Protagonism and Political Crises

No 112, 2015/4 - 262 pages

Editorial

Pages 3 to 5

Editorial

Special Report: Protagonism and Political Crises

Pages 9 to 29

Protagonism and Political Crises

By Quentin Deluermoz, Boris Gobille

Pages 33 to 57

Becoming a Public Figure in a Revolutionary Situation

By Alexandra Goujon, Ioulia Shukan

Pages 59 to 82

From Riots to Political Crisis: The Politicization of the Mobilizations in Algeria in 1988

By Myriam Aït-Aoudia

Pages 83 to 110

The Limits of Protagonism: A Political Anthropology of 1848

By Mark Traugott

Pages 111 to 130

Were the Actors of the French Wars of Religion Protagonists ?

By Jérémie Foa

Pages 131 to 165

Protagonism and Political Crises: History and Social Sciences

By with Haïm Burstin, Ivan Ermakoff, William H. Sewell, Timothy Tackett, debate prepared and conducted by Quentin Deluermoz, Boris Gobille

Critical Reading

Pages 167 to 175

Revolutionary Energies

By Quentin Deluermoz, Boris Gobille

Pages 176 to 186

Making the “Post-Revolution” Understandable

By Jérôme Heurtaux

Pages 187 to 196

New Horizons in the Analysis of Social Movements

By Paul Cormier

Varia

Pages 197 to 222

Life and Death of a Directorate within the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs

By Romain Lecler

Pages 223 to 244

The Collective Exercise of Discretionary Power

By Pierre-Edouard Weill

Reviews

Pages 245 to 255

Reviews