(Source: La Révolution française)
The newest issue of La Révolution française – Cahiers de l’Institut d’histoire
de la Révolution française deals with the topic Régimes de la propriété, entre l'ancien et le nouveau.
ABOUT
The idea of this special issue is to broaden
our thinking about property in the revolutionary era by drawing together a
variety of approaches. When property is reorganised, its effects are felt in
many arenas. Property connects the ideal and the physical, and in doing so it
is a centre where we find layered law and institutions, social relationships,
as well as economic and political ones. Changing the legal status of property
leads to new interpersonal relations at the local level; at the same time,
circuits of economic exchange in a city or region inflect the politics of
property and may bear on its legal aspects. This issue will thus also examine
these points of nexus and consider the organising role of property, which knits
together ideals, practices, and tradition in unexpected ways. What is the role
of property in creating a regime that is different from what came before, but
also not exactly what was envisioned by the lawmakers and intellectuals who
sought to bend property to their vision?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hannah Callaway
Régimes de la
propriété, entre l'ancien et le nouveau
Dossier
d'articles
Anne Conchon
Politique
routière et indemnisation des propriétaires riverains en France à la fin du
xviiie siècle
Gabriele B.
Clemens
Vieilles familles
et propriété neuve – Spéculations sur les biens nationaux dans les départements
rhénans
Rafe
Blaufarb
A Reassessment
of the Abolition of Feudalism, 1789-1793
Tyson
Leuchter
Solidarity,
Liability, and the New Regime of Corporate Property in Post-Revolutionary
France
Frédéric Régent
Émigration et
gestion des plantations pendant la liberté générale en Guadeloupe (1794-1802)
Varias
Thomas Bernon
La science des
races : la Société Ethnologique de Paris et le tournant colonial (1839-1848)
Paolo Conte
Comment (et
pourquoi) parler de Révolution sous le Consulat : la Correspondance politique
et confidentielle inédite de Louis XVI, par Helen Maria Williams
Compte rendu de
lecture
Pierre Serna
Michel Vovelle,
le sens d'une vie
Position de thèse
Minchul Kim
« Démocratie » et
« représentation » sous le Directoire, 1795–1799
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