Constitution of Year III
Le Constitutionnel
constitutions
and balance of power
era of constitutions
Constitutions of Year I and Year II
consumers’ associations
consumption
contract . See also reciprocity. social contract
contradiction
contrat de pacotille
Convention
co-operatives. See also workers’ companies, workers’ associations
de Cormenin
corporations
corruption
councils. See clubs
counter-revolution. See also reaction
Courbet, Gustave
Cour des comptes
Cousin, Victor
credit. See also interest
and time
liberty of
organisation of
public
right to
Crédit foncier
Crémieux, Adolphe
criticism
Cuvier, Georges Frédéric
D
daguerreotype
Dana, Charles A.
Danton, Georges Jacques
Darimon, Louis-Alfred
decentralisation
as more effective
Declaration des droits et des devoirs de l’homme et du citoyen
Déjacque, Joseph
democracy
ancient Greece
and majority rule
as abolition of the State
fear of the People
industrial
socialistic
tendency towards
versus republic
La Démocratie Pacifique
Democritus of Thrace
department
deputies
Descartes, René
Deschamps, M. E.
despotism
de Staël, Madame
de Warville, J.P. Brissot
dialectic
dictatorship
Dillard, Dudley
direct government
direct legislation
Directorate
distributive justice
divine right
division of labour
divorce
Doctrinaires
Douglas, Dorothy W.
droit d’aubaine
Droz, J.
dual power
Duclerc, Charles
Dufaure, Jules Armand
Dunoyer, M.
Dupin, Pierre-Charles-François
Duprat, Pascal
E
eclecticism
economic forces
economics
as discipline. See political economy
relation to politics
Edinburgh Review
education
free
Edwards, Stewart
Ehrenberg, John
Eighteenth of Brumaire
election of positions
electoral politics
Ellerman, David
eminent domain
emphyteusis
empire
Engels, Friedrich
entertainment
free/state sponsored
equality
commerce as a cause of
of income
equilibrium
Ewerbeck, Hermann
exchange
contractual nature of
exchange value
exploitation, See also surplus value
F
Falloux, Frédéric-Alfred-Pierre, comte de
family
farm-rent. See ground-rent, rent
Faucher, Léonard Joseph Léon
Faure, Sébastien
federalism. See also federation
federation
agricultural-industrial
and separation
composition and decomposition of
economic
futility of insurrection
feminism
feudalism
industrial
von Feuerbach, Ludwig Andreas
Fichte, Johann Gottlieb
First International. See International Workingmen’s Association
Flocon, Ferdinand
force. See also violence
force majeure
foreign policy
French
foreign trade
customs
postrevolutionary
Foucault, Michel
Fourier, François Marie Charles
de Franc, Meynard
Franco-Prussian war
fraternity
free credit
freedom. See also liberty
of assembly
of teaching [liberté de l’enseignement]
Freedom (newspaper)
free trade
free will
French Revolution
Friedman, Milton
G
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Garnier-Pagès, Louis-Antoine
garnisaires
Gemie, Sharif
general will
de Genoude, Antoine Eugene
geography
German Confederation
Gesell, Silvio
de Girardin, Émile
Girondins
Gluckstein, Donny
gold. See money: specie
Goldman, Emma
government. See also the State
inherently counterrevolutionary
ministries
postrevolutionary
representative
tendency towards complexity
governmentalism. See also politics
Great Revolution. See French Revolution
greed
Greene, William B.
Grotius, Hugo
ground-rent. See also rent
Grun, Karl
guaranteeism
Guérin, Daniel
guilds
and masterships
Guillaume, James
Guillaumin, Gilbert-Urbain
Guizot, François Pierre Guillaume
Gutenberg, Johannes
H
de Hauranne, Duvergier
Haymarket police riot (1886)
von Haynau, Julius Jacob
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
Helvetic federation
Hennequin, Joseph
Herzen, Alexander
Hobbes, Thomas
Hoffman, Robert L.
Holy Alliance
House of Bourbon
Hume, David
Hyams, Edward
I
idealism
in philosophy
ideas
ideology
imperative mandate [mandat imperatif ]
imperialism
increase. See aubaine
independence
industrialisation
industrial tribunals [prud’hommes]
Industrial Workers of the World
industry
alleged nostalgia for pre-industrial economic forms
large-scale
inequality
natural
infinity
inflation
insurrection
right to
intelligence
interest . See also credit
as opposed to wages
equality for all of
historical legitimacy of
International Workingmen’s Association
Basel Congress of 1869
Brussels Congress
Geneva Congress of 1866
Hague Congress of 1872
Lausanne Congress of 1867
irony
Italy
J
Jacobins
joint-stock company
de Jouffroy, Marquis
Journal des Débats
Journal du Peuple
judiciary
Ju
ne Days. See 1848 Revolution, June insurrection
juste-milieu
justice
and power
K
Kant, Immanuel
Kenafick, K.J.
Keynes, John Maynard
King, J.E.
King John
Kropotkin, Peter
L
de Laboulaye, Édouard René Lefèbvre
labour
agricultural
and machinery
and monopoly
and property
division of
mobility and service-books
organisation of
recomposition of
right to work
value of-
Lacordaire, Abbé Henri
de La Fayette, Marquis
Lalanne, Léon
de Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat
de Lamennais, Félicité Robert
land
and property
land bank
Langlois, J.A.
language. See also style
law
differing conceptions of
independence from
trial by jury
Law, John
Law of 1790
Law of May 5th, 1855
lawyers
Lechevalier, André Louis Jules
Ledru-Rollin, Alexandre Auguste
legitimacy
Legitimism
von Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm
Leninism
Léo, André
Le Père Duchêne
Lerminier, Jean Louis Eugène
Leroux, Pierre
liberalism
as antiauthoritarian
economic
libertarian
La Libertaire, Journal du Mouvement Social
liberty
balanced with authority
necessarily entangled with authority
of labour
Linnaeus, Carl
liquidation
Loi Le Chapelier
Loire
mining industry
Loi Waldeck-Rousseau
London International Exhibition
Loriquets, Père
Louis IX
Louis-Philippe
Louis XIV
Louis XVI
Lum, Dyer
Luther, Martin
Luxembourg Commission
luxury
Lycurgus
Lyon 1834 revolt
M
Machiavelli, Niccolò
machinery
Malet’s conspiracy
Malthus, Thomas Robert
Manifesto of Sixty
Marat, Jean-Paul
markets
Marrast, Marie-Francois-Pascal-Armand
marriage
Marseillaise
Marxism
Marx, Karl
Communist Manifesto
The Holy Family
The Poverty of Philosophy
materialism
Mattick, Paul
Maximum Price Laws of 1793
Mazzini, Giuseppe
McNally, David
medicine
metaphysics
Michelet, Jules
Michel, Louise
middle class
military
as counter-insurrectionary force
Milliet, Étienne
Mill, John Stuart
Mirabeau, Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de
Molé, Louis-Mathieu
monarchy
constitutional
Mondragon co-operative
money
based in products
paper
specie
Le Moniteur
monopoly
and taxation
de Montalembert, Charles
de Montesquieu, Charles-Louis de Secondat, baron de La Brède et
monuments
morality
Moravians
Morelly
More, Thomas
mortgages
Moses
Most, Johann
the Mountain
multitude
municipal liberties
mutuality
and government
and law
and social stability
term, contrasted with “association”
mythology
N
Napoléon I. See Bonaparte, Napoléon
Napoléon III. See Bonaparte, Louis-Napoléon
Le National
National Assembly
National Bank (Proudhon’s proposed)
national debt
national industry
nationalisation
of banking
nationalism
national unity
national workshops
natural right
nature
as world-soul
neo-liberalism
Netherlands Confederation
O
occupation
opinion
as a source of value
order
organic
as metaphor for social composition
centralisation
organisation of society
Organic Articles
organisation
industrial versus political
of credit
of labour
self-organising character of
Oudinot, Charles Nicolas Victor
over-production
Owen, Robert
P
de Paepe, César
Paris
as capital city
Paris Commune
parliamentarism
participatory budgeting
parties
Pascal, Blaise
passports
patriarchy
peace
international
peasantry
inherent rejection of association
Pecqueur, Constantin
Pelloutier, Fernand
pensions
the People
Petetin, Anselme
Péthion, Alexandre
“Petit Catéchisme Politique”
Le Peuple
phalanstery
Philippe-le-Bel
philosophy
and arithmetical certainty
and democracy
and equality
and idealism
and method
and practice
and propaganda
and religion
defined
definition of
dualistic character of
grounded in relationship to the Other
of right (justice)
origin of ideas
popular and revolutionary
relation to religion
subject and object
Picard, Ernest
Piégard, Euphrasie
Pius IX
Plato
poetry
Poland
police
class character of
postrevolutionary
political economy
politics
relation to economics
Pope Pius VII
popular sovereignty. See the People
population
Portalis, Jean-Étienne-Marie
Pothier, Robert-Joseph
poverty
power. See also authority
auto-demolition of
immanent to society
limits to
precedence (privelege)
prefect
prefecture
prescription
Presidency
press
freedom of
La Presse
prices
imperfect
prisons
as tool of political repression
Proudhon’s imprisonment
probabilism
production
profit
progress
and socialism
proletariat
division through xenopobia
genocidal policies toward
property
air and water
allodial
and abuses
and appropriation
and consent
and despotism
and divine right
and eminent domain
and equality
and force
and increase
and justice
and labor
and labour
and land
and money
and natural rights
and occupation
and possession
and prescription
and society
and theft
and the State
as an impediment to production
as quality
collective
collective possession, communio
equality
equilibration of
identity with authority
individual possession (proprietas)
land
legal defiitions of
legal definitions of
legal fiction
national
natural right of
necesarily egoistic character
possession
revolutionary liquidation of real estate
regulation of
right of use and abuse
right to
Slavic possession
socialisation of
under socialism
proportionality
of values
providence
Provisional Government
public order
public utilities
public works
and workers’ associations
and workers’ companies
Q
Queen Victoria
Quesnay, François
R
racism
Radical Party
raison d’État
Raphael
Raspail, François-Vincent
Rateau, Jean-Pierre
reaction
anti-industrial
post-revolutionary immunity to
Reagan, Ronald
reason. See science
reciprocity
philosophical conception of
red flag
Reformation
La Réforme
reforms
Reid, Thomas
relationship
religion
after the revolution
and justice
as a force of reaction
as justification of hierarchical power
postrevolutionary
relationship to political economy
relationship to state power
relationship to State power
relationship to State Power
relationship with state power
sanctification of political constitution
theocratic State
rent
rentier
rentiers
Le Représentant du Peuple
representative democracy
Republic
responsibility
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