아프리카중심주의 시각에서 바라본 프랑스와 프랑스어권 아프리카의 관계에 대한 역사적 고찰: 프랑스 마크롱 대통령의 ‘프랑사프리끄(Françafrique)의 종말’ 선언의 배경을 중심으로
A Historical Review of the Relationship Between France and Francophone Africa from an Afrocentric Perspective : Around the Background of President Emmanuel Macron's Declaration of the ‘End of Françafrique’
0
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
During his visit to Gabon in March 2023, President Emmanuel Macron declared ‘End of Françafrique’, a France strategy against Francophone Africa. Françafrique is a term that describes the reality and specificity of the Franco-African networks. The unequal and negative relationship between France and the Francophone Africa lasted a very long period from colonial rule to the present day after independence. These relationships are sometimes referred to as Franco-African 'bloc', 'federal', and 'complex', which means a special and differentiated relationship of two. Francafrique's African strategy has has been an international system using informal networks called patron-client networks in all areas, including politics, economy, military, society and culture. This paper examines how France's strategy toward Africa is historically contextualized in response to the changing domestic and international situation from an Afrocentic perspective. This study is significant in that it can explain France's policy toward Africa and its foreign strategy of Francophone Africa. Historically, France’s Françafrique strategty has continued in various forms. In the Afrocentric perspective, the ‘End of Françafrique’ declaration is an continuance of the neocolonialism that continues to contextualize French’s influence. In the future, it is clear that France's strategy against Francophone Africa will lose its influence due to changes in the situation at domestic and international situation. However, declaration of ‘End of Françafrique’ does not mean that France will not exert its influence over Francophone Africa in the future. If France face security issues in the future, France will again contextualize and use the Françafrique strategy in a different way than in the past.
Abstract
During his visit to Gabon in March 2023, President Emmanuel Macron declared ‘End of Françafrique’, a France strategy against Francophone Africa. Françafrique is a term that describes the reality and specificity of the Franco-African networks. The unequal and negative relationship between France and the Francophone Africa lasted a very long period from colonial rule to the present day after independence. These relationships are sometimes referred to as Franco-African 'bloc', 'federal', and 'complex', which means a special and differentiated relationship of two. Francafrique's African strategy has has been an international system using informal networks called patron-client networks in all areas, including politics, economy, military, society and culture. This paper examines how France's strategy toward Africa is historically contextualized in response to the changing domestic and international situation from an Afrocentic perspective. This study is significant in that it can explain France's policy toward Africa and its foreign strategy of Francophone Africa. Historically, France’s Françafrique strategty has continued in various forms. In the Afrocentric perspective, the ‘End of Françafrique’ declaration is an continuance of the neocolonialism that continues to contextualize French’s influence. In the future, it is clear that France's strategy against Francophone Africa will lose its influence due to changes in the situation at domestic and international situation. However, declaration of ‘End of Françafrique’ does not mean that France will not exert its influence over Francophone Africa in the future. If France face security issues in the future, France will again contextualize and use the Françafrique strategy in a different way than in the past.
참고문헌 (79)
- 김광수, "프랑스의 대(對)아프리카 전략변화와 미래의 역할에 대한 고찰 : 르완다와 코트디부아르에 대한 군사 개입을 중심으로", 한국프랑스학논집, 121, pp.253~289 (2023), 한국프랑스학회
- 김태수, "‘프랑사프리크’의 종말? 프랑스-아프리카 관계의 변화와 전망", 비교민주주의연구, 12(1), pp.5~31 (2016), 민주주의와 자치 연구소[DOI]
- 김현주, "탈식민지 이후 프랑스의 프랑사프리크(Françafrique) 정책 연구", 프랑스 문화 연구, 54(1), pp.29~57 (2022), 한국프랑스문화학회[DOI]
- 임기대, "말리 내전과 사하라-사헬지대 문제에 대응하는 프랑스의 입장에 관한 연구", 프랑스 문화 연구, 37(1), pp.235~264 (2018), 한국프랑스문화학회[DOI]
- 임기대, "Covid-19 전후 ‘사헬’(Sahel)지대 불안 요소의 증가와 프랑스의 대처 방안에 관한 연구", 한국아프리카 학회지, 62, pp.153~184 (2021), 한국아프리카학회
- 임기대, "프랑스어권 사헬(Sahel)지역에서 프랑스와 외부 세력의 개입에 관한 연구", 한국아프리카 학회지, 65, pp.67~96 (2022), 한국아프리카학회
- "佛 “니제르서 軍-외교관 철수”… 아프리카서 점점 밀려나" (2023)[URL]
- "콩고공화국(브라자빌)의 역사" (2015)[URL]
- "가봉의 쿠데타 발발과 아프리카 프랑스 식민지의 ‘쿠데타 전염’" (2023)[URL]
- "Emmanuel Macron embarks on African tour as France seeks to redefine its role" (2023)[URL]
- Agir ici, S., "Les dossiers noirs de la politique africaine de la France -Tome 6, Jacques Chirac et la Françafrique, Retour a la case Froccart?" (1995), L’Harmattan
- "French president's Africa visits unsuccessful:African experts, activists" (2023)[URL]
- Ayissi, Anatole N., "Powershift and Strategic Adjustment in French Military Engagement in Central Africa", African Journal of Political Science, 4(2), pp.16~45 (1999)
- Bagayoko-Penone, N., "Afrique: les stratégies française et américaine" (2003), L'Harmattan
- Banégas, R., "La politique étrangère de Jacques Chirac", pp.158~184 (2013), Riveneuve
- Banégas, R., "France’s Intervention Policy in Africa Seen from Below:Some Thoughts on the Case of Côte d’Ivoire", European Review of International Studies, 1(3), pp.60~79 (2014)
- Bayart, J-F., "La Politique africaine de François Mitterrand" (1984), Karthala
- Bayart, J-F., "Paris, Pretoria and the African Continent: The International Relations of States and Societies in Transition", pp.26~41 (1996), Macmillan
- Bayart, J-F., "The State in Africa: The Politics of the Belly" (2009), Polity Press
- Bourmaud, D., "La politique africaine de Jacques Chirac: Les anciens contre les modernes", Modern and Contemporary France, 4(4), pp.431~442 (1996)
- Bovcon, M., "French Repatriates from Côte d’Ivoire and the Resilience of Françafrique", Modern & Contemporary France, 17(3), pp.283~299 (2009)
- Bovcon, M., "France’s Conflict Resolution Strategy in Côte d’Ivoire and Its Ethical Implications", African Studies Quarterly, 11(1), pp.1~24 (2009)
- Bovcon, M., "Françafrique and Regime Theory", European Journal of International Relations, 19(1), pp.5~26 (2011)
- Bull. H., "The Anarchical Society: A Study of Order in World Politics" (1977), Macmillan
- Chafer, T., "French and Black Africa : A Very Special Relationship", Modern & Contemporary France, 4, pp.427~429 (1996)
- Chafer, T., "French African Policy in Historical Perspective", Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 19(2), pp.165~182 (2001)
- Charbonneau, B., "France and the New Imperialism" (2008), Routledge
- Charbonneau, B., "The Imperial Legacy of International Peacebuilding : The Case of Francophone Africa", Review of International Studies, 40(3), pp.607~630 (2014)
- Chipman, J., "French Power in Africa" (1989), Blackwell
- Clapham, C., "Africa and the International System" (1996), Cambridge University Press
- Clayton, A., "France, Soldiers and Africa" (1988), Brassey's Defence Publishers
- Cumming, Gordon D., "From rivalry to partnership? : Critical reflections on Anglo-French cooperation in Africa", Review of International Studies, 37(5), pp.2439~2463 (2011)
- De Bellescize, G., "Le maintien de la paix en Afrique : la France et le programme Recamp", Afrique contemporaine, 19(3), pp.7~28 (1999)
- De Saint-Exupéry, P., "L'inavouable: la France au Rwanda" (2004), Les Arènes
- D'Ersu, L., "La crise Ivoirienne, une intrigue Franco-française", Politique africaine, 105, pp.85~104 (2007)
- "Rethinking Crisis Responses in the Sahel" (2020)[URL]
- Dozon, J-P., "Intellectuels ivoiriens face à la crise", pp.7~31 (2005), Karthala
- "Ministère de la Coopération" (2023)[URL]
- "Gabon coup follows military takeovers in former French colonies in Africa" (2023)[URL]
- "L'actu en dessin : au Gabon, un coup d’État renverse le président Ali Bongo" (2023)[URL]
- Fukuyama, F., "Political Order and Political Decay" (2014), Straus and Giroux
- Gounin, Y., "La France en Afrique: Le combat des Anciens et des Modernes" (2009), De Boeck
- Hicks, K., "Political Order and Political Decay: From the Industrial Revolution to the Globalization of Democracy", Oklahoma Politics, 25, pp.119~123 (2015)[DOI]
- "Constitution du Gouvernement provisoire de la République Française" (1946)[URL]
- Kroslak, D., "The Role of France in the Rwandan Genocide" (2007), Hurst and Company
- "François Hollande à Dakar : "Le temps de la Françafrique est révolu"" (2012)[URL]
- "François Hollande à Dakar : "François Hollande et l'Afrique : le temps de la lucidité"" (2012)[URL]
- "Macron pushes stronger economic ties in Angola" (2023)[URL]
- Le Vine, Victor T., "Politics in Francophone Africa" (2007), Lynne Rienner
- Luckham, R., "Le militarisme français en Afrique", Politique Africaine, 6, pp.45~71 (1982)
- Makengo, Benjamin M., "The Gradual Decline of France's Traditional Policy in Africa (2000-2020): Towards the End of History?", Ph.D., pp.2022
- Malan, M., "Peacekeeping in Africa : Trends and Responses", Institute for Security Studies, 31, pp.1~12 (1998)
- Martin, G., "Africa in World Politics: A Pan-African Perspective" (2002), Africa World
- Médard, J-F., "Le rapport de clientèle", Revue française de Science Politique, 26(1), pp.103~131 (1976)
- Médard, J-F., "Democracy and Corruption in Europe", pp.22~34 (1997), Pinter
- Médard, J-F., "La corruption internationale et l’Afrique sub-saharienne : un essai d’approche comparative", Revue française de Science Politique, 4(2), pp.413~440 (1997)
- Médard, J-F., "La politique est au bout du réseau : Questions sur la méthode Foccart", Cahiers du Centre de recherches historiques, 30, pp.99~116 (2002)
- Médard, J-F., "Africa and the North: Between Globalization and Marginalization", pp.28~40 (2005), Routledge
- "Analysing France’s new strategy for Africa" (2023)[URL]
- Mitterrand F., "Présence française et abandon", pp.12~ (1957), Tribune Libre
- Péan, P., "Affaires africaines" (1983), Fayard
- Péan, P., "L'homme de l’ombre" (1990), Fayard
- Présidence de la République, "The French White Paper on Defence and National Security", pp.2008, Odile Jacob
- "Where France Would Intervene Next in Africa" (2016)[URL]
- Recchia, S., "A Legitimate Sphere of Influence : Understanding France’s Turn to Multilateralism in Africa", Journal of Strategic Studies, 43(4), pp.508~533 (2020)
- "Macron says he won't let France become 'ideal scapegoat' in Africa" (2023)[URL]
- "Map shows seven military coups in sub-Saharan Africa over two years" (2023)[URL]
- Smith, S., "Ces Messieurs Afrique. Le Paris-village du continent noir" (1992), Calmann-Lévy
- Smith, S., "Ces messieurs Afrique 2, des réseaux aux lobbies" (1997), Calmann-Levy
- Stoler, Ann L., "Tensions of Empire: Colonial Cultures in a Bourgeois World Get access Arrow", pp.1~56 (1997), University of California Press
- "Amid a wave of West African coups, France faces a reckoning" (2023)[URL]
- Thomas, M., "The French Colonial Mind", pp.11~13 (2011), University of Nebraska Press
- "La France-Afrique est révolue : vive l’EurAfrique" (2023)[URL]
- Verschave, F-X., "Complicité de génocide? La politique de la France au Rwanda" (1994), La Découverte
- Verschave, F-X., "La Françafrique: Le plus long scandale de la République" (1998), Stock
- Verschave, F-X., "Noir silence" (2002), Les Arènes
- Verschave, F-X., "De la Françafrique à la Mafiafrique" (2005), Tribord
- "La coopération entre ravalement et réforme" (1998)[URL]
- Yates, Douglas A., "The French Oil Industry and the Corps Des Mines in Africa" (2009), Africa World
