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Journal articles on the topic "Décolonisation – Sénégal"
Heitz, Kathrin. "Décolonisation et construction nationale au Sénégal." Relations internationales 133, no. 1 (2008): 41. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/ri.133.0041.
Full textDramé, Patrick. "La monumentalisation du passé colonial et esclavagiste au Sénégal : Controverse et rejet de la renaissance africaine." Journal of the Canadian Historical Association 22, no. 2 (2012): 237–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1008983ar.
Full textDramé, Patrick, and Bocar Niang. "« Si vous faites l’âne, je recours au bâton ! », Mamadou Dia et le projet de décolonisation du Sénégal : lignes de force, limites et perceptions (1952-2012)." Outre-Mers N° 402-403, no. 1 (2019): 127–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/om.191.0127.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Décolonisation – Sénégal"
Sall, Tidiane. "Le Sénégal face à la question identitaire, de la décolonisation à la mondialisation : contenus d'enseignement et transformations sociétales." Paris 7, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA070063.
Full textOur thesis is focused on senegalese identity seen by the schooling institution on one hand and by changes imposed by dynamics in the society on the other hand. In fact, the construction of common components determining a common national feeling, as quoted by Norbert Elias, is complicated by the socio-historical evolution of the numerous different legacies of the ethnic groups which constitute Senegal. The schooling institution is requested for the construction of a civic nation with a background of diversity and mobilization of different histories. The consequence is an ambivalent situation. Guardian figures are necessary as national references but in the same time their presentation can be seen as partial, as establishment of a hierarchy and therefore as repetitive histories concerning « petites patries ». Public policies are under the pressure of ethnicity, especially in the domain of language, territory and religious groups. The schooling institution can't be indifferent to these tensions even if societal dynamics are working to the building of « homo senegalensis. First, history textbooks, filled by revisited legacies of the past are analysed between 1960 and 2010 and secondly, can be showed the confrontation between the socialization by the school and by the family through the conceptions proposed in our sample of 340 students of the district of Thiès in order to present their nascent and shared ideas. More, those socializations are complicated by the glogalization which units the groupes, as showed by the conceptions of 140 students of grade 4 (3ème) and grade 12 (terminale) in secondary schools. Finally, as a result of our research, it seems that the plurality of identities is positive for senegalese citizens. The schools face the challenge to conciliate the promotion of education for all citizens in a civic nation and the fact of other fields of socialization more or less compatible with the aims of those institutions
Atlan, Catherine. "Elections et pratiques électorales au Sénégal (1940-1958) : histoire sociale et culturelle de la décolonisation." Paris, EHESS, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EHES0093.
Full textDiallo, Halima. "Femmes dirigeantes au Sénégal." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCD034.
Full textCombining social psychology and the psychodynamics of employment with history and sociology, this thesis is devoted to Senegalese women who practice prestigious professions where men are still the majority. Their social, family, educational and professional background, their model of femininity and their relationship to work, management and finally conjugality are questioned. The qualitative method is the story of their life. The Snowball Method has enabled us to recruit thirty women leaders in the political, academic,public service and corporate fields. The field survey was conducted between 2013 and 2017. It involved 17 women from affluent backgrounds and 13 from families of the middle and popular classes. The analyzes show that women, in male bastions, share the fatigue felt in fighting for a place and exercising an authority that is constantly disputed. On the other hand, not everyone wanted to speak about the impact of work on their personal lives or the cost of transgression. These issues aroused discomfort and resistance. Most of the interviewees are known to the general public and, as such, want to preserve the image of a woman leader or heroic manager. Although the results of this survey are limited, they nonetheless allow us to open avenues for reflection on the strategies implemented to transgress the "gender frontiers". The interviews showed that most women leaders behave like traditional women in the private space and that they tend to over play femininity to preserve the love of their partner so that the couple "saves face". The transgression in the public space is modulated by the reinforcement of norms of gender in the private space. This work involved resituating interviews in the context of colonization, struggles for independence, girls' schooling and Senegalese feminism, as well as highlighting the peculiarities of local uses of the concept of gender in relation to the practices of NGOs. Finally, the thesis highlights the importance of analyzing the relations between gender and generations through intersectionality
Vinet, Anne-Sophie. "Le rôle du magistrat d'Outre-mer dans le processus de décolonisation : le cas néo-calédonien à la lumière du modèle sénégalais (1946-1982)." Montpellier 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007MON10006.
Full textTandjigora, Abdou Karim. "L’évolution économique et sociale comparée de deux régions sénégalaises dans le processus de colonisation, décolonisation et développement : le boundou et le gadiaga, 1885-1980." Thesis, Bordeaux 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012BOR40040/document.
Full textThe economic and social evolution compared by two regions of Senegal in the process of decolonisation: Boundou and Gadiaga on 1885-1980This thesis is the analysis of the internal evolution of Boundou and Gadiaga (Eastern Senegal) whose economies have been little entitled to the colonial and postcolonial elites. The processes and mechanisms of marginalisation are so far softly reported regarding the Gadiaga’s area but this has not been considered in the case of Boundou, and indeed previous work exclusively restricted to the period of colonial domination and makes no “link” between the colonial and postcolonial manifestations of marginalisation.This exclusion of the overall economy of Senegal in many ways and any time is the result of the orientation of economic policies and low opportunities offered by public policies in certain areas. The factors of marginalisation of Boundou Gadiaga are basically structural order (lack of substantial investment and lack of vision and strategy on long run but weakness of sustainable economic approaches) and non-cyclical economic mechanism. Along the social aspects, the population undergoes heavily the economic consequences of the lackluster of the region, and the conditions entail the mass movement of population from rural to urban area (rural exodus) and the disruption of social structures, which increase the pressure of the economic on backwardness. It occurs on short run vicious circle of marginalisation since the accentuation of economic backwardness by social phenomena, encourages public authorities to push back investment’s programs or cancel it, by spotlighting the pretext of the declining population.The similarity of the economic condition between the “shared time” colonial and “owned time” postcolonial and the social behaviours considered induced effects does not allow the scheme management of the modern state of Senegal is simply the offshoot of colonial policy
Nakao, Sakiko. "Définir l'"Afrique" entre Panafricanisme et Nationalisme en Afrique de l'Ouest. Analyses à travers les transformations sociales au Sénégal, au Ghana et en Haute-Volta au temps de la décolonisation (1945-1962)." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0180/document.
Full textThe post-Second World War period saw both the dismantlement of the colonial empires and the beginnings of the Cold War. The place of Africa became a key issue in the configuration of the new world order. This thesis examines the processes of decolonisation through the examples of certain political and cultural protagonists, and the different ways in which they tried to shape their respective societies in relation to their visions of “Africa”. By following the evolution of the notion of “Africa”, this study aims to shed light on the changing values of the colonial and postcolonial societies of West Africa, linking these to the emergence of their nationalist movements. While drawing its examples from three West African countries, this work also seeks to highlight the constitutive aspects of each of these entities, which were conceived through interactions with other colonial, regional and imperial units, often across borders. By examining the process of decolonisation as a whole, this thesis offers an understanding of the complex dynamics between its two constituent forces: pan-Africanism and nationalism
Adjati, Toussaint. "La papauté face à l'independance de l'Afrique : cas du Benin et du Senegal 1955-1965." Paris, EHESS, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EHES0046.
Full textThe papacy did not remain on the sidelines of the African decolonization. Indeed, considering that people overseas are mature enough for independence, she has found, despite the fact that it is not politics, the courage to contribute to the advent of independence African it also supported by numerous direct and indirect actions of years virtually all economic and social policy areas and cultural. But today, 50 years later, look how she deals with this African independence
Dagenais, Dominic. "La décolonisation au Mali et au Sénégal, 1958-1962 : essai d'explication d'une évolution politique contrastée." Thèse, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/16837.
Full textBook chapters on the topic "Décolonisation – Sénégal"
Bilodeau, Victor. "Les nouvelles constitutions africaines: influences et objectifs. Étude de cas du Bénin, du Ghana et du Sénégal." In Décolonisation et construction nationale Afrique, Asie et Québec. Éditions de l'Université de Sherbrooke, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17118/11143/8765.
Full textFall, Babacar. "Une confrontation d’acteurs de la décolonisation : Mamadou Dia et les syndicats au Sénégal (1956-1962)." In Les indépendances en Afrique. Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pur.112214.
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