La politique étrangère de la France depuis 1945

Bozo, Frédéric

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“…Обичкина (Обичкина 2004, 2012), М.Ц. Арзаканян (Арзаканян 1990, 2003), Ф. Бозо (Bozo 2019), Ж.А. Суту (Soutou 2018), М. Тасель (Tacel 1989), М. Вайс (Vaïsse 1998), Ж. Далоз (Dalloz 1993), Р. Ремон (Rémond 2002).…”

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Gaullism and Atlanticism are Main Foreign Policy Paradigms of the Fifth Republic

Mikhailov

2022

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Gaullism and Atlanticism in the foreign policy of the Fifth Republic appear as two fundamental but mutually exclusive ideological paradigms that, in various combinations, traditionally determined Paris’s behavior on the international stage. A comparative analysis of the ideological constructions of Gaullism and Atlanticism shows the fundamental reason for the conceptual discrepancy between the two doctrines. Gaullism calls on France to preserve its status as a world power at any cost. Atlanticism serves the geostrategic purpose of maintaining American military and political control over Europe. For this reason, Atlanticism does not recognize any other world powers within the Western universe but the United States.A retrospective view of the Gaullist and Atlanticist interaction reveals a steady trend towards a gradual shift of the Fifth Republic from Charles de Gaulle’s diplomacy principles. This trend led to the beginning in 2007 of a new era of the absolute dominance of Atlanticism in French foreign policy compared with the post-war period of the Fourth Republic.The advent of this era was marked by a significant improvement in France’s relations with the United States and NATO and increasing French activism on the track of Euro-federalist integra-tion, but, in general, by the perceptible banalization of France’s voice in international affairs.The results of this study help build future relations between Russia and France.

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Gaullism and Atlanticism are Main Foreign Policy Paradigms of the Fifth Republic

Mikhailov

2022

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“…54 Jobert, a Morocco-born pied-noir, had been among those advising Pompidou to strengthen France's ties to the Arab world. 55 His appointment, however, had not shifted the Quai d'Orsay's stance on EPC in the Middle East. The Quai had maintained that it was up to the United States to abandon its standoffish stance.…”

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“…10 The 1967 Six Day War, by contrast, marked a 'turning point' in the French-Israeli relationship. 11 De Gaulle had not purposely planned it. His stance on the conflict was essentially shaped by broader geopolitical concerns.…”

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A European voice in the Arab world: France, the superpowers and the Middle East, 1970–74

Gfeller

2011

Cold War History

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“…64 On the other hand, France intensified its bilateral security relations with West Germany by creating the FrancoGerman Commission on Security and Defense, the Franco-German Defense and Security Council, and the Franco-German military brigade in addition to orchestrating a revival of the WEU. 65 …”

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Democracy, Regional Security Institutions, and Rivalry Mitigation: Evidence From Europe, South America, and Asia

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La politique étrangère de la France depuis 1945

Cited by 24 publications

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Gaullism and Atlanticism are Main Foreign Policy Paradigms of the Fifth Republic

Gaullism and Atlanticism are Main Foreign Policy Paradigms of the Fifth Republic

A European voice in the Arab world: France, the superpowers and the Middle East, 1970–74

Democracy, Regional Security Institutions, and Rivalry Mitigation: Evidence From Europe, South America, and Asia

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