Sociologists Analyze Jeffrey Epstein's Trajectory and Power Dynamics

Sociologists François Denord, Paul Lagneau-Ymonet, and Sylvain Thine argue in an op-ed for Le Monde that Jeffrey Epstein's case highlights how power holders cultivate closed circles that shield them and reinforce a sense of power, seemingly legitimizing abuses.

27 Feb, 04:03 — 27 Feb, 04:03

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'Jeffrey Epstein's trajectory shows that bluff and deceit remain commonplace'

Power holders cultivate a closed circle that shields them and reinforces a sense of power, seemingly legitimizing their abuses, sociologists François Denord, Paul Lagneau-Ymonet and Sylvain Thine write in an op-ed for Le Monde.

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