Custom and citizenship: From the status of colonies to one of overseas local councils (notice n° 483488)

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Title Custom and citizenship: From the status of colonies to one of overseas local councils
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2018.<br/>
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General note 40
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Summary, etc. Citizenship in the French overseas territories is still linked to custom. This situation is the result of three historical evolutions: In the second colonial empire, custom was used as a stigma to justify the denial of citizenship to native people. During the post‑war period, when it was associated with a type of local citizenship, it was seen either as a lesser evil, or as a sign of autonomy. In French Guiana, the unofficial custom of Amerindian and Maroon peoples implies that they were treated as “independent peoples,” then as common law citizens.
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Note Ethnologie française | 48 | 1 | 2018-01-17 | p. 27-36 | 0046-2616
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