...of inexcusable or criminal behavior that only deserves increased police and judicial repression.”15Patrick Champagne, “Violence visible, violence invisible,” in Thomas Ferenczi (dir.) Faut-il s’accommoder de la violence?, Editions Complexe, 2000,...

...found). But there are no “community leaders,” either traditional or appointed by the community, which means that the “caïds,” often local drug-dealers, have a lot of influence. Nevertheless there is...

...collected in our book, Institutions et emploi (Economica, 1999), where the empirical illustrations concern the female labor market., have shown that the labor demand problem is much more severe than...

...Hurricane Katrina in September 2005). The violence resulted in burnt cars, vandalized police stations, shopping malls, daycare centers, schools, and public sports facilities in the northern suburbs of Paris (district...