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The Belgian "model"
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2025/1-2 n° 255-256)
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Pages 2 to 6| Front Matter
Pages 7 to 9| Introduction
| Jean Puissant, Martin Georges
Pages 11 to 22| The Exceptionality of Belgian Socialism in the International
Workers’ Movement (1885-1914)
| Martin Georges
Pages 23 to 55| The “Model Party” of the Second International? Influence of the
Belgian Workers’ Party (POB/BWP) and its Cooperatives on Socialist
Organizations
| Hendrik Defoort, Martin Georges
Pages 57 to 74| Relations between the Belgian Workers’ Party and the Trade Unions
before the First World War: A Belgian Model?
| Francine Bolle
Pages 75 to 90| The POB and the Congolese Question from an International
Perspective (1907-1908)
| Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 91 to 109| The Belgian Labor Movement and the ILO during the Interwar Period:
The Story of an Elective Affinity
| Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison
Pages 111 to 134| The Belgians at the Heart of the International Socialist Bureau:
From a Tribute to a Rivalry, 1900-1914
| Andrea Benedetti
Pages 135 to 151| Giacomo Matteotti in the Shadow of Jean Jaurès? Perspectives on
Political Symbols in the Belgian Socialist World Between the Two
Wars
| Joffrey Liénart
Pages 153 to 172| The Hidden “Model”: Belgian and French Socialists in the Time of
Jaurès
| Christophe Prochasson
Pages 179 to 187| General Assembly of March 16th, 2024
| Gilles Candar, Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison, Emmanuel Jousse, Frédéric Cépède, Benoît Kermoal
Pages 189 to 194| In Memoriam
| Gilles Candar, Guillaume Pollack, Florent Godguin
Pages 9 to 18| Jaurès
| Rémy Pech, Gilles Candar, Emmanuel Jousse, Bruno Antonini
Pages 19 to 38| Archives and documents: writing a political, social and
intellectual history of left-wing movements
| Maxime Surman, Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison, Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 39 to 62| Global issues on socialisms and revolutions.
| Christophe Prochasson, Emmanuel Jousse, Mélanie Fabre, Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 63 to 80| New perspectives on 19th century history
| Bastien Cabot, Emmanuel Jousse, Mélanie Fabre, Hugo Carlier
Pages 81 to 107| New issues on labour history
| Patricia Legris, Bastien Cabot, Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison
Pages 109 to 134| Political History
| Emmanuel Jousse, Alain Chatriot, Christophe Prochasson, Gilles Candar, Yann Sambuis, Quentin Gasteuil
Pages 135 to 153| Historians at work, from laboratories to public debates
| Emmanuel Jousse, Elisa Marcobelli, Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison, Alain Chatriot, Bastien Cabot
Pages 154 to 158| In memoriam
| Gilles Candar
Pages 159 to 163| Selected works
Pages 164 to 168| End Pages
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Our Jaurès
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2024/2 No 252-253)
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Pages 5 to 7| Foreword
| Gilles Candar
Pages 9 to 17| An ideal library of socialism in 1900
| Emmanuel Jousse, Jean Jaurès
Pages 19 to 26| The ideal of future life
| Bastien Cabot, Jean Jaurès
Pages 27 to 39| Jaurès. From the Dreyfus Affair to the future
| Vincent Duclert, Jean Jaurès
Pages 41 to 48| The value of teachers
| Jean-François Chanet, Jean Jaurès
Pages 49 to 58| Defending women teachers’ salary
| Mélanie Fabre
Pages 59 to 67| A man of his time facing women of his time
| Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison, Jean Jaurès
Pages 69 to 76| “Frieden für die Völker und Krieg gegen den Krieg!”
| Elisa Marcobelli, Jean Jaurès
Pages 77 to 87| “Peasants will be masters”. Jean Jaurès and agricultural workers
| Martin Georges, Jean Jaurès
Pages 89 to 95| Coal and Wheat
| Alain Chatriot, Jean Jaurès
Pages 97 to 103| Human life has a meaning. Speech for Sautumier’s funerals
| Gilles Candar, Jean Jaurès
Pages 105 to 116| “Aimez-moi un peu”. Travelling Letters
| Marion Fontaine
Pages 117 to 121| Rolling Jaurès
| Frédéric Cépède
Pages 123 to 135| November 23rd, 1924: Jean Jaurès’s burial in the Pantheon
| Jacqueline Lalouette
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A Tribute to Jean-Jacques Becker
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2024/1 No 251)
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Pages 3 to 12| Jean-Jacques Becker and the Société d’études jaurésiennes
| Gilles Candar
Pages 13 to 22| Fatherland and War
| Jean-François Chanet
Pages 23 to 32| Jean-Jacques Becker: a discreet disruptive historian of World War
One
| Christophe Prochasson
Pages 33 to 41| Jean-Jacques Becker on French-German historiography of the Great
War
| Gerd Krumeich
Pages 43 to 48| Jean-Jacques Becker, historian of politics
| Alain Chatriot
Pages 49 to 58| Jean-Jacques Becker: for a cultural and political history of Left
movements.
| Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 59 to 69| “JJB is back”
| Vincent Duclert
Pages 71 to 76| Jean-Jacques Becker, research supervisor
| Sylvie Thénault, Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 77 to 86| Jaurès’s posterity in Italy and Germany
| Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 87 to 114| Towards a modern and democratic secundary school system?
| Mélanie Fabre
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Readings
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2023/4 No 250)
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Varia
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2023/3 No 249)
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Pages 3 to 13| Report of the General Assembly of Société d’Études Jaurésiennes
held on 11 March 2022
| Gilles Candar, Marion Fontaine, Frédéric Cépède, Emmanuel Jousse, Benoît Kermoal
Pages 15 to 34| Jaurès and Italy
| Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 35 to 62| Risks, counter-assessmnt and industrial democracy. Jean Jaurès and
the miners’ delegates to security service.
| Bastien Cabot
Pages 63 to 74| Travelling to public meetings: Jaurès in “Rhône-Alpes”
| Catherine Moulin
Pages 75 to 82| A manuscript by Edouard Herriot
| Catherine Moulin
Pages 83 to 98| Socialist parties and travels, from Paris and its suburbs to
Manchester, Brussels and Copenhagen, or the prehistory of the Fête
de l’Humanité.
| Gilles Candar
Pages 99 to 118| Songs and poetries about Jaurès, from his assassination to nowadays
| Thomas Valero
Pages 119 to 121| Brassens and Jaurès
| Laurent Dappe
Pages 3 to 4| Intellectual handover
| Marion Fontaine, Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 5 to 30| Couples as an object for history of socialisms
| Mélanie Fabre
Pages 31 to 43| Georges Sorel and Marie David, woman of the people. Class choice
and socialist engagement
| Willy Gianinazzi
Pages 45 to 67| Lalla and Emile Vandervelde: two carrers in the service of Belgian
socialism at the beginning of 20th century
| Margot Elmer, Martine Vermandere
Pages 69 to 89| Albert and Madeleine Thomas: portrait of an asymetrical cooperation
| Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison
Pages 91 to 111| Marie-Thérèse and Fernand Maurette-Dupuy: a couple of socialist and
reformist educationalists
| Roland Carrupt
Pages 113 to 146| “His work as mine”
| Mélanie Fabre
Pages 147 to 173| A couple in exile: Jean-Richard and Marguerite Bloch (April
1941-January 1945)
| Rachel Mazuy
Pages 175 to 192| Jaurès and his letters to the “Marquise”. Life and disapparance of
an intellectual couple in the turmoil of history
| Vincent Duclert
Pages 193 to 194| In Memoriam
| Gilles Candar
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Varia
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2022/3 No 245-246)
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Pages 3 to 10| Report of the General Assembly of Société d’Études Jaurésiennes
held on 14 May 2022
| Gilles Candar, Marion Fontaine, Frédéric Cépède, Emmanuel Jousse, Benoît Kermoal
Pages 27 to 46| Augustin Hamon and his militant penfriends at the front
| François Prigent
Pages 47 to 50| Marcel Sembat, intellectual and socialist
| Gerd Krumeich
Pages 51 to 61| Rational, real and ideal between Hegel and Jaurès
| Bruno Antonini
Pages 63 to 96| “A socialist Dawn”. Jean Jaurès’ first trip to Belgium (1894)
| Martin Georges, Gilles Candar
Pages 97 to 103| Jaurès Occitan speaker, a forgotten text
| Rémy Pech
Pages 105 to 110| Jaurès in cure in Contexéville
| Catherine Moulin
Pages 111 to 137| Jaurès in Grenoble
| Jean-William Dereymez
Pages 139 to 147| Jauresian correpondence in the Senate archives
| Gilles Candar
Pages 149 to 152| Letters from Jean Jaurès to Camille Rabaud, Protestant pastor of
Castres
| Jean Faury
Pages 153 to 157| In memoriam
| Gilles Candar, Bob Moore
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Varia
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2022/1 No 243-244)
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Pages 3 to 3| As an introduction
| Marion Fontaine
Pages 5 to 35| Around Jaurès
Pages 37 to 54| On the 150th anniversary of the Commune
Pages 55 to 80| History of the Left and Socialism: International perspectives
Pages 81 to 99| Ways and forms of intellectual history
Pages 101 to 122| Political history and political trajectories
Pages 123 to 134| Art, technology and society
Pages 137 to 140| Selected works
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Varia — Archives — Insight
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2021/4 No 242)
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Pages 3 to 38| Amédée Dunois and Jean Jaurès
| Jean-Philippe Catonné
Pages 39 to 64| The “monopolist”. Jaurès, the Left and the Private Education
| Mélanie Fabre
Pages 65 to 82| Signatures and death registers after the murder of Jaurès.
Pages 83 to 91| “The Morizet Affair”, An incident in the editorial staff of
L’Humanité in the autumn of 1913
Pages 92 to 100| A statue of Jaurès in Moscow (1918-19???)
| Gilles Candar, Fabrice Troupenat
Pages 101 to 112| Was Jaurès too indulgent towards Gustave Hervé?
| Joseph Pinard
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Varia
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2021/3 No 241)
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Pages 3 to 14| Report of the General Assembly of Société d’Études Jaurésiennes
held on 2nd October 2021
| Gilles Candar, Emmanuel Jousse, Marion Fontaine, Benoît Kermoal, Frédéric Cépède
Pages 15 to 36| The international dimension of the Critica sociale and its
reception of revisionist ideas in the early years of its existence
| Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 37 to 57| Jean Jaurès, James Guillaume and the History (1902-1914)
| Jean-Charles Buttier
Pages 59 to 78| Early Irish Republican Socialism: between nationalism, socialism
and internationalism 1896-1903
| Lise Augot
Pages 79 to 106| The Belgian Workers’ Party and Eduard Bernstein: Reformists,
Revolutionaries and Marxists? Introduction, notes and comments on
an article by Louis Bertrand
| Martin Georges
Pages 107 to 111| [Le Peuple, 2 janvier 1933, Bruxelles]
EDOUARD [sic] BERNSTEIN
| Louis Bertrand
Pages 113 to 121| A new look at the philosophy of Jean Jaurès
| Camille Grousselas
Pages 125 to 129| In Memoriam
| Gilles Candar
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The possibilities of workers’ and socialist worlds
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2021/1 No 239-240)
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Pages 3 to 21| The possibilities of workers’ and socialist worlds (1917-1923):
An introduction
| Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 23 to 39| Overview of the private fonds held at the “Archives nationales”
relating to left-wing activism during the First World War and the
early 1920s
| Vivien Barro
Pages 41 to 57| Dandyism in the trenches: the war experience and the genesis of the
surrealist group
| Romain Ducoulombier
Pages 59 to 70| A disengagement from politics? Léon Rosenthal (1917-1923)
| Vincent Chambarlhac
Pages 71 to 91| Andrea Caffi and the Bolshevik Revolution
| Marion Labeÿ
Pages 93 to 105| From the SPD to the SFIO: the social logic of the political careers
of five Alsatian socialist deputies
| Franck Schmidt
Pages 107 to 119| The possibilities of the German revolution (1917-1923)
| Nicolas Patin
Pages 121 to 135| In the wake of Albert Thomas: the socialist reformist networks of
the International Labour Organisation
| Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison
Pages 137 to 146| The SFIO in 1919: Wilson and the “Société des Nations”
| Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 147 to 159| Where does tomorrow’s world end?
| Quentin Gasteuil
Pages 161 to 177| The archives of the Communist International and the invention of a
possible, between traces and hopes (1919-1922)
| Serge Wolikow
Pages 179 to 184| In Memoriam
| Guillaume Pollack, Jacques Girault, Gilles Candar
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Readings
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2020/4 No 238)
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Pages 3 to 4| As an introduction
| Marion Fontaine
Pages 5 to 19| From and on Jaurès
Pages 21 to 38| Making the history of socialism in the 20th century
Pages 39 to 51| The legacy of the 19th century
Pages 53 to 71| Before the war, after the war
Pages 73 to 94| Figures of the Republican commitment
Pages 95 to 102| To understand the changes in French society
Pages 103 to 116| Labour world and labour movement
Pages 117 to 145| Disputes and debates
Pages 147 to 153| In Memoriam
Pages 156 to 159| Selected works
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Socialism and international relations
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2020/3 No 237)
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Pages 3 to 6| Introduction. Socialism and international relations from mid-19th
century to the end of the First World War
| Maurice Carrez, Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 7 to 26| German and Austrian Social Democrats facing the “Great German”
question: The founding moment of Eisenach
| Jean-Numa Ducange
Pages 27 to 45| The International Socialist Bureau and the colonial question: The
difficult paths to suprantional treatment 1900-1914
| Andrea Benedetti
Pages 47 to 69| Complex cultural transfers: Finnish social democracy before 1914
through the filter of a transnational analysis
| Maurice Carrez
Pages 71 to 92| The international crises of the early twentieth century (1898-1912)
analyzed trough the prism of La Sentinelle, a Neuchâtel
socialist newspaper
| Clément Fontannaz
Pages 93 to 111| The first proof of international solidarity. The Italo-Turkish War,
the Italian Socialist Party and the International
| Andrea Geuna
Pages 113 to 125| Fratricidal struggles between social democrats: The war of
tendencies during the transition from the spd to the SFIO in
Alsace-Lorraine (1918-1920)
| Pierre Krieger
Pages 127 to 129| In Memoriam
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Politicians’ money: Remuneration of elected representatives and
party financing in Europe
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2020/1 No 235-236)
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Pages 3 to 13| Introduction
| Frédéric Monier
Pages 15 to 36| A disputed standard: The parliamentary allowance in France,
1789-1914
| Frédéric Monier, Christophe Portalez
Pages 37 to 53| The setting up of emergency funds and the MPs’ pension fund at the
beginning of the 20th century: An awareness of a sociological
change?
| Christophe Portalez
Pages 55 to 75| Parliamentary representation as a profession: The remuneration of
Spanish deputies from the Cortes of Cadiz to the Second Republic,
1812-1933
| Maria Gemma Rubí Casals, Quintí Casals
Pages 77 to 92| Remuneration for political work in Romania at the end of the 19
th-early 20th century: Romanian parliamentarians in search of
public resources
| Alexandra Iancu
Pages 93 to 104| Documents. Presentation
Pages 105 to 114| Report of the General Assembly held on 14 March 2020
| Gilles Candar, Emmanuel Jousse, Marion Fontaine, Benoît Kermoal, Frédéric Cépède
Pages 115 to 139| Educating for the Republic, Jeanne Desparmet-Ruello, an
intellectual in the time of Jaurès
| Mélanie Fabre
Pages 141 to 163| The “Internationale” and the bronze workers’ strike: A rebirth of
the “Première Internationale”
| Julien Grimaud
Pages 164 to 178| Éloy-Vincent, portraitist of Jaurès
| Raymond Huard
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Transnational histories of socialism
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2019/4 No 234)
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Pages 3 to 8| Introduction
| Jean-Numa Ducange, Elisa Marcobelli
Pages 9 to 34| Imperial (im)mobilities of ideas. Travelling socialisms in Poland
and Finland within the Russian Empire
| Wiktor Marzec, Risto Turunen
Pages 35 to 56| An analysis of foreign contents published by the local press of
Argentinian socialism (1894-1905)
| Lucas Poy
Pages 57 to 88| The case of Cesar de Paepe (1841-1893). Biographical reflexions on
a transnational history of socialism
| Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 89 to 106| Early communism in transnational perspective: The political ideas
of Ludwik Królikowski
| Piotr Kuligowski
Pages 107 to 114| On what scale could the world be repaired? About: Nicolas
Delalande, La Lutte et l’entraide. L’âge des solidarités
ouvrières
| Bastien Cabot
Pages 115 to 118| In memoriam
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Readings
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2019/3 No 233)
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Pages 3 to 5| The fair criticism
| Adeline Blaszkiewicz-Maison
Pages 7 to 17| The work of Daniel Lindenberg
| Emmanuel Jousse
Pages 19 to 47| Jaurès, Blum, etc. Symbols and personalities of the Left
Pages 49 to 58| Left and Working-Class Movement: History and crisis, crisis and
history
Pages 59 to 75| Local, national and international: “Petites patries” and politics
Pages 77 to 96| Iconoclasm and “statuophilie”: History of objects, symbols and
images
Pages 97 to 125| Facing the violence of the 20th century
Pages 127 to 147| From Empire to Republic: Insights into the 19th century
Pages 149 to 161| Modernitys and modernisers
Pages 163 to 196| Intellectual history, engagement and social sciences
Pages 197 to 200| In memoriam
Pages 203 to 207| Selected works
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Varia. Socialist commitments and careers
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2019/1 No 231-232)
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Pages 3 to 17| Report of the General Assembly held on 24 April 2019
| Gilles Candar, Emmanuel Jousse, Marion Fontaine, Benoît Kermoal, Frédéric Cépède
Pages 19 to 33| Jaurès, Luther and Marx
| Gilles Candar
Pages 35 to 58| Jaurès and the History
| Bruno Antonini
Pages 59 to 81| The “Commune de Paris” and the French Revolution
| Simon Guerot
Pages 83 to 99| Gaston da Costa and his brothers. History of a family engaged for
the social Republic
| Antoine Girodon
Pages 101 to 125| Antide Boyer, an unknown Socialist and worker representative
| Touwoubè Wissi
Pages 127 to 147| The making of politics: Subversion of the gender categories in the
Res Publica. The case of Élisabeth Greffulhe
| Constance Zimmermann
Pages 149 to 162| How can the politics be imagined?
| Christophe Prochasson
Pages 163 to 187| Thinking the responsibility with Paul Fauconnet: The theoretical
foundations of the solidarity
| Sacha Lévy-Bruhl
Pages 189 to 192| The political ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: An unpublished text
of Jean Jaurès
| Gilles Candar, Stéphanie Roza
Pages 193 to 206| The political ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: An unpublished text
of Jean Jaurès
| Jean Jaurès
Pages 207 to 212| Doctrinal unity of Socialism
| Gilles Candar, Stéphanie Roza
Pages 213 to 224| Chapter II. Doctrinal unity of Socialism
| Jean Jaurès
Pages 225 to 232| In memoriam
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Coal mines: An experience field
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2018/4 No 230)
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Pages 3 to 15| Coal mines: An experience field
| Marion Fontaine
Pages 17 to 34| The genesis and the organization of the “Comité des Houillères”
(1940-1907): Issues of scales, networks and power
| Aurélie Philippe
Pages 35 to 52| Kanak mining nationalism and “positioning” of mining and
metallurgic companies in Nouvelle-Calédonie
| Christine Demmer
Pages 53 to 67| From underground to the top of the State: Social struggles and
leaderships in the South African mines
| Raphaël Botiveau
Pages 69 to 90| Nationalism, protectionism and international in the coal mining
area of Nord-Pas-de-Calais (1870-1914)
| Bastien Cabot
Pages 91 to 107| Political uses and politicisation of the British mining cultures
(1945 – 1960): The case of the brass bands
| Marion Henry
Pages 109 to 128| Borinage 1959. Cultural expressions of a declining industrial
region
| Nicolas Verschueren
Pages 129 to 150| The editorial reception of miners’testimonies
| Éliane Le Port
Pages 151 to 155| To conclude: Towards a new political history of the mines
| Paul-André Rosental
Pages 157 to 159| In memoriam
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Readings
| Cahiers Jaurès
(2018/3 No 229)
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Pages 3 to 6| History on all scales
| Amaury Catel
Pages 7 to 17| Research on Jaurès
Pages 19 to 37| Socialism and socialists during Jaurès’s time
Pages 39 to 55| Marx’s birth bicentenary: A scientific overview
Pages 56 to 86| New history of working-class movement: A play on scales
Pages 87 to 103| War experiences
Pages 104 to 113| Exiles and splits
Pages 114 to 134| Republic into theory and practice
Pages 135 to 148| Figures of the Third Republic
Pages 149 to 161| Law and political transformations
Pages 162 to 176| Actors and movements of economic and social life
Pages 177 to 184| Reflections on scales (1): Local history, history of places
Pages 185 to 204| Reflections on scales (2): Transnational history, world history,
transfers and mirrors