50 Years of Independence

50 Years of Independence
No 235, 2010/3 - 164 pages
Pages 7 to 9

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Interview

Pages 11 to 26

Mohammed Arkoun: Bridge Builder between Cultures

By Rachid Benzine, Christian Delorme, Oussama Deway

The Role of France in African Countries’ Independence

Pages 27 to 42

How Military Power Is Transferred in Africa

By Camille Evrard
Pages 43 to 52

France’s Role after African Independence: Jacques Foccart and the Pax Gallica

By Jean-Pierre Bat
Pages 53 to 62

50 years of French Policy on Africa

By Tony Chafer, Gordon David Cumming

Signposts

Pages 64 to 65

Toward a Cartography of African Independence

Pages 66 to 67

British Cameroon in the Independences

By Mélanie Torrent
Pages 68 to 69

Louis Rwagasore: Martyr for the Independence of Burundi

By Christine Deslaurier
Pages 70 to 71

The Liberation of Africa at the Panaf Cultural Festival in Algeria

By Lorraine Gallimardet

Proceedings from the Colloquium

Pages 73 to 83

Borders and Independence in Sub-Saharan Africa

By Séverine Awenengo Dalberto

Post-independence Africa as Seen by Afrique Contemporaine

Pages 85 to 100

Africans in the Year 2000 and Thirty Years of African Independence

By Philippe Hugon
Pages 101 to 114

Education: A Major Challenge in Post-Independence African Countries

By Roland Pourtier
Pages 115 to 126

Post-Independence Africa: 50 Years of Crisis?

By Jean-Bernard Véron

Reviews

Pages 127 to 154

Reviews

By Michel Pautot