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Opponents of the Annales School
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Members of the established Parisian university system gravitated to it, following appeals to their desire to preserve (and increase) time for research by reducing teaching demands. Younger historians found employment there under Braudel, Goubert and Morazé, salaried by an organization that Charles Morazé and Pierre Auger, Director of Higher Education, founded and which Febvre directed from the autumn of 1947. 33 The access to senior politicians enjoyed by VIe Section professors in turn gave them influence on curricular and policy decisions as the Minister for National Education provided a limitless credit account with the national publisher, the Service d’Édition et de Vente des Publications de l’Éducation Nationale.
80 Bloch’s economic research exemplified these moods. Les Caractères originaux de l’histoire rurale française explored the characteristics of French agriculture resulting in the delay of France’s agrarian revolution until the eighteenth century. 84 Economics also informed the statistical methods developed by historians after 1946. Pierre and Huguette Chaunu, like Braudel and Romano, produced collaborative investigations of mercantilism. They reaffirmed Bloch’s comparative perspective that ‘there is no such thing as purely local history’ by demonstrating how the international economy connected regions and related reciprocally to social structures and mental climates in a way they suggested past people could not have realized.
41 Informal hierarchies also divided universities as Annalistes thought they separated Paris from Strasbourg. 46 A growing demand for secondary school history teachers stimulated the increase in numbers enrolling for degrees in history, as it had in France, but the expansion of access to and funding for 36 Annales at Home historical research also played its part. 47 But nowhere did ‘mass’ higher education arrive until after the Second World War, if not 1960. 48 Variation in these developments tempers their comparability.