Titlebook: Government and Politics of France; Anne Stevens Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 constitut

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The Governmental Machine: Ministers and Civil Servants,il servants. The role and conduct of the government — prime minister and ministers — shapes and conditions large areas of political life within France. However dominant the president, the government machinery is indispensable if political initiatives are to be realized and policy to be implemented.

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Local Government,r an extended period of time. The creation of a single nation state, with a fairly uniform pattern of administration was quite largely the product of deliberate policy and choice, and has occurred, in historical terms, relatively recently, in the period since the Revolution. The revolutionary ideals

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Parliament,cognized that it requires support from a representative body that embodies and visibly expresses the consent of a large proportion of the population. With the entrenchment of republicanism by the end of the nineteenth century, the principle, now embodied within the constitution, that national sovere

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The State and Civil Society: Pressure and Interest Groups,es. The tradition of direct suffrage, dating back to the French Revolution firmly locates the exercise of this sovereignty in the casting of a vote. Political parties have developed as the means by which voting choice can be organized, channelled and expressed. Political parties, however, are by no

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81350-4century, allowed for such divergent interpretations that it was possible to talk of a dual configuration. The nature of the regime, and hence the location of political leadership oscillated in an erratic rhythm. The five-year term (.) amendment seems likely to steady the rhythm and once again place