Re-imagining France's policies toward Africa in the twenty-first century

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Check, N.A., Adar, K.G. & Wingo, A. (2019) Re-imagining France's policies toward Africa in the twenty-first century. In: Check, N., Adar, K. & Wingo, A. (eds).France's Africa relations: domination, continuity and contradiction. Pretoria: Africa Institute of South Africa. 13-23. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/14411

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Abstract:
France is perhaps the only 'super power' to have a special relationship with its former colonies on the African continent, According to Schraeder, irrespective of the ideological angle from which France is led at any given time, French policy makers have consistently claimed that historical links and geographical proximity justify placing Francophone Africa within France's sphere of influence.
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04 Sep 2019
 
FOREIGN POLICY
FRANCE
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
TWENTY FIRST CENTURY
COLONIES
AFRICA
 
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