Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine 2012-3 No 59-3, 2012/3 - pagesPages 7 to 18A History of Technological Uncertainty: The IssuesBy Patrick FridensonPages 19 to 47The Lost Mechanic: How Technological Uncertainty Undermined Know-How in the US Car IndustryBy Kevin BorgPages 48 to 69Silicon Valley Secrets, or US Microelectronics Firms Faced with Technical UncertaintyBy Christophe Lécuyer, Hyungsub ChoiPages 70 to 95Exploring the Space of the Possible: Counterfactuals and Paths not Taken in HistoryBy Quentin Deluermoz, Pierre SingaravélouPages 96 to 123Funerals for Foreign Princes at Notre-Dame de Paris, or the Limits of the “Society of Princes” (16th–18th Centuries)By Jean-Marie Le GallPages 124 to 142Gaston d'Orléans' Image: Between Memories, Fiction, and HistoriographyBy Pierre GatullePages 143 to 149The Importance of LinesBy Christian BessyPages 150 to 157The Future of the History of ConsumptionBy Marie-Emmanuelle ChesselPages 158 to 207ReviewsBy Sandro Landi