Tourism and Erotic Imaginaries in Wartime Paris: French and Germans during the Occupation, 1940-1944 by Bertram M. Gordon

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Exhibiting the West at the Paris Exposition of 1867: Towards a New American Aesthetic Identity? by François Brunet, Jessica Talley

“…The United States was only a second-tier player; however, for the U.S. organizers the Paris Exposition was a crucial opportunity for the country as it just emerged from the Civil War and entered Reconstruction. …”
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La numérisation des dispositifs de participation de la Mairie de Paris by Nicolas Douay

“…The case of participatory budget thus appears to be the most advanced mechanism and refers to an evolution of the posture of the city of Paris which engages a little more in the participatory turn. …”
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The Emotional Museum. Thoughts on the “Secular Relics” of Nineteenth-Century History Museums in Paris and their Posterity by Felicity Bodenstein

“…This article examines the discourse elaborated in Paris’ historical museums during the nineteenth century through the display of personal, private objects “having belonged to” famous historical figures, artistes and writers. …”
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The Flâneur’s Scopic Power or the Victorian Dream of Transparency by Estelle Murail

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The usage of the paris classification system in urine cytology in the diagnosis of non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer: a retrospective single-center study by Perttu Saarinen, Otto Jokelainen, Liida Ruotsalainen, Essi Ikonen, Timo K. Nykopp

Subjects: “…The Paris System…”
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Pascal LABREUCHE, Paris, capitale de la toile à peindre – XVIIIe-XIXe siècle   by Sophie Moreaux

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Un grupo escultórico recuperado de Antonio Susillo, El grito de Independencia (1884) by Alicia Iglesias Cumplido

Subjects: “…Susillo; Escultura; Realismo; París; Bonaumax; Carpeaux.…”
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Le tourisme et l’imaginaire érotique à Paris durant la guerre : Français et Allemands pendant l’Occupation, 1940-1944 by Bertram M. Gordon

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Pascal LABREUCHE, Guide historique des fournisseurs de matériel pour Artistes à Paris, 1790-1960 by Muriel Verbeeck-Boutin

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Mises en lumière et zones d’ombre dans l’ouverture au public de la Petite Ceinture ferroviaire de Paris by Ioana Iosa, Cosme Vallet

Subjects: “…Paris…”
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Tourismus und erotische Imaginationen des besetzten Paris: Französinnen und Deutsche während der deutschen Besatzung von 1940 bis 1944 by Bertram M. Gordon

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Les espaces du graffiti dans les capitales touristiques : l’exemple de Paris et Berlin by Julie Vaslin

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ANÁLISE ERGONÔMICA PRELIMINAR DE UMA MICROEMPRESA DE MANUFATURA DE CABOS NÁUTICOS by Bárbara Victória Silva Lopes, Jonas Borges Pantaleão, Italo Rodeghiero Neto, Lucas Gomes Miranda Bispo, Fernando Gonçalves Amaral

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CHARACTERISATION OF CEILING BOARDS PRODUCED FROM PLASTER OF PARIS REINFORCED WITH BANANA FIBRE AND COCONUT SHELL by Eugenia Obidiegwu, Munirat Ayomide BALOGUN, Paul Adedeji AJAYI

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Elliott Erwitt : une rétrospective, 23 mars – 24 septembre 2023, Musée Maillol, Paris by Emmanuelle Paccaud

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Spaces of solidarity under constraints: The promotion of volunteering in the management of luggage storage for homeless people in Paris by Louka Herse

“…The City of Paris encourages and supervises free work by residents. …”
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Gérard Brugnot, 2008, Les Catastrophes Naturelles, Paris, Le Cavalier Bleu, 127 p. by Stéphane Callens

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Mark Rothko, 18 octobre 2023 - 2 avril 2024, Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris by Elisabeth Magotteaux

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Sustainable ceiling panels: exploring the potentials of groundnut shell and sugarcane bagasse-modified plaster of Paris by Ubong Williams Robert, Sunday Edet Etuk, Okechukwu Ebuka Agbasi, David Adeniran Oyegoke, Sylvester Andrew Ekong

“…Abstract Plaster of Paris (POP) ceiling has several advantages over other panels but because it is very expensive, only those in the elite class could afford it. …”
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