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Le creuset francais : Histoire de l'immigration
Le Creuset français est désormais un " classique " sur l'immigration. Dans le débat passionnel que suscite ce thème, Gérard Noiriel fait entendre la voix de l'histoire et de la raison. Il propose de rendre compte de l'immigration dans son ensemble, sans s'en tenir aux seuls cas particuliers. L'immigration n'est pas un fait extérieur mais un problème interne à la société française contemporaine.
441 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1988
About the author
Gérard Noiriel
55 books12 followersGérard Noiriel is a French historian.
He is one of the pioneers of immigration history in France. He has also focused on the history of the working class, as well as on interdisciplinary and epistemological questions in history. In this regard, he contributed to the development of socio-historical studies and was involved in founding the journal Genèses. He is a director of studies at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS).
He is one of the pioneers of immigration history in France. He has also focused on the history of the working class, as well as on interdisciplinary and epistemological questions in history. In this regard, he contributed to the development of socio-historical studies and was involved in founding the journal Genèses. He is a director of studies at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS).
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October 24, 2024
TELLEMENT intéressant, j’ai adoré
August 25, 2011
This book is really a tool to help you see things in a different perspective. From now on, I will now what the meaning of the words "étranger," "immigré" and "français" carry within themselves. Because this book helped me to understand what historical meaning lies behind the words we use in our everyday life and, hence, because it helped realize how our thoughts are shaped by the past, I think it is a must-read for anyone interested to know where the "immigration problem" came from.
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