Alexandre DUPONT

A graduate of the École Normale Supérieure and former member of the Casa de Velázquez, Alexandre Dupont is currently Associate Professor at l’université de Strasbourg. His research focuses on transnational counter-revolutionary circulations, popular resistance to liberalism in rural settings, and a study of borders during the nineteenth century as a specific scale for politics. He is the author of Une internationale blanche. Histoire d’une mobilisation royaliste entre France et Espagne dans les années 1870, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2020, a book that was drawn from his doctoral thesis, as well as numerous articles and book chapters on exiles and political circulations beyond borders.

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“Arrival of don Carlos at the bridge in Arnéguy, French border,” Le Monde illustré, weekly newspaper, Paris, 1857-1940.
“Arrival of don Carlos at the bridge in Arnéguy, French border,” Le Monde illustré, weekly newspaper, Paris, 1857-1940.
Migrations in Europe

Border, Belonging, and Circulations in the Pyrenees during the Modern Period

Alexandre DUPONT
Bordalo Pinheiro, “Revolta da Maria da Fonte” (engraving), in A Ilustração, 1846, v. II, p. 71.
Gender and Europe

The gender of the counter-revolution during the nineteenth century

Alexandre DUPONT

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