Quentin Ravelli
Quentin Ravelli was born in 1982. He is a sociologist in charge of research at the CNRS. His work mix sociology, political economy and ethnography, to better understand the contradictions of the economic crisis and its social consequences. His thesis, _La Stratégie de la bactérie - une enquête au cœur de l'industrie pharmaceutique_ was published by Éditions du Seuil in 2015. He is also a novelist. His first two novels, _Retrait de Marché_ (2011) and _Gibier_ (2013) were published by Gallimard at NRF.
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Bricks
Clay quarries deserted due to unpaid property loans, Spanish bricks embody the economic triumph and failure of a country. Factories that are shut half the year, a ghost city curiously inhabited, a working-class war against the expropriations orchestrated by banks: following the path of merchandise – bricks – gives a face to the crisis and outlines the individual and collective strategies that e...
Bricks
Clay quarries deserted due to unpaid property loans, Spanish bricks embody the economic triumph and failure of a country. Factories that are shut half the year, a ghost city curiously inhabited, a working-class war against the expropriations orchestrated by banks: following the path of merchandise – bricks – gives a face to the crisis and outlines the individual and collective strategies that e...
