Social Change in Modern France is concerned with the radical transformations which have taken place within French society during the past thirty years. The authors contended that these changes constitute a revolution in French affairs as important as that of 1789. Since the late 1950s the traditional social structures of the Third Republic have been transformed: peasantry and bourgeoisie have disappeared or mutated; the great national institutions...
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