Decolonizing the republic
Subtitle: African and Caribbean migrants in postwar Paris (1946-1974)
By: Félix F. Germain
Series: Ruth Simms Hamilton African diaspora series; Ruth Simms Hamilton African diaspora series
Publisher: Michigan State University Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: East Lansing
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781611862041; 9781609174897; 9781628952636; 9781628962635
Subjects: Africans; Emigration and immigration; West Indians; Immigrants; Ethnic relations; History
Table of contents: title: Black internationalism and student activism in Paris of the fifties; title: Civilizing sick bodies : African migration to Paris of the sixties; title: French documentaries and the representation of African experiences; title: Work, housing, colonial relations, and the formation of oppositional identities among working-class African workers; title: Jezebels and victims : West Indian women in postwar France (1946-1974); title: Different beats : Henri Salvador's music and working-class Caribbean males in Paris of the sixties; title: Without French labor unions : black community and political activism and decolonization in postcolonial Paris (1960-1974); title: May '68 in black; title: Diasporic encounters : music, Le Pen, and "new" black activism in contemporary France (1974-2005); title: Conclusion.