This paper explores the relationship between the French state and francophone Africa since decolonization, rather than narrating the history of French-African policies (Domergue-Cloarec 1994; Wauthier 1995) or providing an introduction to the full range of cultural, social, and political relations 8 (Manning 1988; Chipman 1989; Andereggen 1994). The focus is on resource flows–which actors control resources and their allocation in the relationship. What determines resource flows between the states of francophone Africa and France? What are the strategies of the Africans and French actors involved in the relationship?

Last modified

• 11/12/2018

Creator

• Scott Greer

DOI

• https://doi.org/10.21985/N21T9H

Subject

• Afrian Studies

Keyword

• french state
• pas

Date created

• 2000

Related url

•  https://www.africanstudies.northwestern.edu/publications-research/working-papers.html

Resource type

• Research Paper

Rights statement

• In Copyright