African Women and Collective Mobilisation (1940s–1970s)

African Women and Collective Mobilisation (1940s–1970s)
No 255, 2016/2 - 204 pages

African Women and Collective Mobilisation (1940s–1970s)

Pages 3 to 16

Re-Reading Decolonisation in Francophone Africa through the Lens of Gender

By Emmanuelle Bouilly, Ophélie Rillon

Pages 17 to 33

Macoucou in Beijing. The International Arena: A Political Resource for African Women in the 1940s and 1950s

By Pascale Barthélémy
Pages 35 to 55

“If only I could have been a bomb, I would have exploded”: Algerian women communist militants, between assignation and subversion of gender roles (1944–1962)

By Pierre-Jean Le Foll-Luciani
Pages 57 to 70

The Chatouilleuses Movement: Gender and Violence in Political Action in Mayotte (1966-1976)

By Mamaye Idriss
Pages 71 to 85

Women’s Mobilisations in French Cameroon in the 1940s-1950s : The Gender Order and Colonial Order Fractured

By Rose Ndengue
Pages 87 to 101

When Local Women Activists ‘Act Tough’. Gender and Political Violence at the Turn of Independence in French Sudan

By Ophélie Rillon
Pages 103 to 118

The Faces of Emancipation: The Action of Messalist Women during the Algerian Revolution

By Nedjib Sidi Moussa
Pages 119 to 135

Gender Making and National Meaning in Young Christian Organisations in Cameroon (1940s-1950s)

By Charlotte Walker-Said

Homage

Pages 137 to 159

Over the Course of a Century: Recollections and Historical Reflections (1916–2016)

By Rolande Trempé

Review Essay

Pages 161 to 194

Review Essay