Gaullism since de Gaulle Book

	List of Tables
	List of Maps and Figures
	Abbreviations
	Preface
	Introduction	1
1	Losing power, 1968-81	11
	De Gaulle's last year, 1968-69	13
	The succession, 1969	18
	The Pompidou presidency, 1969-74	22
	Losing the presidency, 1974	40
	From UDR to RPR, 1974-76	43
	Semi-opposition, 1976-81	51
2	Regaining power, 1981-94	67
	Peaking early, 1981-84	69
	New constraints, 1984-86	79
	Cohabitation and defeat, 1986-88	91
	Years of crisis, 1988-91	113
	Victory by default? 1991-94	126
3	The Gaullist electorate	138
	Electoral Gaullism in context	139
	Layered electorates	146
	Size, geography, sociology, attitudes	149
4	Organization	186
	Formal structure: the party statutes	189
	Beyond the statutes: satellites and currents	199
	Members and cadres	206
	Between centre and periphery: the federations	223
	Organization at national level	234
	The parliamentary group	246
	Financing Gaullism	256
5	Local power, local performance	276
	Gaullists and local government: policies and positions	279
	National support, local support, membership: correlations	289
	Local policy outputs	299
	Local environments, party control, and the limits of notability	307
	Chirac, Correze, and Paris	311
	Conclusion: the RPR and its notables	330
6	Gaullists in government	333
	Gaullists and their Constitution	335
	Gaullists and external relations	352
	Domestic policy: rolling back the State?	368
7	Discourse, policy, strategy	397
	The State: authority and institutions	406
	The nation: identity and independence	412
	Economy and society: liberalism, interventionism, and the 'third way'	422
	Right and Left	439
	Strategies	443
	Personalities	449
	Conclusion	456
	Bibliography	466
	List of Interviews	481
	Index	484