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Fruit de la réflexion menée dans le cadre des Journées d’études qui se sont tenues à l’Université de Perpignan en septembre 2015, le présent ouvrage tente de comprendre, à travers un dialogue scientifique interdisciplinaire, comment les élites romaines se mettent en scène dans les différents espaces de la cité, alors même qu’espace public et espace privé tendent progressivement à se compléter, à s’articuler, voire à se confondre. Dès lors, il s’agit de s’interroger sur les stratégies de représentation, sur la manière dont ces élites utilisent ces espaces de « l’entre-deux », mettent à profit cette ambiguïté, pour construire leur propre discours dans l’espace urbain entendu au sens large – espace civique mais aussi privé – et pérenniser ainsi la memoria familiale. Fondée sur des sources documentaires multiples, allant des écrits littéraires et épigraphiques aux monuments et aux images, notre analyse envisage la diversité des espaces romains de l’arc occidental méditerranéen, depuis la période républicaine jusqu’à l’antiquité tardive, pour tenter de percevoir les lignes de force qui se retrouvent sur le temps long.

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This book explores the changing nature of social movements and economic elites in post-Second World War Europe. In the years following 1945, Europe faced diverse challenges connected by the overriding question of how the reconstruction of the continent should proceed. For the Central Powers, the implementation lay in the hands of the Allied occupying forces who organised the process of denazification and the establishment of a new economic order. In countries without military occupation, there was a deep gap between the new governmental forces and the former collaborators. In both cases, social movements which were formed by anti-fascists on the left of the political spectrum assumed the task of social reorganisation. The chapters in this book explore the discourses about economic systems and their elites which moved to the fore across a range of European countries, uncovering who was involved, what resistance these social movements faced and how these ultimately failed in the West to bring about change, while in Eastern Europe Stalinism forcibly imposed change.

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