French Mediterraneans: Transnational and Imperial Histories (France Overseas: Studies in Empire and Decolonization)

Introduction / Patricia M.E. Lorcin and Todd Shepard — Part I. Rethinking Mediterranean Maps (Maps to Rethink the Mediterranean) — Revolutions de Constantinople : France and the Ottoman World in the Age of Revolutions / Ali Yaycioglu — Barbary and Revolution : France and North Africa 1789-1798 / Ian Coller — “There Is, in the Heart of Asia … an Entirely French Population” : France,Mount Lebanon, and the Workings of Affective Empire in theMediterranean, circa 1830-1919 / Andrew Arsan — Natural Disaster, Globalization, and Decolonization : The Case of the 1960 Agadir Earthquake / Spencer Segalla — Part II. Shifting Frameworks of Migration (Migrations across the Mediterranean) — The French Nation of Constantinople in the Eighteenth Century as Reflectedin the Saints Peter and Paul Parish Records, 1740-1800 / Edhem Eldem — An Ottoman in Paris : A Tale of Mediterranean Coinage / Marc Aymes — From Household to School Room : Women, Transnational Networks, and Education in North Africa and Beyond / Julia Clancy-Smith — Europeans before Europe? : The Mediterranean Pre-History of European Integration and Exclusion / Mary Lewis — Part III. Margins Remade (by the Mediterranean) — Dreyfus in the Sahara : Jews, trans-Saharan Commerce, and Southern Algerian under French Colonial Rule / Sarah Abrevaya Stein — Moise Nahon and the Invention of the Modern Maghribi Jew / Susan Miller — The Syphilitic Arab? : a Search for Civilization in Disease Etiology,Prostitution, and French Colonial Medicine / Ellen Amster — From Auschwitz to Algeria : The Mediterranean Limits of the French Anti-Concentration Camp Movement, 1952-1959 / Emma Kuby.