The 2012 French Election : How the Electorate Decided
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TECHNICAL NOTEINTRODUCTION by Pascal PerrineauPART 1: Perceptions of the CampaignChapter 1: Pre-determined Issues in the 2012 Presidential election byGilles FinchelsteinChapter 2: The Candidates: Crystallized Images by Daniel Boy, Jean ChicheChapter 3: Information Gathering and Campaign Following among Voters: The Paradox of Electoral Campaigns by Thierry VedelPART 2: Voter Mobility and Mobilization
Chapter 4: Electoral Turnout: Mobilization in all its Diversity by Anne MuxelChapter 5: Fluctuations on the Left by Flora Chanvril, Henry ReyChapter 6: Shifts in Voting Decisions on the Right: From a Centripetal Victory to a Centrifugal Defeat by Bruno Cautr s, Sylvie StrudelChapter 7: Fluctuations between the Left and the Right: Expressions of Protest that Benefitted Fran ois Hollande by Anne MuxelChapter 8: Fluctuations at the Center: a Short-lived and Fragile Breakthrough for Fran ois Bayrou by Pierre Br chonPART 3: Making a Voting ChoiceChapter 9: The Moment of Electoral Choice by Pascal Perrineau, Brice TeinturierChapter 10: The Impact of Issues on Electoral Choice by Dominique Reyni Chapter 11: Narrowing the Gap in the Second Round or the 'Referenda' of the 6th of May 2012 by J r me Jaffr PART 4: Expectations of the Incoming President
Chapter 12: Expectations of the New President by Mariette Sineau, Bruno Cautr sChapter 13: A Review of the First Hundred Days: a 'Normal' presidency at a Time of Unprecedented Crisis by J r me FourquetCONCLUSION by Pascal PerrineauBIBLIOGRAPHY
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- ISBN-13: 9781349956869
- ISBN-10: 1349956864
- Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
- Publish Date: June 2018
- Dimensions: 8.27 x 5.83 x 0.55 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.7 pounds
- Page Count: 243
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