Caraïbe : mémoires perdues et populations invisibles

After the Haitian Revolution, black populations in the West Indies were "forgotten"; they became politically invisible, even an obstacle, as they were considered a socio-political danger. Towards the mid-19th century, when the abolition of slavery was being discussed in the French parliament, Alexis...

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Huvudupphov:	Boulbina, Seloua Luste
Materialtyp:	Artigo
Språk:	Francês
Utgiven:	Mondes Américains (UMR 8168) - EHESS 2008
Ämnen:	Haïti colonialisme Saint-Domingue Tocqueville Caraïbes XIXème siècle abolitionnisme esclavage indépendance colonialism slavery abolitionism independance
Länkar:	https://doi.org/10.4000/nuevomundo.35693 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13089/imap https://journals.openedition.org/nuevomundo/35693
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