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

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Pluralism and Pressure Politicsocial or economic groups to the governing authorities. Along with political parties, this network of organised interests is one of the principal features of the political system whereby the interests of social groups are defined, represented, and pressed upon the government. In most countries, this

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The Administrative Machine: Old Problems and New Dilemmasf-image of the administration, its functioning and its role. They highlight the fact that whilst the administration may have acquired a certain autonomy, it is nevertheless sensitive to the changing moods and conflicts of the state and society it serves.

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The State and the Marketrole of the state in the economy and turn the allocation of resources more directly over to market mechanisms. In many respects, this has been a general European trend. After 30 years distinguished by the growing role of the public sector in the economy, many European nations have rediscovered an en

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Foreign and Defence Policy: From Independence to Interdependenceffers the president unrivalled powers over policy, patronage and implementation. The truism derives more from practice than from constitutional canon. According to the text of the constitution, although the president is ‘the guarantor of national independence, of the integrity of the territory and o

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