An edition of How France votes
(2000)
How France votes
by Michael S. Lewis-Beck
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How France votes
2000, Chatham House Publishers, Seven Bridges Press, LLC, CQ Press
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Table of Contents
The enduring French voter / Michael S. Lewis-Beck
The socialists, Jospin, and the Mitterand legacy / William Safran
The electoral campaign / Bruno Cautrès
The National Front and the legislative elections of 1997 / Martin A. Schain
Europe becomes French domestic politics / George Ross
Why did the right lose? / Gérard Grunberg
The stability of the French party system: the enduring impact of the two-ballot electoral rules / Joseph A. Schlesinger and Mildred S. Schlesinger
Cleavage voting and issue voting in France / Daniel Boy and Nonna Mayer
The myth of neoconservatism / Etienne Schweisguth
The influence of political scandals on popularity and votes / Jean-Dominique Lafay and Marie Servais
The France that doesn't vote: nonconsumption in the electoral market / Andrew M. Appleton
Do the parties matter? / Kay Lawson and Colette Ysmal
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [268]-283) and index
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