World & Society

After five centuries of perpetual peace, what remains of this notion?

Émission

Le 12:30
29 November 2016

Gilbert Casasus

Lettres et des sciences humaines, UNIFR

A treaty establishing Perpetual Peace between France and Switzerland was signed on November 29, 1516 in Fribourg. Fribourg commemorates the 500th anniversary of the signing between the King of France and the Swiss cantons.

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