At the end of the Algerian war of independence and the impeding return of Charles de Gaulle as French president, wives of army generals and high-ranking civil officials made a plea on the national radio. They called for their “Muslim sisters” to join them as to favor friendship and harmony between both communities in Algeria, torned by civil war. The “Mouvement de Solidarité Féminine” hereby created was meant to “emancipate Muslim women”, which was thought a way to reinforce the French sovereignty in Algeria and drain the nationalist strongholds. By conquering women’s hearts was part of the counter-insurgency process – but was here lead by European women of the civil society. Through the study of this movement, this works seeks to underline...
The treatment of Muslim Algerian women by French forces during the Algerian War of Independence (195...
International audienceTaking as case study the city of Ibadan, in south-west Nigeria, at the end of ...
This thesis examines Muslim personal status law reform and family litigation in colonial Algeria fro...
The Algerian War (1954-1962) was arguably the most traumatic war of decolonisation fought by Western...
Cet article examine la condition des musulmanes algériennes telle que vue par des féministes françai...
Cette thèse se situe à la croisée de trois champs historiographiques : les études de genre, l’histoi...
At the crossroads of three historical fields (gender studies, history of collective actions and hist...
The Algerian War (1954-1962) was arguably the most traumatic war of decolonisation fought by Western...
Representations of Oriental woman have evolved through centuries. Pictured as a sexual object by Ori...
In May 1958, and four years into the Algerian War of Independence, a revolt again appropriated the r...
International audienceDuring the Algerian War of Independence, Algerian women were seen as high stak...
Already handicapped by the environment (patriarchy, Islamic society, etc.), Algerian woman initially...
The French policy of ‘resettlement’ of Algerian peasants, designed to undercut popular support for t...
The political awakening of Algerian society through revolts, submission, assimilation and nationalis...
The treatment of Muslim Algerian women by French forces during the Algerian War of Independence (195...
International audienceTaking as case study the city of Ibadan, in south-west Nigeria, at the end of ...
This thesis examines Muslim personal status law reform and family litigation in colonial Algeria fro...
The Algerian War (1954-1962) was arguably the most traumatic war of decolonisation fought by Western...
Cet article examine la condition des musulmanes algériennes telle que vue par des féministes françai...
Cette thèse se situe à la croisée de trois champs historiographiques : les études de genre, l’histoi...
At the crossroads of three historical fields (gender studies, history of collective actions and hist...
The Algerian War (1954-1962) was arguably the most traumatic war of decolonisation fought by Western...
Representations of Oriental woman have evolved through centuries. Pictured as a sexual object by Ori...
In May 1958, and four years into the Algerian War of Independence, a revolt again appropriated the r...
International audienceDuring the Algerian War of Independence, Algerian women were seen as high stak...
Already handicapped by the environment (patriarchy, Islamic society, etc.), Algerian woman initially...
The French policy of ‘resettlement’ of Algerian peasants, designed to undercut popular support for t...
The political awakening of Algerian society through revolts, submission, assimilation and nationalis...
The treatment of Muslim Algerian women by French forces during the Algerian War of Independence (195...
International audienceTaking as case study the city of Ibadan, in south-west Nigeria, at the end of ...
This thesis examines Muslim personal status law reform and family litigation in colonial Algeria fro...