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Arnaud Diemer currently works at the Centre d'Etudes et de Recherches sur le Développement International (CERDI), Université Clermont Auvergne. He is the scientific coordinator of the Jean Monnet Excellence Center on Sustainability (ERASME). He managed from 2013 - 2015 a project on Education of Sustainable Development for five African countries and has been involved in ITN Marie Curie Project "AdaptEcon II" (2015 - 2019) with Swedish and Icelandic Partners. His researches concern Economic Analysis (Paradigms, Methods, Tools, Models, Policies), Sustainability (Strong Sustainability, Integrated Assessment Models, Industrial Symbiosis, Degrowth, Collapse) ; Agriculture (future markets, supply chain, social innovations) and Education (interdisciplinarity, Sustainability, African Countries)
Bio-waste could play a fundamental role in reaching the EU target to recycle 65% of municipal waste by 2035. The European waste policies and the Green New Deal are increasingly focusing on bio-waste enhancement, in particular within the Bioeconomy Strategy and the Circular Economy Package. Circular bioeconomy (CBE) combines these perspectives, with an increasing focus on organic flows extension and enhancement along the economic cycle. This paper analyses the potential of the CBE paradigm to improve the treatment of the organic fraction of the municipal solid waste (OFMSW), taking the Metropolitan City of Turin (MCT) as a case study. Our results indicate that the currently used OFMSW plant capacity of MCT is insufficient with respect to the need for treatment and, above all, inadequate for future demand trends. We advance an analysis of different CBE-related projects, which contribute to the creation of a feasible environment for bio-based closed loops in Turin. In particular, RePoPP (Porta Palazzo Organic Waste Project) is proposed as an instance of a systemic and circular process that could be improved by following the CBE principles. Through the use of qualitative system dynamics, we propose a decentralised alternative MSW management scenario with a micro anaerobic digestion plant at its core. A stakeholder analysis through a power-interest matrix identifies actors that are key to enabling this scenario. The sustainable pathways proposed in this paper can inspire local-level policy design and therefore contribute to the creation of new systemic food and waste policies for the city through the CBE paradigm.
Andrea Taffuri; Alessandro Sciullo; Arnaud Diemer; Claudiu Nedelciu. Integrating Circular Bioeconomy and Urban Dynamics to Define an Innovative Management of Bio-Waste: The Study Case of Turin. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6224 .
AMA StyleAndrea Taffuri, Alessandro Sciullo, Arnaud Diemer, Claudiu Nedelciu. Integrating Circular Bioeconomy and Urban Dynamics to Define an Innovative Management of Bio-Waste: The Study Case of Turin. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (11):6224.
Chicago/Turabian StyleAndrea Taffuri; Alessandro Sciullo; Arnaud Diemer; Claudiu Nedelciu. 2021. "Integrating Circular Bioeconomy and Urban Dynamics to Define an Innovative Management of Bio-Waste: The Study Case of Turin." Sustainability 13, no. 11: 6224.
Arnaud Diemer; Cécile Batisse; Ganna Gladkykh; Thérèse Bennich. Role of Bioeconomy in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2021, 1054 -1067.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Cécile Batisse, Ganna Gladkykh, Thérèse Bennich. Role of Bioeconomy in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. 2021; ():1054-1067.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Cécile Batisse; Ganna Gladkykh; Thérèse Bennich. 2021. "Role of Bioeconomy in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals." Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals , no. : 1054-1067.
Kenya's current electricity production is mainly relying on hydro and geothermal resources. Both of these resources are subject to complex dynamics that affect their sustainable utilization. Neither the current power expansion plan for Kenya, nor the existing electricity supply models address such effects. The research question in this paper is: What are the implications of hydro and geothermal resource dynamics for short- and long-term (sustainable) electricity system planning in Kenya? To answer this question a bottom-up system dynamics model representing the most prevalent technologies of Kenya's future electricity system, including the dynamics of geothermal and hydro resource utilization, is developed. The stock-flow system dynamics modelling allows to capture the resources characteristics and the link to electricity production. Due to the stock-like nature of geothermal resource, excessive utilization can lead to production capacity losses. In the case of hydro resources, climate change can reduce their availability significantly. A total of eight scenarios varying in demand size and consideration of resource dynamics are simulated and compared. The results indicate that when geothermal and hydro resource dynamics are considered, higher installed capacity will be required in the long-term to compensate production losses, which in turn leads to a higher electricity generation cost.
Nathalie Spittler; Brynhildur Davidsdottir; Ehsan Shafiei; Arnaud Diemer. Implications of renewable resource dynamics for energy system planning: The case of geothermal and hydropower in Kenya. Energy Policy 2021, 150, 111985 .
AMA StyleNathalie Spittler, Brynhildur Davidsdottir, Ehsan Shafiei, Arnaud Diemer. Implications of renewable resource dynamics for energy system planning: The case of geothermal and hydropower in Kenya. Energy Policy. 2021; 150 ():111985.
Chicago/Turabian StyleNathalie Spittler; Brynhildur Davidsdottir; Ehsan Shafiei; Arnaud Diemer. 2021. "Implications of renewable resource dynamics for energy system planning: The case of geothermal and hydropower in Kenya." Energy Policy 150, no. : 111985.
Arnaud Diemer; Cécile Batisse; Ganna Gladkykh; Thérèse Bennich. Role of Bioeconomy in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2020, 1 -14.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Cécile Batisse, Ganna Gladkykh, Thérèse Bennich. Role of Bioeconomy in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. 2020; ():1-14.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Cécile Batisse; Ganna Gladkykh; Thérèse Bennich. 2020. "Role of Bioeconomy in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals." Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals , no. : 1-14.
Arnaud Diemer; Claudiu Eduard Nedelciu. System Dynamics for Sustainable Urban Planning. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2020, 760 -773.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Claudiu Eduard Nedelciu. System Dynamics for Sustainable Urban Planning. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. 2020; ():760-773.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Claudiu Eduard Nedelciu. 2020. "System Dynamics for Sustainable Urban Planning." Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals , no. : 760-773.
Arnaud Diemer; Claudiu Eduard Nedelciu. System Dynamics for Sustainable Urban Planning. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2019, 1 -14.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Claudiu Eduard Nedelciu. System Dynamics for Sustainable Urban Planning. Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. 2019; ():1-14.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Claudiu Eduard Nedelciu. 2019. "System Dynamics for Sustainable Urban Planning." Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals , no. : 1-14.
This study contributes to a better understanding of where to place different energy modelling tools and support better decision-making related to the sustainable development of energy systems. It is argued that through the connection of the energy field and the field of sustainable development, the current energy paradigm—encompassing economic, environmental and social aspects—has emerged. This paper provides an analysis of different categories of existing energy system models and their ability to provide answers to questions arising from the current energy paradigm formulated within this study. The current energy paradigm and the relevant questions were defined by conducting conceptual framework analysis. The overarching question of the current paradigm asks how different energy pathways impact on the (sustainable) development of the energy system and overall (sustainable) development globally and nationally. A review of energy system models was conducted to analyse what questions of the current energy paradigm are addressed by which models. The results show that most models address aspects of the current energy paradigm but often in a simplified way. To answer some of the questions of the current energy paradigm in more depth and to get novel insights on sustainable energy system development, it might be necessary use complementary methods in addition to traditional energy modelling methodological approaches.
Nathalie Spittler; Ganna Gladkykh; Arnaud Diemer; Brynhildur Davidsdottir. Understanding the Current Energy Paradigm and Energy System Models for More Sustainable Energy System Development. Energies 2019, 12, 1584 .
AMA StyleNathalie Spittler, Ganna Gladkykh, Arnaud Diemer, Brynhildur Davidsdottir. Understanding the Current Energy Paradigm and Energy System Models for More Sustainable Energy System Development. Energies. 2019; 12 (8):1584.
Chicago/Turabian StyleNathalie Spittler; Ganna Gladkykh; Arnaud Diemer; Brynhildur Davidsdottir. 2019. "Understanding the Current Energy Paradigm and Energy System Models for More Sustainable Energy System Development." Energies 12, no. 8: 1584.
Industrial symbiosis (IS) is presented as an inter-firm organizational strategy with the aim of social innovation that targets material and energy flow optimization but also structural sustainability. In this paper, we present geographical proximity as the theoretical framework used to analyse industrial symbiosis through a methodology based on System Dynamics and the underpinning use of Causal Loop Diagrams, aiming to identify the main drivers and hindrances that reinforce or regulate the industrial symbiosis’s sustainability. The understanding of industrial symbiosis is embedded in a theoretical framework that conceptualizes industry as a complex ecosystem in which proximity analysis and stakeholder theory are determinant, giving this methodology a comparative advantage over descriptive statistical forecasting, because it is able to integrate social causal rationality when forecasting attractiveness in a region or individual firm’s potential. A successful industrial symbiosis lasts only if it is able to address collective action problems. The stakeholders’ influence then becomes essential to the complex understanding of this institution, because by shaping individual behaviour in a social context, industrial symbiosis provides a degree of coordination and cooperation in order to overcome social dilemmas for actors who cannot achieve their own goals alone. The proposed narrative encourages us to draw up scenarios, integrating variables from different motivational value dimensions: efficiency, resilience, cooperation and proximity in the industrial symbiosis. We use the Dunkirk case study to explain the role of geographical systems analysis, identifying loops that reinforce or regulate the sustainability of industrial symbiosis and identifying three leverage points: “Training, workshop and education programs for managers and directors,” “Industrial symbiosis governance” and “Agreements in waste regulation conflicts.” The social dynamics aims for the consolidation of the network, through stakeholder interaction and explains the local success and failure of every industrial symbiosis through a system dynamics analysis.
Manuel E. Morales; Arnaud Diemer. Industrial Symbiosis Dynamics, a Strategy to Accomplish Complex Analysis: The Dunkirk Case Study. Sustainability 2019, 11, 1971 .
AMA StyleManuel E. Morales, Arnaud Diemer. Industrial Symbiosis Dynamics, a Strategy to Accomplish Complex Analysis: The Dunkirk Case Study. Sustainability. 2019; 11 (7):1971.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManuel E. Morales; Arnaud Diemer. 2019. "Industrial Symbiosis Dynamics, a Strategy to Accomplish Complex Analysis: The Dunkirk Case Study." Sustainability 11, no. 7: 1971.
While the re-foundation of liberalism is generally attributed to the Colloque Walter Lippmann, it should be recalled that the supporters of this renewed liberalism intended to stand together in the face of the advance of planism, the problem of industrial concentration, and the rise of the limited liability company. This paper focuses on the groups known today under the captions of French neoliberalism and German ordoliberalism who, at the Colloque and in the following decades, sought to bring together ideas and people with the objective of defining the foundations of a liberal society and state interventions compatible with the market.
Arnaud Diemer. The Colloque Walter Lippmann: How to Rebuild the Foundations of Liberalism? Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch 2019, 139, 225 -242.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer. The Colloque Walter Lippmann: How to Rebuild the Foundations of Liberalism? Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch. 2019; 139 (2-4):225-242.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer. 2019. "The Colloque Walter Lippmann: How to Rebuild the Foundations of Liberalism?" Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch 139, no. 2-4: 225-242.
In the pursuit of eco-efficiency, resilience, and self-sufficiency, sustainable cities focus on long-term environmental goals instead of only short-term economic ones. To do so, many of them rely on servitization, the practice of replacing tangible solutions for intangible ones. Considering steel’s wide range of applications and its pervasive presence, this article’s goal was twofold: Not only to understand how servitization helps sustainable cities, but also the contributions and challenges of the steel present in service-providing. To do so, the criteria of sustainable urban metabolism and circles of sustainability were used to analyze three case studies of servitization: energy, housing, and mobility. The results showed that servitization can provide significant benefits to sustainable cities, while also being able to substantially alter the supply-side dynamics of steelmaking by affecting, most notably, demand. This brought to light how important it is for steelmakers to pay close attention to the service-providing initiatives that may concern their clients and products. Nevertheless, further research is necessary to fully understand all of the effects that servitization can have on all of the commodities involved in its implementation.
Julian T. M. Pinto; Manuel E. Morales; Mariia Fedoruk; Marina Kovaleva; Arnaud Diemer. Servitization in Support of Sustainable Cities: What Are Steel’s Contributions and Challenges? Sustainability 2019, 11, 855 .
AMA StyleJulian T. M. Pinto, Manuel E. Morales, Mariia Fedoruk, Marina Kovaleva, Arnaud Diemer. Servitization in Support of Sustainable Cities: What Are Steel’s Contributions and Challenges? Sustainability. 2019; 11 (3):855.
Chicago/Turabian StyleJulian T. M. Pinto; Manuel E. Morales; Mariia Fedoruk; Marina Kovaleva; Arnaud Diemer. 2019. "Servitization in Support of Sustainable Cities: What Are Steel’s Contributions and Challenges?" Sustainability 11, no. 3: 855.
Arnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. La place du travail dans la pensée lockienne. Le travail en question, XVIIIe-XXe siècles 2018, 77 -91.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Hervé Guillemin. La place du travail dans la pensée lockienne. Le travail en question, XVIIIe-XXe siècles. 2018; ():77-91.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. 2018. "La place du travail dans la pensée lockienne." Le travail en question, XVIIIe-XXe siècles , no. : 77-91.
The Industrial symbiosis emergence constitute a complex and dynamic process that we set in four different phases in this paper: Emergence, Regional efficiency, Regional learning, and Sustainable Industrial District. Embedded in a theoretical framework concerning the industrial symbiosis dynamic, this paper triggers a historical sequence of consequences in the industrial ecosystem evolution encompassing micro and macro elements, which also depends upon the individual actors’ intervention in the network. The industrial symbiosis at Altamira is depicted here as a centralized and ancillary industrial symbiosis embedding a socio-technical and environmental model, one of the most complete biophysical, social, and economic symbiotic case studies in Latin America. The further historical analysis uses the number of actors composing the industrial network and the amount of material and energy exchange flows as a proxy for the success of the Altamira By-Products Industrial Symbiosis as a way to approach sustainability in the industrial ecosystem and attractiveness in the territory. According to the analysis of those proxies in Altamira, the actors involved in the network decrease at the Regional efficiency stage, with the highest synergies rate. The Regional learning phase follows the dynamic through an eco-innovative ecosystem strategy, encompassing small and medium size firms in the region, as the mechanisms for improving learning and innovation, decreasing transaction costs and boosting sustainability.
E. Manuel Morales; Arnaud Diemer; Gemma Cervantes; Graciela Carrillo-González. “By-product synergy” changes in the industrial symbiosis dynamics at the Altamira-Tampico industrial corridor: 20 Years of industrial ecology in Mexico. Resources, Conservation and Recycling 2018, 140, 235 -245.
AMA StyleE. Manuel Morales, Arnaud Diemer, Gemma Cervantes, Graciela Carrillo-González. “By-product synergy” changes in the industrial symbiosis dynamics at the Altamira-Tampico industrial corridor: 20 Years of industrial ecology in Mexico. Resources, Conservation and Recycling. 2018; 140 ():235-245.
Chicago/Turabian StyleE. Manuel Morales; Arnaud Diemer; Gemma Cervantes; Graciela Carrillo-González. 2018. "“By-product synergy” changes in the industrial symbiosis dynamics at the Altamira-Tampico industrial corridor: 20 Years of industrial ecology in Mexico." Resources, Conservation and Recycling 140, no. : 235-245.
There is a growing interest in the bio-based economy, evident in the policy domain as well as in the academic literature. Its proponents consider it an opportunity to address multiple societal challenges, and the concept has broad reach across different sectors of society. However, a potential transition process is also linked to areas of risk and uncertainty, and the need for interdisciplinary research and for the identification of potential trade-offs and synergies between parallel visions of the bio-based economy have been emphasized. The aim of this paper is to contribute to addressing this gap by using an approach combining tools for systems analysis with expert interviews. Focusing specifically on dynamics in the agricultural sector in Sweden, an integrated understanding of the social and ecological processes contributing to or hindering a transition in this area is developed, high order leverage points are identified, and potential impacts of proposed interventions explored. The paper also considers cross-sectoral linkages between the forestry and agricultural sectors.
Therese Bennich; Salim Belyazid; Birgit Kopainsky; Arnaud Diemer. Understanding the Transition to a Bio-Based Economy: Exploring Dynamics Linked to the Agricultural Sector in Sweden. Sustainability 2018, 10, 1504 .
AMA StyleTherese Bennich, Salim Belyazid, Birgit Kopainsky, Arnaud Diemer. Understanding the Transition to a Bio-Based Economy: Exploring Dynamics Linked to the Agricultural Sector in Sweden. Sustainability. 2018; 10 (5):1504.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTherese Bennich; Salim Belyazid; Birgit Kopainsky; Arnaud Diemer. 2018. "Understanding the Transition to a Bio-Based Economy: Exploring Dynamics Linked to the Agricultural Sector in Sweden." Sustainability 10, no. 5: 1504.
A transition to a bio-based economy would entail change in coupled social–ecological systems. These systems are characterised by complexity, giving rise to potential unintended consequences and trade-offs caused by actions aiming to facilitate a transition process. Yet, many of the analyses to date have been focusing on single and predominantly technological aspects of the bio-based economy. The main contribution of our work is to the development of an integrated understanding of potential future transition pathways, with the present paper focusing specifically on terrestrial biological resources derived from the forestry sector in Sweden. Desired change processes identified include a transition to diversified forest management, a structural change in the forestry industry to enable high-value added production, and increased political support for the bio-based economy concept. Hindrances identified include the ability to demonstrate added values for end consumers of novel biomass applications, and uncertainty linked to a perceived high level of polarisation in the forestry debate. The results outline how these different processes are interrelated, allowing for the identification of high order leverage points and interventions to facilitate a transition to a bio-based economy.
Therese Bennich; Salim Belyazid; Birgit Kopainsky; Arnaud Diemer. The Bio-Based Economy: Dynamics Governing Transition Pathways in the Swedish Forestry Sector. Sustainability 2018, 10, 976 .
AMA StyleTherese Bennich, Salim Belyazid, Birgit Kopainsky, Arnaud Diemer. The Bio-Based Economy: Dynamics Governing Transition Pathways in the Swedish Forestry Sector. Sustainability. 2018; 10 (4):976.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTherese Bennich; Salim Belyazid; Birgit Kopainsky; Arnaud Diemer. 2018. "The Bio-Based Economy: Dynamics Governing Transition Pathways in the Swedish Forestry Sector." Sustainability 10, no. 4: 976.
Arnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. Inégalités et pauvreté dans les pays riches. 2013, 1 .
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Hervé Guillemin. Inégalités et pauvreté dans les pays riches. . 2013; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. 2013. "Inégalités et pauvreté dans les pays riches." , no. : 1.
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Arnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. Adam Smith et la physique de Newton. OEconomia 2012, 2012, 327 -363.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Hervé Guillemin. Adam Smith et la physique de Newton. OEconomia. 2012; 2012 (3):327-363.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. 2012. "Adam Smith et la physique de Newton." OEconomia 2012, no. 3: 327-363.
Dans la plupart des écrits de Smith nous trouvons des références à la philosophie naturelle de Newton. Au-delà du simple usage de concepts et de lois newtoniens pour traiter de questions particulières, il faut surtout retenir la parenté entre la représentation du monde social chez Smith et la représentation du monde naturel chez Newton. Smith s’appuie sur Newton pour s’impliquer dans les grands débats politiques qui rythment la vie intellectuelle de l’Europe occidentale depuis Hobbes en passant par Locke, Shaftesbury, Mandeville, Hutcheson, Hume et Rousseau. La physique de Newton permettra à Smith de défendre une approche de la vie sociale et politique émancipée de tout contrat social, auquel se rattachait encore un auteur libéral comme Locke. Les références de Smith à Newton s’appuient sur une bonne connaissance des travaux des physiciens depuis l’Antiquité jusqu’au XVIIIème siècle. Elles s’expliquent aussi par le contexte intellectuel britannique de l’époque caractérisé par la reconnaissance des travaux de Locke dans le champ de la philosophie et de ceux de Newton dans celui de la physique. Elles conduiront Smith à rejeter tant la physique cartésienne que sa théologie.
Arnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. Adam Smith et la physique de Newton. OEconomia 2012, 327 -363.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Hervé Guillemin. Adam Smith et la physique de Newton. OEconomia. 2012; (2-3):327-363.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. 2012. "Adam Smith et la physique de Newton." OEconomia , no. 2-3: 327-363.
En jetant les bases d’une véritable démarche scientifique pour l’économie politique et le Droit naturel, Auguste Walras entend établir une distinction entre ce qui relève de la sphère étatique et de la sphère privée à partir d’une reformulation de la théorie de la propriété et de l’impôt. C’est au nom de la raison et de la justice qu’il convient de trouver les moyens qui légitimeront les droits de la société. La question sociale consiste à tracer une ligne de démarcation entre le domaine de la propriété et le domaine de la communauté. Deux principes, universels et permanents, sont introduits : la nécessité d’attribuer à l’État la propriété de tous les fonds de terre ; le souci de consacrer le loyer des terres aux dépenses publiques. La question de l’impôt souligne quant à elle la difficulté d’établir la ligne de partage entre propriété privée et propriété collective. D’un côté, l’impôt sert à financer les dépenses publiques qui intéressent la communauté. De l’autre, la manière dont il est établi porte atteinte au respect de la propriété privée.
Arnaud Diemer. Comment concilier les droits de l'individu et les droits de la communauté ? Les apports d'Auguste Walras. Revue d'économie politique 2012, 122, 437 -465.
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer. Comment concilier les droits de l'individu et les droits de la communauté ? Les apports d'Auguste Walras. Revue d'économie politique. 2012; 122 (3):437-465.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer. 2012. "Comment concilier les droits de l'individu et les droits de la communauté ? Les apports d'Auguste Walras." Revue d'économie politique 122, no. 3: 437-465.
In most of Smith's writings we find references to the natural philosophy of Newton. Beyond the use of Newtonian concepts and laws to deal with specific issues, we would like to focus on the relationship between the Smithian representation of the social world and the Newtonian representation of the natural world. Smith relies on Newton to get himself involved in major policy debates that shape the intellectual life of Western Europe from Hobbes through Locke, Shaftesbury, Mandeville, Hutcheson, Hume and Rousseau. Newtonian physics allows Smith to advocate an approach to social and political life freed from social contract, in contrast with Locke. Nourished by chosen references to physics and physicists from Antiquity to 18th century, Smith's use of Newtonian physics, together with references to Locke's philosophy, lead Smith to reject both Cartesian theology and Cartesian physics
Arnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. Adam Smith et la physique de Newton. 2012, 1 .
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Hervé Guillemin. Adam Smith et la physique de Newton. . 2012; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. 2012. "Adam Smith et la physique de Newton." , no. : 1.
Arnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. L'économie politique au miroir de la physique : Adam Smith et Isaac Newton. Revue d'histoire des sciences 2011, 64, 5 .
AMA StyleArnaud Diemer, Hervé Guillemin. L'économie politique au miroir de la physique : Adam Smith et Isaac Newton. Revue d'histoire des sciences. 2011; 64 (1):5.
Chicago/Turabian StyleArnaud Diemer; Hervé Guillemin. 2011. "L'économie politique au miroir de la physique : Adam Smith et Isaac Newton." Revue d'histoire des sciences 64, no. 1: 5.