University Forum Lecture: Pasteurizing French Politics
When: Apr. 17, 2012, 7:30pm - 8:30pmCampus Location: Marjorie Barrick Museum / Harry Reid Center
Office/Remote Location: Auditorium
The College of Liberal Arts presents the University Forum Lecture: Pasteurizing French Politics: The Transformation of the French Presidency and the Election of 2012, a talk by Arthur Goldhammer, senior research affiliate, Center for European Studies, Harvard University
Although the French president, like the American, is intended constitutionally to be an individual above all parties and interests, the reality is that French presidential elections are competitions of parties and coalitions. In this lecture, a leading American expert on French politics analyzes the role of party coalitions in the 2012 campaign and discusses how, unlike the U.S. and contrary to American expectations about European politics, the dividing lines in recent years have not been left/right so much as center/extremes.
This event is free and open to the public.
Name: Phyllis Thompson
Office: College of Liberal Arts
Phone: 702-895-3401
E-mail: liberalarts@unlv.edu
Event Sponsor: College of Liberal Arts dean's office and co-sponsored by the departments of history, political science and foreign languages and the Brookings Mountain West
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