Does France Still Count?: The French Role In The New Europe

“Does France Still Count? : The French Role in the New Europe” by Steven Philip Kramer is a textbook published by Bloomsbury Publishing USA in 1994. This trade paperback book, part of “The Washington Papers” series, delves into the French role in the new Europe, covering topics in political science such as intergovernmental organizations and international relations. With 128 pages, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of France’s significance in shaping the current political landscape of Europe, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in the subject area.

Planning, Politics and Public Policy: The British, French and Italian Experience

“Planning, Politics and Public Policy: The British, French and Italian Experience” is a textbook published by Cambridge University Press in 1975. Written by Michael Watson, the book delves into the political systems and public policies of Britain, France, and Italy, focusing on the interplay of planning and politics. With a length of 9 inches, 512 pages, and a weight of 26.5 ounces, this hardcover book provides a comprehensive analysis of the three countries’ experiences in the realms of general public policy and economic policy. The original language of the book is Italian, but it is translated into English for a wider audience interested in Political Science. This copy does have underlining between pages 1 and 50