Mathieu Ferradou
@mferradou.bsky.social
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Historien. Age des Révolutions - République atlantique. MCF en retard/ Associate professor of Age of Revolutions history who is late for a very important date @Paris Nanterre Université / MéMo
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mferradou.bsky.social
Thanks! I didn't know him.
mferradou.bsky.social
I want to know whose memoirs it was!
mferradou.bsky.social
I had not noticed that, at long last, my review of Janet Polasky's important but flawed Asylum Between Nations had been published in the December 2024 issue of Comparativ.

Here it is:

comparativ.net/v2/article/v...
Janet Polasky: Asylum Between Nations: Refugees in a Revolutionary Era, New Haven: Yale University Press, 2023, 312 pp. | Comparativ
comparativ.net
mferradou.bsky.social
A tous les collègues européens/ to all European colleagues:
Voici une tribune, de la part de Rogue ESR, qu'il faut signer. Nous ne pouvons contrer l'internationale fasciste qu'internationalement, avant de mener la lutte at home, face à la violence de l'attaque qui a lieu, à bas bruit, en ce moment.
In solidarity
In solidarity Dear Colleagues in the USA, We wish to express our unwavering support for you during these alarming times. From our positions as researchers and academics in Europe, we are observing …
rogueesr.fr
mferradou.bsky.social
Moi non plus je n'y comprends rien : on me dit que les prix ont baissé pour la banlieue, mais pour aller à Nanterre, c'est 2,50€ (où est la baisse ?) en sachant qu'il n'est pas possible d'avoir un pass navigo ou d'acheter les tickets par 10 à tarif dégressif. Merci Valoche !
mferradou.bsky.social
C'est demain et mercredi.
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paulchopelin.bsky.social
Mise en ligne du dernier n° de la revue "La Révolution française" sur le thème "Vivre la Révolution de Saint-Domingue (1789-1804)". Un dossier coordonné par Frédéric Régent. ⤵️
journals.openedition.org/lrf/
La Révolution française
journals.openedition.org
mferradou.bsky.social
The best Master dissertation price of the history department at the Université Paris Nanterre have been awarded to three outstanding dissertations. You can listen to the students presenting their work here:
Les lauréats du prix du master 2024
Le prix du Master distingue chaque année les meilleurs mémoires de M2 d’histoire (en présentiel ou en EAD) soutenus à l’Université Paris Nanterre. Il vise à récompenser les recherches de jeunes cherch...
cmhn.hypotheses.org
mferradou.bsky.social
Macron has recently announced that he intended to 'pantheonize' Marc Bloch. Too bad his presidency has been synonymous with a concerted, willful destruction of everything Bloch fought for, and most notably an egalitarian school and university system.
mferradou.bsky.social
I have been updating my profile on HAL (HyperArticles en Ligne), the French open archive platform developed by the CNRS. It appears that my three latest publications (others are in the pipeline) are reviews. I already shared my review on Laurent Colantonio's book yesterday. Here is another one:
Making empire: Ireland, imperialism, and the early modern world
Published in Irish Studies Review (Vol. 32, No. 3, 2024)
www.tandfonline.com
mferradou.bsky.social
The kit doesn't seem to work anymore, though.
mferradou.bsky.social
I would really like to be added. My PhD was focused on transnational history from below between France and Ireland. Now, I'm expanding my research into the popular protest movement in Ireland from 1760 to 1830 in an Atlantic and global context.
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drsepinwall.bsky.social
This posthumous essay by Natalie Zemon Davis, about how being politically persecuted by her government & having her passport stripped affected her historical scholarship, is really amazing. I'd missed it coming out in Sept. Thanks to @ebrandom.bsky.social for posting it.
Text: Looking back, then, at my time of exclusion, so much less dramatic than the herem cast by the Amsterdam rabbis against Spinoza, I am glad that it led me to the history of the book, or what I would call more generally cultural history. Without that, I might have written about peasant social movements, but not found my way to Judge Jean de Coras’s 1560 book about the case of the peasant impostor Martin Guerre that he had just settled. It seems as though I, too, picked up early on the role of dissimulation in human behaviour. Previously when I had asked myself about the link between my own background and my book on The return of Martin Guerre, I had thought of my years of self-fashioning as a Jew on the margins of a non-Jewish world. But now I see how the HUAC scare may have turned my historian’s antennae in that direction as well.
mferradou.bsky.social
"Anti-immigration candidates

Candidates that had immigration at the centre of their election platform fell flat around the country. [...] An effort to maximise the chances of candidates with far-right views on immigration under the banner of the so-called National Alliance – was unsuccessful."
mferradou.bsky.social
There a few genuinely good news in today's world. So, when Ireland clearly shows that she rejects the hatred crap which is on the rise everywhere else (and despite a very active campaign spearheaded from the US), this is very good news indeed.
Winners and losers in general election 2024
Close-fought races and the tantalising prospect of power brought relief for the victorious but crushing lows for those rejected by the electorate
www.irishtimes.com
mferradou.bsky.social
This is very frightening, indeed. We really need to "unionize" in a transnational movement of resistance from below against global fascism.
mferradou.bsky.social
You reckon so, Michael? It's going to be that bad?