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Pages 2 to 5| Front matter

Pages 7 to 10| Editorial | Olivier Forcade

Pages 13 to 30| France, Implosion of Yugoslavia and the Bosnian War (1991-1995). New Approaches, New Research Directions | Olivier Forcade, Sophie Momzikoff

Pages 31 to 44| The New US-Russia Partnership in the Face of the Balkan Wars (1990- 1995) | Laurence Saint-Gilles

Pages 45 to 55| The Outbreak of the War and the Collapse of the Yugoslav Federation Through the Lens of Institutional Archives: Contributions and Research Perspectives | Stanislav Sretenović

Pages 57 to 76| Crossing Borders and Re-Ordering European Boundaries: Refugees from Bosnia-Herzegovina in Germany and Austria | Bennet Groen

Pages 79 to 98| German diplomacy in response to the Yugoslav conflict in 1994 | Andreas Wirsching, Hélène Miard-Delacroix, Stefan Creuzberger, Tim Geiger

Pages 99 to 108| Correspondence between Russian Federation President Boris Yeltsin and French Presidents François Mitterrand and Jacques Chirac regarding the Yugoslav crisis | Sophie Momzikoff

Pages 111 to 128| Léonel de Moustier: Notable, Ambassador, and Minister of Napoléon III. A Life Dedicated to the Diplomacy of the Second Empire | Xavier Lacroix

Pages 129 to 144| The Union of Iranian Students in France (1952–1978): A Political Laboratory at the Center of the Opposition to Mohammad Reza Shah | Anoucha Rucheton

Pages 145 to 158| Evolution of Multilateralism in the Relations between Europe and Asia: France, Japan, and Europe amid Turbulences in Asia | Tomoya Kuroda

Pages 159 to 186| Cold, Fire and Steel: Kyiv’s Offensive (February-April 2022) | Mathéo Colinet

Pages 189 to 193| Blinded Gulliver: The Influence of Nuclear Strategy on Intelligence in the United States at the Beginning of the Cold War | Cyril Pouzoulet

Pages 195 to 199| Soviet lawyers: defending state interests and integration into the international legal sphere, 1954–1975 | Madeleine de Longeaux

Pages 201 to 204| Navigating and negotiating one's place in the Soviet system: the personal diary of Anatoly Cherniaev (1972-1991) | Maxim Meunier-Dutriaux

Pages 205 to 209| Gastronomy and dining etiquette in the development of Franco-German friendship (1958–1963) | Marie-Liesse Jouffrey

Pages 211 to 215| France and the European Community at the 1992 Earth Summit: multilateralism in the face of environmental and geopolitical challenges in Rio | Florian Carrier

Pages 217 to 221| The development of Gaz de France in Central and Eastern Europe, from 1989 to 2006: the internationalization of a public company | Léa Lellouche

Pages 223 to 227| Militant neutrality and development diplomacy in Southern and Eastern Africa. Ireland and the bilateralization of aid (1973–1987) | Cyann Dupent-Paret

Pages 231 to 235| Cooperating in stormy weather. The French Navy and its two Western allies (the Royal Navy and the US Navy) from 1945 to 1972 | Mathieu Feunteun

Pages 237 to 243| The Eagle and the Dragon: American Foreign Intelligence and Maoist China (1947–1976) | Boris Delagenière

Pages 245 to 249| Nuclear deterrence and its political and strategic significance for the French Air Force: 1956–1996 | Louise Matz

Pages 251 to 255| Europeanism and cultural synthesis in the late work of Ernst Troeltsch (1913–1923) | Bérénice Palaric

Pages 257 to 261| Origins and implementation of social protection: the introduction of pensions in the electricity and gas industries in France, 1850–2024 | Mathilde Attal

Pages 265 to 269| Le Crayon et la Toque: construction, dissemination, and emancipation of the figure of master chef Chiquart to chef Alain Ducasse 14^th-21^st centuries | Marion Godfroy-Tayart de Borms

Pages 273 to 277| Hélène Camarade, Résistantes allemandes des femmes face à Hitler, Nouveau Monde, 2025, 316 p. | Christine Levisse-Touzé

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Pages 2 to 5| Front Matter

Pages 7 to 8| Editorial | Olivier Forcade

Pages 11 to 18| Beyond the Face-to-Face: Writing the History of Negotiation Cultures Through their Actors, Practices, and Objects | Louise Francezon, Raphaël Lavie

Pages 19 to 33| Negotiating One’s Position on the International Scene: Initiatives, Recognition and Widening of the European Commission’s Room for Maneuver in the Delors Years (1985-1995) | Julien Barbaroux, Paul-Antoine Tugayé

Pages 35 to 53| The Emir Abd al-Qadir: Between Negotiations and Imprisonment (1834-1852) | Miki Kilali

Pages 55 to 71| The Negotiation in the Nicaraguan Conflict: The Role of Colombia and Indigenous Autonomy (1983-1987) | Fabian Alfredo Plazas Diaz

Pages 73 to 93| Margaret Sanger and the Inception of the NGO Planned Parenthood: Negotiating International Public Opinion in Order to Influence Global Policymaking | Nicole Rudolph

Pages 95 to 108| The National Socialist “People's Community”: a Space for Negotiation? | Charlotte Soria

Pages 109 to 123| Negotiating Old-Age Risk Protection In France’s Electricity And Gas Industries (IEG), 19th-21st Centuries | Mathilde Attal

Pages 125 to 138| From Rivalry to Partnership: Franco-British Radio Negotiations From 1938 to 1944 | Audrey Bonnéry Vedel

Pages 139 to 154| The Nationalization of the Algerian Petroleum Products Market: An Example Of North-South Negotiation Practice | Amira Larabi

Pages 155 to 170| Governing and Negotiating the French Environment (1945-1969). The Beginnings of the Ministry for the Protection of Nature and the Environment, an Institution of Compromise | Arthur Delacquis

Pages 171 to 187| Negotiating the climate on the eve of the Rio Conference? Analysis of European negotiations for a common strategy against global warming (1989-1992) | Fabienne Jouty

Pages 191 to 195| The Algerian political system and left-wing movements: between internal ideological evolution and external repression of opposition | Kamir Abbas-Terki

Pages 197 to 201| The Figuig Oasis and the Algerian-Moroccan Border: Relations and Issues, from 1845 to the Early 20^th Century | Wassim Dhahoua

Pages 203 to 207| From one country to another. Identities and perceptions of Polish emigrant volunteers in the International Brigades (1936–1996) | Louis Cosnard

Pages 211 to 215| Intelligence and politics: the case of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction | Cyril Gelibter

Pages 219 to 223| Note de lecture : Gergely Fejérdy, Zoltán Garadnai, Magyarország a francia diplomaták szemével. Diplomáciai dokumentumok a magyar-francia kapcsolatok történetének jobb megértéséhez (1944-1990) – La Hongrie vue avec les yeux des diplomates français. Documents diplomatiques pour mieux comprendre l’histoire des relations franco-hongroises (1944-1990), Budapest, Line Design, 2022. | Roser Cussó, J. Porta

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Pages 1 to 5| Front matter

Pages 7 to 9| Editorial | Olivier Forcade

Pages 13 to 16| Cuisine, power, and international relations | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 17 to 28| The diplomatic table. Interview with Jean-Pierre Williot | Laurence Badel

Pages 31 to 45| Diplomatic dining in Byzantium: Between geopolitics, peace, and war | Nicolas Drocourt

Pages 47 to 62| Antonin Carême, or diplomacy in the kitchen | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 63 to 76| Serving the emperor and serving the president: Structure and continuity of the profession of chef and head chef in the context of representing the French state (19^th-20^th centuries) | Marion Godfroy-Tayart de Borms

Pages 77 to 105| Conferring Prestige within Irish Diplomatic Dining : Éamon de Valera at Dublin Castle, 1934-1940 | Elaine Mahon

Pages 109 to 123| The French Embassy in Berlin during the Wilhelmine Empire: a social weapon of republican diplomacy? | Marion Aballéa

Pages 125 to 141| “Relaxation, understanding, tasting” The Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) or the Cold War around the table 1973-1975 | Nicolas Badalassi

Pages 143 to 153| A brief, unapologetic geography of fast food | Gilles Fumey

Pages 157 to 161| Competition and the European Commission: Promoting a new organization for the old continent, 1966–1991 | Clément Micat

Pages 163 to 168| A mockery of justice? The Special Section of the Paris Court of Appeal (1941–1944): actors and functioning of a special court | Antoine Crovella

Pages 169 to 173| The Scarves of Polish Women. Polish women who immigrated to France between the wars and the Catholic religion | Lise Vergnes

Pages 175 to 179| Coverage of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's 1952 reelection campaign: The example of an opposition daily newspaper, the Madison Capital Times | Tom Bellenguez- Lecerf

Pages 181 to 185| Les Allemands d’URSS en Bavière, entre intégration et aliénation (1972-1992) | Élise Medina

Pages 187 to 191| Sarajevo confronted the West with its contradictions | Juliette Villard

Pages 195 to 199| Russia in the United Nations Security Council (1991–2017) | Eduard Tokarskiy

Pages 203 to 219| State of sources for an analysis of relations between the cities of Aubervilliers, Saint-Denis, and the countries of the Communist bloc | Luca Simone

Pages 223 to 233| Reading note: Political trajectory and historiographical orientation. Reflections on the young René Rémond | Florian Michel

Pages 235 to 238| Book review: Elinor Danusia Popescu, Les consuls roumains auprès des grandes puissances ouest-européennes (1919-1939), Paris, L’Harmattan, 2021, 403 pages | Alain Soubigou

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Pages 7 to 8| Editorial | Olivier Forcade

Pages 11 to 15| The materiality of bodies | Amarillys Siassia

Pages 17 to 31| The Body of the Sultan and the Body of the King: Mohammed V, embodiment of the Moroccan independence struggle | Benjamin Badier

Pages 33 to 44| The Mutilated Warrior Body on the Screen. The example of the Actualités françaises (1945-1969) | Matthieu Frey

Pages 45 to 60| Forming a Body in a Time of Military Defeat. Drawing the Father of the Homeland: Depictions of Pétain by French Schoolchildren 1940-1943 | Capucine Wieviorka

Pages 61 to 74| L'exode à corps perdu. The Mourning Process of Surviving Spouses (1940-1946) | Lucie Mailhot

Pages 75 to 86| The Body as a Notebook. Considerations on Reading Women’s Tattoos as Autobiographical Narratives (France, 1881–1950) | Jeanne Barnicaud

Pages 87 to 101| The Bodies of Pregnant Inmates in Stalinist Camps. Between Violence and Survival Strategies. | Elena Pavel

Pages 103 to 114| Abnormal bodies. Desiring as a woman from the 1930s to the 1960s | Louise Barbier

Pages 115 to 124| The Body as a Factory of Sexual Pleasure. Sexual Performance and Gender Norms in the General Press in France and Germany during the 2010s | Manon Baudrier

Pages 127 to 130| Syrians in New York in the New York press, 1890–1911: a reading through Orientalism | Mourjane Raoux-Barkoudah

Pages 131 to 134| Franz A. Basch (1901–1946), Volksgruppenführer of the German minority in Hungary: actor, collaborator, and victim of Hungarian minority policy | Tiphaine Spiers

Pages 135 to 137| Charles L. Todd and Robert Sonkin: Two New Dealers Meet Dust Bowl Migrants (1939–1941) | Sidonie Gomont

Pages 139 to 142| South Tyrol between disputes and separatism, 1939–1972 | Nadia Znagui

Pages 143 to 146| Health for Peace: A Study of the Management of Palestinian Refugees at the WHO (1947–1979) | Lucie Montel

Pages 147 to 150| Between delay and progress: Italian women's entry into the national diplomatic arena | Chloé Marino

Pages 151 to 154| Fighting against the British army in the early 1980s | Antoine Depiesse

Pages 155 to 158| The war in the former Yugoslavia as seen by London, 1991–1993 | Maximilien Nagy

Pages 161 to 165| Rapes in the French occupation zone in Germany: Recognition in question (1945-1972) | Anne-Laure Briatte

Pages 167 to 170| Central and Eastern Europe, a testing ground for collective security after the Great War (1917–1921) | Isabelle Davion

Pages 171 to 174| Bolshevik canteens | François-Xavier Nérard

Pages 175 to 178| Skobelev and Boulanger. War, the charisma of the military leader, and the press | Arndt Weinrich

Pages 181 to 189| Suspend citizenship | Giovanni Brunetti

Pages 191 to 194| Creation of the research network “Army, War, and Gender/Diversity” (MKGD)

Pages 195 to 197| Call for papers

Pages 201 to 203| Critical Review of Traian Sandu, Ceaușescu. Le dictateur ambigu, Paris, Perrin, 2023, 569 p. | Sergiu Mișcoiu

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Pages 7 to 9| Editorial | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 13 to 22| From the history of science diplomacy to history in science diplomacy | Léonard Laborie

Pages 23 to 37| The Power of History: European Strategic Social Sciences and Humanities Research for Science Diplomacy | Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen

Pages 39 to 51| Russia's “Space” Diplomacy: Why We Should Look Back to the Soviet Years | Olga Dubrovina

Pages 53 to 63| Between an Old and a New Scramble for Africa? Using the History of Science Diplomacy to Understand the Present | Daniel Gamito-Marques

Pages 65 to 74| The Educational Legacy of a European Research Project Based on History | Daniella Palmberg

Pages 75 to 86| Reflections on Scholarly Expertise. The Experience of a Historian of ‘Franco-German reconciliation’ in Debate with Third Parties | Corine Defrance

Pages 87 to 102| The COVID-19 Pandemic through the Prism of Science Diplomacy | Pierre-Bruno Ruffini

Pages 105 to 108| French diplomacy and Russia during the Directoire period: intelligence, negotiation, confrontation (1795–1799) | Théo Ben Haim

Pages 109 to 112| Being a French traveler in Russian Turkestan in the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries. Organizational and technical aspects of scientific missions | Kirill Latypov

Pages 113 to 116| Gabriel Hanotaux, the France-America Committee, and North America (1909–1919) | Martin Mabire

Pages 117 to 120| Veterans of a total war, paramilitaries of an irregular war: discourse on the Black and Tans during the Irish War of Independence | Margaux Wentzler

Pages 121 to 124| The Battle of Flanders through the lens of the international press. Coverage and exploitation of a geopolitical shift from May 20 to July 7, 1940 | Aurélien Blamont

Pages 125 to 128| The discourse of universality among East and Southeast Asian representatives at the United Nations (1945–1967). National identity, regional construction, and world parliament | Marie Beguin

Pages 129 to 132| Writing the history of crisis diplomacy: the violation of the immunities of the French consulate-legation during the Korean War (1950-1953) | Grégoire Duplanil-Weill

Pages 133 to 136| The UN conference for the “International Women's Year,” Mexico City, 1975. An international awakening to women's rights? | Marion Valay

Pages 139 to 142| China on edge. English- and French-speaking agents of influence in China and Chinese differences in bodies (from the 1830s to the early 1920s) | Clément Fabre

Pages 143 to 146| Maintaining imperial order in metropolitan France. The service for the control and assistance of colonial natives in France (1915–1945) | Vincent Bollenot

Pages 149 to 160| Interview with Alain Lamassoure on the Observatory of History Teaching in Europe | Corine Defrance, Alain Lamassoure

Pages 161 to 165| Global history and religious history | Florian Michel

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Pages 7 to 8| Editorial | Marie-Pierre Rey

Pages 11 to 16| Fashion and textiles on representation. Circulations, transfers and appropriations, 17th-20th centuries | Véronique Hébrard, Sophie Kurkdjian

Pages 17 to 31| Fashion, luxury and ostentation in the French West Indies in the XVIIIth century | Albane Forestier

Pages 33 to 42| The cloak in Brazil: Acculturation of a clothing at the beginning of the 19th century | Elton Edvik

Pages 43 to 53| “Dressing European” on the Mexican-American border. Fin de Siècle fashion and intersectionality | Ana Lourdes García Vega

Pages 55 to 64| The clothes of the revolution: Turkey between East and West | Alberto Fabio Ambrosio

Pages 65 to 73| The elegance of the Blue Woman. National fashion towards international couture in Spain, 1939-1952 | Miquel Martínez Albero

Pages 75 to 89| The Jacques Heim House in Rio de Janeiro, 1958-1967: A case of internationalization of French fashion | Maria do Carmo Rainho

Pages 91 to 104| Revolutionary circulations and clothing transfers. The example of the Mao jacket, 1966-1976 | François Hourmant

Pages 105 to 114| Fashion and identities in diplomacy: Travel and diplomatic mission of Louis-Henri de Loménie de Brienne across the XVIIth Europe | Chloé Rivière

Pages 115 to 121| A century of political rivalry through the prism of fashion: The relationship between France and England from 1750 to 1850 | Hannah Morelle

Pages 123 to 135| The clothing strategies of the members of the Hijazian, Syrian and Lebanese Delegations to the Paris Peace Conference, 1919 | Marie-Laure Archambault-Küch

Pages 137 to 151| Paris-Alger, or Paris = Alger? First encounter of a 1930s Algerian fashion periodical through the lens of settler colonialism | Pierre-Jean Desemerie

Pages 153 to 161| Restoring the image of France at the Liberation. The role of haute couture | Miléna Chellé

Pages 163 to 171| Fashion and French diplomacy: The role and influence of the Parisian haute couture within the Expositions Tournantes and the Imports Fairs in the United States (1948-1951) | Vincent Dubé-Senécal

Pages 175 to 177| Female students from the Russian Empire at the Paris Faculty of Medicine, 1868-1919. Women and foreigners conquering medicine | Juliette Louvegny

Pages 179 to 181| Trans-Europ-Express on the Paris-Brussels-Amsterdam route | Adrien Duval

Pages 183 to 185| Women workers in the Portuguese Revolution, 1974-1976. The case of the Sogantal struggle | Naïla Thobie

Pages 187 to 190| MICECO: paradoxes of French foreign policy in Central and Eastern Europe, 1988-1995 | Romain Bouteille

Pages 193 to 196| Student routes. For a global history of student mobility in Asia, British India-French Indochina, 1850s-1940s | Sara Legrandjacques

Pages 197 to 201| Imperial Germany and the spectre of encirclement: Diffusion, circulation and evolution of a notion in the public arena, 1906-1914 | Lise Galand

Pages 203 to 206| Tunisian Jews in action in the two world wars | Marie-Anne Guez

Pages 207 to 210| Bypassing armed struggle: Russian strategic thinking in the face of changing warfare, 1993-2016 | Dimitri Minic

Pages 213 to 216| Rereading the question of housing in the USSR with Henri Lefebvre: some food for thought | Laurent Pugnot-Lambert

Pages 217 to 222| Infrastructures and the construction of Nazi-fascist Europe. Assessment of the ANR-DFG “Europtt” project, 2018-2021 | Léonard Laborie

Pages 225 to 228| A global history and the history of an idea: freedom of conscience | Florian Michel

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