Charles A Micaud
Biographic Data
| ID | 959314 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles A Micaud |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles A |
| FAMILY NAME | Micaud |
| SIGNATURE | MICAUD C A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Virginia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 65 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 25 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1946 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Arabs and Berbers
Arabs and Berbers
Bilingualism in North Africa
Although Arabization has many vocal champions, nothing significant has been done to change the present system. In fact, as Charles Gallagher rightly pointed out some years ago, there is very little frank discussion of the pros and cons of Arabization,' for it is a highly controversial issue with serious political implications. Meanwhile, bilingualism is becoming institutionalized and is likely to stay as a permanent fixture, whatever its drawback…
Bilingualism in North Africa
The French Communists, Profile of a People
Arabs and Berbers
The French Democratic Left 1963-1969
Leadership and Development
Maroc 1943–1956
Maroc 1943–1956: Le Conflit Franco-Marocain. By Stéphane Bernard. (Brussells: Institut de Sociologie de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles, 1963. 3 vols. 390, 286, 402 pages. 900 FB for the 3 vols.) - Volume 59 Issue 1
Tunisia
The Action Française
Journal Article The Action Française: Die-Hard Reactionaries in Twentieth-Century France, by Edward R. Tannenbaum Get access The Action Française: Die-hard Reactionaries in Twentieth-Century France. By Edward R. Tannenbaum. New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1962.—viii, 316 pp. $7.50. Charles A. Micaud Charles A. Micaud University of Denver Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Vol…
Action Française
Weak Unionism in France
Essay| August 01 1959 Weak Unionism in France Charles A. Micaud Charles A. Micaud Professor in the Woodrow Wilson Department of Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia Charles A. Micaud was born and educated in France; he received his Ph.D. in government from Columbia University. He has taught at Harvard, Columbia and Johns Hopkins University, and is the author of the French Right and Nazi Germany and of the forthcoming Communism and the Crisis o…
The Big Change in Europe. Blair Bolles
The “New Left” in France
The term “New Left” designates a state of mind—the desire to do away with the division and impotence of the old Left—rather than a definite sector of the political spectrum. It has, in fact, been used in three different contexts. In its most specific sense, it has meant the Nouvelle Gauche behind Claude Bourdet and his neutralist weekly, France-Observateur. In its broadest sense, it includes all the rebels at the Left, from the reformist follower…
The Founding of the French Socialist Party (1893-1905). Aaron Noland
Modern Political Parties
Social Democracy in France
Ten years after the Liberation, the French Communist Party remains the strongest party in France. It can muster a quarter of the nation's votes and claim more “militants” than all other French parties put together. A majority of industrial workers continue to vote for the “party of the working class” even if they are reluctant to strike on its behalf. This persistent strength is both disturbing and puzzling. It is obviously a major source of weak…
The Bases of Communist Strength in France
Christian Democracy in Italy and France. Mario Einaudi , François Goguel
Organization and Leadership of the French Communist Party
In the general election of June 1951, the French Communist Party lost almost 10 per cent of the votes it had obtained in 1946 and, thanks to an electoral system that was designed to reduce its parliamentary representation, almost half of its deputies. These results should not be interpreted as a serious defeat for a party that still holds the allegiance of one-quarter of the French people. Its loss of votes, particularly among peasant and middle-…
A Communist Party in Action. A. Rossi , Willmoore Kendall
Voting Procedures in International Political Organizations. Wellington Koo, Jr
Post-War Government and Politics of French Indo-China
The Launching of the Fourth French Republic
Modern Political Parties
Tunisia
Arabs and Berbers
Leadership and Development
The Launching of the Fourth French Republic
The Bases of Communist Strength in France
Organization and Leadership of the French Communist Party
In the general election of June 1951, the French Communist Party lost almost 10 per cent of the votes it had obtained in 1946 and, thanks to an electoral system that was designed to reduce its parliamentary representation, almost half of its deputies. These results should not be interpreted as a serious defeat for a party that still holds the allegiance of one-quarter of the French people. Its loss of votes, particularly among peasant and middle-…
The Launching of the Fourth French Republic
Post-War Government and Politics of French Indo-China
Voting Procedures in International Political Organizations. Wellington Koo, Jr
A Communist Party in Action. A. Rossi , Willmoore Kendall
Organization and Leadership of the French Communist Party
In the general election of June 1951, the French Communist Party lost almost 10 per cent of the votes it had obtained in 1946 and, thanks to an electoral system that was designed to reduce its parliamentary representation, almost half of its deputies. These results should not be interpreted as a serious defeat for a party that still holds the allegiance of one-quarter of the French people. Its loss of votes, particularly among peasant and middle-…
Christian Democracy in Italy and France. Mario Einaudi , François Goguel
Social Democracy in France
Ten years after the Liberation, the French Communist Party remains the strongest party in France. It can muster a quarter of the nation's votes and claim more “militants” than all other French parties put together. A majority of industrial workers continue to vote for the “party of the working class” even if they are reluctant to strike on its behalf. This persistent strength is both disturbing and puzzling. It is obviously a major source of weak…
The Bases of Communist Strength in France
Modern Political Parties
The Founding of the French Socialist Party (1893-1905). Aaron Noland
The “New Left” in France
The term “New Left” designates a state of mind—the desire to do away with the division and impotence of the old Left—rather than a definite sector of the political spectrum. It has, in fact, been used in three different contexts. In its most specific sense, it has meant the Nouvelle Gauche behind Claude Bourdet and his neutralist weekly, France-Observateur. In its broadest sense, it includes all the rebels at the Left, from the reformist follower…
Weak Unionism in France
Essay| August 01 1959 Weak Unionism in France Charles A. Micaud Charles A. Micaud Professor in the Woodrow Wilson Department of Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia Charles A. Micaud was born and educated in France; he received his Ph.D. in government from Columbia University. He has taught at Harvard, Columbia and Johns Hopkins University, and is the author of the French Right and Nazi Germany and of the forthcoming Communism and the Crisis o…
The Big Change in Europe. Blair Bolles
The Action Française
Journal Article The Action Française: Die-Hard Reactionaries in Twentieth-Century France, by Edward R. Tannenbaum Get access The Action Française: Die-hard Reactionaries in Twentieth-Century France. By Edward R. Tannenbaum. New York, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1962.—viii, 316 pp. $7.50. Charles A. Micaud Charles A. Micaud University of Denver Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Vol…
Action Française
Maroc 1943–1956
Maroc 1943–1956: Le Conflit Franco-Marocain. By Stéphane Bernard. (Brussells: Institut de Sociologie de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles, 1963. 3 vols. 390, 286, 402 pages. 900 FB for the 3 vols.) - Volume 59 Issue 1
Tunisia
Leadership and Development
The French Democratic Left 1963-1969
The French Communists, Profile of a People
Arabs and Berbers
Arabs and Berbers
Bilingualism in North Africa
Although Arabization has many vocal champions, nothing significant has been done to change the present system. In fact, as Charles Gallagher rightly pointed out some years ago, there is very little frank discussion of the pros and cons of Arabization,' for it is a highly controversial issue with serious political implications. Meanwhile, bilingualism is becoming institutionalized and is likely to stay as a permanent fixture, whatever its drawback…
Bilingualism in North Africa
Arabs and Berbers
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