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Dr. Anne-Laure Briatte

Portrait of Anne-Laure Briatte

Sorbonne University
German History

Junior Fellow
Marie S. Curie FCFP Fellow
September 2018 – August 2019

Last Update: 31.08.2019

Curriculum Vitae

Anne-Laure Briatte, the holder of an agrégation in German and a doctorate in Germanic studies and history, is Lecturer of German History and Civilization at Sorbonne University in Paris. She is part of several research groups: the Research Center “Germanic, Dutch, and Scandinavian Worlds” in SIRICE (http://sirice.eu/l-umr-sirice/presentation), the “Gender & Europe” research group of the Laboratory of Excellence “Écrire une histoire nouvelle de l’Europe” (LabEx EHNE, http://labex-ehne.fr), and the international network of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft: “Gender – Nation – Emancipation. Women and Families in the ‘long’ Nineteenth Century in Italy and Germany.”
Her research focuses on German feminisms during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and on the dimension of gender in politics. She is notably the author of Citoyennes sous tutelle. Le mouvement féministe “radical” dans l’Allemagne wilhelmienne, Berne, Peter Lang, 2013. She has also edited a research feature on “Les femmes dans la vie politique allemande depuis 1945,” which appeared in the journal Allemagne d’aujourd’hui, No. 207 (2014), and took part in the collective publication of records on gender relationships in Europe: Julie Le Gac, Fabrice Virgili (ed.), L’Europe des femmes XVIII-XXIe siècles. Recueil pour une histoire du genre en VO., Paris, Perrin, 2017.
In her ongoing research, she is working on sexual violence in the French zone of military occupation in Germany after 1945.

Selected Publications

FRIAS Project