Titlebook: Chirac’s France, 1986–88; Contemporary Issues John Tuppen Book 1991 John Tuppen 1991 economy.employment.immigration.migration.terrorism

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A Nation Terrorised,y the CSPPA led to an immediate tightening of security, for the organisation had already claimed responsibility for seven bomb attacks between December 1985 and March 1986, all with the same objective; but few could have imagined the deadly outcome of the campaign of terror which followed.

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,Privatisation — Rolling Back the French State,returned to the private sector. France was therefore to pursue the same path (although with greater speed and on a more substantial scale) as other European countries, notably Britain, in seeking to reduce the direct role of government in the management of the economy.

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Affectivity and Value: Two Modern Views, political party being required to work with a prime minister and government drawn from an opposing political force, and supported by a parliamentary majority in their favour. The idea of such an enforced marriage became referred to as ‘la cohabitation’.

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Frans H. van Eemeren,Bart Garssenreturned to the private sector. France was therefore to pursue the same path (although with greater speed and on a more substantial scale) as other European countries, notably Britain, in seeking to reduce the direct role of government in the management of the economy.

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Frans H. van Eemeren,Rob Grootendorst liberalising philosophy went much further, to encompass the general environment in which business operates. Thus, it was proposed to give firms greater liberty in fixing prices, in their dealings with foreign customers and in determining the size of their workforces and the manner in which they were organised.