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French islamic terrorist network
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Auteur: Guillaume Lacaille
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Sciences politiques, sociologie >Histoire des idées politiques
Exposé, dissertation écrit le 30/07/2003 dans l'établissement University of Georgetown
Langue: Anglais
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General optimism. In 1981, the French socialist party won the presidential election for the first time under the regime of the Fifth Republic. A wave of social reforms was undertaken to modernize the French society and to address especially the concerns of the young population. On December 3 1983, more than 100,000 second-generation French North Africans demonstrated with enthusiasm their pride and hope on the streets of Paris. They showed that they would constitute a cultural, social and economic asset for the old country rather than a cause of distress. The rest of the French population welcomed warmly what it seen as a sign of dynamism of the “republican model” of integration. Every citizen, whatever its origins, is equal under the rules of the undividable and secular Republic. This concept of social organization, never really contested before, implies that community and confession are of no matter as far as the French identity is concerned.
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