Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga
Biographic Data
| ID | 4101754 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marie-Pierre Arrizabalaga |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marie-Pierre |
| FAMILY NAME | Arrizabalaga |
| SIGNATURE | ARRIZABALAGA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | École des hautes études en sciences sociales |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Women, Migration, and Aging in the Americas
Women, Inheritance and Empowerment
Using archival data from three different projects, this paper intends to show that in the past 250 years, Basques of southwestern France have been confronted with a succession of three different legal systems: the unequal Customs of the Ancien Re ́gime, imposing single impartible inheritance by transferring all assets to first-born male or female heirs, the egalitarian laws of the Civil Code of 1804, imposing equal partible inheritance between al…
Les systèmes familiaux. De la cartographie des modes d’héritage aux dynamiques de la reproduction familiale et sociale
Cet article tente de faire la synthèse des évolutions majeures qui touchent les travaux relatifs aux structures familiales depuis la fin du Moyen Âge jusqu’à la fin du xix e siècle. Il tente de montrer comment cette historiographie, qui s’est d’abord attachée à cartographier les systèmes d’organisation familiale et d’héritage est, depuis une trentaine d’années, plus attentive, à la fois à l’analyse des évolutions diachroniques de ces systèmes et …
Le choix des prénoms des Français en Californie intérieure (1880-1940)
Cet article a pour objectif premier d’utiliser la prénomination comme un des indicateurs dans l’étude genrée du processus d’acculturation d’une communauté française établie à l’intérieur des terres de Californie entre 1880 et 1940 à l’époque de la conquête de l’Ouest américain. Cette étude est ici envisagée par la comparaison des prénoms des immigrants nés en France et résidant dans le comté de Kern avec les prénoms de leurs enfants nés aux États…
Anne-Lise Head-KÖNIG (en collaboration avec Peter POZSGAI), Inheritance Practices, Marriage Strategies and Household Formation in European Rural Societies , Turnhout, Brepols, 2012, 337 p
Alain Bideau & Sergio Odilon Nadalin, Une Communauté allemande au Brésil. De l’immigration aux contacts culturels, xix e - xx e siècle , Paris, Ined, 2011, 199 p
Destins de femmes dans les Pyrénées au xixe siècle
L’etude de 120 genealogies basques au xixe siecle indique qu’au sein des familles de proprietaires, un enfant, fils ou fille, aine ou cadet (souvent une fille ainee ou cadette), heritait du patrimoine familial, un ou deux autres, filles ou garcons, epousaient un heritier ou une heritiere, et enfin, les autres s’etablissaient en milieu rural, en ville ou en Amerique. Des etudes recentes sur les successions au Pays basque au xixe siecle (et ailleur…
Basque women and urban migration in the 19th century
A study of reconstituted families reveals that in the 19th century, Basque women from propertied families appear to have migration patterns different from their brothers and from sharecroppers' daughters. When these women could not inherit the family property or marry an heir in the village, they frequently chose the urban option rather than emigration to America, often remained single, mainly took unskilled jobs, and returned to the villages of …
Succession strategies in the Pyrenees in the 19th century
Basque customs in the Old Regime dictated the traditional succession rules of aînesse intégrale, which entitled the first-born male or female child to inherit all family assets (house and land) upon marriage. He or she was then to cohabit with the parents as a stem family, thus securing the transition and continuity of the house. With the implementation of the Civil Code in the 19th century, these ancient succession practices were abolished, forc…
Family transmission in Eurasian perspective
Pyrenean Marriage Strategies in the Nineteenth Century
Marriage strategies in the rural Basque country of the nineteenth century differed according to social background and gender. Propertied families had more diversified strategies than landless families as a result of persistent single inheritance practices, population growth, urbanization, and industrialization which generated massive emigration. Propertied families helped some of their children to settle in local rural villages and others to emig…
The Stem Family in the French Basque Country
Land-owners in Sare continued to practice impartible inheritance in the nine teenth century in order to protect the family house and the eco-demographic equilibrium of the community. But these practices, which in the Ancien Régime prescribed the selection of the first-born male or female child (aînesse intégrale), evolved in the nineteenth century as a great number of household heads opted for the selection of any male or female child to inherit …
Réseaux et choix migratoires au Pays Basque
Les choix migratoires des populations de Sare au XIXe siècle variaient considérablement selon les ressources économiques des familles. Les options migratoires et professionnelles restaient relativement endogames pour les métayers d'une part car leur survie économique dépendait de la solidarité familiale dans le milieu rural agricole et d'autre part, pour les plus aisés car ils avaient les moyens d'établir confortablement tous leurs descendants da…
Succession strategies in the Pyrenees in the 19th century
Basque customs in the Old Regime dictated the traditional succession rules of aînesse intégrale, which entitled the first-born male or female child to inherit all family assets (house and land) upon marriage. He or she was then to cohabit with the parents as a stem family, thus securing the transition and continuity of the house. With the implementation of the Civil Code in the 19th century, these ancient succession practices were abolished, forc…
Pyrenean Marriage Strategies in the Nineteenth Century
Marriage strategies in the rural Basque country of the nineteenth century differed according to social background and gender. Propertied families had more diversified strategies than landless families as a result of persistent single inheritance practices, population growth, urbanization, and industrialization which generated massive emigration. Propertied families helped some of their children to settle in local rural villages and others to emig…
The Stem Family in the French Basque Country
Land-owners in Sare continued to practice impartible inheritance in the nine teenth century in order to protect the family house and the eco-demographic equilibrium of the community. But these practices, which in the Ancien Régime prescribed the selection of the first-born male or female child (aînesse intégrale), evolved in the nineteenth century as a great number of household heads opted for the selection of any male or female child to inherit …
Basque women and urban migration in the 19th century
A study of reconstituted families reveals that in the 19th century, Basque women from propertied families appear to have migration patterns different from their brothers and from sharecroppers' daughters. When these women could not inherit the family property or marry an heir in the village, they frequently chose the urban option rather than emigration to America, often remained single, mainly took unskilled jobs, and returned to the villages of …
Réseaux et choix migratoires au Pays Basque
Les choix migratoires des populations de Sare au XIXe siècle variaient considérablement selon les ressources économiques des familles. Les options migratoires et professionnelles restaient relativement endogames pour les métayers d'une part car leur survie économique dépendait de la solidarité familiale dans le milieu rural agricole et d'autre part, pour les plus aisés car ils avaient les moyens d'établir confortablement tous leurs descendants da…
The Stem Family in the French Basque Country
Land-owners in Sare continued to practice impartible inheritance in the nine teenth century in order to protect the family house and the eco-demographic equilibrium of the community. But these practices, which in the Ancien Régime prescribed the selection of the first-born male or female child (aînesse intégrale), evolved in the nineteenth century as a great number of household heads opted for the selection of any male or female child to inherit …
Basque women and urban migration in the 19th century
A study of reconstituted families reveals that in the 19th century, Basque women from propertied families appear to have migration patterns different from their brothers and from sharecroppers' daughters. When these women could not inherit the family property or marry an heir in the village, they frequently chose the urban option rather than emigration to America, often remained single, mainly took unskilled jobs, and returned to the villages of …
Succession strategies in the Pyrenees in the 19th century
Basque customs in the Old Regime dictated the traditional succession rules of aînesse intégrale, which entitled the first-born male or female child to inherit all family assets (house and land) upon marriage. He or she was then to cohabit with the parents as a stem family, thus securing the transition and continuity of the house. With the implementation of the Civil Code in the 19th century, these ancient succession practices were abolished, forc…
Family transmission in Eurasian perspective
Pyrenean Marriage Strategies in the Nineteenth Century
Marriage strategies in the rural Basque country of the nineteenth century differed according to social background and gender. Propertied families had more diversified strategies than landless families as a result of persistent single inheritance practices, population growth, urbanization, and industrialization which generated massive emigration. Propertied families helped some of their children to settle in local rural villages and others to emig…
Destins de femmes dans les Pyrénées au xixe siècle
L’etude de 120 genealogies basques au xixe siecle indique qu’au sein des familles de proprietaires, un enfant, fils ou fille, aine ou cadet (souvent une fille ainee ou cadette), heritait du patrimoine familial, un ou deux autres, filles ou garcons, epousaient un heritier ou une heritiere, et enfin, les autres s’etablissaient en milieu rural, en ville ou en Amerique. Des etudes recentes sur les successions au Pays basque au xixe siecle (et ailleur…
Anne-Lise Head-KÖNIG (en collaboration avec Peter POZSGAI), Inheritance Practices, Marriage Strategies and Household Formation in European Rural Societies , Turnhout, Brepols, 2012, 337 p
Alain Bideau & Sergio Odilon Nadalin, Une Communauté allemande au Brésil. De l’immigration aux contacts culturels, xix e - xx e siècle , Paris, Ined, 2011, 199 p
Les systèmes familiaux. De la cartographie des modes d’héritage aux dynamiques de la reproduction familiale et sociale
Cet article tente de faire la synthèse des évolutions majeures qui touchent les travaux relatifs aux structures familiales depuis la fin du Moyen Âge jusqu’à la fin du xix e siècle. Il tente de montrer comment cette historiographie, qui s’est d’abord attachée à cartographier les systèmes d’organisation familiale et d’héritage est, depuis une trentaine d’années, plus attentive, à la fois à l’analyse des évolutions diachroniques de ces systèmes et …
Le choix des prénoms des Français en Californie intérieure (1880-1940)
Cet article a pour objectif premier d’utiliser la prénomination comme un des indicateurs dans l’étude genrée du processus d’acculturation d’une communauté française établie à l’intérieur des terres de Californie entre 1880 et 1940 à l’époque de la conquête de l’Ouest américain. Cette étude est ici envisagée par la comparaison des prénoms des immigrants nés en France et résidant dans le comté de Kern avec les prénoms de leurs enfants nés aux États…
Women, Inheritance and Empowerment
Using archival data from three different projects, this paper intends to show that in the past 250 years, Basques of southwestern France have been confronted with a succession of three different legal systems: the unequal Customs of the Ancien Re ́gime, imposing single impartible inheritance by transferring all assets to first-born male or female heirs, the egalitarian laws of the Civil Code of 1804, imposing equal partible inheritance between al…
Women, Migration, and Aging in the Americas
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