L'île d'Anjouan figure de la balkanisation de l'archipel des Comores by François Taglioni

“…Union of the Comoros is experiencing chronic political instability since its independence in 1975. From coups attempts to coup, from constitutional developments to national reconciliation, the Union is fragile and tries to resist with an endemic balkanization. …”
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Historia y memoria del trabajo forzado del sistema concentracionario franquista by Juan Carlos García-Funes, Fernando Mendiola Gonzalo

“…Captivity and forced labour played a key role in the construction of the New State after the military coup in July 1936. In spite of this importance, there is still an important lack of knowledge about its roots, logics and development when giving an overall picture about Franco’s dictatorship. …”
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Des généraux contre la transition démocratique. Armée, anticommunisme et déstabilisation de la démocratie en Espagne (1975-1982) by Matthieu Trouvé

“…This anticommunism was visible in four areas: their hostility to the political reforms carried out by the Suárez government; their strong opposition to the legalization of trade-unions and the PCE; the politicization of a few generals who had close ties to the extreme right-wing; and finally, the involvement of several officers in acts of political violence and coup attempts. The anticommunism of parts of the Spanish armed forces—which resulted from an overestimated fear of seeing the PCE return to power—can be understood as a way to justify their resisting the process of democratization. …”
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«La política es winka, la historia es mapuche». Alleanze, conflitti e trasformazioni all’interno della pratica politica mapuche by Olivia Casagrande

“…This process was brutally interrupted by the coup of Pinochet, whose violent repression has contributed to reshape the contraposition according to the previous axis Mapuche-winka (non-Mapuche). …”
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La guerre civile, châtiment de la société de la Deuxième République dans Le Lendemain de la victoire, de Louis Veuillot (1849). La fiction au service de la lutte antisocialiste... by Ivan Burel

“…Moreover, through this civil war presented as a punishment to come, Veuillot intends to expose the idea of a military coup, designed to prevent this apocalyptical conflict.…”
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Deux Hollandaises à Trévoux (1788-1797) : voyage d’agrément ou engagement politique ? by Myriam Everard

“…The proclamation of the Batavian Republic in 1795 inspired them to write a jubilant poem, but they only returned home a few months before the radical coup of January 1798. They immediately settled in the capital of the Republic, The Hague, and placed their pens at the service of the new regime. …”
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Savoir intime dans l’apprentissage de l’écriture by Sandra Cadiou

“…Our corpus (semi-directed interviews, courses, written texts) is treated with a 3-step methodology (the already-there, the test and the post-coup) which allows the construction of cases. According to our results, the psychic work induced by the learning of writing would create intimate knowledge of the subject's position about the enjoyment and then could be an important parameter.…”
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Violence fondatrice, mémoires de la dictature et politiques de la reconnaissance by Ricardo Salas Astrain

“…The main idea behind is that the 1973 military coup is not a random violent act or a new phenomenon, but it is part of an ongoing “logic of negation” present in Chilean society, which has marked the space-time of sociability ours, and therefore refers both to a question connected with memory both long and short duration as the reparation of victims that is part of a politics of recognition. …”
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La crise de Crimée (mars 2014) : comment en est-on arrivé là ? by Yann Richard

“…The annexation of the Crimea is undoubtedly a covert annexation. It is a coup as well as a clear rejection of the elementary requirements of international law. …”
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From a Habit to a Husband by Danson Sylvester Kahyana

“…Data is collected through a close reading of the play under analysis, within the socio-political context in which it was written and produced, that is, the politically turbulent decade following Uganda's flag independence in 1962, characterised "among others" by events like the abolition of kingdoms by the Prime Minister, Milton Obote, and his ouster in a military coup by his army commander, General Idi Amin, on 25 January, 1971. …”
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The crisis of the señorial society and the status malaise of the elites in Chile by Danilo Martuccelli

“…On this basis, an analytical reasoning is presented in three moments – the first marked by the validity of the ideal type of señorial society; the second, by its crisis in the 1970s and by the recomposition of the elite domain after the coup d'état, when there was a successful restructuring of classes and parties and an insufficient status restoration; and the third moment characterized by the specificity of the current malaise of the elites in Chile which, unlike other political or economic crises, has its focus on the status order. …”
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The Post-Authoritarian Chilean Party System between Continuity and Change by Uğur Tekiner

“…This article aims to examine to what extent the post-authoritarian Chilean party system changed in comparison to the period prior to the 1973 coup. Based on an analysis of the period from 1990 until 2010 against the background of the pre-1973 period and the military dictatorship (1973-1990), the main argument of this article is that the post-authoritarian Chilean party system oscillated between continuity and change. …”
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Engagement militant et politisation des mobilisations au sein des oppositions urbaines à Istanbul by Clémence Petit

“…Beyond the distance they usually show towards politics – a condition of legitimacy in the securitarian system introduced in Turkey after the 1980 coup d’etat - these urban movements are going through struggles for defining the place of the political in the mobilisation. …”
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The state makes migration—and migration makes the state? by Lorenzo Ghione

“…This paper explores the relationship between migration politics and authoritarian regime consolidation in Tunisia, focusing on the period following President Kaïs Saïed’s coup in 2021. The study contributes to the growing literature on migration and state-building by showing how migration politics shapes and is shaped by authoritarian regimes. …”
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Escuadras de la muerte : militares, Falange y terrorismo en la II República by Roberto Muñoz Bolaños

“…Its objective was to obtain a position of political primacy in the New State that will arise after the coup d'état that toppled the Second Republic. This second strategy had a notable success, as FE de las JONS became the most important Spanish political force immediately after the uprising and all along the Francoist period.…”
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Komunistyczna rewolucja w Niemczech w ujęciu teorii rewolucji permanentnej Lwa Trockiego by Jakub Skrzyniarz

“…In 1923, the Bolsheviks were convinced that the time was right for a revolution, so they pressured the German communists to carry out an armed coup. The attempt to seize power failed, shattering hopes for an international revolution and delivering a significant blow to Trotsky.…”
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La Guerra de España en el contexto de la crisis internacional de entreguerras by David Jorge

“…In Spain (1936-1939), the non-resurrection of the international order emanated from Versailles originated a new world war. A coup not exempt from exogenous elements and which led to a dramatic balance of forces was followed by international war on Spanish soil, determined by the correlation of international interventions and retractions in a greater extent than by the national elements themselves. …”
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The Pact of Baghdad on Account of its Effect to Relationship of Turkish - Arabian by Mustafa Bostancı

“…Iraq Government officially announced its secession from Baghdad Pact in 1959 upon the military coup of General Kasım, which was replaced by a new convention including the USA with the new center in Ankara. …”
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İç Savaştan Devlet Başkanlığı Seçimine: Liberya’da Kalıcı Barış ve İstikrar Ne Derece Mümkün? by Engin AVCI

“…Liberia, founded by emancipated slaves from the US in the 19th century, was relatively stabilized by the intervention of the ECOWAS and the UN in 2003 after the military coup in 1980 and the civil war in 1989. The United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) of which drawdown process was started after the responsibility of security taken over by Liberian government in 2016, was closed completely in 2018. …”
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Lessons Learned by Yugoslav Military Experts from the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan 1979-1981 by A. Y. Timofeev

“…Afghanistan was not among diplomatic, or military priorities for Yugoslavia. After the coup in Afghanistan on April 27, 1978, relations between the two countries, previously rather formal, deteriorated, as Kabul started to move away from the non-alignment movement taking a pro-Soviet orientation. …”
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