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Volume 33 (2015): Issue 1 (Mar 2015): The Politics of Empire in Post-Revolutionary France. Guest Editors: Naomi J. Andrews and Jennifer E. Sessions

in French Politics, Culture & Society

Table of Contents

Introduction
- The Politics of Empire in Post-Revolutionary France
  
  By: Naomi J. Andrews and Jennifer E. Sessions
  
  Pages: 1–10
Articles
- Freedom Papers Hidden in His Shoe
  
  Navigating Emancipation across Imperial Boundaries
  
  By: Sue Peabody
  
  Pages: 11–32
- Empire by Example?
  
  Deportees in France and Algeria and the Re-Making of a Modern Empire, 1846-1854
  
  By: Allyson Jaye Delnore
  
  Pages: 33–54
- Slave Flight, Slave Torture, and the State
  
  Nineteenth-Century French Guiana
  
  By: Miranda Spieler
  
  Pages: 55–74
- Colonizing Revolutionary Politics
  
  Algeria and the French Revolution of 1848
  
  By: Jennifer E. Sessions
  
  Pages: 75–100
General Article
- From Black-Blanc-Beur to Black-Black-Black?
  
  “L'Affaire des Quotas” and the Shattered “Image of 1998” in Twenty-First-Century France
  
  By: Christopher S. Thompson
  
  Pages: 101–121
Reflections, Events, and Debates
- Microstoria/Microhistoire/Microhistory
  
  By: Francesca Trivellato
  
  Pages: 122–134
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Justin Izzo, Valerie Deacon and John P. Murphy
  
  Pages: 135–143
Abstracts
- Abstracts
  
  Pages: 144–146
Index
- Index to Volume 32 (2014)
  
  Pages: 147–149

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