When seeking to place women in a political context in the first half of the 19th Century, the reply appears self-evident : denied the right to vote, they are excluded from the revolutionary, universal and individual citizenship as defined from 1789 onwards. The fact their exclusion, an objective truth, does not take into account their political situation as viewed during this period (from 1789 to 1848). Few historians or sociologists have considered the manner in which the electoral “ cens ” (taxpaying status confering voting rights) of electors was calculated : it is presumed to be on an individual basis, that is on the basis of the sole property of the citizen in question. Since, not only does the citizen if he is married, pay the contrib...
International audienceOn the political and voluntary stage of the Edwardian period, women who claime...
Serge Aberdam, The Vote on the Constitution and the Division of the Commons : Two Opportunities for ...
Le gouvernement fédéral accorde le droit de vote aux femmes en 1918 tout comme la Nouvelle-Écosse, l...
When seeking to place women in a political context in the first half of the 19th Century, the reply ...
When seeking to place women in a political context in the first half of the 19th Century, the reply ...
Patrimonial Vote and Family Vote. A contribution to the study of the individualisation process in th...
National audienceIn 1848, the few claims in favor of a family vote indicated a shift was underway in...
Dominique Godineau, Women in citizenship : practice and politics. It is established that women did ...
Version corrigée (lors de la publication de l'article, des erreurs se sont glissées dans le texte et...
Voting Bodies. Going against the universals of citizenship: the first women's votes (1945-1946) The ...
International audienceThe aim of the woman's suffrage movement from the end of the 19th century on w...
National audienceNation and family were imagined together on the eve of the French Revolution. The f...
Ce texte est inachevé : comme l'indique le sous-titre, ce texte est la version anglaise de notre art...
This paper reflects on the political debates conducted by thinkers such as Rousseau, Sieyes, Diderot...
Citizenship under the Constituant Assembly. If french Revolution (1789-1791) has not ceased to be t...
International audienceOn the political and voluntary stage of the Edwardian period, women who claime...
Serge Aberdam, The Vote on the Constitution and the Division of the Commons : Two Opportunities for ...
Le gouvernement fédéral accorde le droit de vote aux femmes en 1918 tout comme la Nouvelle-Écosse, l...
When seeking to place women in a political context in the first half of the 19th Century, the reply ...
When seeking to place women in a political context in the first half of the 19th Century, the reply ...
Patrimonial Vote and Family Vote. A contribution to the study of the individualisation process in th...
National audienceIn 1848, the few claims in favor of a family vote indicated a shift was underway in...
Dominique Godineau, Women in citizenship : practice and politics. It is established that women did ...
Version corrigée (lors de la publication de l'article, des erreurs se sont glissées dans le texte et...
Voting Bodies. Going against the universals of citizenship: the first women's votes (1945-1946) The ...
International audienceThe aim of the woman's suffrage movement from the end of the 19th century on w...
National audienceNation and family were imagined together on the eve of the French Revolution. The f...
Ce texte est inachevé : comme l'indique le sous-titre, ce texte est la version anglaise de notre art...
This paper reflects on the political debates conducted by thinkers such as Rousseau, Sieyes, Diderot...
Citizenship under the Constituant Assembly. If french Revolution (1789-1791) has not ceased to be t...
International audienceOn the political and voluntary stage of the Edwardian period, women who claime...
Serge Aberdam, The Vote on the Constitution and the Division of the Commons : Two Opportunities for ...
Le gouvernement fédéral accorde le droit de vote aux femmes en 1918 tout comme la Nouvelle-Écosse, l...