Emmanuel Godin is Principal Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Portsmouth.Natalya Vince is Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Portsmouth.

• Contents: Emmanuel Godin/Natalya Vince: Introduction: France and the Mediterranean in 2011 – Jean-Yves Moisseron/Manar Ezzat Bayoumi: The Mediterranean: A Contested Concept – Jean-Robert Henry: France’s Mediterranean Policy: Between National Ambitions and European Uncertainties – Ivano Bruno: French Foreign Policy in the Mediterranean: Europeanization between Collective and National Approaches – David Styan: The Revival of Franco-Libyan Relations – Gérald Arboit: France and Cultural Diplomacy in the Mediterranean – Patricia Caillé: On the Confusion between Films about Women and Films by Women in the Construction of a Regional Cinema: The Maghreb vs. the Mediterranean – Mary Ben Bonham: Hybrid Cultural Significance for the Bibliothèque Municipale à Vocation Régionale de Marseille – Bruno Levasseur: French Artistes Engagés Transcending the Politics of ‘Race’ and ‘Ethnicity’ in the Republic (1980s-2000s) – Ed Naylor: ‘A system that resembles both colonialism and the invasion of France’: Gaston Defferre and the Politics of Immigration in 1973 – Andrea Brazzoduro: Postcolonial Memories of the Algerian War of Independence, 1955-2010: French Veterans and Contemporary France – Natalya Vince: Questioning the Colonial Fracture: The Algerian War as a ‘Useful Past’ in Contemporary France and Algeria.

Emmanuel Godin is Principal Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Portsmouth.Natalya Vince is Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Portsmouth.

• Contents: Emmanuel Godin/Natalya Vince: Introduction: France and the Mediterranean in 2011 – Jean-Yves Moisseron/Manar Ezzat Bayoumi: The Mediterranean: A Contested Concept – Jean-Robert Henry: France’s Mediterranean Policy: Between National Ambitions and European Uncertainties – Ivano Bruno: French Foreign Policy in the Mediterranean: Europeanization between Collective and National Approaches – David Styan: The Revival of Franco-Libyan Relations – Gérald Arboit: France and Cultural Diplomacy in the Mediterranean – Patricia Caillé: On the Confusion between Films about Women and Films by Women in the Construction of a Regional Cinema: The Maghreb vs. the Mediterranean – Mary Ben Bonham: Hybrid Cultural Significance for the Bibliothèque Municipale à Vocation Régionale de Marseille – Bruno Levasseur: French Artistes Engagés Transcending the Politics of ‘Race’ and ‘Ethnicity’ in the Republic (1980s-2000s) – Ed Naylor: ‘A system that resembles both colonialism and the invasion of France’: Gaston Defferre and the Politics of Immigration in 1973 – Andrea Brazzoduro: Postcolonial Memories of the Algerian War of Independence, 1955-2010: French Veterans and Contemporary France – Natalya Vince: Questioning the Colonial Fracture: The Algerian War as a ‘Useful Past’ in Contemporary France and Algeria.

Emmanuel Godin is Principal Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Portsmouth.Natalya Vince is Lecturer in French Studies at the University of Portsmouth.

• Contents: Emmanuel Godin/Natalya Vince: Introduction: France and the Mediterranean in 2011 – Jean-Yves Moisseron/Manar Ezzat Bayoumi: The Mediterranean: A Contested Concept – Jean-Robert Henry: France’s Mediterranean Policy: Between National Ambitions and European Uncertainties – Ivano Bruno: French Foreign Policy in the Mediterranean: Europeanization between Collective and National Approaches – David Styan: The Revival of Franco-Libyan Relations – Gérald Arboit: France and Cultural Diplomacy in the Mediterranean – Patricia Caillé: On the Confusion between Films about Women and Films by Women in the Construction of a Regional Cinema: The Maghreb vs. the Mediterranean – Mary Ben Bonham: Hybrid Cultural Significance for the Bibliothèque Municipale à Vocation Régionale de Marseille – Bruno Levasseur: French Artistes Engagés Transcending the Politics of ‘Race’ and ‘Ethnicity’ in the Republic (1980s-2000s) – Ed Naylor: ‘A system that resembles both colonialism and the invasion of France’: Gaston Defferre and the Politics of Immigration in 1973 – Andrea Brazzoduro: Postcolonial Memories of the Algerian War of Independence, 1955-2010: French Veterans and Contemporary France – Natalya Vince: Questioning the Colonial Fracture: The Algerian War as a ‘Useful Past’ in Contemporary France and Algeria.