Titlebook: Chirac’s France, 1986–88; Contemporary Issues John Tuppen Book 1991 John Tuppen 1991 economy.employment.immigration.migration.terrorism

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A Nation Terrorised,ned the French government that it would renew its bombing campaign in Paris if three terrorists held in France were not released; chief amongst these was George Ibrahim Abdallah, the leader of a Lebanese terrorist group known as the Armed Forces of the Lebanese Revolution (FARL). The threat issued b

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The Economy: A Difficult Recovery,plication that under the previous Socialist administration ineffective management and inappropriate policies (nationalisation, longer holidays, increases in companies’ tax and social security payments) had damaged the country’s economic performance. To achieve its goal, the government advocated a ne

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Regional Development: Revised Thinking,series of industrial towns whose rapid growth and prosperity originated with the Industrial Revolution. Local coal provided the basis for an important metallurgical industry. Today many of the factories are still there, dominating the valley floor, but the majority are closed, their continued presen

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1988: A Further Turning Point,unched around the theme of modernising the country’s society and economy so that France would be capable of playing a leading role in the ‘new Europe’ of the 1990s, a theme that he had already evoked during the two years of his premiership. Chirac’s appeal to the French population, therefore, was to