Titlebook: Developments in French Politics; Peter A. Hall (Professor of Government, author),Ja Book 1990 Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 government

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Changing Patterns of Party Competitiondivisions, but the nature and intensity of the conflicts vary considerably. The UDF no longer operates as a single political force and its component elements have adopted conflicting strategies. The Greens, however, have yet to form an effective party organisation or gain national representation, bu

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Public Opinion and Electoral Change Furthermore, the 1981 elections had not only ended the 23 years of continuous electoral domination of the Right, but had also marked a dramatic fall in support for the PCF. The 1984 European elections saw the rise of the FN, and the 1986 parliamentary elections confirmed this and brought the first

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Political Leadershipn of government and party leaderships, the replacement of parliamentary debating skill by television performance technique as a vital qualification for top roles, the dominance of national over local leaders, the cooption of ‘outsiders’ into political posts, and the sharing of some functions between

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The Control of Governmentshe legislative competence of Parliament and the creation of a Constitutional Council to ensure that the laws made by Parliament conformed to the constitution. These innovations were initially criticised by the Left-wing parties which considered them to be a manifestation of the anti-parliamentariani

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Foreign and Defence Policy: From Independence to Interdependence 21). As in so many other areas of French public policy, the ambiguities of the constitution lie dormant so long as the Elysée, the Hotel Matignon and the Palais Bourbon are in the same political hands.

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Data Quality Projects and Programs of unification. Administrative centralisation, military conscription and national education were intended to achieve uniformity, if not equality. Fraternity was celebrated in secular festivals, at which the nation worshipped itself and its national symbols, its flag and its anthem. Liberty was to b

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Antony Unwin,Chun-houh Chen,Wolfgang H?rdledivisions, but the nature and intensity of the conflicts vary considerably. The UDF no longer operates as a single political force and its component elements have adopted conflicting strategies. The Greens, however, have yet to form an effective party organisation or gain national representation, bu

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Michael A. A. Cox,Trevor F. Cox Furthermore, the 1981 elections had not only ended the 23 years of continuous electoral domination of the Right, but had also marked a dramatic fall in support for the PCF. The 1984 European elections saw the rise of the FN, and the 1986 parliamentary elections confirmed this and brought the first