The French Defence Debate examines assertions of consensus and
continuity in, and surrounding, France's defence since 1958, with
primary reference to the political career of Francois Mitterrand.
Mitterrand's influence over defence and security, before and after
his election to the presidency, is often underestimated.
Nonetheless his impact was substantial, if ultimately for his lack
of concern to preserve consensus and his reluctance to instigate
necessary changes in France's defence - despite the end of the Cold
War, and the military deficiencies and limitations of national
independence it exposed.
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