THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, HISTORICAL AND PRESENT PARADIGM OF FREEDOM
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https://doi.org/10.59417/nir.2021.18.77Keywords:
France, freedoms, democratic standards, tradition, culture, mass demonstrationsAbstract
Today, the French state with the highest degree of freedoms, democratic standards, traditions and democratic culture, measured in the world, has the highest democratic level of development of the constitutional- legal-political system with daily political oscillations in the behavior of some elected political and prominent public figures and some atypical mass appearances that could perhaps steer France in an undesirable direction.
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