Private Power and Centralization in France
The Notaires and the State
1st Edition
Published on 14. July 2014
362 pages
978-1-4008-5901-6 (ISBN)
Description
By examining the relationship between the notaires, members of a significant French legal profession with deep roots in French history, and the state, Ezra Suleiman demonstrates that clientelism exists and may be more dangerous in a centralized state than in a decentralized one.
Originally published in 1988.
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Originally published in 1988.
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Content
FrontMatter, pg. i
Contents, pg. vii
List of Tables, pg. xi
Preface, pg. xiii
Abbreviations, pg. xxi
1. Introduction, pg. 3
2. State Structures and State Power, pg. 13
3. The Eternal Dilemma, pg. 33
4. The Eternal Crisis, pg. 60
5. The Need for Change, pg. 91
6. The Modernization of the Profession: Changing a Mentality, pg. 107
7. The Modernization of the Profession: Information and the Computer, pg. 132
8. Organization, pg. 148
9. Socialism and the Profession, pg. 173
10. Socialism and the Reform of the Profession, pg. 196
11. The Profession and the State, pg. 234
12. The Profession's Bankers, pg. 256
13. Planning the Future: The Notaires and the Cause des Depots, pg. 275
14. Centralization and the Failure of a Reform, pg. 299
Glossary, pg. 331
Index, pg. 333
Contents, pg. vii
List of Tables, pg. xi
Preface, pg. xiii
Abbreviations, pg. xxi
1. Introduction, pg. 3
2. State Structures and State Power, pg. 13
3. The Eternal Dilemma, pg. 33
4. The Eternal Crisis, pg. 60
5. The Need for Change, pg. 91
6. The Modernization of the Profession: Changing a Mentality, pg. 107
7. The Modernization of the Profession: Information and the Computer, pg. 132
8. Organization, pg. 148
9. Socialism and the Profession, pg. 173
10. Socialism and the Reform of the Profession, pg. 196
11. The Profession and the State, pg. 234
12. The Profession's Bankers, pg. 256
13. Planning the Future: The Notaires and the Cause des Depots, pg. 275
14. Centralization and the Failure of a Reform, pg. 299
Glossary, pg. 331
Index, pg. 333
