Opinion piece, Mélanie Plouviez: "Rethinking inheritance in the age of major transfers"

Opinion piece: Rethinking inheritance with Mélanie Plouviez

In her opinion piece entitled"Rethinking inheritance at a time of major transfer," Mélanie Plouviez, professor of philosophy at Université Côte d'Azur and director of the Centre for Research in the History of Ideas (CRHI), invites us to revisit this question in light of history: how was inheritance viewed in the 19th century? How is it viewed today, in a context of profound economic, social, and environmental change? This is a valuable reflection that sheds light on contemporary debates and nourishes collective thinking. 

Read Mélanie Plouviez's opinion piece

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