Abstract:This dissertation researches how and why interracialised intimacies between the white French population and (post)colonial migrants from the African continent were regulated during and after the decolonisation of French departments and territories on the African continent (1956-1979). Examining the regulation of different types of interracialised intimacies in the postcolonial French metropolitan context allows for a contextualised and historicised analysis of how and why the French government and society cons… Show more
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