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Civic Unity, Equality, and the French State: A Structural Analysis of National Identity and Political Drift
This paper evaluates the structural relationship between French civic universalism, public welfare architecture, and political responses to systemic crises. Rooted in a republican tradition that defines citizenship via legal status rather than ancestry, the French model generates inherent frictio
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