Politics in France

Politics in France

by Charles Hauss (Author)

Synopsis

France has shifted toward more &BAD:ldquo;normal&BAD:rdquo; politics since the mid 1960s. That&BAD:rsquo;s saying a lot for a country that has had three monarchies, five republics, two empires, and a neo-fascist regime in the years since its revolution in 1789. Hauss&BAD:rsquo;s lively and up-to-date new text looks beyond &BAD:ldquo;de Gaulle&BAD:rsquo;s revolution,&BAD:rdquo; tracing France&BAD:rsquo;s historical development up to the present and describing with fresh insight its political culture, parties, interest groups, and institutional system, as well as its place in the EU and the larger global economic order. Hauss offers lively analysis of recent events and issues, including the May 2007 presidential elections; hot-button policy issues like immigration and the assimilation of non-Westerners into the French cultural and political landscape and the impact of the EU on France&BAD:rsquo;s economic policies.Adopt together with Politics in Britain and Politics in Germany and pass savings along to your students.For pricing and ordering information, please contact us at mailto:collegesales@cqpress.com

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 212
Edition: 1st
Publisher: CQ Press
Published: 15 Oct 2007

ISBN 10: 1568026706
ISBN 13: 9781568026701

Author Bio
Charles Hauss is adjunct professor of Public and International Affairs at George Mason University and is government liaison for the Alliance for Peace Building, the NGO that represents most conflict resolution groups based in the United States and beyond. He is the author of numerous texts on comparative politics, international relations, conflict resolution, and France.