Part, Chap., §

 1 Intro             |           TFP. It exposes Francois Mitterrand's program of self-managing
 2 Messag            |         and the consequent rise of Mitterrand to the Presidency. The crises
 3 Messag        (1) |           Socialist Party launched Mitterrand's presidential campaign. (
 4 Messag        (1) |         with a preface by FRANÇOIS MITTERRAND, p. 3).~c)Finally, the Quinze
 5 Messag,    1, 3   |        center and the right. Since Mitterrand's  margin over his opponent
 6 Messag        (2) |            of the Party) voted for Mitterrand in the first round of the
 7 Messag,    1, 3   | thoughtless tranquility, voted for Mitterrand. How could this have happened?~
 8 Messag,    1, 3   |           excitement gener­ated by Mitterrand's victory, led many centrists
 9 Messag        (23)|            cadre de vie" (Francois Mitterrand, preface to the book, Changer
10 Messag        (34)|          no. 2, April 1981, p. 20)~Mitterrand describes the functioning
11 Messag        (46)|          Catholics are in favor of Mitterrand, and three-fourths are for
12 Messag        (46)|          join" the citation above, Mitterrand makes it clear in his Conversations
13 Messag        (46)|        executive boards" (Francois Mitterrand, Ici et Maintenant - Conversations
14 Messag        (46)|            of the last century, as Mitterrand himself is pleased to register
15 Messag        (46)|          so reverently recalled by Mitterrand.~ ~
16 Messag        (47)|         should be remem­bered that Mitterrand is one of the vice-presidents
17 Messag        (47)|           Liberation Front greeted Mitterrand as "a militant of the Nicaraguan
18 Messag        (47)|            5/24/81).~As President, Mitterrand declared France's support
19 Messag        (47)|     receiving his congratulations, Mitterrand sent him a telegram expressing
20 Commun            |          the naive most expect the Mitterrand Government to preserve: