Volume 7, issue 3-4, September 2009

17 articles in this issue

Editorial

Authors
- Andrew Appleton
- Robert Elgie
- Content type: Editorial
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 217 - 218
Representative roles in the French National Assembly: The case for a dual typology?

Authors
- Olivier Costa
- Eric Kerrouche
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 219 - 242
The changing patterns of Indo-French relations: From Cold War estrangement to strategic partnership in the twenty-first century

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- Sanjay Gupta
- Content type: Original Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 243 - 262
Social exclusion and collective action in contemporary France

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- Didier Chabanet
- Frédéric Royall
- Content type: Symposium Introduction
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 263 - 267
Economic recession and the mobilization of the unemployed: France and Ireland compared

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- Didier Chabanet
- Frédéric Royall
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 268 - 293
The mobilization of intermittents in the entertainment sector in France

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- Jérémy Sinigaglia
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 294 - 315
Globalization and the collective action of the socially excluded in France: At the heart of the margins?

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- Pascale Dufour
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 316 - 341
Mobilising against detention and deportation: Collective actions against the detention and deportation of ‘failed’ asylum seekers in France

Authors
- Jane Freedman
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 342 - 358
Stanley Hoffmann: A political life

Authors
- James Shields
- Content type: Symposium Introduction
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 359 - 367
Stanley Hoffmann: Three brief essays

Authors
- Robert O Keohane
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 368 - 378
Domestic and international politics – Forever intertwined: Learning from Hoffmann and France

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- Peter A Gourevitch
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 379 - 390
‘Decline or Renewal’: France and the Hoffmann Paradigm

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- Suzanne Berger
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 391 - 402
Europe: The quiet superpower

Authors
- Andrew Moravcsik
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 403 - 422
Differentiating compliance with international law: Stanley Hoffmann's threefold distinction

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- Michael W Doyle
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 423 - 431
International Relations theory and its problems

Authors
- Stanley Hoffmann
- Content type: Symposium Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 432 - 436
The historical and political sociology of the European Union: A uniquely French methodological approach?

Authors
- Didier Georgakakis
- Content type: Data, Measures and Methods
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 437 - 455
Conflicted Americanism: The case of the Sacco-Vanzetti affair

Authors
- Annelien de Dijn
- Content type: Review Article
- Published: 29 December 2009
- Pages: 456 - 463

Volume 7, issue 3-4, September 2009

Editorial

Representative roles in the French National Assembly: The case for a dual typology?

The changing patterns of Indo-French relations: From Cold War estrangement to strategic partnership in the twenty-first century

Social exclusion and collective action in contemporary France

Economic recession and the mobilization of the unemployed: France and Ireland compared

The mobilization of intermittents in the entertainment sector in France

Globalization and the collective action of the socially excluded in France: At the heart of the margins?

Mobilising against detention and deportation: Collective actions against the detention and deportation of ‘failed’ asylum seekers in France

Stanley Hoffmann: A political life

Stanley Hoffmann: Three brief essays

Domestic and international politics – Forever intertwined: Learning from Hoffmann and France

‘Decline or Renewal’: France and the Hoffmann Paradigm

Europe: The quiet superpower

Differentiating compliance with international law: Stanley Hoffmann's threefold distinction

International Relations theory and its problems

The historical and political sociology of the European Union: A uniquely French methodological approach?

Conflicted Americanism: The case of the Sacco-Vanzetti affair

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