France's Relationship with Subsaharan Africa
By Anton Andereggen
0-275-94756-4/978-0-275-94756-9
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France granted independence to its former colonies in West and Central Africa in the early 1960s. Nevertheless, thanks to a network of formal and informal agreements with these countries, France continues to wield considerable power and influence over them politically, economically, socially, and culturally. Through the various successive governments of the French Fifth Republic, the African policy of France has been exceptionally constant and stable. This study analyzes how the persistent situation of dominance/dependency and the continuity in foreign policy developed. Important changes that have developed recently in the relationship are analyzed, and suggestions for the future are given.
Reviews:
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...contains useful references to recent French works....will be a valuable addition for libraries' African and European collections.
—The International Journal of African Historical Studies
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...a timely and informative contribution to our understanding of the multidimensional complex and evolving relationship between France and francophone Africa.
—African Studies Review
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This book is devoted to the analysis of this relationship and some of the recent changes that have occured
—Abstracts of Public Administration, Development, and Enviroment
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