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Aron, Raymond, La sociologie allemande contemporaine (Paris: Quadrige / Presses Universitaires de France, [1935] 2007).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Introduction à la philosophie de l’histoire: essai sur les limites de l’objectivité historique (Paris: Gallimard, 1938).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, La philosophie critique de l’histoire: essai sur une théorie allemande de l’histoire, nouvelle édition revue et annotée par Sylvie Mesure (Paris: Julliard, [1938] 1987).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Le grand schisme (Paris: Gallimard, 1948).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Les guerres en chaîne (Paris: Gallimard, 1951).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, L’opium des intellectuels (Paris: Gallimard, 1955).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, La tragédie algérienne (Paris: Plon, 1957).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, L’Algérie et la République (Paris: Plon, 1958).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Immuable et changeante: de la IVe à la Ve République (Paris: Calmann-Lévy, 1959).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, La société industrielle et la guerre suivi d’un tableau de la diplomatie mondiale en 1958 (Paris: Plon, 1959).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Paix et guerre entre les nations (Paris: Calmann-Lévy, 1962).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Dix-huit leçons sur la société industrielle (Paris: Gallimard, 1962).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, La lutte de classes: nouvelles leçons sur la société industrielle (Paris: Gallimard, 1964).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, German Sociology, trans. Mary and Bottomore, Thomas (Glencoe: Free Press, 1964).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Main Currents in Sociological Thought 1: Montesquieu, Comte, Marx, Tocqueville, trans. Howard, Richard and Weaver, Helen (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1965).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Main Currents in Sociological Thought 2: Pareto, Weber, Durkheim, trans. Howard, Richard and Weaver, Helen (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1965).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Les étapes de la pensée sociologique: Montesquieu, Comte, Marx, Tocqueville, Durkheim, Pareto, Weber (Paris: Gallimard, 1967).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, La révolution introuvable: réflexions sur les événements de mai (Paris: Librairie Arthème Fayard, 1968).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, The Elusive Revolution: Anatomy of a Student Revolt, trans. Clough, Gordon (London: Pall Mall Press, 1969).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Les désillusions du progrès: essai sur la dialectique de la modernité (Paris: Calmann-Lévy, 1969).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Marxismes imaginaires: d’une sainte famille à l’autre (Paris: Gallimard, 1970).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, An Essay on Freedom, trans. Weaver, Helen (New York: World Publishing Company, 1970).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, De la condition historique du sociologue: leçon inaugurale au Collège de France prononcée le 1 décembre 1970 (Paris: Galliard, 1971).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Progress and Disillusion: The Dialectics of Modern Society, trans. Kilmartin, Terence (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1972).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Histoire et dialectique de la violence (Paris: Gallimard, 1973).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Penser la guerre, Clausewitz: I l’âge européen (Paris: Gallimard, 1976).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Penser la guerre, Clausewitz: II l’âge planétaire (Paris: Gallimard, 1976).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Plaidoyer pour l’Europe décadente (Paris: Laffont, 1977).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Les élections de mars et la Ve République (Paris: Julliard, 1978).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Le spectateur engagé: entretiens avec Jean-Louis Missika et Dominique Wolton (Paris: Julliard, 1981).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Mémoires: 50 ans de réflexion politique (Paris: Julliard, 1983).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Leçons sur l’histoire: cours du Collège de France, ed. Mesure, Sylvie (Paris: Éditions de Fallois, 1989).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Memoirs: Fifty Years of Political Reflection, trans. Holsch, George with a foreword by Kissinger, Henry A. (New York: Holmes & Meier, 1990).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, In Defense of Decadent Europe, trans. by Cox, Stephen with a new introduction by Mahoney, Daniel J. and Anderson, Brian C. (Lanham: Transaction, 1996).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Introduction à la philosophie politique: démocratie et révolution (Paris: Éditions de Fallois, 1997).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Dialogue: Raymond Aron et Michel Foucault, ed. Bert, Jean-François (Paris: Lignes, 2007).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond and Clairens, F., Les Français devant la Constitution (Paris: Éditions Défense de la France, 1945).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, L’homme contre les tyrans (New York: Éditions de la Maison Française, 1944).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, De l’armistice à l’insurrection nationale (Paris: Gallimard, 1945).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, L’âge des empires et l’avenir de la France (Paris: Défense de la France, 1945).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Polémiques (Paris: Gallimard, 1955).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Espoir et peur du siècle: essais non partisans (Paris: Calmann-Lévy, 1957).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Dimensions de la conscience historique (Paris: Plon, [1961] 1964).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Trois essais sur l’âge industriel (Paris: Plon, 1966).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Machiavel et les tyrannies modernes (ed.), Freymond, Rémy (Paris: Éditions de Fallois, 1993).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, In Defense of Political Reason (ed. and trans.), Mahoney, Daniel J. (Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 1994).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Thinking Politically: A Liberal in the Age of Ideology (ed.), Mahoney, Daniel J. and Anderson, Brian C., trans. James and McIntosh, Marie (New Brunswick: Transaction, 1997).Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, Penser la liberté, penser la démocratie, préface de Nicolas Baverez (Paris: Gallimard, 2005).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Les sociétés modernes (ed.), Paugam, Serge (Paris: Presses universitaires de la France, 2006).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, Essais sur la condition juive contemporaine (ed.), Zylberstein, Jean-Claude (Paris: Texto, 2007).Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Ce que pense la jeunesse universitaire d’Europe’, Revue de Genève (December 1926), 789–94.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘À propos de la trahison des clercs’, Libres propos, 2 (April 1928), 176–8.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne’, Libres propos, 4 (December 1930), 570.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘De Man, Au delà du marxisme’, Libres propos, 5 (January 1931), 43–7.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Simples propositions du pacifisme’, Libres propos, 5 (February 1931), 81–3.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘“Autre impasse” ou “devoir présent”’, Europe, 9 (February 1931), 281–6.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: Cologne, le 26 février 1931’, Libres propos, 5 (March 1931), 138–40.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: révision des traités’, Libres propos, 5 (May 1931), 221–3.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: List der Vernunft (Ruse de la Raison), Libres propos, 5 (June 1931), 258–9.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: de l’Anschluss à Hoover’, Libres propos, 5 (July 1931), 306–9.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Sur le problème des réparations’, Libres propos, 6 (January 1932), 38–40.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: Berlin, 29 janvier 1932’, Libres propos 6 (February 1932), 88–91.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Nouvelles perspectives allemandes’, Europe, 10 (February 1932), 295–305.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: Berlin, 3 mars 1932’, Libres propos 6 (March 1932), 151–3.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: réflexions de politique réaliste. Berlin le 26 avril 1932’, Libres propos 6 (May 1932), 265–8.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Combien l’Allemagne a-t-elle payé?’, Libres propos 6 (May 1932), 250–5.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Combien l’Allemagne a-t-elle payé? Remarques et rectifications’, Libres propos, 6 (June 1932), 313.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: Berlin, 1 juin 1932’, Libres propos, 6 (June 1932), 314–7.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Allemagne, juin 1932’, Europe, 10 (July 1932), 489–98.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Elections allemandes: perspectives’, Libres propos, 6 (August 1932), 414–15.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Désarmement ou union franco-allemande’, Libres propos (August 1932), 422–5.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘G. Hess Alain (Emile Chartier) in der Reihe der französischen Moralisten’, Libres propos, 6 (October 1932), 537–8.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre d’Allemagne: Berlin, 11 novembre’, Libres propos, 6 (November 1932), 592.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘F. Fried, La fin du capitalisme’, Europe, 10 (December 1932), 647–8.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Après les élections’, Europe, 10 (December 1932), 625–30.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘La pensée de M. Léon Brunschvicg: à propos de son dernier ouvrage (De la Connaissance de soi)’, Revue de synthèse, 4 (1932), 193–207.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Réflexions sur le pacifisme intégral’, Libres propos, 7 (January 1933), 96–9.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘A. Malraux, La condition humaine’, Libres propos, 7(December 1933), 653–7.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Lettre ouverte d’un jeune français à l’Allemagne’, Esprit, 1 (February 1933), 735–43.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘La révolution nationale en Allemagne’, Europe, 11 (September 1933), 125–38.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘De l’objection de conscience’, Revue de métaphysique et de morale, 41 (January 1934), 133–45.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Une révolution antiprolétarienne: idéologie et réalité du national-socialisme’ in Halévy, E., Aron, R., Friedmann, G., Bernard, E., Marjolin, R., Dennery, E. et Bouglé, C., Inventaires: la crise sociale et les idéologies nationales (Paris: Félix Alcan, 1936), 24–55.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Bourthoumieux, C., Essai sur le fondement philosophique des doctrines économiques. Rousseau contre Quesnay. Raynaud, B., La loi naturelle en économie politique. 1. L’idée de la loi naturelle en économie politique’, Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung, 5 (1936), 430.CrossRef Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘Réflexions sur les problèmes économiques français’, Revue de métaphysique et de morale, 44 (October 1937), 793–822.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Annales sociologiques, 1936-37’, review, Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung, 6 (1937), 664–5.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘La sociologie de Pareto’, Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung, 6 (1937), 489–521.Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘L’ère des tyrannies d’Élie Halévy’, Revue de métaphysique et de morale, 46 (April 1939), 283–307.Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘Paix sans illusion’, Point de vue, 20 April 1945.Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘En quête d’espérance’, Point de vue, 18 May 1945.Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘Y a-t-il une nature humaine?’, Recherches et débats du centre catholique des intellectuels français, 8 (February–March 1950), 15–33.Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘James Burnham et la politique de libération’, Preuves, 27 (May 1953), 3–17.Google Scholar

Aron, Raymond, ‘Risques et chances d’une économie dominante’, Preuves, 29 (July 1953), 5–17.Google Scholar

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Aron, Raymond, ‘L’avenir du Japon’, Preuves, 36 (February 1954), 33–43.Google Scholar

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