La France et l’Afrique sub-saharienne, 1957-1963 Histoire d’une décolonisation entre idéaux eurafricains et politique de puissance

«Migani's work is centered on French policy, but she employs a wealth of archival sources to elucidate the international dimensions of French actions. Documents from National Archives in Britain, the United States and Italy as well as the archives of the European Union, amongst others, take the reader on a fascinating journey through the diplomatic debates of the leading Western powers as France attempted to negotiate its African and global commitments. [...] As a new perspective on the basis of French international power in the post-war period, and a contribution to a growing field that seeks to globalize traditional diplomatic history, this is an important work.» (Louisa Rice, H-France Review)
"Migani's work is centered on French policy, but she employs a wealth of archival sources to elucidate the international dimensions of French actions. Documents from National Archives in Britain, the United States and Italy as well as the archives of the European Union, amongst others, take the reader on a fascinating journey through the diplomatic debates of the leading Western powers as France attempted to negotiate its African and global commitments. [...] As a new perspective on the basis of French international power in the post-war period, and a contribution to a growing field that seeks to globalize traditional diplomatic history, this is an important work." (Louisa Rice, H-France Review)