France’s Africa: A Struggle between Exclusivity and Interdependence

Nwokedi, Emeka

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“…This is true especially with Anglophone and Lusophone states (Bach 1983;Bayart1984;Gaulme 1999). For Nwokedi (1995) the post-la Baule dynamics reverberations on Franco-African relations saw the ascendancy of the Bretton Woods Institutions in the search for, and in the imposition of economic reforms. As I argued somewhere else (Ogunmola1998), these reforms found a new gusto with the Conservatives in 1993, during the second French co-habitation and gradually led to the rupture of the devaluation of the Francs de la Communauté Financière de l'Afrique (FCFA) that came to pass in 1994.…”

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Redesigning Cooperation: The Eschatology of Franco-African Relations

Ogunmola

2009

Journal of Social Sciences

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IN LIEU OF AN INTRODUCTION Franco-African relations have endured despite the nascent and transitory hiccups in the train of cooperation. The mountains of adventitious and concrete advantages, opportunities and prestige that colonialism had offered France have spilled over to the post colonial Francophone states. The French hegemonic role as regards the Francophone states has been characterized by a heavy disequilibrium. This imbalance is seemingly perpetually designed in favour of France in spite of the so-called partnership that France professes. Relations between France and Sub-Saharan Francophone Africa (SSFA) can be easily considered from a dual perspective. The first segment is an offshoot of the colonial policies. This period, often time, known as "the golden era" of Franco-African relations, started from the twilight of colonialism to the end of the Cold War. The post-Cold War era dynamics that informed Franco-African relations, now on the downgrade, constitutes the second phase of these relations. These two cardinal phases are important signposts to understanding the

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Section: Diversification Of Paternship: a Two-way Perspectivementioning

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Redesigning Cooperation: The Eschatology of Franco-African Relations

Ogunmola

2009

Journal of Social Sciences

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Un análisis de los factores de la politización de los militares. Mauritania como estudio de caso

Ojeda-García,

López-Ruiz

2023

REIM

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La vida política de Mauritania ha estado estrechamente vinculada a los militares desde el primer golpe militar en 1978. Sin embargo, existe una escasez de literatura académica que explique las causas de la politización de estos actores. Este artículo analiza las causas de la politización militar en Mauritania, utilizando el método de estudio de caso y un marco analítico basado en las variables de Bishara (2018) y Perlmutter (1969). La principal contribución de este estudio radica en la identificación de los procesos que han permitido a los militares mantener su papel protagónico en la República Islámica de Mauritania.

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France’s Africa: A Struggle between Exclusivity and Interdependence

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Redesigning Cooperation: The Eschatology of Franco-African Relations

Redesigning Cooperation: The Eschatology of Franco-African Relations

Un análisis de los factores de la politización de los militares. Mauritania como estudio de caso

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