Titlebook: Relaxations of Excited States and Photo-Induced Phase Transitions; Proceedings of the 1 Keiichiro Nasu Conference proceedings 1997 Springer

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been broadly determined by this ascendancy. But the composition of the class, and its influence, have changed significantly since the Second World War. The old middle class, living by property, savings, manufacturing, trade and the professions, is still quite strongly entrenched in the provinces, p

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K. Nasuountry has become strongly urbanised. Since the early 1950s the number of urban dwellers has increased by 15 millions, so that now three-quarters of the population is officially classified as living in a town or city. Urban growth was seen as an essential factor in the modernisation and economic adv

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H. Uweisation as an important dynamic in the decolonisation procesThis volume explores how France’s ‘modernising mission’ unfolded during the post-war period and its reverberations in the decades after empire. In the aftermath of the Second World War, France sought to reinvent its empire by transforming t

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G. Ruani,C. Talianid have seemed surprising to those brought up during the 1930s. This stabilization has three dimensions. The first of these is the decline in political violence. The second relates to constitutional change. The Fifth Republic has survived the death of its founder and outlived all but one of the regim

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Fourth Republic had lasted much more than a year), weak governments, and a general sense of decline. After 1958 everything changed. There were only two prime ministers between 1958 and 1968. Furthermore, the president of the republic was not a figurehead but a ruler who imbued governments of the wh