Rachel Mazuy

Believing Rather Than Seeing ? Travels in Soviet Russia (1919-1939)

The Russian Revolution provided the working-class movement with a concrete model of socialism. For French militants, as well as for many members of the cultural and political elite, the Soviet Union became the goal of a secular pilgrimage (or an “anti-pilgrimage”). This book tells the story of those travellers. Who went on such trips? How and why? To what extent did the trip influence their political and social development? Rachel Mazuy is a lecturer at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques, in Paris, and teaches at the Lycée Honoré Balzac, Paris.

Robert Rochefort

The Good Consumer and the Bad Citizen

Gérard Chaliand, Sophie Mousset

Guide of Traveler All around the world

Jacques Galinier, Antoinette Molinié

Neo-Indians

Catherine Bertho Lavenir

The Wheel and the Pen: How We Became Tourists