"In his lucid new study of Malian veterans of the French colonial army, Gregory Mann raises provocative new themes for writing conjoined local, colonial, and postcolonial histories. He has elegantly captured the dense web of human relations, discourses of obligation, and reconfigured social ties that link the dusty town of San (Mali) to the many other outposts of the republican imperial state as well as the postcolonial capitals of Paris and Bamako."--Alice L. Conklin, author of "A Mission to Civilize: The Republican Idea of Empire in France and West Africa, 1895-1930"
"In his lucid new study of Malian veterans of the French colonial army, Gregory Mann raises provocative new themes for writing conjoined local, colonial, and postcolonial histories. He has elegantly captured the dense web of human relations, discourses of obligation, and reconfigured social ties that link the dusty town of San (Mali) to the many other outposts of the republican imperial state as well as the postcolonial capitals of Paris and Bamako."--Alice L. Conklin, author of "A Mission to Civilize: The Republican Idea of Empire in France and West Africa, 1895-1930"
Gregory Mann is Assistant Professor of History at Columbia University.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1. Soldier Families and Slavery’s Echoes 29 2. Ex-Soldiers as Unruly Clients, 1914–40 63 3. Veterans and the Political Wars of 1940–60 108 4. A Military Culture on the Move: Tirailleurs Senegalais in France, Africa, and Asia 146 5. Blood Debt, Immigrants, and Arguments 183 Conclusion 210 Appendix: Interviews 217 Abbreviations 221 Notes 225 References 295 Index 321
Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1. Soldier Families and Slavery’s Echoes 29 2. Ex-Soldiers as Unruly Clients, 1914–40 63 3. Veterans and the Political Wars of 1940–60 108 4. A Military Culture on the Move: Tirailleurs Senegalais in France, Africa, and Asia 146 5. Blood Debt, Immigrants, and Arguments 183 Conclusion 210 Appendix: Interviews 217 Abbreviations 221 Notes 225 References 295 Index 321
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