Assimilation and Association in French Colonial Theory 1890-1914 (Columbia University Social Science Studies Series No. 604) ebook

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Series:Columbia Studies in the Social Sciences 604. Columbia university press. Considers the shift from assimilation to association during the formative years of the second French Colonial empire. It looks at both the international and domestic reasons for the shift and gives special attention to the years between 1890 and 1914.

century, French colonial theory was based on the idea of assimilation.

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Raymond F. Betts examines the pivotal shift in colonial theory within the "metropole," the debate that it generated, and its intellectual origins

Raymond F. Betts examines the pivotal shift in colonial theory within the "metropole," the debate that it generated, and its intellectual origins. A landmark book in the field of French colonial theory, "Assimilation and Association in French Colonial Theory, 1890-1914," has served as the central point of reference for every major colonial historian during the four decades since its original publication in 1961. Betts examines the pivotal shift in colonial theory within the métropole, the debate . Raymond F. Betts is a professor of history emeritus at the University of Kentucky and an expert in modern European imperialism

Raymond F. Betts examines the pivotal shift in colonial theory within the métropole, the debate that it generated, and its intellectual origins. A landmark book in the field of French colonial theory, Assimilation and Association in French Colonial Theory, 1890–1914, has served as the central point of reference for every major colonial historian during the four decades since its original publication in 1961. Betts is a professor of history emeritus at the University of Kentucky and an expert in modern European imperialism. His many books include Decolonization and A History of Popular Culture: More of Everything, Faster, and Brighter.

Betts, Raymond F. Publisher: New York : Columbia Univ. Betts, Raymond . (1985). (2005). Pr. Subject: Kolonie Kolonialpolitik Frankreich. Series: Columbia studies in the social sciences ; 604. Type of publication: Book, Working Paper.

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Psychology & Social Science Books. Social Science Books. Until the close of the nineteenth century, French colonial theory was based on the idea of assimilation, which gave France the responsibility for "civilizing" its colonies by absorbing them administratively and culturally. By the turn of the twentieth century, this idea had given way to the theory of association, which held that France's new empire could be better served by a more flexible policy in which the colonized become partners with France in the colonial project.

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