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Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
V-8
POL07
New Perspectives on Internationalism. Writing the History of the European Counter-Revolution in the 19th Century
Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
The presentation will focus on the intelligence activity for the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies carried out by secret agents and diplomatic missions. It will shed
light on transnational geographies of the Bourbon control and inter-state conservative networks with the common aim of political surveillance, particularly on exiles moving across the Mediterranean. Alexandre Dupont : Global Agents of the Counterrevolution This presentation will focus on the secret agents and brokers who traveled the Atlantic world to raise transnational support in favor of royalist struggles. It will underline their key role in the structuration of a counter-revolutionary international throughout the century, especially in the transatlantic connections which grew between causes apparently ... (Show more) This presentation will focus on the secret agents and brokers who traveled the Atlantic world to raise transnational support in favor of royalist struggles. It will underline their key role in the structuration of a counter-revolutionary international throughout the century, especially in the transatlantic connections which grew between causes apparently very different, such as Carlism and the Confederacy. (Show less)
Simon Sarlin : Women, Gender and Counter-revolutionary Internationalism This presentation will examine the role that princesses such as Maria Sophie of Wittelsbach, Maria Theresa and Maria de las Nieves of Braganza or Marie Beatrice of Austria-Este, have played within the Royalist International, either through their personal role in shaping partisan structures and solidarity networks, or as a point ... (Show more) This presentation will examine the role that princesses such as Maria Sophie of Wittelsbach, Maria Theresa and Maria de las Nieves of Braganza or Marie Beatrice of Austria-Este, have played within the Royalist International, either through their personal role in shaping partisan structures and solidarity networks, or as a point of reference for counter-revolutionary mobilizations, in particular for royalist women's actions. (Show less)
Pierre Triomphe : From National to International Commitment, French Royalists and Civil Wars in Portugal and Spain in the Early 1830’s The presentation will examine the participation of members of the failed French royalist uprising of 1832, such as Marshall Bourmont or Auguste de La Rochejaquelein, in the Miguelist and Carlist War in 1833 and 1834. The paper will analyze their conception of a European fight against the forces of ... (Show more) The presentation will examine the participation of members of the failed French royalist uprising of 1832, such as Marshall Bourmont or Auguste de La Rochejaquelein, in the Miguelist and Carlist War in 1833 and 1834. The paper will analyze their conception of a European fight against the forces of Evil and in favor of social order, and their conviction that destinies of monarchies were linked throughout the Mediterranean world. (Show less)
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