France

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xi

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2. Introduction

   1. Introduction

      • Brian Jenkins, Tony Chafer

      Pages 1-14

3. Foreign Relations

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 15-15

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   2. France and European Security 1944–94: Re-reading the Gaullist ‘Consensus’

      • Jolyon Howorth

      Pages 17-38

   3. French Intellectuals, Neutralism and the Search for Peace in the Cold War

      • Martyn Cornick

      Pages 39-52

   4. The Franco-German Axis since Unification

      • Jean-Marc Trouille

      Pages 53-64

   5. The Search for a New Security Strategy in a Shifting International Arena

      • Dominique David

      Pages 65-75

4. Defence and Security

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 77-77

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   2. Changing Circumstances, Changing Policies? The 1994 Defence White Paper and Beyond

      • Janet Bryant

      Pages 79-92

   3. Conscription Revisited

      • Paule Chicken

      Pages 93-103

   4. France, the Nuclear Weapons Test Moratorium and the NPT and CTBT Processes

      • Shaun Gregory

      Pages 104-111

5. The Economy and the New World Order

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 113-113

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   2. The French Economy and the End of the Cold War

      • Cliff Gulvin

      Pages 115-125

   3. French Aid to Africa: A Changing Agenda?

      • Gordon Cumming

      Pages 126-136

   4. France and GATT: The Real Politics of Trade Negotiations

      • David Hanley

      Pages 137-151

6. Politics

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 153-153

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   2. The ‘Consensus’ on Defence Policy and the End of the Cold War: Political Parties and the Limits of Adaptation

      • Anand Menon

      Pages 155-168

   3. From the Cold War to the Present Day: Labour Unions and the Crisis of ‘Models’

      • Guy Groux

      Pages 169-180

   4. Gaullism and the New World Order

      • Peter Fysh

      Pages 181-192

   5. The Front National and the New World Order

      • Paul Hainsworth

      Pages 193-203

Against the broad historical background of economic globalisation and dwindling nation-state resources, this book examines the impact of the end of the Cold War and of the geo-political transformation of Europe on a wide range of issues, from changing perceptions of France's future world role to the internal ramifications of a new ideological and strategic environment. Multi disciplinary in focus, it draws on the expertise of historians, political scientists, sociologists and economists working in the field of French studies.

• cold war
• economy
• Europe
• European security
• France
• globalization
• immigration
• migration
• peace
• Policy
• transformation
• world order

• University of Portsmouth, UK

  Tony Chafer, Brian Jenkins

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