Peo Hansen is Professor in the Institute for Research in Migration, Ethnicity and Society (REMESO), Linköping University, Sweden.Stefan Jonsson is Professor of Ethnic Studies at Linköping University, Sweden.

Eurafrica is a very timely book on an important topic. While stressing continuity across the twentieth century and cataloguing Eurafrican projects in an accessible and useful manner, it shows that colonies played a much more important role in the thinking about European cooperation than is generally acknowledged.

• Series Editor's Preface 1. Introduction: The Past that Europe Forgot 2. A Holy Alliance of Colonising Powers: The Interwar Period 3. Making Europe in Africa: The First Postwar Decade 4. The Eurafrican Relaunch: The Rome Treaty Negotiations, 1955–1957 5. Conclusion: Ending Colonialism by Securing its Continuation Bibliography Index

Peo Hansen is Professor in the Institute for Research in Migration, Ethnicity and Society (REMESO), Linköping University, Sweden.Stefan Jonsson is Professor of Ethnic Studies at Linköping University, Sweden.

Eurafrica is a very timely book on an important topic. While stressing continuity across the twentieth century and cataloguing Eurafrican projects in an accessible and useful manner, it shows that colonies played a much more important role in the thinking about European cooperation than is generally acknowledged.

• Series Editor's Preface 1. Introduction: The Past that Europe Forgot 2. A Holy Alliance of Colonising Powers: The Interwar Period 3. Making Europe in Africa: The First Postwar Decade 4. The Eurafrican Relaunch: The Rome Treaty Negotiations, 1955–1957 5. Conclusion: Ending Colonialism by Securing its Continuation Bibliography Index

Peo Hansen is Professor in the Institute for Research in Migration, Ethnicity and Society (REMESO), Linköping University, Sweden.Stefan Jonsson is Professor of Ethnic Studies at Linköping University, Sweden.

Eurafrica is a very timely book on an important topic. While stressing continuity across the twentieth century and cataloguing Eurafrican projects in an accessible and useful manner, it shows that colonies played a much more important role in the thinking about European cooperation than is generally acknowledged.

• Series Editor's Preface 1. Introduction: The Past that Europe Forgot 2. A Holy Alliance of Colonising Powers: The Interwar Period 3. Making Europe in Africa: The First Postwar Decade 4. The Eurafrican Relaunch: The Rome Treaty Negotiations, 1955–1957 5. Conclusion: Ending Colonialism by Securing its Continuation Bibliography Index