The university’s publishing body: mission, collections, catalogue and submission guidelines.
Éditions Universitaires Saint Louis draws its catalogue from the work deposited by LARHA – MC FEDERICI · INTELEN, the CERIPP and the Institut Montpensier. Two collections receive these contributions. De Regno holds the proceedings of the international colloquia conducted under the Institut's authority; Sciences du gouvernement registers the monographs and collective volumes submitted by researchers in public law, science of government and territorial planning. The Press is registered with the AFNIL under the publisher's prefix 978-2-489285, assigned on 15 June 2026; under that prefix, each volume receives its number before legal deposit at the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
The Press fixes, publishes and disseminates the work produced within the university: scientific works, conference proceedings, source editions and collective volumes. It inscribes its action in the tradition of the studia humanitatis and places it at the service of the common good.
The Press publishes peer-reviewed works, attributed to their authors and grounded in verifiable sources. It requires rigour of critical apparatus, fidelity to sources and scientific utility. No work is admitted whose references cannot be established.
De Regno — proceedings of the international colloquia organised by the Institut Montpensier. Sciences du gouvernement — monographs and collective volumes in public law, science of government and territorial planning. AFNIL prefix 978-2-489285, assigned 15 June 2026.
The colloquium gathered seventeen contributions around the question of speech as a political, symbolic and sovereign act. The volume examines the conditions under which speech is produced, received, legitimised or suppressed across historical, juridical, literary and philosophical registers. Contributors include scholars from Morocco, France, Italy and Senegal. The volume constitutes the first publication of the De Regno collection.
ISBN 978-2-489285-00-0 (print) · ISBN 978-2-489285-01-7 (PDF) · Forthcoming December 2026
A study of the transformations affecting democratic governance in the age of digital technologies and artificial intelligence. The work examines the institutional reconfigurations produced by algorithmic processes and the challenges they pose to transparency, legitimacy and the rule of law.
ISBN 978-2-489285-02-4 (print) · ISBN 978-2-489285-03-1 (PDF)
A collective volume gathering contributions by researchers who have worked alongside Ali Sedjari on the questions of the science of government, territorial management and the conduct of public action. The volume assembles theoretical approaches and empirical analyses drawn from Morocco, the Maghreb and the Mediterranean.
ISBN 978-2-489285-04-8 (print) · ISBN 978-2-489285-05-5 (PDF)
An examination of the processes by which public policies are anchored in territory. The work analyses the mechanisms of decentralisation, spatial planning and local governance, drawing on fieldwork and administrative sources from the Moroccan and Mediterranean context.
ISBN 978-2-489285-06-2 (print) · ISBN 978-2-489285-07-9 (PDF)
A historical and political analysis of the failures of Moroccan elites during the nineteenth century, a period of mounting external pressure and internal fragmentation. The work examines the conduct of political actors, the disintegration of traditional forms of authority and the structural conditions that shaped Morocco's entry into the modern era.
ISBN 978-2-489285-08-6 (print) · ISBN 978-2-489285-09-3 (PDF)
Director of the Press: Nasser Michaëlene Gabryel.