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Rebelling as a female in the 18th and 19th century literature. From Pamela to Jane Eyre: a path to equality? par Marion Lopez-Burette, publié le 23/09/2013: This article intends to study and compare the way Pamela, Richardson's early heroine of the novel genre, and Charlotte Brontë's romantic Jane, rebel. What follows will underscore the path trodden by female fictional characters in terms of shaping the individual, from the Enlightenment period to the romantic era. The patterns of entrapment and self-willed seclusion the protagonists are involved in function as incentives for rebellion. The ideals they rebel for play the role of living forces in a way that is meaningful to comprehend how the essence of rebellion evolved with time. No matter how much the protagonists' respective procedure may differ, from moral conservatism to personal answering of moral questions through rites of passage, the two female heroines are equally conscious of their value as human beings. Their handling of their hardships and their allegiance to God, however, points to the qualitative and quantitative evolution of the notion of equality.

“Break On Through (to the Other Side)”: An Overview of The Historiography of U.S. Conservatism in the Sixties par Aurélie Godet, publié le 30/04/2012: Since the 1990s, a new generation of American historians has been exploring the “other,” counter-countercultural side of the 1960s, focusing on either the higher echelons of conservative power, the work of conservative militants at the grassroots, or on the ideas of specific conservative thinkers. This article aims to review some of the existing literature, while providing insight into what a comprehensive history of the conservative sixties should also include.

Les nouveaux conservateurs et le thatchérisme : l'impossible rupture ? par Valérie Auda-André, publié le 09/04/2010: A la suite de l'élection de David Cameron au poste de leader en 2005, le renouvellement de l'équipe dirigeante, la nouvelle tonalité du discours conservateur et le projet de rénovation du parti ont contribué à alimenter la thèse d'une rupture avec l'héritage thatchérien. Cet article a pour objectif de tenter d'évaluer la pertinence de cette analyse en proposant un examen des principales caractéristiques et sources d'inspiration du "nouveau" conservatisme. Il s'agira également de tenter d'évaluer sa capacité à produire une nouvelle synthèse susceptible d'emporter l'adhésion au-delà du périmètre électoral naturel du parti conservateur et de marginaliser durablement les opposants dans son propre camp.

Coming in from the Cold? The Thatcher Legacy, Devolution and Cameron’s Conservatives in Scotland 1979-2009 par Peter Lynch, publié le 23/02/2010: In opposition, Conservative leaders such as Margaret Thatcher and David Cameron adopted quite different strategies to deal with Scotland and devolution. Mrs Thatcher's intention was to avoid splitting her own party over the devolution issue in advance of the 1979 devolution referendum,with an emphasis on party management. Cameron has had to deal with a more complex picture due to the institutional reality of devolution, the unpopularity of the Conservatives in Scotland and the election of the SNP government in 2007. This environment brought a cautious but positive approach to Scotland from Cameron, involving five different strands of territorial management in preparation for the 2010 UK general election.

Conservatism in American Political Culture: the Example of Irving Kristol par Aurélie Godet , publié le 04/05/2007: Aurélie Godet s'interroge ici sur le statut de l'idéologie conservatrice aux Etats-Unis, remettant en cause l'idée d'une tradition conservatrice ancrée dans le pays au profit d'une idéologie qui se développe en réaction à une conjoncture sociale ou économique particulière.

The Paradoxes and Crisis of Contemporary Conservatism par David O'Brien , publié le 24/04/2007: A partir d'une définition de 5 piliers du conservatisme américain, David O'Brien nous explique comment l'action des élites conservatrices américaines au cours des 25 dernières années a conduit à un renversement de ces valeurs menant à la crise qui s'est révélée dans l'échec électoral des républicains en novembre 2006.