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The Fifth Republic at Home and Abroad

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 February 2009

Guillaume Parmentier
Guillaume Parmentier
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Association Française De Science Politique
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The Historical Journal , Volume 24 , Issue 2 , June 1981 , pp. 509 - 512
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1981

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1 More systematic studies of this phenomenon are forthcoming, including the impressively wide enquiry under René Rémond and Aline Coutrot on the Cabinets ministériels, and Francis de, Baëcque and Jean-Louis, Quermonne (eds.): Administration et politique sous la Cinquiéme République (Paris, 1981).Google Scholar

2 This is confirmed by Francois, Bloch-Lainé (who was not a Gaullist), in his Profession: fonctionnaire (Paris, Le Seuil, 1976).Google Scholar

3 The president of the National Assembly.

4 She rightly values the importance of the veto: ‘Le principal intérêt de ce privilège détenu par la France reste finalement de lui permettre de s'opposer à toute rêvision de la Charte’ (p. 114), though she perhaps underestimates the psychological and status-symbol qualities of the permanent seat in international relations outside U.N.O.

5 E.g.Stokman, Frans N.: Roll calls and sponsorships: a methodological analysis of Third World group formation in the United Motions (Leyden, 1977).Google Scholar