Theme: Indigenous Populations and French Colonization

Page 2 to 6

Page 7 to 27

Decolonization without Independence?
Emerging from Colonialism: New Caledonia (1946–1975)
Benoît Trépied

Page 28 to 48

Indigenous Citizens and Voting Subjects
Status, Race, and Politics in the French Establishments in Oceania (1880–1945)
Anne-Christine Trémon

Page 49 to 70

From “Primitive” to “Indigenous”
Ethnological Knowledge and Public Policy in French Guiana, 1946 to Today
Stéphanie Guyon

Page 71 to 95

The “Incorrigible Recidivists” of the Penal Colony of French Guiana
Genesis of a New Category in France’s Criminal Law and Implementation
Jean-Lucien Sanchez

Page 96 to 117

Vaccinated Like Animals?
Rumors about Influenza A/H1N1 Virus and Bluetongue Disease in France (2009)
Frédéric Keck

Viewpoint

Page 118 to 136

Is History Possible without Leaders?
For a Concrete History of Authority Relations
Pierre Karila-Cohen

Book Reviews

Page 137 to 152

Reviews

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