Mai 68 viewed from the Souths

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Frustrated hopes of the Tricontinental
4 May 2018, by Bachir Ben Barka

The Tricontinental Conference had brought the hope of living in freedom and dignity, breaking the shackles of colonialism and neo-colonial exploitation.
The Bandung Conference affirmed the right of peoples to be liberated from colonial domination and development. It became clear that the (…)
Pologne, Tchécoslovaquie, Yougoslavie : 1968 the antipodes of 1989
4 May 2018, by Catherine Samary

The movements discussed here concern Poland, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. Those movements share two general transversal aspects to the 1968’s in the world, despite different contexts. The first is the political radicalization of a new generation; the second is the revolutionary dynamic of (…)
Asia, révolution and reaction
4 May 2018, by Behar Abraham

The Vietnamese revolution and the split of the communist movement had considerable repercussions in the politicization and the thinking of student movements in Asia.
Abraham Behar proposes to analyze this phenomenon based on two examples: Japan and Pakistan.
In Japan, student politicization (…)

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