Hugh McDonnell is Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Edinburgh.

'As someone who teaches a course on the idea of Europe, I appreciate how the author chronicles the formulation and contestation of ideas about identity and place with well-researched concrete examples. I look forward to adding the book to the required reading for the course. The vignettes are intriguing: the story of exiles from Franco’s Spain in Paris; the work of the scholar of the Arab world Jacques Berques; and the work of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, whose photos of Paris are iconic. Each vignette clearly shows how cultural spaces in Paris were implicated in aspects of Europeanism and raised issues about who constituted an insider and outsider.'Kolleen M. Guy, University of Texas at San Antonio, H-France

• Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction: Europeanising Spaces in Paris, ca. 1947-1962 Section 1. Paris as a Europeanising Space Chapter 1. The Paris Café as a Europeanising Space Chapter 2. The Paris Home as a Europeanising Space Chapter 3. The Paris Street as a Europeanising Space Section 2. Political Europeanising Spaces in Paris Chapter 4. Europeanising Spaces and the Mouvement socialiste des états-unis d’Europe, ca. 1947-1954 Chapter 5. Europeanising Spaces and the Fédération des étudiants nationalistes 1960-1963 Section 3. Cultural Europeanising Spaces in Paris Chapter 6. Cultural Europeanising Spaces of Spanish Exiles in Paris Chapter 7. Europeanising Spaces in the Work of Jacques Berque Chapter 8. Europeanising Spaces in the Work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1948-1955 Conclusion Bibliography

Hugh McDonnell is Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Edinburgh.

'As someone who teaches a course on the idea of Europe, I appreciate how the author chronicles the formulation and contestation of ideas about identity and place with well-researched concrete examples. I look forward to adding the book to the required reading for the course. The vignettes are intriguing: the story of exiles from Franco’s Spain in Paris; the work of the scholar of the Arab world Jacques Berques; and the work of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, whose photos of Paris are iconic. Each vignette clearly shows how cultural spaces in Paris were implicated in aspects of Europeanism and raised issues about who constituted an insider and outsider.'Kolleen M. Guy, University of Texas at San Antonio, H-France

• Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction: Europeanising Spaces in Paris, ca. 1947-1962 Section 1. Paris as a Europeanising Space Chapter 1. The Paris Café as a Europeanising Space Chapter 2. The Paris Home as a Europeanising Space Chapter 3. The Paris Street as a Europeanising Space Section 2. Political Europeanising Spaces in Paris Chapter 4. Europeanising Spaces and the Mouvement socialiste des états-unis d’Europe, ca. 1947-1954 Chapter 5. Europeanising Spaces and the Fédération des étudiants nationalistes 1960-1963 Section 3. Cultural Europeanising Spaces in Paris Chapter 6. Cultural Europeanising Spaces of Spanish Exiles in Paris Chapter 7. Europeanising Spaces in the Work of Jacques Berque Chapter 8. Europeanising Spaces in the Work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, 1948-1955 Conclusion Bibliography