Olivier Coquelin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1444906 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Olivier Coquelin |
| PRENOMES | Olivier |
| SOBRENOME | Coquelin |
| ASSINATURA | COQUELIN O |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Université de Caen Normandie |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1362-7107 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2005 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Utopian Impulse in Revolutionary Ireland
Although the socioeconomic dimension of the Irish Revolution has received academic recognition for several decades, many historians have nonetheless tended to downplay its historical significance, despite the large scale of social unrest and the emergence of an alternative organisational method, dubbed “soviet” after the council movement that sprang up in the 1917 Russian Revolution. In order to somewhat qualify the relevance of such an approach,…
Emmanuel D estenay , Conscription, US Intervention and the Transformation of Ireland, 1914-1918. Divergent Destinies , Londres, Bloomsbury Academic, 2022, 249 p
International audience
Eoin MacNeill
This collection of essays, published as part of the Decade of Centenaries, focuses on Eoin MacNeill, one of the figures of the Irish Revolution and post-revolutionary period. The latest joint volume dedicated to him dates back to 1973 with The Scholar Revolutionary: Eoin MacNeill, 1867-1945, edited by F. X. Martin and F. J. Byrne (Shannon, Irish University Press) – not to mention the biography by Michael Tierney, MacNeill’s son-in-law, published …
« Un “soviet” de grévistes à Belfast » ? La Grande Grève de Belfast de 1919
La Grande Grève de Belfast de janvier-février 1919 s’inscrivait dans le mouvement de réduction du temps de travail hebdomadaire qui toucha les grands centres industriels britanniques au lendemain de la Première Guerre mondiale. Outre sa longévité (quatre semaines), ce conflit social se caractérisa par son mode organisationnel que certains, notamment dans la presse, allèrent jusqu’à assimiler à celui d’un « soviet ». Étant donné que l’Irlande révo…
Lalor, Davitt et Connolly, ou l’avènement de l’aile gauche du mouvement révolutionnaire irlandais, 1846-1916
Far from being monolithic, contemporary Irish nationalism is divided into several different and even antagonistic tendencies. Thus mainly legalist and reformist-oriented “constitutionalists” are opposed to seditious and subversive-oriented revolutionaries. In the ranks of the latter, moreover, is a trend which originated in the 19th century. Initiated by Lalor, Davitt and Connolly, from 1846 to 1916, the left wing of the Irish revolutionary movem…
“Native” Nationalism and Unionism
Cet article repose sur le postulat selon lequel les principales idéologies politiques propres à l’Irlande que sont le nationalisme et l’unionisme, constituent deux formes antinomiques de nationalisme : le premier se caractérisant par sa nature « autochtone », le second par sa dimension supranationale, sur le modèle britannique du nationalisme impérial. Si leurs origines profondes remontent indubitablement aux années 1790, leur rivalité n’apparut …
A Strikers’ “Soviet” in Belfast’? The Great Belfast Strike of 1919
The Great Belfast Strike of January–February 1919, although hardly explored until now, was part of the movement to reduce the working week, which affected large British industrial centres in the aftermath of the First World War. Apart from its longevity (four weeks), this social dispute was characterized by its organizational mode, which some, notably in the English and Irish press, went as far as to equate with that of a local soviet. Since revo…
Jeffrey Leddin, The “Labour Hercules”
Although actively involved in the Irish Revolution, the Irish Citizen Army (ICA) has garnered less attention from academics than the Irish Volunteers and the Irish Republican Army (IRA) since the island was effectively partitioned in 1922. This book goes some way to bridging that gap, as it is the second monograph by an academic on the workers’ militia, after Ann Matthews’s in 2014, in this decade of centenary celebrations. The books devoted to t…
Eva Gore-Booth
International audience
The Great Community
La Question irlandaise selon Marx et Engels vue sous un jour nouveau
International audience
Politics in the irish free state
International audience
The Great Community
Politics in the irish free state
International audience
A Strikers’ “Soviet” in Belfast’? The Great Belfast Strike of 1919
The Great Belfast Strike of January–February 1919, although hardly explored until now, was part of the movement to reduce the working week, which affected large British industrial centres in the aftermath of the First World War. Apart from its longevity (four weeks), this social dispute was characterized by its organizational mode, which some, notably in the English and Irish press, went as far as to equate with that of a local soviet. Since revo…
La Question irlandaise selon Marx et Engels vue sous un jour nouveau
International audience
Politics in the irish free state
International audience
La Question irlandaise selon Marx et Engels vue sous un jour nouveau
International audience
The Great Community
Eva Gore-Booth
International audience
Jeffrey Leddin, The “Labour Hercules”
Although actively involved in the Irish Revolution, the Irish Citizen Army (ICA) has garnered less attention from academics than the Irish Volunteers and the Irish Republican Army (IRA) since the island was effectively partitioned in 1922. This book goes some way to bridging that gap, as it is the second monograph by an academic on the workers’ militia, after Ann Matthews’s in 2014, in this decade of centenary celebrations. The books devoted to t…
Lalor, Davitt et Connolly, ou l’avènement de l’aile gauche du mouvement révolutionnaire irlandais, 1846-1916
Far from being monolithic, contemporary Irish nationalism is divided into several different and even antagonistic tendencies. Thus mainly legalist and reformist-oriented “constitutionalists” are opposed to seditious and subversive-oriented revolutionaries. In the ranks of the latter, moreover, is a trend which originated in the 19th century. Initiated by Lalor, Davitt and Connolly, from 1846 to 1916, the left wing of the Irish revolutionary movem…
“Native” Nationalism and Unionism
Cet article repose sur le postulat selon lequel les principales idéologies politiques propres à l’Irlande que sont le nationalisme et l’unionisme, constituent deux formes antinomiques de nationalisme : le premier se caractérisant par sa nature « autochtone », le second par sa dimension supranationale, sur le modèle britannique du nationalisme impérial. Si leurs origines profondes remontent indubitablement aux années 1790, leur rivalité n’apparut …
A Strikers’ “Soviet” in Belfast’? The Great Belfast Strike of 1919
The Great Belfast Strike of January–February 1919, although hardly explored until now, was part of the movement to reduce the working week, which affected large British industrial centres in the aftermath of the First World War. Apart from its longevity (four weeks), this social dispute was characterized by its organizational mode, which some, notably in the English and Irish press, went as far as to equate with that of a local soviet. Since revo…
Emmanuel D estenay , Conscription, US Intervention and the Transformation of Ireland, 1914-1918. Divergent Destinies , Londres, Bloomsbury Academic, 2022, 249 p
International audience
Eoin MacNeill
This collection of essays, published as part of the Decade of Centenaries, focuses on Eoin MacNeill, one of the figures of the Irish Revolution and post-revolutionary period. The latest joint volume dedicated to him dates back to 1973 with The Scholar Revolutionary: Eoin MacNeill, 1867-1945, edited by F. X. Martin and F. J. Byrne (Shannon, Irish University Press) – not to mention the biography by Michael Tierney, MacNeill’s son-in-law, published …
« Un “soviet” de grévistes à Belfast » ? La Grande Grève de Belfast de 1919
La Grande Grève de Belfast de janvier-février 1919 s’inscrivait dans le mouvement de réduction du temps de travail hebdomadaire qui toucha les grands centres industriels britanniques au lendemain de la Première Guerre mondiale. Outre sa longévité (quatre semaines), ce conflit social se caractérisa par son mode organisationnel que certains, notamment dans la presse, allèrent jusqu’à assimiler à celui d’un « soviet ». Étant donné que l’Irlande révo…
Utopian Impulse in Revolutionary Ireland
Although the socioeconomic dimension of the Irish Revolution has received academic recognition for several decades, many historians have nonetheless tended to downplay its historical significance, despite the large scale of social unrest and the emergence of an alternative organisational method, dubbed “soviet” after the council movement that sprang up in the 1917 Russian Revolution. In order to somewhat qualify the relevance of such an approach,…
Political science (10 obras) · Irish and British Studies (8 obras) · Politics (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · History (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Art (5 obras) · Irish (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras)