Titlebook: Politics in France and Europe; Pascal Perrineau (Senior Research Professor),Luc R Book 2009 Pascal Perrineau and Luc Rouban 2009 comparati

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Gender and Politics,d by political science on how French women voted and on questions of eligibility among them was designated. However, times have changed. The notion of gender which was used firstly in the English-speaking world is now present throughout the human sciences in France. It is an extremely useful notion

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Young People and Politics,European youth are found accused of lacking moral fiber and political commitment. Young people are regularly described as being less reliable and less politically involved citizens than their elders. The attitude of young people toward politics is constantly debated, often giving rise to pessimistic

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Trade Unions and Politics, fact remains that the actions of French trade unions seem paradoxical to many foreign observers. In today’s Europe French trade unions are unique. They retain the ability to mobilize large-scale protests movements and regularly force the cancellation of government reform packages. Most trade union

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What Remains of Class Voting?,ruggle: “In virtually every economically developed country, the lower-income groups vote mainly for parties of the Left, while the higher-income groups vote mainly for parties of the right.”. However, almost thirty years later he is one of the first people, along with Terry Clark, to predict the dis

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The Green Movement,itical ecology for several reasons: the . had their first electoral successes there; this is where anti-nuclear movements succeeded in emerging onto political terrain with the programmed closure of German nuclear centers and finally, ecological civic-mindedness is thought to have a clear impact on t

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Right-wing Parties in France and in Europe,as created from what was the RPR (Rassemblement pour la République). It has become the uncontested leader of the right-wing camp, renewed its leadership with the election of Nicolas Sarkozy as its president in November 2004, and has shown a clear desire to break with the Chirac years. In parallel, t