Le libéralisme caméléon
Les libéraux sous le Second Empire (1848-1870)
Abstract
What does "liberal" mean? The answer is less obvious than it seems. Liberalism feeds on ambiguities, paradoxes, and defies political labels. Between history and sociology, this book studies the political and intellectual itinerary of liberals after the revolution of 1848. In the effervescent period of the 1860s, personalities such as Émile Ollivier, Anatole Prévost-Paradol and Édouard Laboulaye worked to create a "liberal party" that would reshuffle the political cards. In the wake of Tocqueville, they imagined the conditions of a liberal government in a democracy, which would accommodate both the monarchy and the republic. A new liberalism is emerging.
Keywords
liberalism; history; France; politics; 19th centuryWebshop link
https://www.7switch.com/fr/ebo ...ISBN
9782848679259, 9782848678627Publisher
Presses universitaires de Franche-ComtéPublisher website
http://books.openedition.org/pufcPublication date and place
Besançon, 2022Series
Les Cahiers de la MSHE Ledoux,Classification
European history

