Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne
Between the two world wars, emigration from colonized Algeria was characterized by a noria phenomenon that encouraged the perpetuation of a rural peasantry then heading for deconstruction. Emigration was also intensified by a concomitant break by individual men leaving their home communities, someti...
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Université de Provence
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| description | Between the two world wars, emigration from colonized Algeria was characterized by a noria phenomenon that encouraged the perpetuation of a rural peasantry then heading for deconstruction. Emigration was also intensified by a concomitant break by individual men leaving their home communities, sometimes for years or even permanently. Through new sources, this article proposes, a re-reading of the emigrant amjah figure originally delineated by Abdelmalek Sayad. A review of missing persons claims filed by abandoned or worried families with colonial administrators permit a reassessment of these immigrants, many of whom, far from being ‘lost’ in the Paris area, joined the labor force and rebuilt their lives with their French or immigrant wives. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f8c84a3353814c869733e492f0b2356a2024-02-13T15:20:33ZengUniversité de ProvenceRevue des Mondes Musulmans et de la Méditerranée0997-13272105-22712018-11-01144vol 14410.4000/remmm.11699Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienneEmmanuel BlanchardBetween the two world wars, emigration from colonized Algeria was characterized by a noria phenomenon that encouraged the perpetuation of a rural peasantry then heading for deconstruction. Emigration was also intensified by a concomitant break by individual men leaving their home communities, sometimes for years or even permanently. Through new sources, this article proposes, a re-reading of the emigrant amjah figure originally delineated by Abdelmalek Sayad. A review of missing persons claims filed by abandoned or worried families with colonial administrators permit a reassessment of these immigrants, many of whom, far from being ‘lost’ in the Paris area, joined the labor force and rebuilt their lives with their French or immigrant wives.https://journals.openedition.org/remmm/11699migrationscolonizationAlgeriaadministrationsrequestspleas |
| spellingShingle | Emmanuel Blanchard Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne Revue des Mondes Musulmans et de la Méditerranée migrations colonization Algeria administrations requests pleas |
| title | Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne |
| title_full | Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne |
| title_fullStr | Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne |
| title_full_unstemmed | Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne |
| title_short | Des Kabyles « perdus » en région parisienne |
| title_sort | des kabyles perdus en region parisienne |
| topic | migrations colonization Algeria administrations requests pleas |
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