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Journal articles on the topic "Exilés – Activité politique"
Richards, David L., and Ronald D. Gelleny. "Banking Crises, Collective Protest and Rebellion." Canadian Journal of Political Science 39, no. 4 (December 2006): 777–801. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008423906060264.
Full textGermain, Marc. "Numéro 116 - juin 2015." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco.v1i0.14493.
Full textGermain, Marc. "Numéro 116 - juin 2015." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco2015.06.01.
Full textDe Briey, Valérie. "Numéro 28 - mars 2005." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco.v1i0.15993.
Full textDe Briey, Valérie. "Numéro 28 - mars 2005." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco2005.03.01.
Full textMahon, Elaine. "Ireland on a Plate: Curating the 2011 State Banquet for Queen Elizabeth II." M/C Journal 18, no. 4 (August 7, 2015). http://dx.doi.org/10.5204/mcj.1011.
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Lhenry, Sophie. "L' exil des militantes ou la délocalisation de la lutte : analyse processuelle des engagements d'exilées Algériennes et Iraniennes impliquées dans les combats féministes en France." Paris 7, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA070002.
Full textResearch on the involvement of migrants is often limited to the observation of their activities in organizations within in the country of immigration, thus obscuring its origin. It is from the experience of political Iranian and Algerian exiles in France that we have reconstructed "career activists" to understand the collective and individual logic behind them. How does one become an activist in a closed political context? What are the barriers and facilitators for women's involvement? Should exile be perceived as an escape from the threat? How do activists manage to transform their experience of migration? How do their commitments evolve? What feminist struggles do they refer to? From the analysis of life stories of Algerian and Iranian women activist exiles in the 1990s for the first (during the Algerian civil war) and in the 1980s for second (with the advent of the Islamic Republic of Iran) we will attempt to answer these questions. We will position ourselves at the intersection of theories of social movements, feminist theories and research on migration, to analyze these careers influenced by political exile. Our research thereby updates the commitment process (including feminist) in different contexts at the same time as it provides an analysis of exile in terms of "relocation of the struggle. " It also participates in a better understanding of the articulation of power relations through a reflection on the accession of some of feminist activists to a restrictive universalist feminism
Dufoix, Stéphane. "Exil et politique : éléments pour une sociologie de la politique en émigration : l'exemple des hongrois, des polonais et des tchécoslovaques en France de 1945 à nos jours." Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010328.
Full textMost studies consider emigre politics as a ridiculous and useless activity. These statements often come from a misunderstanding of the importance of politics in the life of emigres. We suggest to call "exile" the political space in which move the various emigre groups having all in common to fight against the regime in office in their native country. The case of hungarian, polish and czechoslovak exiles in France from 1945 till now enables us to work out the pattern of a sociological analysis of exile in which the talks of the exiles are taken seriously. First, it seems that the fromation of a political space abroad needs several changes in comparison with the original political field : a different political population, the construction by the exile groups of a legitimity to act politically, the opportunity to set up political activities in the host countries, the availability of financiel means, whether internal or external, and also the transformation of time and space, for the exiles build their own existence on the bracketing their native country's evolution and develop their political activities on the territories of numerous states. But it does not prevent the apparition of a specific structuration, both regarding the relationships between groups - triple structuration : a temporal one with new exiles' arrivals political with the organization of extended political identities, and social, exile being closely related to the contacts of any emigre group with social groups from the host country - and the existence of often unspoken forbiddings aiming at inventing an emigre morality relative to the connections one can maintain with the native country. The exiles and the regime are at war on many points. Nevertheless, the breakdown of the communist regimes in eastern europe in 89-90 did not automatically result in returns home and cessation of political activities
Blumenthal, Edward. "Exils et constructions nationales en Amérique du sud : proscrits argentins et chiliens au XIXe siècle." Paris 7, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA070085.
Full textThis dissertation analyses the role of exile in nation building in Argentina and Chile (1810-1860). Analyzing the correspondence and other writings of mid-century romantic intellectuals as a corpus produced in, and shaped by, exile, it looks at the production, circulation and reception of these texts, and the effects this circulation had on the development of nation building projects in both countries. It also examines the circulation of the exiles themselves in the region and shows how exiles used cross-border networks, based on commercial and family networks that pre-dated independence, to find employment and fight for change at home, as well as working in professions associated with the articulation of nation-building projects. Participation in the host countries' public sphere profoundly shaped both the exiles' political projects as well as debates in the host countries themselves. Argentinians in Chile found a model of stability and ordered progress, which tempered their liberal romanticism, but also affected on political conflict in Chile. Chileans in the Rio de la Plata brought with them a series a representations of exile, developed by Argentinian exiles, which would shape both their view of Chile and their participation in the conflicts between Buenos Aires and the Confederation. Furthermore, the effects of the encounter between Chilean and Argentinian exiles had repercussions in the founding texts, debates and historiography of both countries. Indeed, in part because of exile, the mid-century liberal nation-building projects of both countries were profoundly intertwined
François, Patrick. "Migrants, militants associatifs et citoyens en exil : les migrants haïtiens de la décénnie quatre-vingt à Paris." Paris 7, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA070015.
Full textThe Haitian Constitution of 1987 published after the departure of Mr. Jean-Claude Duvalier from the presidency of Haiti in its article 15 prohibits multi-membership. To remember that in Haiti citizenship and membership are two interchangeable concepts: the membership confers political rights. The new Constitution reaffirms the principle of citizenship rooted in nationalistic legal and political tradition since the creation of Haitian State born in the early 19th century, a revolt of African slaves, Most surprisingly, the Haitian Constitution of 1987 is largely the work of people who lived throughout the legal dictatorship of Duvalier outside Haiti, Yet they seem to overlook one important societal fact: Haiti became very long time, since the second half of the twentieth century, a country of emigration. Through this article, they exclude much of the Haitian people of his membership, and therefore its citizenship. Expatriates will react to what they see as an injustice, moving the discussion of legal ground to the political arena claiming dual citizenship. In other words, they need to be Haitian otherwise. In this research, including issues that different applicants for dual citizenship are behind the concept of citizenship and places of this event
Marques, Teresa Cristina Schneider. "Militância política e solidariedade transnacionais : a trajetória política dos exilados brasileiros no Chile e na França (1968-1979)." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/29583.
Full textO exílio constituiu um mecanismo de combate à oposição utilizado pelas ditaduras militares no Cone Sul, cuja principal função era a de provocar o isolamento do militante. Acreditava-se que o exílio cumpriria com eficácia essa função, pois, além de afastar o militante do território nacional, a proteção prevista pela legislação internacional é condicionada ao afastamento do exilado de atividades políticas no exterior. No entanto, contrariando os anseios dos militares e a legislação internacional, uma grande parte dos exilados brasileiros deixou o país com o intuito de transformar o exílio em um espaço de combate político. Todavia, as mobilizações realizadas pelos exilados foram marcadas pelos efeitos do transnacionalismo, que se caracteriza pela universalização e rápida transmissão de ideias e valores. Visando compreender as influências do transnacionalismo nas formas de mobilização política dos militantes brasileiros, a presente tese analisa a trajetória política da segunda geração de exilados (1968-1979), boa parte engajada na luta armada contra a ditadura e comprometida com um projeto revolucionário. Para tanto, enfoca as ações de oposição dos exilados brasileiros no Chile e na França, dois países distintos que representaram focos de concentração da segunda geração de exilados brasileiros em diferentes momentos. A pesquisa em fontes oficiais e não oficiais – tais como a documentação diplomática aberta para pesquisa, os documentos produzidos pelos próprios exilados e as entrevistas concedidas para a tese – demonstrou que variáveis tais como o contexto político do país onde estavam inseridos, o sistema de acolhida e a presença da repressão brasileira influenciaram as ações políticas dos exilados. Assim, a pesquisa demonstrou que, enquanto estiveram no Chile, a convicção no sucesso da revolução socialista marcou as atividades políticas dos exilados brasileiros. Na França, por sua vez, onde os brasileiros se concentraram após o golpe chileno de 1973, o exílio brasileiro entrou em uma nova fase, marcada pela adesão a novos temas, notadamente, a anistia, os direitos humanos e a democracia.
The exile was a mechanism used by the opposition against military dictatorships in the Southern Cone, whose main function was to cause the isolation of the militant. It was believed that the exile would fulfill this function effectively, because in addition to depart the militant from the national territory, the protection provided by the international law is subject to the removal of the exiled from political activities abroad. However, contradicting the wishes of the military and the international law, a large part of the Brazilian exiles left the country in order to transform the exile into a political battle space. However, the mobilizations carried out by the exiles were marked by the effects of the transnationalism, which is characterized by the universalization and the rapid transmission of ideas and values. In order to understand the influences of the transnationalism in the forms of political mobilization of the Brazilian militants, this thesis analyzes the political trajectory of the second generation of exiles (1968-1979), much engaged in armed struggle against the dictatorship and committed to a revolutionary project. For that, this thesis focuses on the actions of the opposition Brazilian exiles in Chile and France, two different countries which represented focus of concentration of the second generation of Brazilian exiles at different times. The research in official and unofficial sources - such as diplomatic documents open for research, documents produced by their own exiles and the interviews for the thesis - has shown that variables such as the political context of the country in wich they were inserted, the host system and the presence of the Brazilian repression, influenced the political actions of the exiles. This way, the research has shown that while they were in Chile, the belief in the success of socialist revolution marked the political activities of Brazilian exiles. In France, in turn, where Brazilians were concentrated after the Chilean coup of 1973, the Brazilian exile entered a new phase, marked by the acceptance of new issues, notably, amnesty, human rights and the democracy.
Prince, Raphaëlle. "La démocratisation du gouvernement tibétain en exil de 1990 à 2013." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/25756.
Full textRodriguez, Aedo Javier. "Le folklore chilien en Europe : un outil de communication confronté aux enjeux politiques et aux débats artistiques internationaux (1954-1988)." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020SORUL028.
Full textThis thesis studies the international circulation of Chilean folk music’s during the second half of the 20th century. We discuss the international trajectory of singers and folk ensemble related to the Chilean Left, also their artistic practices, the space of musical circulation and the ways in which this folk music is welcomed by the general public, music critics, political organizations and media, including the left-wing press and labels. The geographical space of this circulation is constituted by the countries of Western Europe. The study period is circumscribed by two significant moments for the international circulation of Chilean folklore: the first trip to Europe of folk singer Violeta Parra in 1954 and the end of the exile of Chilean musicians in 1988. For more than 30 years, the musicians have been interacting extensively with the diverse artistic and political contexts of Europe. The first part of the thesis studies the activities that Chilean musicians performed in Europe between 1954 and the government of Salvador Allende (1970–1973), in a context of a strong exotic look towards the music of America Latin. The second part examines the artistic activities taking place between 1968 and 1982, when the political events of Chile locate the cultural manifestations, including the folklore, in a privileged place of the artistic circuits of the European left. Finally, the third part examines the artistic experiences developed between 1978 and 1988, and analyzes the repercussions that life in exile has on the practice of Chilean folklore in Europe, notably the questioning of the role of politics
Mantovan, Giacomo. "Combattants et victimes en temps de guerre et d'exil : violence, mémoire et subjectivité dans les récits de vie de Tamouls sri lankais en France." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0108.
Full textThis thesis focuses on the memories and life stories of Sri Lankan Tamils who arrived in France aller the year 2000. It is based on an ethnographie investigation of the life accounts of thèse exiles, many of whom have fought in the secessionist organisation Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), as well as of asylum policies in France. This work seeks to shed light on the emergence and construction of specifie political subjects, in particular the "fighter" and the "victim", across différent contexts. It seeks to define the rôle played by institutions, social injunctions and socio-cultural values in relation to the fashioning of subjectivity. An attempt is made to understand the way in which the interpretation of the past and the meaning assigned to it contribute to define the exiles' identity. As violence is a recurrent element in the life stories examined, the thesis analyses the way in which narrative accounts of the past deal with social uses of violence in different contexts (LTTE, host institutions, etc. ). The thesis further highlights the tact that war is not just a moment of social disintegration, but that it entails a reconfiguration of the existing social, political and cultural order. Wilhin a historical context that was rapidly changing (war and exile), new collective and individual identifies emerged. Finally, the work emphasises the fact that telling our own story reveals our place in the world : it means negotiating our relation with others and the society in wich we live. It is possible, therefore, to examine the way in wich the exiles face their suffering and rebuild their lives
Vargas, Bruno. "Rodolfo llopis (1895-1983). L'unite d'un homme." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1997TOU20018.
Full textOur thesis is based on the following assessment: rodolfo llopis (callosa d'ensarria 1895 - albi 1983) who for 30 years, was the general secretary of the spanish workers socialist party and one of the most prominent opponents to the franco regime, is nowadays forgotten. Not only within the rank and file of his own party, but also in his own country's history books. In order to try and understand this, we'we divided our study into two parts: the first part is dedicated to the study of the man's family and intellectual background as well as his political progress under the second spanish republic and during the civil war; his exile in france; the way his political developed and how he reacted in front of the new spanish democracy. The second part of our research is focused on the period between february and august 1947, when he was prime minister of the second spanish republic in exile, which highlights how basic democratic principles were trodden upon by western countries. Through this, we've been able to analyse llopis's political methods when faced with the realities of power; even if it was developed in very particular conditions
Garcia, Yvette Marcela. "Les femmes de l'exil chilien : de l'Unité populaire vers la terre d'asile : une analyse en termes de rapports sociaux." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014STRAG030/document.
Full textThe Chilean exile stemmed from two major episodes: the Popular Unity (1970-1973), as a founding experience, and the repression orchestrated by the military dictatorship (1973-1989). The political aspects of this exile have been extensively addressed with the figure of the refugee generally perceived as masculine-neutral. Consequently, the involvement of Chilean women in collective action, their entry into the labour market or their participation in the migratory process are often ignored.The Chilean women in exile went through experiences specific to their gender. However, these experiences differed depending on their various social affiliations. This doctoral work endeavours to analyse these women’s familial, professional, and militant paths from their situation in Chile to their arrival in France, expounding both the subjective level of their personal experiences and perceptions and the objective level of the context and various social relations at play. This work focuses specifically on structuring social relations (social class, age, gender, and race) as well as the varying strategies and resources employed by women
Books on the topic "Exilés – Activité politique"
Secret missions to Cuba: Fidel Castro, Bernardo Benes, and Cuban Miami. New York: Palgrave, 2001.
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