Titlebook: Structures of Power in Modern France; Gino G. Raymond (Senior Lecturer in French) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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The Limits of Economic , and Collusion,siness, and permitted it to be used, under strict conditions. The . who presented to parliament the bill permitting private use of the telegraph indicated how useful the device had become to the state itself:

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Book 2000nd, which has shaped its structures of power and marked its evolution as a modern society. This survey provides a fresh overview of those tensions between a centralising state and the constituencies challenging it, and asks whether that model can remain viable or whether it is not, in fact, undergoi

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,The President: Still a ‘Republican Monarch’?,kes the President of France the most powerful leader of his nation in comparison with the other heads of state of the western world. And yet figures who seemed to preside imperiously over the French political system could be cruelly exposed as having feet of clay — figures who, once their presidenti

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The Party System: the End of Old Certainties,stitution recognizes the legitimacy of political parties as ‘representative institutions’, a powerful strand of Gaullism has denigrated political parties as divisive, fractious organizations, whose existence is barely tolerated, and even then on condition that they do not threaten the superior inter

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Trade Unions: a New Civil Agenda?,rt of activity and policy since labour organization was permitted in 1884. By legalizing union activity (albeit within strict limits) the republican government sought to channel working-class protest and marginalize radical activists. The state’s reponse was conditioned by a fear of unrest fuelled b

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