Policy and politics in France : living with uncertainty

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Policy and politics in France : living with uncertainty

Douglas E. Ashford

（Policy and politics in industrial states）

Temple University Press, 1982

  • pbk.

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Bibliography: p. 321-337

Includes index

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Under the new socialist regime of Francois Mitterand, how much will French policymaking change? How has it functioned under previous regimes? How does the French process compare with policymaking in other industrial states? These are some of the questions Douglas E. Ashford considers in analyzing six major areas of domestic policymaking in France administrative reform, local and regional reform, economic policy, industrial relations, social security, and immigration. Each case is accompanied by selected readings translated from official government documents and the writings of critics of official policy, including readings from the Mitterand period.The book offers an unusually strong point of view, one that differs from the standard interpretations of French Politics. "Policy and Politics in France" is the third volume in the series, "Policy and Politics in Industrial States", edited by Douglas E. Ashford, Peter J. Katzenstein, and T. J. Pempel. Each volume consists of a balance of provocative analysis and documents for six issues. Four topics - economic policy, labor relations, social welfare, and the internal organization of the state - are common to all volumes; the remaining two are reserved for policy problems peculiar to the individual country. Douglas E. Ashford is Professor of Comparative Politics at the University of Pittsburgh. He was formerly Director of the Western Societies Program at Cornell University. He is author of "Policy and Politics in Britain: The Limits of Consensus", also in this series.

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  • Editors' Preface Preface Abbreviations 1. The Policy Process and Institutional Uncertainty French Politics Seen through the Policy Process Institutional Uncertainty and French Policymaking Policy Change under a Dominant Party French society and Politics: Living with Diversity Parties and Elections: One Step Backward, Two Steps Forward Policymaking and Administrative Politics Democratic Institutions and French Policymaking 2. Administrative Reform: Compromising with Necessity Context Agenda Process Consequences Readings (The Politicization of the French Civil Service
  • An Evaluation of Administrative Reform Options
  • Problems of Implementing Administrative Reform
  • A Proposal for a Ministry of Administrative Reform
  • The Political Manipulation of the Administration
  • The Need to Increase External Influence on the Administration
  • Socialist Proposals for Administrative Reform) 3. Local and Regional Reform: Territorial Compromises Context Agenda Process Consequences Readings (On Reorganizing the Prefects
  • Central-Local Tax and Subsidy Problems
  • The Local and Departmental network
  • The Guichard Report on Smothering Local Democracy
  • How Mutual Advantage Reinforces the Central-Local Network
  • The Socialist Debate over Regions and Departments) 4. Economic Policy: Desperation or Design? Context Agenda Process Consequences Readings (The Prospects in 1958
  • The Political Meaning of the Plan
  • Shifting the course of Economic Policy
  • Industrial and Budgetary Proposals of the Common Program
  • The French Economy under Barre
  • The Socialsits' Economic Program) 5. Industrial Relations: In Search of Compromise Context Agenda Process Consequences Readings (Union Participation in Planning
  • Ambiguities of French Collective Bargaining
  • Proposals to Reform Industrial Relations
  • Maire on Relations between the CGT and CFDT
  • The Future Strategy of the CNPF
  • The Right to Strike in Question) 6. Social Security: Success by Default Context Agenda Process Consequences Readings (The Early Objectives of French Social Security
  • Early Recommendations for Social Security Reform
  • The French Concept of Social Solidarity
  • Political Parites and Social Benefits
  • The Growth of Social Spending
  • Social Security Dilemmas under Mitterrand) 7. Immigration Policy: Social and Economic Uncertainties Context Agenda Process Consequences Readings (The Search for an Immigration Policy
  • Unions and Immigrants
  • An Immigrant Speaks to the Issue
  • Problems of a Multicultural Society
  • Considering Repatriation
  • Reactions to Increased Racial Tension) 8. Conclusion: A French Secret or Putting Politicians to Work The Demise of the "Two Frances" Using Policies to Build Institutions The Politics of Policymaking: Filling or Creating the Institutional Void? Institutional Development: Stimulus or Deterrent to Policymaking? References Index

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