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France and Its Empire Since 1870

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

15.07.2014

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

480

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/15,6/2,6 cm

Gewicht

723 g

Auflage

2. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-938444-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

15.07.2014

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

480

Maße (L/B/H)

23,4/15,6/2,6 cm

Gewicht

723 g

Auflage

2. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-938444-0

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: France and Its Empire Since 1870


    • Illustrations and Maps


    • Preface


    • About the Authors


    • Map of the French Empire in 1939


    • Map of the Francophone World in 2006


    • Chapter 1: The Embattled Republican Tradition, 1792-1870


    • France's Old Regime


    • Causes of the French Revolution


    • The Birth of a Republic (1789-1793)


    • France's First Republic (1793-1804)


    • Napoleon's Empire (1804-1815)


    • Legacies of the 1789 Revolution


    • The Bourbons Restored (1815-1830)


    • 1830 Revolution to July Monarchy (1830-1848)


    • 1848 Revolution and the Second Republic (1848-1852)


    • Napoleon III and the Second Empire (1852-1870)


    • Society and Economy Under the Second Empire


    • Napoleon III and the City of Paris


    • A Failed Liberalization


    • The Empire and Europe


    • Chapter 2: L'Année Terrible, 1870-71


    • The Franco-Prussian War


    • The Fall of the Empire


    • From One Siege to Another


    • The Paris Commune


    • The Fall of the Commune


    • May 1871


    • Chapter 3: The Return of the Republic, 1871-1885


    • The Early Republic


    • Constitutional Laws and Crisis


    • The Republic Triumphant


    • The Republic and Women's Rights


    • Cult of the Public


    • The Republic Founds a New Empire


    • The Republic and the Provinces


    • The Working Class


    • Chapter 4: The Imperial Republic, 1885-1894


    • Demographic and Economic Upheavals


    • Boulanger's Rise and Fall


    • Cultural Transformations


    • Church vs. Republic? Fears of Degeneracy


    • Civilizing Overseas


    • The Labor Movement and Socialism


    • Chapter 5: The Republic Divided, 1894-1914


    • The Dreyfus Affair


    • The "Affair"


    • The Dénouement


    • The Public Intellectual


    • State and Church Go Their Separate Ways


    • New Crises


    • News of Cycles, Cycles of News


    • A Dangerous Diplomacy


    • Preparing for War


    • Chapter 6: The Republic at War, 1914-1919




    • 1914: Mass Mobilization


    • Taking the Offensive 1915-1916


    • The Soldier's War 31


    • The Civilian's War: Occupied Zones and the Homefront


    • Private Life, Censorship, and Consent


    • 1917: Breaking Point


    • Revolution?


    • 1918-1919: War's End


    • Making Peace


    • Chapter 7: The Deceptive Peace, 1919-1929


    • 1919: Fears of Revolution and a Shift to the Right


    • Foreign Policy in the 1920s


    • Domestic Politics: Realignment on the Left


    • The Center-Right: Radicals and Conservatives


    • Economic Modernization


    • Women's Roles: The Advent of Modernity?


    • France and its Empire


    • A New Cosmopolitanism?


    • Challenges to the Republic


    • Calls for Renewal


    • Chapter 8: The Republic in Peril, 1929-1939


    • Depression


    • 1932-1934: Radicals in Power


    • The Riots of February 6, 1934


    • 1934-1936: Conservatives in Power and Radicalization of the Right


    • The Formation of the Popular Front


    • The Road to Victory


    • May-August 1936: Reform


    • Economic and Foreign Policy


    • Division and Failure


    • The Politicization of Intellectuals


    • Republican Reaction: 1938


    • War-Ready?


    • The Path to War


    • Chapter 9: The Dark Years, 1939-1945


    • From Phony War to the Battle of France


    • Exodus and Armistice


    • Vichy: Revenge of the Minorities


    • Collaboration


    • The National Revolution


    • Daily Life in France under the Occupation


    • Anti-Semitism


    • Vichy and the Empire


    • Resistance


    • Turning Point: 1942


    • Civil War: Resistance, Liberation, and the Purge


    • Turning the Page: The Myth of the Gaullist Resistance


    • Chapter 10: Reconstruction at Home and Overseas, 1945-1958


    • The Provisional Government in Charge


    • The New Political Landscape


    • The Birth of the Fourth Republic and the French Union


    • Politics as Usual? The Evolution of the Fourth Republic


    • The Great Divide Between Intellectuals


    • Launching an Economic Miracle


    • Welfare, Repopulation, and Immigration


    • Women's Lives and Changing Gender Norms


    • Reimagining Europe: Franco-German Cooperation


    • The Fourth Republic Refuses Decolonization


    • The Algerian Quagmire


    • Chapter 11: De Gaulle Founds a New Republic, 1958-1969


    • The Republic Transformed


    • The Algerian War


    • From Empire to Neo-Colony


    • The Politics of Grandeur


    • Marrying the Century


    • The Affluent Society


    • Explosion: May 1968


    • Youth, Intellectuals, and Culture under the Fifth Republic


    • Chapter 12: A New France in a New Europe, 1969-1981


    • Reconfiguration on the Right


    • Old and New Left


    • Foreign Policy


    • Economic Policy


    • The Secularization of French Society


    • Making France More Egalitarian: The Reform of Education


    • Media and the Free Market of Ideas


    • The Politics of Memory: De Gaulle's Resistance Myth Questioned


    • The Revival of Feminism


    • Sexual Minorities Demand Rights


    • Immigrants' Place in the Nation


    • Chapter 13: The Republic of the Center, 1981-1995


    • Socialism's Last Hurrah


    • Regionalism


    • Culture from Above


    • Culture from Below


    • Immigration and Frenchness


    • The Reinvention of "La Pause"


    • Foreign Policy


    • Odd Bedfellows: The Evolution of Cohabitation


    • Mitterrand's Second Term


    • The Furor Over the Foulard


    • The Paradoxes of Parity


    • A Second Act for the Socialists


    • France and the World


    • The Autumn of the Patriarch


    • Chapter 14: France since 1995




    • From "Social Fracture" to "Social Demand"


    • A Nation in Search of a Definition


    • The Left(s) Strike Back


    • Abroad at Home


    • Intellectuals: The Reason for the Clerks?


    • The Republic in Danger


    • Freedom Fries


    • France Today


    • Abbreviations


    • Notes


    • Suggested Readings


    • Index