Social History in Movement

Social History in Movement
No 200, 2002/3 - 222 pages
Pages 3 to 9

Our New Place in the Social and Cultural History Workshop

By Patrick Fridenson
Pages 11 to 32

New Repertoires of Action: How French Activists Use the Internet

By Fabien Granjon
Pages 33 to 54

The French Strikes of May–June 1936 Revisited

By Antoine Prost

Cultural Pathways

Pages 55 to 63

Culture and Structure

By Axel Körner

Environment Pathways

Pages 64 to 72

From the “Middle Way” to the History of the Environment

By Geneviève Massard-Guilbaud

State Pathways

Pages 73 to 79

Whither the History of the State?

By Laure Quennouëlle

War Pathways

Pages 80 to 90

The Eternal Recurrence of Wars

By Patrick Fridenson, Nathalie Moine

Literature Pathways

Pages 91 to 99

The Presence of Literature in Social History about Balzac, Flaubert, and Hugo

By Thomas Bouchet

Nation Pathways

Pages 100 to 108

For a History of Territorial Representation: The Map of Italy in the 19th Century

By Gilles Pécout

Orient Pathways

Pages 109 to 115

Vietnam: New Historiographic Perspectives and Works in Progress

By Emmanuel Poisson, Benoît de Trégoldé

Heritage Pathways

Pages 116 to 122

Historians and Heritage in Great Britain

By Stana Nenadic

Politics Pathways

Pages 123 to 128

Politics as Culture

By Christophe Prochasson

Social Protection Pathway

Pages 129 to 137

French Historians and Social Protection (1950–2000)

By Atsushi Fukusawa

Sexuality Pathways

Pages 138 to 146

The Invention of “Sexuality” from the Enlightenment to Freud. Essay

By Philipp Sarasin

Territory Pathways

Pages 147 to 152

Maritime Engineering and Civil Engineers

By Vincent Guigueno

Theory Pathway

Pages 153 to 162

The Social History of the 19th Century: Trends and Perspectives

By Thomas Welskopp

Work Pathways

Pages 163 to 169

The Contemporary History of Work: Stubborn Clichés and New Perspectives

By Christian Chevandier, Michel Pigenet

Urban Pathways

Pages 170 to 176

From Class to Territory or from the Social to the Urban

By Annie Fourcaut

Pages 177 to 195

George Lefebvre (1874–1959) or a Possible Social History

By Stéphane Buzzi
Pages 196 to 222

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