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Mathieu Rigouste

Independent researcher in social sciences and the author of The Enemy Within: A Colonial and Military Genealogy of Security Directives in Contemporary France (La Decouverte, 2009) and Un seul héros le peuple. La contre-insurrection mise en échec par les soulèvements populaires de décembre 1960, PMN Editions, Paris, 2020.

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  • The image depicts a crowded bus at night. Several people are visible through the windows, some looking out while others appear to be engaged in conversation. The bus is dark, possibly painted black, and has a classic design with multiple windows. The expressions of the individuals range from curious to contemplative, highlighting a moment of shared experience among the passengers. The scene captures a sense of movement and typical urban life. France: Police Violence as Part of Colonial History Mathieu Rigouste · June 2022 In France, at a time when there is increasing public controversy over the role of the police, there is also a tendency to forget the colonial origins of state brutality. And the influence of the transmission of a certain “know-how” acquired during Algeria’s war of independence still perceptible (…)
  • Algeria’s Independence: The Forgotten Protests that Forged a Nation Mathieu Rigouste · February 2017 By the end of 1957, France claimed political dissent in Algieria had been eradicated. Yet soon the Algerian people were to take to the streets to reclaim their independence in a chapter that remains largely unknown.
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