France's Role in the Chadian Crisis of August 1983 : Letting the Side Dovvn in Africa, by Elce and Hesse Throughout the 1983 confrontation over Chad between France and Libya, a combination of analytic error and lack of decision-making ability were at the root of France's failure to meet its historie obligations in Africa. Between 1981 and 1983, French foreign policy makers seemed to have forgotten the basic geographie and historie faetors at play in the Chadian crisis. They wanted to see it as the resuit of a local clash between progressive and conservative forces in the continuing emancipation process of a Third World country. In August 1983, the news of Libya's invasion threw the French authorities into a state of confusion, which partial...
Depuis plusieurs années, un nombre non négligeable d’Etats africains, sont confrontés à la problémat...
The exceptional continuity of relations between France and its former colonies of sub-Saharan Africa...
France in Search of an African Policy?, by Roland Marchal The French presidential élections do not s...
France's Role in the Chadian Crisis of August 1983 : Letting the Side Dovvn in Africa, by Elce and H...
France’s 1968–72 intervention in Chad constitutes a forgotten turning point in the Fifth Republic’s ...
France’s 1968–72 intervention in Chad constitutes a forgotten turning point in the Fifth Republic’s ...
France and Africa: Towards the End of a Strategie Ambition?, by François GOUTTEBRUNE In 1960, French...
The State of Franco-African Relations, by Bernard de Montferrand Relations with Africa continue to b...
France and the Maghrib, by Paul-Marie de La Gorce For obvious historical, geographical and strategie...
The Rwandese genocide dramatically reveals the senseless nature of French policy in Africa-determine...
Au Tchad, le triptyque « armées, sécurité et rébellions » est indissociable, tant il mêle des acteur...
Des années 1960 jusqu’à la fin de la guerre froide, voire au-delà, l’influence voire la prépondéranc...
There exists a certain consensus among scholars and French diplomats that the golden era of the exce...
International audienceAfter 1956, the Suez crisis and the Algerian war imposed to France an attitude...
In contradiction with the promise to break with its post-colonial past and some attempts to change i...
Depuis plusieurs années, un nombre non négligeable d’Etats africains, sont confrontés à la problémat...
The exceptional continuity of relations between France and its former colonies of sub-Saharan Africa...
France in Search of an African Policy?, by Roland Marchal The French presidential élections do not s...
France's Role in the Chadian Crisis of August 1983 : Letting the Side Dovvn in Africa, by Elce and H...
France’s 1968–72 intervention in Chad constitutes a forgotten turning point in the Fifth Republic’s ...
France’s 1968–72 intervention in Chad constitutes a forgotten turning point in the Fifth Republic’s ...
France and Africa: Towards the End of a Strategie Ambition?, by François GOUTTEBRUNE In 1960, French...
The State of Franco-African Relations, by Bernard de Montferrand Relations with Africa continue to b...
France and the Maghrib, by Paul-Marie de La Gorce For obvious historical, geographical and strategie...
The Rwandese genocide dramatically reveals the senseless nature of French policy in Africa-determine...
Au Tchad, le triptyque « armées, sécurité et rébellions » est indissociable, tant il mêle des acteur...
Des années 1960 jusqu’à la fin de la guerre froide, voire au-delà, l’influence voire la prépondéranc...
There exists a certain consensus among scholars and French diplomats that the golden era of the exce...
International audienceAfter 1956, the Suez crisis and the Algerian war imposed to France an attitude...
In contradiction with the promise to break with its post-colonial past and some attempts to change i...
Depuis plusieurs années, un nombre non négligeable d’Etats africains, sont confrontés à la problémat...
The exceptional continuity of relations between France and its former colonies of sub-Saharan Africa...
France in Search of an African Policy?, by Roland Marchal The French presidential élections do not s...