Sarah C. Dunstan is Lecturer in the International History of Modern Human Rights at University of Glasgow, UK. She works on questions of race, human rights and citizen in the French Empire and international order. She is the author of Race, Rights and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War I to the Cold War (2021). Dunstan has also published articles on questions of French empire and race in the Journal of Contemporary History, Callaloo and the Australasian Journal of American Studies.

• Series Editors’ PrefaceIntroduction1. Paris, 1931: The Imperial Exhibition2. Vieux Port, 1943: Marseilles and the French Resistance3. Brazzaville, 1944: The Brazzaville Conference4. Madagascar, 1947: The Madagascan Revolt5. Mu?ng Thanh Valley, 1954: The Battle of Ði?n Biên Ph? 6. Algiers, Dakar, Fort-de-France, 1958: French Communauté7. Empire’s Future’s Past: Memory & ForgettingAppendix – Key Documents, Key ArchivesBibliographyIndex

Sarah C. Dunstan is Lecturer in the International History of Modern Human Rights at University of Glasgow, UK. She works on questions of race, human rights and citizen in the French Empire and international order. She is the author of Race, Rights and Reform: Black Activism in the French Empire and the United States from World War I to the Cold War (2021). Dunstan has also published articles on questions of French empire and race in the Journal of Contemporary History, Callaloo and the Australasian Journal of American Studies.

• Series Editors’ PrefaceIntroduction1. Paris, 1931: The Imperial Exhibition2. Vieux Port, 1943: Marseilles and the French Resistance3. Brazzaville, 1944: The Brazzaville Conference4. Madagascar, 1947: The Madagascan Revolt5. Mu?ng Thanh Valley, 1954: The Battle of Ði?n Biên Ph? 6. Algiers, Dakar, Fort-de-France, 1958: French Communauté7. Empire’s Future’s Past: Memory & ForgettingAppendix – Key Documents, Key ArchivesBibliographyIndex