Network member Sophie Meunier (Princeton) has let us know about the appearance of her new edited volume with Alistair Cole (Cardiff) and Vincent Tiberj (Sciences Po, Paris), entitled Developments in French Politics 5, recently out from Palgrave Macmillan. Further details, including the table of contents, can be found on the publisher's page here, and a description is immediately below.
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Developments in French
Politics 5 analyzes the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy and recent
developments in French politics. It provides a systematic assessment of French
politics from the 2007 presidential election of the conservative Sarkozy to the
2012 election of socialist Francois Hollande. Bringing together an entirely new
set of specifically-commissioned chapters, the volume asks whether the
discourse of reform initiated by Sarkozy has been translated into tangible
change in French politics and society--from the media to foreign policy, institutional reforms to the politics of identity. The volume addresses two
central questions in particular: 1) is there still a “French exception”, a
uniquely French path to identity and globalization – if there ever was one?,
and 2) do the presidencies of Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande represent
mostly rupture or continuity with French political and cultural traditions?
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