Perrine Simon-Nahum at the forum L’année vue par l’histoire organized by France Culture on 25 March 2017
Perrine Simon-Nahum (born in 1960) is a contemporary French historian.
Perrine Simon-Nahum (born in 1960) is a contemporary French historian.
She is the daughter of Pr Pierre Simon. [1]
Holder of a doctorate in history (1989), [2] Simon-Nahum is responsible for research at the CNRS (Centre de recherches historiques of the EHESS, [3] Centre d'Approches Historiques du Monde contemporain) and associate member of the CRIA-EHESS. Specializing in contemporary history, her research focuses on Judaism and the history of Jews in France.
In 1989, she published a compilation of texts by Raymond Aron entitled Essais sur la condition juive contemporaine (reissued in 2007). She codirected a Dictionnaire critique de la République [4] in 2002. At the same time, she is director of series at Éditions Grasset.
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