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Some of the articles are in French, some in English. ; "Publié avec le concours financier de l'U.N.E.S.C.O. par l'intermédiaire du C.I.P.S.H." ; At head of title: Comité international des sciences politiques [i.e. historiques] International Committee of Historical Sciences. ; Bibliographical footnotes. ; 1. Rapports.--2. Actes. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The philosophy of the Englightenment left its mark, directly or indirectly, on all of the ideologies that originated or developed in the 19th cent: liberal democracy with its English, American & French exponents; socialism, whether it consisted of the socialism prior to 1848, of the sci'ific socialism of Marx or the socialism of Proudhon: & nationalism in both its French & German sources, can be traced back to the 18th cent. Tr by J. A.Broussard from IPSA.

British citizens take part in public life not only with the hope of influencing the gov, whether as intermediaries in the representative system or as members of a lobby, but also as a means of expressing a feeling of responsibility to others, whether in official service or in independent org's which complement gov activities. Within this framework, the actual pol'al activities of the British citizen are relatively limited. However, this behavior should not be called pol'al apathy: if controversy is infrequent, it is the result of the English character (the British follow the party of their choice with a calm conviction & an instinctive fidelity) as much as an essential quality of British society, which is its cohesiveness & its homogeneity. Tr by J. A. Broussard from IPSA.