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Remaking the Hexagon : the new France in the new Europe / edited byGregory Flynn.

Van Pelt Library DC58 R36 1995
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Flynn, Gregory.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Relations.
Social change.
History.
Civilization.
Philosophy.
France--Civilization--Philosophy.
France.
France--Politics and government--1981-.
Politics and government.
National characteristics, French.
Europe 1992.
Social change--France--History--20th century.
France--Relations--Europe.
Europe--Relations--France.
Europe.
Physical Description:
x, 277 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Boulder, Colorado : Westview Press, 1995.
Contents:
1 Remaking the Hexagon / Gregory Flynn 1
Part 1 The Weight of History in France Today
2 The Legacy of Traumatic Experiences in French Politics Today / Jean-Noel Jeanneney 17
3 The France We Have Lost: Social, Economic, and Cultural Discontinuities / Richard F. Kuisel 31
4 Democratic Dysfunctions and Republican Obsolescence: The Demise of French Exceptionalism / Alain-Gerard Slama 49
Part 2 Challenges to French Economic Order
5 The Franc Fort Strategy and the EMU / Jacques E. Le Cacheux 69
6 France and Global Competition / William James Adams 87
7 From Barre to Balladur: Economic Policy in the Era of the EMS / David Ross Cameron 117
Part 3 Social Change and Political Institutions
8 Change and Stability in French Elites / Ezra Suleiman 161
9 The Reconstruction and De-Construction of the French Party System / Yves Meny 181
10 Trade and Identity: The Coming Protectionism? / Suzanne Berger 195
Part 4 France in the New Europe
11 France and Security in the New Europe: Between the Gaullist Legacy and the Search for a New Model / Frederic Bozo 213
12 French Identity and Post-Cold War Europe / Gregory Flynn 233
13 Thoughts on Sovereignty and French Politics / Stanley Hoffmann 251.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0813389194
0813389275
OCLC:
31710580

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