Michel Rocard: The Revolution that Wasn’t
                   
project-syndicate.org     May 22, 2008            

PARIS – It is May 1968. The world, flabbergasted, discovers that France has gone crazy. Sheltered from any economic crisis – because wiser capitalism has eliminated financial crisis – France has full employment. The Sorbonne’s students, supporting those from Nanterre, occupy their ancient... [read full story]                

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