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Adopting the Notion: Between Defence and Normalisation, 1968–1989
This chapter traces the domestic appropriation and reconfiguration of ‘liberal democracy’ in France and the United Kingdom between the late 1960s and the end of the Cold War. Against a backdrop of changing social values, economic turbulence, and political volatility, the concept moved from relative
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