Johannes Lenhard Pořadí knih

Focusing on the lives of individuals sleeping rough in Paris, this ethnographic study delves into their survival strategies, daily routines, and aspirations. It explores how they navigate homelessness, including their methods for earning money through begging and selecting safe sleeping spots. The impact of drugs and alcohol is also examined, alongside their interactions within various institutional settings such as homeless shelters and support centers. Through these observations, the book provides a nuanced understanding of the complexities of homelessness.

This essay explores the ambiguous relationship between war and peace in classical political theory, emphasizing the realist perspective that suggests perpetual conflict is more likely, especially in light of terrorism and intrastate wars. It contrasts liberal ideas of interconnectedness with realism, ultimately concluding on a pessimistic note regarding peace.