Manual of social psychology, under the direction of Serge Moscovici.
PUF Quadrige Manuels edition. 

The book Social Psychology, directed by Serge Moscovici, is a major reference in French-speaking social psychology.

It covers:

* social influence;
* conformity and obedience;
* groups and collective behaviour;
* prejudice, discrimination and social representations;
* persuasion, mass communication and advertising;
* the relationship between the individual and society.  

A very well-known work in:

* universities in psychology;
* sociology;
* education sciences;
* social work;
* political science.  

Serge Moscovici is particularly famous for his theory of “social representations”, which is highly influential in modern social psychology.