Explores the complexities of France's role in Africa over the past centuryHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tony Chafer is Professor of Contemporary French Studies at the University of Portsmouth; Alexander Keese is a Visiting Scholar at the University of Portsmouth
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Introduction Tony Chafer and Alexander Keese Part I: Zero hour approaches 1. Gaston Defferre's Loi Cadre and its application, 1956 57: last chance for a French African 'empire state' or blueprint for decolonisation? Martin Shipway 2. A Vocation for Independence: Guinean Nationalism in the 1950s Mairi MacDonald 3. French officials and the insecurities of change in sub Saharan Africa: Dakar, 19 August 1960 re visited Alexander Keese Part II: Military transitions 4. 'Saving French West Africa': The French army, African soldiers and military propaganda during the 1950s Ruth Ginio 5. The French Army and Malian Independence (1956 1961) Vincent Joly 6. Transfer of Military Power in Mauritania: From Ecouvillon to Lamentin (1956 1978) Camille Evrard Part III: Continuities and Connections 7. Franco African Security Relations at Fifty: Writing Violence, Security, and the Geopolitical Imaginary Bruno Charbonneau 8. French coopération in the field of education (1960 1980): A story of disillusionment Samy Mesli 9. Jacques Foccart: Éminence grise for African affairs Jean Pierre Bat Part IV: Anglo French Relations 10. Whitehall, the French Community and the Year of Africa: Negotiating post independence diplomacy in West Africa Mélanie Torrent 11. A Transnational Decolonisation: Britain, France and the Rhodesian Problem, 1965 1969 Joanna Warson Part V: Nationalist trajectories, border issues and conflicted memories 12. The Changing Boundaries of Resistance: The UPC and France in Cameroonian History and Memory Thomas Sharp 13. A fragmented and forgotten decolonisation: The end of European empires in the Sahara and their legacy Berny Sèbe 14. Through the prism of the cinquantenaire: Côte d'Ivoire between refondation and Houphouët's legacy Kathrin Heitz 15. Chad's political violence at 50: Bullets, ballots and bases David Styan Index
Introduction Tony Chafer and Alexander Keese Part I: Zero hour approaches 1. Gaston Defferre's Loi Cadre and its application, 1956 57: last chance for a French African 'empire state' or blueprint for decolonisation? Martin Shipway 2. A Vocation for Independence: Guinean Nationalism in the 1950s Mairi MacDonald 3. French officials and the insecurities of change in sub Saharan Africa: Dakar, 19 August 1960 re visited Alexander Keese Part II: Military transitions 4. 'Saving French West Africa': The French army, African soldiers and military propaganda during the 1950s Ruth Ginio 5. The French Army and Malian Independence (1956 1961) Vincent Joly 6. Transfer of Military Power in Mauritania: From Ecouvillon to Lamentin (1956 1978) Camille Evrard Part III: Continuities and Connections 7. Franco African Security Relations at Fifty: Writing Violence, Security, and the Geopolitical Imaginary Bruno Charbonneau 8. French coopération in the field of education (1960 1980): A story of disillusionment Samy Mesli 9. Jacques Foccart: Éminence grise for African affairs Jean Pierre Bat Part IV: Anglo French Relations 10. Whitehall, the French Community and the Year of Africa: Negotiating post independence diplomacy in West Africa Mélanie Torrent 11. A Transnational Decolonisation: Britain, France and the Rhodesian Problem, 1965 1969 Joanna Warson Part V: Nationalist trajectories, border issues and conflicted memories 12. The Changing Boundaries of Resistance: The UPC and France in Cameroonian History and Memory Thomas Sharp 13. A fragmented and forgotten decolonisation: The end of European empires in the Sahara and their legacy Berny Sèbe 14. Through the prism of the cinquantenaire: Côte d'Ivoire between refondation and Houphouët's legacy Kathrin Heitz 15. Chad's political violence at 50: Bullets, ballots and bases David Styan Index
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