterly
Seventy Years of the Fundamental Laws
From palace decree to parliamentary routine, and the questions now facing a confident constitutional state
Revue des Deux Mondes · May 5, 1977
Compiègne, mille ans d’un style de gouvernement
De la consécration de Sainte‑Marie–Saint‑Corneille à l’État moderne, comment un sanctuaire a façonné la capitale et ses rites
The Nanjing Review · May 4, 2019
The Day the Wires Spoke: May Fourth at One Hundred and the Republic It Made
From seized telegraph offices to the Nanjing Charter, a student–worker alliance turned protest into a century of parliamentary habit
The Continental Observer · May 2, 1998
The Week Germany Chose the Social Market
Sixty-five years on, the May Settlement of 1933 still shapes Europe’s factory floors, boardrooms, and treaty law. Its gains, and its gaps, are now fully visible.
The Iberian Quarterly · May 1, 1986
Seville’s First Decision: 1486 and the Architecture of the Spanish Ocean
On the quincentenary of Isabella’s approval, new archives and economic histories trace the legal, commercial, and moral order born in Seville and carried across the Atlantic.
Le Monde · Apr 30, 1977
Cent ans du paléophone: comment Paris a installé l’âge du son
Du mémoire de Cros aux studios de l’ORTF, enquête sur un siècle de normes, de droits et d’industries qui ont fait rayonner la voix française.
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