African decolonization

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅶ
• A Note on Some Key Terms = ⅷ
• Maps = ⅹ
• 1. Introduction = 1
• Ⅰ. PRELIMINARIES
• 2. Paradoxes of Imperial Power = 11
• Sinews of Power = 12
• Legitimacy = 18
• The Mandate System = 26
• Conclusion = 29
• 3. The Great Depression = 32
• 4. 1936 : Citizenship Betrayed = 41
• Algeria : The Defeat of the Blum-Violette Bill = 41
• South Africa : The Removal of Africans from the Cape Common Roll = 47
• Conclusion : Ambiguities of Citizenship = 50
• 5. The Second World War = 53
• British Colonial Reform and the Atlantic Charter = 54
• French Black Africa : From the Fall of France to the 1944 Brazzaville Conference = 56
• Conclusion = 63
• Ⅱ. DECOLONIZATION ACHIEVED
• 6. Great Powers and Superpowers in a Bipolar World = 69
• Superpowers in a Bipolar World = 69
• The United Nations = 74
• Cold War Complications = 86
• 7. Nationalism, Pan-Africanism and Pan-Arabism = 92
• Calculations of Containment = 109
• 8. Accelerated Decolonization - North Africa and the Horn = 112
• North Africa and the Horn = 112
• The Dissolution of the Italian Empire = 117
• French North Africa = 125
• Conclusion = 129
• 9. Imperial Recalculations = 134
• The Turning Point in British West Africa = 134
• Political Change in the Gold Coast = 138
• Afrique Noire, French West and Equatorial Africa = 146
• Development : Dilemmas and D$$\acute e$$b$$\hat a$$cles = 148
• 10. Suez 1956 : The Turning Point? = 154
• Changing Metropoles = 168
• D$$\acute e$$b$$\hat a$$cle in the Belgian Congo = 173
• 11. Delayed Decolonization = 177
• Talking Stock = 178
• The Portuguese Territories = 179
• Southern Rhodesia : From UDI to Zimbabwe = 189
• End-Game in Southern Africa = 193
• 12. Conclusion = 198
• Select Bibliography = 207
• Index = 213