Abstract
Part I. Ideological roots and purposes of de Gaulle's foreign policy: 1. The personal equation: psychology, socialisation and culture 2. The philosophical roots of Gaullism 3. The dynamics of Gaullist ideology: de Gaulle's theory of leadership and political action 4. National consciousness and the role of France in world politics: the Gaullist perspective 5. Foreign policy leadership and national integration: a framework for analysis Part II. The grand design and foreign policy praxis: a case study in Atlantic relationships and the domestic impact of Gaullist policy 6. Structure and development of the grand design 7. Raising the Atlantic question, 1958-62 8. Atlantic divergences: the phase of reactive assertion, 1963-6 9. Convergence and reconciliation, 1966-9 10. The impact of Gaullist policy on political change in France: consensus-building and the routinisation of authority.
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