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The Nouveaux books is a French semi-monthly review, founded by Jacques Barnaud and Auguste Detoeuf, directed by Jean Coutrot. It was published in Paris April 1937 with 1940 (I-IV, No 1-57).

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This economic review and Politique was formed in the middle of the economic crisis which tore the France Années 1930. His/her collaborators pled for the economic Collaboration free German E and claimed a greater capacity for the elite Technicien. They were in favor of the construction of a Syndicalisme Ouvrier and Patronal, Apolitique and obligatory.

Generally, the Nouveaux books defended the idea of a Gestion rational and directed economy, which, in addition, was in the center of the concerns of part of large the Patronat of the time whose several members collaborated in the review. This one brought together at the same time bankers (Banque Worms, in particular), Industriel S, tops Fonctionnaire S and Syndicaliste S.

Asserting principles close to the Corporatism (which made spectacular great strides lasting the years 1930, in particular in the Régime S Autoritaire S), the members of the Nouveaux books proposed a collaboration of employers with the working trade unions to face the crisis and, from the point of view Anticommuniste, to differently put an end to the Class struggle than in optics Historiciste suitable for the Marxisme. In front of the victory of the Popular front, the Nouveaux books tried to gain the support of some left radical Socialiste and anti Bolchévique.

During the Occupation, several members of the Nouveaux books implied themselves actively in collaboration or occupied of the important stations in the Régime of Vichy. Others, as Simone Weil were devoted to a personal work (Philosophie). The latter, Georges Albertini and Boris Souvarine took into account among the most famous collaborators of the review.

Principal collaborators of the review

Internal bonds

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