Dorothy Pickles Livres

Focusing on key political controversies in France, this book examines the period from de Gaulle's death to the 1981 presidential and legislative elections. It delves into the evolving political landscape, highlighting significant events and debates that shaped contemporary French politics during this era. Through insightful analysis, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and transformations faced by France in the late 20th century.

Focusing on the political context of the French Constitution of 1958, this revised edition explores the evolution of "de Gaulle's Republic." It delves into critical themes that highlight the political climate of the time, providing insights into the dynamics and implications of the Fifth French Republic. The analysis helps readers understand the foundational changes and challenges that shaped contemporary French governance.

Offering a thorough examination of French political history from 1958 to 1973, this volume delves into the evolution of political institutions and the dynamics of governance in France. It serves as an essential resource for students and scholars interested in understanding the complexities of French politics and its impact on European political landscapes. The detailed analysis makes it a valuable reference for those studying political science and the intricacies of governmental operations in France.