Decolonization and the decolonized

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The new citizen -- The great disillusion -- A paradoxical poverty -- Corruption -- Imposters and potentates -- Tyrants, zealots, and soldiers -- Diversions, excuses, and myths -- A convenient conflict -- The failure of the intellectuals -- Fiction and reality -- Cultural lethargy -- The clerics' plot -- From repression to violence -- A nation born too late -- Nations without law -- A sick society -- Going abroad -- The immigrant -- The blessings of exile -- Failure twice over -- A new refrain -- The ghetto -- Head scarves and metissage -- Humiliation -- From humiliation to resentment -- The solidarity of the vanquished -- Composite identity -- Abandoning the myth of return -- The immigrant's son -- The zombie -- From exclusion to delinquency -- Questioning integration -- Reciprocal dependence -- The languors of Europe -- Hope for the decolonized? -- Toward a new world.