Les Maisons du Peuple comme espaces de politisation: Étude de la coopérative ouvrière La Paix à Roubaix (1885-1914)

• Autores: Paula Cossart, Julien Talpin
• Localización: Revue française de science politique, ISSN 0035-2950, Vol. 62, Nº 4, 2012, págs. 583-610
• Idioma: francés
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• Resumen

  • R esearch on politicization has stressed the role of specific social spaces on the development of political practices, or even of a political conscious- ness, among the more dominated individuals. But People's Houses have drawn little attention so far.

    This article examines the one created by the socia- list cooperative La Paix in Roubaix, from 1885 to 1914. We study its role of sociability. The analysis of the politicization of workers' traditional socia- bility leads us to tackle its effects on individuals and groups who attended La Paix. We emphasize the difficulty to track precisely individual trajecto- ries of politicization. But attendance to the People's House might have been a springboard for a political career and, more generally, fostered the formation of a local working-class consciousness.