The State and Overseas

No 116, 2016/4 - 242 pages

Pages 3 to 5

Editorial

Special Report Title: The State and Overseas

Pages 9 to 28

Post-Colonial Trajectories of Assimilation

By Stéphanie Guyon

Pages 29 to 52

Citizens in Principle, Natives in Practice? Compulsory Education and Its Dilemmas in Tahiti under the Third Republic

By Marie Salaün

Pages 53 to 79

The Prefect Face to Face with Autonomist Teachers in French Guiana from 1946 to the Turn of the 1960s

By Edenz Maurice

Pages 81 to 113

The Ambiguities of the BUMIDOM (1963-1982): A Specific Migration Policy for the French Overseas Departments

By Sylvain Pattieu

Pages 115 to 138

French Citizens in Mayotte. An Uneasy Relation to French Nationality

By Myriam Hachimi-Alaoui

Pages 139 to 161

The Social and Institutional Construction of “specificity” Regarding State Action in the French Overseas Territories

By Willy Beauvallet, Audrey Célestine, Aurélie Roger

Pages 163 to 192

Walking for Public Housing

By Clémence Léobal

Varia

Pages 193 to 220

The Preliminary Conditions for the “Neo-Liberal Turning-Point”

By Ulrike Lepont

Reviews

Pages 221 to 225

Barrault (Lorenzo), Gouverner par accommodements. Stratégies autour de la carte scolaire, Preface by Daniel Gaxie, Paris, Dalloz, coll. « Nouvelle bibliothèque de thèses – science politique », vol. 22, 2013, 713 pages.

By Nicolas Azam, Juliette Fontaine

Pages 226 to 229

Spire (Alexis), Weidenfeld (Katia), L’impunité fiscale. Quand l’État brade sa souveraineté, Paris, La Découverte, « L’horizon des possibles », 2015, 176 pages.

By Jonathan Miaz

Pages 230 to 232

Beinin (Joel), Workers and Thieves: Labor Movements and Popular Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, Stanford, Stanford University Press, 2016, 140 pages.

By Youssef El Chazli

Pages 233 to 236

Hecht (Gabrielle), Uranium africain, une histoire globale, Paris, Le Seuil, coll. « L’Univers Historique », 2016, 416 p.

By Romain Tiquet