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In A Counter-History of French Colonization, Franco-Moroccan author Driss Ghali provides a sweeping examination of the modern history of French colonization, offering a comparative perspective that spans from the capture of Algiers in July 1830 to the wave of decolonizations following the Second World War.
The story Ghali recounts is a tragic one:
It was not only the French who failed to seize the opportunities presented by the colonial enterprise. Once liberated from their colonial oppressors, and with a few notable exceptions, France's former colonies:
In the work's concluding section, Ghali highlights how these failures continue to resonate in the present day:
This thought-provoking analysis challenges readers to grapple with the enduring consequences of colonialism and its role in shaping contemporary societies.
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