The Global French Histories series is an open-ended series of books that address the histories of modern France and the Francophone World in terms of key global themes since the mid-seventeenth century. Carefully situating French histories within global history frameworks, the series will foreground connections and networks across time and space, comparisons with other contexts and interdisciplinary approaches.

Series Editors
Dr Sarah Dunstan, University of Glasgow, UK
Professor Martin Evans, University of Sussex, UK
Dr Annette Joseph-Gabriel, Duke University, USA
Dr Roxanne Panchasi, Simon Fraser University, Canada

Editorial Board
Dr Rabah Aissaoui, University of Leicester, UK
Professor Robert Aldrich, University of Sydney, Australia
Dr Belkacem Belmekki, University of Oran, Algeria
Dr Gemma Betros, Australian National University, Australia
Dr Ludivine Broch, University of Westminster, UK
Professor Tony Chafer, University of Portsmouth, UK
Professor Vinita Damodaran, University of Sussex, UK
Dr Valerie Deacon, New York University, USA
Professor Hanna Diamond, Cardiff University, UK
Dr Claire Eldridge, Leeds University, UK
Dr Angeline Escarfe-Dublat, University of Lyon, France
Professor Alison Fell, Liverpool University, UK
Professor Robert Gildea, University of Oxford, UK
Professor Paul Goodwin, AUL, UK
Dr David McCallam, University of Sheffield, UK
Dr Julia Nicholls, Kings College, London, UK
Dr Mairéad Ní Bhriain, University of Limerick, Ireland
Dr Hanna Qugana, University of Sussex, UK
Dr Mélanie Torrent, University of Picardie Jules Verne, France