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Pages 9 to 20| Editorial | Jean-Michel Guieu

Pages 21 to 32| The Vienna Congress: A diplomatic tool to be rehabilitated? | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 33 to 46| From the Vienna Congress to the Treaty of Saint-Germain. Austria and the European Concert of Powers 1815-1919 | Catherine Horel

Pages 47 to 74| Europe and Greece, 1821-1830 : The Concert of Europe facing the emergence of a nation-state | Anne Couderc

Pages 75 to 88| The Algeciras  Conference of 1906. A changing role for the United States in the concert of nations ? | Hélène Harter

Pages 89 to 100| Peacemaking without the enemy? The Peace Conference of 1919 | Vincent Laniol

Pages 101 to 114| More times absent than present: Czechoslovakia in international conferences | Antoine Marès

Pages 115 to 128| The Washington Conference. The dream of a new Congress of Vienna? | Nicolas Vaicbourdt

Pages 129 to 142| From the Group of Seven to the Group of Twenty: New concert of powers or dilution of power? 1975-2015 | Noël Bonhomme

Pages 143 to 150| Poland in France: Relations between French and Polish intellectuals from 1966 to 1983. | Lidvine Warchol

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Pages 11 to 18| Best theses | Antoine Marès

Pages 19 to 29| French speaking immigrants in Woonsocket, Rhode-Island, 1892-1930 | Tristan Chaussende

Pages 31 to 41| “Jota K” in Marcel Gautherot’s lens, the visual policy of the inaugural time of Brasília (1956-1960) | Alexandre Puche

Pages 43 to 52| The institutions of the Austro-Hungarian  compromise (1867-1914), the perspectives of French and Italian historiography | Francesco Plazzotta

Pages 53 to 62| Bolsheviks and “work among women”, 1917-1922 | Cyliane Guinot

Pages 63 to 73| Russian colonial issues in the South Pacific at the time of Alexander I (1801-1825) | Irina Tsitovitch-Kozlova

Pages 75 to 87| The Franco-Caodaist collaboration at the beginning of the Indochina War (1948-1948) : A “deal with the devil” ? | Irvin Louaas

Pages 89 to 99| Video games  in cultural globalization. The birth  and spread of Japanese video games in France, 1978-2014 | Romain Lebailly

Pages 101 to 110| The International Law Commission of the United Nations, genesis and challenges | Marguerite Laviallle

Pages 111 to 120| Joseph Reinach and Tocqueville’s conference, 1874:  The birth  of the representation of Serbia in France | Ksenia Smolovic

Pages 121 to 126| Albania in French foreign policy (1919-1940 June) | Stephane Popescu

Pages 127 to 132| Dien Bien Phu. From the trenches to the courtroom, 1953-1958 | Laure Monin-Cournil

Pages 133 to 137| Division and war in the Korean memory since  1945 | Jae Yeong Han

Pages 139 to 148| In search of  an history of consular diplomacy: The French consulate in Salonica, 1781-1913 | Mathieu Jestin

Pages 149 to 155| Towards a history of contemporary international relations in Asia | Pierre Journoud

Pages 157 to 161| Tianjin Cosmopolis. A history of imperial globalization in 1900 | Pierre Singaravélou

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Pages 9 to 14| Literature and Music | Marie-Françoise Levy, Anaïs Fléchet

Pages 15 to 29| Fanfare in Europe: An Example of International Relations and Leisure in the Second Half of the 20th Century | Laurent Martino

Pages 31 to 48| Ravel’s Boléro: Adaptations, Reinterpretations, and Transformations: 1928-2008 | Jessica Semsary, Nils Wekstein

Pages 49 to 62| Carmen on the French Stage: 1875-1970 | Maria Mellouli

Pages 63 to 81| Millenium: Circulation of a Trilogy in from the Cold | Anaïs Aubry, Thibaut Chozard

Pages 83 to 94| Andreï Markowicz and the Stakes of Retranslation | Pauline Gacoin Lablanchy, Adèle Bastien-Thiry

Pages 95 to 109| Danilo Kiš in France | Élodie Keiflin, Dušan Marković, Veljko Stanić

Pages 111 to 125| Miriam Makeba: A Life in the Service of Engaged Art | Michaël Mouity-Nzamba

Pages 127 to 140| For a Culture without Frontiers: Radio France International and its Literary Programmes | Patricia Noirault

Pages 141 to 151| The Background Sounds of the Audiovisual Department of the National Library of France | Pascal Cordereix

Pages 153 to 158| The Institut Mémoires de l'Édition Contemporaine (IMEC) | André Derval

Pages 159 to 168| The Bibliothèque Littéraire Jacques Doucet: Yesterday and Today | Marie-Dominique Nobecourt-Mutarelli

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Pages 11 to 16| Best Memories | Alya Aglan

Pages 17 to 28| Imported Directors: 1920-1931 | Leïla Hincelin

Pages 29 to 40| The Civil War Reported in French Newspapers | Jo Saade

Pages 41 to 51| French Diplomatic Support to the New Argentine Cinema: 1997-2013 | Marion Delestre

Pages 53 to 64| A Surgeon in the Debacle of 1812: Larrey:“Sisyphean Philanthropist”? | Anne-Claire Douzou

Pages 65 to 78| The Viscount Eugène-Melchior of Vogüé and the Image of Russia in the French Third Republic | Pauline Gacoin Lablanchy

Pages 79 to 90| Japanese Spirit and Presages of Multiculturalism | Lauriane Millet

Pages 91 to 101| In the Service of the “Greatest France” | Pascal Bonacorsi

Pages 103 to 112| A Humanitarian NGO on all Fronts of International Solidarity | Kalilou Diakite

Pages 113 to 127| Virginia d'Albert-Lake: An American in the Resistance | Benedetta Carnaghi

Pages 129 to 140| Border Control in the Pyrenees During World War II | Stéphane Marques

Pages 141 to 146| Colombo-Brazilian Diplomatic Relations: 1821-1831 | Daniela Rojas Castro

Pages 147 to 154| Gheorghiu-Dej’s Romania: Recalcitrant Satellite of the USSR | Irina Gridan

Pages 155 to 164| An Unrecognized Repression: The Purification of War in the USSR | Vanessa Voisin

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Pages 11 to 16| Exiles and Clandestine Movements: A Transnational Approach | Véronique Hébrard, Eugénia Palieraki

Pages 17 to 31| Exile, Frontier, and Nation: José Miguel Carrera in Rio de la Plata | Edward Blumenthal

Pages 33 to 47| Cuban Separatists in the United States, 1848–1878 | Romy Sánchez

Pages 49 to 68| “Escaping and Helping,” 1944–1948 | Audrey Kichelewski

Pages 69 to 80| For a Transnational Approach to Clandestine Resistance Movements | Alya Aglan

Pages 81 to 91| The Resistance of the Venezuelan Democratic Action Party, 1948–1957 | Daniel Iglesias

Pages 93 to 107| Clandestine Practices in Exile | Victor Pereira

Pages 109 to 122| Clandestinity as Something Imagined or Something Experienced | Carolina Torrejón-Barreda

Pages 123 to 132| Latin America and the Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli (Milan) | Carolina Torrejón-Barreda, Spartaco Alfredo Puttini

Pages 133 to 142| Collections of the Contemporary Library of International Documentation of France (BDIC) on Exiles and Dissidents in Eastern Europe during the Cold War | Sofia Papastamkou

Pages 143 to 149| Greeks in France during the Greek Military Junta  , 1967–1974 | Vasiliki Kilekli

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Pages 11 to 16| Editorial: Best Dissertations | Laurence Badel

Pages 17 to 28| Changing Baltimore, 1872–1904 | Matthieu Schorung

Pages 29 to 42| Building Buenos Aires, 1880–1960 | Thibault Béchini

Pages 43 to 58| On the International Dimension of Air Transport | Étienne Moralès

Pages 59 to 69| Jules Perrot, 1810–1892 | Maria Zhiltsova

Pages 71 to 83| History through Images | Thibault Leroy

Pages 85 to 96| China and the British Intervention in Tibet, 1902–1912 | Tiphaine Ferry

Pages 97 to 107| Édouard Helsey from Thessalonica  to Jerusalem | Fanny Goujat

Pages 109 to 120| The Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers , 1988–1989 | Caroline Bouchier

Pages 121 to 132| Silvio Trentin, a Federalist at War with Fascism | Benedetta Carnaghi

Pages 133 to 140| “Virile and Civilized” | Marianne González Alemán

Pages 141 to 152| Training of Czechoslovak Elites in France | Jiří Hnilica

Pages 153 to 159| Dubious Alliances and Anglo-American Rivalries at the Heart of the Atlantic Project | Alexandre Luis Moreli Rocha

Pages 161 to 189| 30 Years of International Relations

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Pages 11 to 14| Editorial | Hélène Harter

Pages 15 to 26| Secrecy and the “Eastern  Question” in the Late 19th Century from the Perspective of Sainte Marie, French Consul in Macedonia | Mathieu Jestin

Pages 27 to 43| Interministerial Intelligence Conferences under the Popular Front in 1937 | Olivier Forcade

Pages 45 to 56| Army and Secrets, 1940–1942 | Claude d’Abzac-Epezy

Pages 57 to 80| Secrecy and Strategy during the Vietnam War | Pierre Journoud

Pages 81 to 99| From Sleeping Memory to Negotiated Memory | Andreï Kozovoï

Pages 101 to 111| Promoting the Sharing of Secrets | Boris Le Chaffotec

Pages 113 to 130| The Historian in the WikiLeaks Era | François Durpaire

Pages 131 to 137| The Vatican’s Secret Archives: Sources for the History of International Relations | Florian Michel

Pages 139 to 143| From Moscow to Madrid, from Cairo to East Berlin: Relations and Alternating Viewpoints between Eastern European Countries and the Mediterranean (1967–1989) | Frédéric Gloriant

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Pages 11 to 18| Editorial | Annick Foucrier

Pages 19 to 30| The Zero-Tolerance Policy in New York | Quentin Convard

Pages 31 to 41| New York, between Urban Planning and Heritage Conservation | Marie Burnel

Pages 43 to 53| The Feminist Movement and the Right to Vote in Bolivia | Maria Elvira Alvarez

Pages 55 to 64| The Expulsion of Sudetenland Germans as Viewed by France | Cécile Laurent

Pages 65 to 75| The Perspective of French Diplomacy on the Shifting of the German-Polish Border | Eloi Piet

Pages 77 to 88| The Cosmos Adventure | Julien Samier

Pages 89 to 101| The Krakow School of History | Witold Griot

Pages 103 to 112| The Khmer Political Scene from 1945 to 1970, Actors and Issues | Marie Aberdam

Pages 113 to 123| Marquis de Ploeuc in Constantinople, 1859–1863 | Thomas Gasnier

Pages 125 to 135| Diplomatic Relations between France and Ghana | Thelma Appenteng-Darrac

Pages 137 to 148| France and Oil Stakes in the Persian Gulf | Kévin Wursthorn

Pages 149 to 155| The Salzburg Festival and Austrian Identity | Amélie Charnay

Pages 157 to 167| Haiti’s International Relations from 1957 to 1971 | Wien Weibert Arthus

Pages 169 to 172| Reflecting on the International System, 19th–21st Century | Isabelle Davion, Stanislas Jeannesson

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Pages 11 to 14| Editorial | Hugues Tertrais

Pages 15 to 29| French Representations of Japan and Japanese People | Yamasaki Yukiko

Pages 31 to 42| France in the Peace Negotiations after the Boxer Rebellion in China | Yan Yan

Pages 43 to 53| Soldier at Diên Biên Phu | Laure Cournil

Pages 55 to 65| Exposing Khmer Art | Gabrielle Abbe

Pages 67 to 79| Nepalese Maoism | Benoît Cailmail

Pages 81 to 90| The Birth of the Chinese Communist Party: The Start of the “Great Renaissance?” | Jérémie Tamiatto

Pages 91 to 102| The Originality of French Policy in India, 1750–1783 | Marco Platania

Pages 103 to 112| The Far West of the Republic | Nicolas Vaicbourdt

Pages 113 to 124| Korea and the United States: A Unique Relationship | Han Jae Yeong

Pages 125 to 136| A “Strategic Triangle?” | Pierre Journoud

Pages 137 to 148| The Implementation of the European Community’s Generalized System of Preferences | Tomoya Kuroda

Pages 149 to 156| The Norodom Sihanouk Archives Offered to the École française d'Extrême-Orient and Deposited at the French National Archives | Marie Aberdam

Pages 157 to 169| Radio Propaganda and Archives | Audrey Vedel Bonnéry

Pages 171 to 181| African-Americans in Politics | Camille Julien-Moraud

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Pages 13 to 25| The Leguía “Myth” | Ombelyne Dagicour

Pages 27 to 38| Democracy in the Barrio: Political Integration and Politicization in Popular Neighborhoods in Caracas, 1958–1979 | Serge Ollivier

Pages 39 to 48| Paris and Viennese Music | Constance Bouchet

Pages 49 to 64| Ramifications and Networks of Charter 77 in France between 1977 and 1989 | Benjamin Gutmann

Pages 65 to 69| Romania, December 1989: Democratic Revolution or Communist Coup d’Etat? | Pierre Bouillon

Pages 71 to 85| EEC-China Relations between 1978 and 1985 | Chang Su-Yu

Pages 87 to 102| Cousinéry to Cousinéry | Mathieu Jestin

Pages 103 to 107| A New Left? | Eugénia Palieraki

Pages 109 to 113| Soldier Politics, 1961–1978 | Maud Chirio

Pages 115 to 128| Emigrating from the Ottoman Empire to France, 1916–1939 | Lena Korma

Pages 129 to 139| French People in the Civil War, 1861–1865 | Farid Ameur

Pages 141 to 148| The Survivors | Audrey Kichelewski

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Pages 11 to 14| Revisiting International Relations in the 19th Century | Catherine Horel

Pages 15 to 31| What Foreign Policy Would Be Conducted without the State? | Antoine Marès

Pages 33 to 55| “France Wouldn’t Want It Even for Free . . .” | Farid Ameur

Pages 57 to 79| France and the Austrian Empire, 1815–1918 | Catherine Horel

Pages 81 to 109| From “Armed Peace” to “Simply” Peace: The Contribution of French Pacifists to a Reform of the International System, 1871–1914 | Jean-Michel Guieu

Pages 111 to 128| Colombia and Haiti: The Story of a Missed Opportunity between 1819 and 1830 | Daniel Gutiérrez Ardila

Pages 129 to 135| Peruvian Senior Judges and the Construction of the Peruvian State in the 19th Century | Lissell Quiroz-Pérez

Pages 137 to 148| Czechoslovakia at the Brussels World’s Fair in 1958: The Dark Side of an International Success | Daniela Bambasova

Pages 149 to 165| From Domination to Confrontation: Police and Justice in Czechoslovakia in the 1960s | Duane Huguenin

Pages 167 to 176| India and the European Union: Evolution of Perceptions and Mutual Interests | Cyril Berthod

Pages 177 to 186| French Intellectuals and the Idea of Europe | Raïssa Mézières

Pages 187 to 192| Bitola: The Balkan City Par Excellence, 1800–1918 | Bernard Lory

Pages 193 to 198| From the League of Nation’s Health Organization to the World Health Organization | Céline Paillette

Pages 199 to 201| The 21st International Congress of Historical Sciences | Hugues Tertrais

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Pages 11 to 16| Editorial | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 17 to 30| Relations between France, Canada, and French Canadians, 1760–1815 | Benedicte Laplane

Pages 31 to 45| Space Exploration and American Popular Imagination, 1957–2009 | Thomas Dubost

Pages 47 to 53| “Passionate Couriers:” Five European Art Dealers in New York, 1923–1945 | Pauline Labib-Lamour

Pages 55 to 66| The Politicization Process of the Cuban Neighborhood in the Miami Metropolitan Area from 1959 to Date | Hélène Lambert

Pages 67 to 78| Hurricane Katrina: A “Historical” Disaster? | Sandra Planchon

Pages 79 to 93| Constructing the Concept of Political Representation and Reflecting on the Representative Regime of the “Second Liberalism” in Spain, 1833–1843 | Inmaculada Serna Alarcón

Pages 95 to 108| Roma People in the Republic of Croatia, 1991–2009 | Judith Finelle

Pages 109 to 126| East of Everything: Orientalism and Nationalism in Ukraine in the 19th Century | Étienne Forestier-Peyrat

Pages 127 to 140| Why Were the Buddhas of Bamiyan Destroyed? | Jean-François Schnoering

Pages 141 to 149| Diplomatic and Cultural Relations between the Francophone Countries of Western Europe and Hungary, from 1944 to 1956 | Gergely Fejérdy

Pages 151 to 159| From Universalism to the Transnational: The International Olympic Committee as an Atypical Actor of International Relations | Gabriel Bernasconi

Pages 161 to 171| The Global Game and Relations between Greece and Yugoslavia before and during the Cold War, 1941–1956 | Phivos Oikonomidis

Pages 173 to 187| American Philanthropy and Europe: Contribution to a Transnational History of Americanization | Ludovic Tournès

Pages 189 to 195| Humanizing Work: Economic Regimes, Political Regimes, and the International Labor Organization, 1929–1969 | Alya Aglan

Pages 197 to 202| France-Russia: Three Hundred Years of Special Relations | Sophie Kienlen

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Pages 11 to 19| Editorial | Robert Frank

Pages 21 to 43| “Collective Insecurity”: Europe and the League of Nations during the Interwar Years | Jean-Michel Guieu

Pages 45 to 56| The Little Entente: A Means of Integrating Central Europe? | Jean-Philippe Namont

Pages 57 to 76| Moscow, French Communists, and European Construction | Émilia Robin Hivert

Pages 77 to 90| The Fourth Republic and NATO: Faithfulness to the Alliance or Defense of National Interests? | Jenny Raflik

Pages 91 to 107| From French West Africa to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS): A Proposed Global Approach | Mathieu Le Hunsec

Pages 109 to 124| ASEAN and Security in Southeast Asia during the Cold War | Pierre Journoud

Pages 125 to 145| American Geostrategy and Regional Integration in Latin America: Facing the Peer Competitors | Edgardo Manero

Pages 147 to 163| Saint-Malo, December 4, 1998 | Élisabeth du Réau

Pages 165 to 173| A Century after the Bosnian Crisis of 1908 | Vojislav Pavloviç

Pages 175 to 182| The Czechoslovak Area, Pulse of Europe in the 20th Century | Jean-Philippe Namont

Pages 183 to 190| Crises in Afghanistan since the Mid-19th Century | Pierre Journoud

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Pages 11 to 16| Editorial | Annick Lempérière

Pages 17 to 27| The 1967 Detroit Riot | Boris Leguy

Pages 29 to 39| The Image of the American Businessman in France during the Interwar Years | Jean-Jacques Mouterde

Pages 41 to 52| The Experience of Women Migrants: German Women in Chile during the Second Half of the 19th Century | Pauline Bilot

Pages 53 to 62| Armed Volunteers in Nationalist Militias during the Spanish Civil War, 1936–1939 | Diego Ségalas

Pages 63 to 70| Argentinean Polo, 1919–1939: Between the Gaucho and the Sports Gentleman | Lucie Hémeury

Pages 71 to 77| Relations between France and Poland in the Solidarity Years | Catherine Kozinski

Pages 79 to 88| Children of the State | Jean-Philippe Légaut

Pages 89 to 99| The Image of France in the United States during the UN Crisis on the Iraq Question, November 2002–October 2003 | Boris Le Chaffotec

Pages 101 to 109| Western Classical Music in International Relations: The Example of Daniel Barenboim  | Evan Spritzer

Pages 111 to 122| French Religious Teaching Congregations in Mexico, 1840–1940: The Case for a Political Apostolate? | Camille Foulard

Pages 123 to 131| A New Kingdom | Daniel Gutiérrez Ardila

Pages 133 to 140| Czechoslovakian Immigrants in France, 1914–1940 | Jean-Philippe Namont

Pages 141 to 149| Quests for Identity and the Assimilation of a Generation of Hungarian Jewish Writers, 1920–1941 | Clara Royer

Pages 151 to 160| The Image of France in the American Press, 1936–1947 | Yves-Marie Péréon

Pages 161 to 168| Sudetenland Germans and Germany: Changes in Group Identity | Ségolène Plyer

Pages 169 to 177| The End of the Vietnam War and the Construction of Asia | Hugues Tertrais

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Pages 11 to 15| Editorial | Antoine Marès

Pages 17 to 19| Claude Fohlen, May 11, 1922–June 13, 2008 | Annick Foucrier

Pages 21 to 40| Historiography and Collective Memory of the Sudetenland | Ségolène Plyer

Pages 41 to 53| Regionalism and Minorities: Challenges or Enemies? | Balázs Ablonczy

Pages 55 to 70| “Helping Our Brothers in Poland” | Audrey Kichelewski

Pages 71 to 80| A “National Minority?” The Case of Irish People in Scotland | Géraldine Vaughan

Pages 81 to 106| “In the Name of France, Let’s Stay United!” | Farid Ameur

Pages 107 to 112| Irish Immigrants in Western Scotland | Géraldine Vaughan

Pages 113 to 118| The Russian East | Lorraine de Meaux

Pages 119 to 122| “Are These Americans Crazy?” | Denis Guthleben

Pages 123 to 132| Franco-American Relations and the Vietnam War from 1954 to 1975 | Pierre Journoud

Pages 133 to 140| The French State and the Conquest of External Markets in the 20th Century | Laurence Badel

Pages 141 to 146| Foreigners in France as Documented in the Archives of the Ministry of the Interior | Jean-Philippe Namont

Pages 147 to 155| On the “Congress of Europe” in the Hague (1948–2008) | Jenny Raflik

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Pages 11 to 14| Editorial | Laurence Badel

Pages 15 to 26| French Diplomacy and the Biafra Crisis, 1966–1970 | Jessie Lhoste

Pages 27 to 41| France, French People, and Turkey | Aurore Bruna

Pages 43 to 59| The Reestablishment of Cultural and Economic Relations between France and Haiti after the Second World War | Wien Weibert Arthus

Pages 61 to 76| The “Revival of Cambodian Art” | Gabrielle Abbe

Pages 77 to 89| The Portuguese Azores Archipelago at the Dawn of the East-West Conflict | Alexandre Luis Moreli Rocha

Pages 91 to 104| The Count of Saint-Quentin, French Ambassador to Washington, February 1938–September 1940 | Bruno Dusaussoy

Pages 105 to 115| Religious Education in Public Schools and the United States Supreme Court | Odile Sinde

Pages 117 to 128| Working-Class Neighborhoods in Montreal during the Great Depression | Nadia Atallah

Pages 129 to 143| Paraguayan Security Services under the Condor “System,” 1974 –1982 | Benjamin Offroy

Pages 145 to 157| Challenges for Historiography | Carolina Torrejón-Barreda

Pages 159 to 174| A Missionary of the Revolution in China | Jérémie Tamiatto

Pages 175 to 180| Sounds from Brazil: Exoticism, Cultural Transfers, and Appropriations | Anaïs Fléchet

Pages 181 to 188| “Violencia y transiciones  políticas a finales del siglo XX. Europa del Sur – América latina” | Sophie Baby

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Pages 11 to 18| Editorial | Marie-Françoise Levy

Pages 19 to 34| The European Broadcasting Union, 1950–1969 | Patrick Alves

Pages 35 to 48| Reception and Circulation of West German Cinema in France, 1974–1984 | Juliette Farcy

Pages 49 to 63| The Television Image as a Weapon of Warfare: The Example of the Biafra War, 1967–1970 | Barbara Jung

Pages 65 to 80| The World in Brief? French Television and American Foreign Policy | Denis Guthleben

Pages 81 to 96| Fiction and Event: September 11 in American Television Series, 2001–2003 | Olivia Brender

Pages 97 to 112| Terrorism and Terrorists in American Films | Lauren Michaud

Pages 113 to 122| The April 25, 1974, Coup d’Etat of the Armed Forces Movement in Portugal as Documented in Radio Archives | Christelle Canto

Pages 123 to 134| The Last Cold War Radio Battle: Soviets and Radio Information on the United States, 1975–1985 | Andreï Kozovoï

Pages 135 to 150| Pavel Lounguine: French Media Perspectives on a Russian Filmmaker | Katsiaryna Zakharava

Pages 151 to 167| The Release of The Cranes Are Flying in France | Félix Chartreux

Pages 169 to 188| Antoine Marès’s Interview with Thomas Schreiber, January 27, 2007

Pages 189 to 199| Radio and Television Sources for the Present-Day Historian | Claude Mussou

Pages 201 to 205| The Bois d’Arcy French Film Archives | Sébastien Le Pajolec

Pages 207 to 211| The Film Library (BiFi) in Paris | Sébastien Le Pajolec

Pages 213 to 223| The Bibliothèque de Documentation Internationale Contemporaine (BDIC): An Audiovisual Documentary Source for the Study of International Relations | Rosa Olmos

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Pages 11 to 16| Editorial | Hugues Tertrais

Pages 17 to 41| The Creation of the International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies (1946–1949) | Chloé Belloc

Pages 43 to 53| The Child and the International Community | Aurélie Dugue

Pages 55 to 69| The European Political Union in the Early 1980s (1979–1986) | Laetitia Guittard

Pages 71 to 83| German-Polish Conflicts in the Post-Communist Era | Monika Novacka

Pages 85 to 98| François Guizot and Jean Colettis | Marion Pierangelo

Pages 99 to 114| The Image of Jacques Chirac in the American Press | Chloé Acher

Pages 115 to 130| Count Mihaly Karolyi and France | Ates Uslu

Pages 131 to 142| Garage Olimpo by Marco Bechis | Jeremy Rubinstein

Pages 143 to 158| Contemporary American Conservatism | Romain Masson

Pages 159 to 175| The History of Russian Tourism in France | Elena Razvozjaeva

Pages 177 to 188| France in the Near East, 1950–1958 | Sofia Papastamkou

Pages 189 to 196| Violence and Politics in the Spanish Democratic Transition | Sophie Baby

Pages 197 to 206| The Renaissance of the French Navy under the Fourth Republic | Philippe Strub

Pages 207 to 214| United States Presence in the USSR, 1975–1985 | Andreï Kozovoï

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