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Pierre Bonzon left-wingers took exception to the staging of the meeting in their town, particularly given that nationalist deputy and JP leader Pierre Taittinger was to attend. A counter-demonstration was quickly organised. While the meeting passed off without incident, violence broke out as JP members exited th

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Benno Stein,Sven Meyer zu Eissenwhat happened’ but also the way the new President and government contributed to the way politics and the republic itself developed, how they perceived what was happening, how what happened happened, and how Fran?ois Hollande and his government and the opposition responded to the challenges and ‘even

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Negotiation Technologiesday encounters, it is a subject that has been extensively discussed in the game-theoretic, economic, and management science literatures. Recently, however, there has been a surge of interest in automated negotiation systems that are populated with artificial agents (see [1] for more details). This i