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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In 1940, France acquired a government that spoke the language of national salvation while accepting a national unmaking. The Vichy regime claimed legality, order, and protection; the resistance claimed the nation's future without the state's visible tools of rule. France Divided follows that struggle as a contest over legitimacy - not as a morality play, but as the building and breaking of political systems under occupation.Émile Dorqan examines how authority was produced through institutions and practices: prefects and paperwork, policing and informants, rationing systems, courts, and a relentless battle for attention. He shows how policing and surveillance and propaganda and censorship worked together to narrow the space of possible action, while also revealing the cracks where refusal could grow. Against this, resistance movements developed underground logistics as a form of governance: forged documents, safe houses, courier routes, intelligence channels, and the difficult work of building trust under infiltration and fear. The book keeps regional variation in view, explaining why collaboration pressures and resistance opportunities differed across zones, professions, and communities.Written for general readers, students, and historians of modern Europe, France Divided offers a structured way to evaluate collaboration and legitimacy without flattening human motives into either excuse-making or condemnation. Readers will come away understanding how compliance becomes normal, how dissent becomes organised, and why the post-Liberation reckoning could never be only about punishment: it was also about restoring a credible national story after years when 'France' itself had been contested, enforced, and redefined.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In 1940, France acquired a government that spoke the language of national salvation while accepting a national unmaking. The Vichy regime claimed legality, order, and protection; the resistance claimed the nation's future without the state's visible tools of rule. France Divided follows that struggle as a contest over legitimacy - not as a morality play, but as the building and breaking of political systems under occupation.Émile Dorqan examines how authority was produced through institutions and practices: prefects and paperwork, policing and informants, rationing systems, courts, and a relentless battle for attention. He shows how policing and surveillance and propaganda and censorship worked together to narrow the space of possible action, while also revealing the cracks where refusal could grow. Against this, resistance movements developed underground logistics as a form of governance: forged documents, safe houses, courier routes, intelligence channels, and the difficult work of building trust under infiltration and fear. The book keeps regional variation in view, explaining why collaboration pressures and resistance opportunities differed across zones, professions, and communities.Written for general readers, students, and historians of modern Europe, France Divided offers a structured way to evaluate collaboration and legitimacy without flattening human motives into either excuse-making or condemnation. Readers will come away understanding how compliance becomes normal, how dissent becomes organised, and why the post-Liberation reckoning could never be only about punishment: it was also about restoring a credible national story after years when 'France' itself had been contested, enforced, and redefined. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In 1940, France acquired a government that spoke the language of national salvation while accepting a national unmaking. The Vichy regime claimed legality, order, and protection; the resistance claimed the nation's future without the state's visible tools of rule. France Divided follows that struggle as a contest over legitimacy - not as a morality play, but as the building and breaking of political systems under occupation.Emile Dorqan examines how authority was produced through institutions and practices: prefects and paperwork, policing and informants, rationing systems, courts, and a relentless battle for attention. He shows how policing and surveillance and propaganda and censorship worked together to narrow the space of possible action, while also revealing the cracks where refusal could grow. Against this, resistance movements developed underground logistics as a form of governance: forged documents, safe houses, courier routes, intelligence channels, and the difficult work of building trust under infiltration and fear. The book keeps regional variation in view, explaining why collaboration pressures and resistance opportunities differed across zones, professions, and communities.Written for general readers, students, and historians of modern Europe, France Divided offers a structured way to evaluate collaboration and legitimacy without flattening human motives into either excuse-making or condemnation. Readers will come away understanding how compliance becomes normal, how dissent becomes organised, and why the post-Liberation reckoning could never be only about punishment: it was also about restoring a credible national story after years when "France" itself had been contested, enforced, and redefined. The Vichy regime claimed legality, order, and protection; the resistance claimed the nation's future without the state's visible tools of rule. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. In 1940, France acquired a government that spoke the language of national salvation while accepting a national unmaking. The Vichy regime claimed legality, order, and protection; the resistance claimed the nation's future without the state's visible tools of rule. France Divided follows that struggle as a contest over legitimacy - not as a morality play, but as the building and breaking of political systems under occupation.Emile Dorqan examines how authority was produced through institutions and practices: prefects and paperwork, policing and informants, rationing systems, courts, and a relentless battle for attention. He shows how policing and surveillance and propaganda and censorship worked together to narrow the space of possible action, while also revealing the cracks where refusal could grow. Against this, resistance movements developed underground logistics as a form of governance: forged documents, safe houses, courier routes, intelligence channels, and the difficult work of building trust under infiltration and fear. The book keeps regional variation in view, explaining why collaboration pressures and resistance opportunities differed across zones, professions, and communities.Written for general readers, students, and historians of modern Europe, France Divided offers a structured way to evaluate collaboration and legitimacy without flattening human motives into either excuse-making or condemnation. Readers will come away understanding how compliance becomes normal, how dissent becomes organised, and why the post-Liberation reckoning could never be only about punishment: it was also about restoring a credible national story after years when "France" itself had been contested, enforced, and redefined. The Vichy regime claimed legality, order, and protection; the resistance claimed the nation's future without the state's visible tools of rule. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When power moves off the map, the rules you rely on stop working. This is the quiet shift changing war, trade, and truth: the decisive infrastructure now circles above us.This book explains how satellites became the backbone of navigation, finance, and command, and why control of orbit is fast becoming the new frontline. It decodes space militarization without hype, showing how dual-use satellites blur civilian and military aims, how anti-satellite weapons escalate risk, and how space law struggles to keep pace. Drawing on real cases, it maps orbital warfare from jamming to debris, and shows how the private space sector is reshaping public strategy through contracts and service terms. You will learn a practical lens for space deterrence and global defence strategy, and how to read constellations like critical infrastructure. For policymakers, operators, investors, and informed citizens, it offers clarity on satellite espionage and the emerging norms of space domain awareness.If you want an accessible, rigorous guide to the battleground above your head, this is it: physics made legible, incentives laid bare, and choices evaluated by resilience rather than rhetoric. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When power moves off the map, the rules you rely on stop working. This is the quiet shift changing war, trade, and truth: the decisive infrastructure now circles above us.This book explains how satellites became the backbone of navigation, finance, and command, and why control of orbit is fast becoming the new frontline. It decodes space militarization without hype, showing how dual-use satellites blur civilian and military aims, how anti-satellite weapons escalate risk, and how space law struggles to keep pace. Drawing on real cases, it maps orbital warfare from jamming to debris, and shows how the private space sector is reshaping public strategy through contracts and service terms. You will learn a practical lens for space deterrence and global defence strategy, and how to read constellations like critical infrastructure. For policymakers, operators, investors, and informed citizens, it offers clarity on satellite espionage and the emerging norms of space domain awareness.If you want an accessible, rigorous guide to the battleground above your head, this is it: physics made legible, incentives laid bare, and choices evaluated by resilience rather than rhetoric.…