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The Eurafrica Projects and Couective Coloniahsm.

, 1962
具島, 兼三郎, Gushima, Kanezaburo
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Eurafrica : Sediments of the European Economic Community

Hansen, Peo,, Jonsson, Stefan,
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Il dibattito sull’idea di Eurafrica italiana dai periodici africanisti al mensile Eurafrica (1947-1957)

Mondo Contemporaneo
The article analyzes the debate that took place in Italy from 1947 to 1957, regarding the reform and propaganda of the idea of ​​Eurafrica. As a complex phenomenon, whose understanding is possible only through a cross analysis of the national and international dynamics that met and synthesized in it, Italian Eurafricanism is presented by highlighting ...
Federico Perini
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Eurafrica reconsidered

Africa–Europe Relationships, 2020
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Véronique Dimier, Giuliana Gliottone
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A bridge across the Mediterranean: Italy’s Eurafrica movement in the democratic turn

Journal of Modern Italian Studies
The geopolitical concept of Eurafrica had its roots in the imperial geographies of the Fascist era, but gained traction during the process of European integration after the Second World War.
Eileen Ryan
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Eurafrica Incognita: The Colonial Origins of the European Union

History of the Present, 2017
Peo Hansen, Stefan Jonsson
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Encountering Diversity in France and “Eurafrica”

2022
This chapter focuses on African students in European France in the 1950s. It looks at the European institution building that reframed the urgency of educating Africans—whether in France or French Africa—as a crucial building block in the construction of the modernist, technocratic project of “Eurafrica.” The chapter begins by considering the process of
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The EC’s Development Policy: The Eurafrica Factor

, 2019
Giuliano Garavini
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Eurafrica

Sondel-Cedarmas, Joanna
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The Future of EurAfrica

, 1985
For the last century (many would argue ‘for longer’) the political economy of Africa has been determined primarily by European actors. As the centennial of the Congress of Berlin approaches, and African states begin fully to comprehend the potentialities and limitations afforded by political independence, it is an appropriate time to question whether ...
John Ravenhill
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