HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE PARTY – POLITICAL SYSTEM OF FRANCE

2021

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DOI 10.47649/vau.2021.v62.i3.03
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Abstract

. France is one of the most active states in the international arena today. Belonging to a select circle of "grandees" of European and world politics of the XVIII-XX centuries, it strives to maintain the rank of a power with global responsibility in a changing world. The French experience of the historical development of the party-political system is considered the most successful and dynamic, worthy of serving as a beacon for many countries. The problems of formation and functioning of the party-political system of society is one of the most interesting and relevant in modern science. Practically no humanitarian and social discipline is complete today without studying this complex process, which is an integral part of political society. The most interesting in this regard is the appeal to the history of France, the study of the transformation of the party-political system in the context of European integration, which affects political processes. The article examines the issues of historiography of the party-political system of France in the context of European integration, the transformation of the party-political system in France and the French model of party-political construction.