There have always been several ways of being French. After 1945, significance of French nationality and citizenship in AOF was not exactly the same in the metropole, Algeria or in such associated states like Morocco. This paper looks into the origins and mainly the meaning of these concepts in AOF. As a rule, all residents of overseas territories acquired, according to the 1946 constitution, the “quality” of nationality. To the social and political movements in AOF, citizenship was mainly a claiming concept: a resource to express, in the language used to express the French Union’s legitimacy, the universal suffrage and the single electoral college, as well as the wages and social services equivalent to those provided to the citizens of Euro...
Most discourses about France seem to imply that France is a homogeneous, monolingual, monocultural c...
When Algeria gained independence in 1962, an estimated 1 million European settlers and roughly 85 00...
International audienceThe Colonial Transplant in the French Metropole. “French Muslims from Algeria”...
French legislation and algerian identity 1830-1993. Algerian, and to a lesser extent, French identi...
La colonisation française a été marquée par la distinction entre le colonisateur et le colonisé. Cet...
En focalisant sur les contradictions de l’Empire, plutôt que sur sa gouvernance, ce papier révèle l’...
Le 5 juillet 1830, Husayn dey signe une reddition. Alger tombe aux mains de la puissance conquérante...
International audienceAt the peak of the second colonial Empire, citizenship there has three essenti...
Based on a study of naturalisation applications made by Algerian “natives” between 1865 and 1920, th...
Massicot Simone. — The Consequences of granting Independence to Former French Colonies on French Nat...
On July 5th, 1830, Dey Husayn surrendered. Alger fell to the hands of the conquering power and, mech...
Created from the willingness of France, the « Français d'Algérie” population encompasses in a single...
Le second empire colonial et la colonisation par la France de l’Afrique subsaharienne coïncident pre...
This paper questions why the Third Republic of France imposed conscription on Muslim Algerians in 19...
France maintains an ideology of republican universalism where national membership is defined primari...
Most discourses about France seem to imply that France is a homogeneous, monolingual, monocultural c...
When Algeria gained independence in 1962, an estimated 1 million European settlers and roughly 85 00...
International audienceThe Colonial Transplant in the French Metropole. “French Muslims from Algeria”...
French legislation and algerian identity 1830-1993. Algerian, and to a lesser extent, French identi...
La colonisation française a été marquée par la distinction entre le colonisateur et le colonisé. Cet...
En focalisant sur les contradictions de l’Empire, plutôt que sur sa gouvernance, ce papier révèle l’...
Le 5 juillet 1830, Husayn dey signe une reddition. Alger tombe aux mains de la puissance conquérante...
International audienceAt the peak of the second colonial Empire, citizenship there has three essenti...
Based on a study of naturalisation applications made by Algerian “natives” between 1865 and 1920, th...
Massicot Simone. — The Consequences of granting Independence to Former French Colonies on French Nat...
On July 5th, 1830, Dey Husayn surrendered. Alger fell to the hands of the conquering power and, mech...
Created from the willingness of France, the « Français d'Algérie” population encompasses in a single...
Le second empire colonial et la colonisation par la France de l’Afrique subsaharienne coïncident pre...
This paper questions why the Third Republic of France imposed conscription on Muslim Algerians in 19...
France maintains an ideology of republican universalism where national membership is defined primari...
Most discourses about France seem to imply that France is a homogeneous, monolingual, monocultural c...
When Algeria gained independence in 1962, an estimated 1 million European settlers and roughly 85 00...
International audienceThe Colonial Transplant in the French Metropole. “French Muslims from Algeria”...