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This paper deals with the issue of the exchanges and forms of cooperation generated by the opposition between Christians and Jews as a result of Jews’ political involvement in 14th-century Marseilles. Though Jews had the status of citizens, subject to certain constraints, they took part in political debate and in the life of the city, both officially and unofficially, through their relations with the Christian patriciate. Political cooperation between minority and majority was determined by conflicts both within the Jewish community itself, and between Jews and Christians. Indeed, it was the rabbinical authorities and the town Council who together sought to maintain the symbolic barriers that kept Jews and Christians apart.

L’implication politique des juifs dans la cité à Marseille au XIVe siècle, entre normes et pratiques