We are pleased to present this anniversary issue of Cultures & Conflits magazine, celebrating 35 years of publication. As described in the initial roundtable, we started with the magazine’s genesis and defined a number of parameters. We have chosen to publish texts by authors who have honored us by accompanying us or pointing out previously unpublished works that have not been translated into French. We have decided to make these works available to our readers. We will revisit the sources of our inspiration and international collaborations. The result is not so much a single theoretical line as it is a convergence of research attitudes, with each specialist willing to listen to what other disciplines have to say without seeking to replace them. This issue reflects on change, counter-powers, and practices that respect or violate rights and freedoms. It also presents a relational and processual ontology and a way of building on the connection between the social sciences, humanities, and arts.

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