Gaullism

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Gaullism is a French political ideology inspired by Charles de Gaulle, emphasizing national independence, strong executive leadership, and a unifying, sovereign state.

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All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Gaullism canonical 27
Gaullist right 2
Gaullist Free French movement 1

Statements (61)

Predicate Object
instanceOf French political ideology
political ideology
associatedWith Charles de Gaulle
corePrinciple centralized state authority
defense of French cultural identity
economic dirigisme
national independence
national unity
popular legitimacy through referendums
presidentialism
rejection of party politics dominance
republicanism
social solidarity
sovereignty of the state
strategic independence in foreign policy
strong executive power
countryOfOrigin France
economicPolicy mixed economy
state intervention in key sectors
support for national champions
emergedInDecade 1940s
emergedInPeriod World War II
foreignPolicy grandeur of France
independence from the Soviet Union
independence from the United States
independent nuclear deterrent
preference for intergovernmental Europe
selective support for European integration
hasVariant Gaullism self-linksurface differs
surface form: neo-Gaullism

social Gaullism
sovereignist Gaullism
historicalContext Algerian War of Independence
surface form: Algerian War

French State (Vichy regime)
surface form: Vichy regime

collapse of the Third Republic
influenced French constitutional design after 1958
French defense policy
French foreign policy during the Cold War
influencedBy French Resistance
French republican tradition
interwar political instability in France
inspiredPoliticalParty Rally for the Republic
Rally of the French People
The Republicans (France)
Union for a Popular Movement
Union for the New Republic
Union of Democrats for the Republic
institutionalFeature reduced powers of parliament
strong presidency
use of referendums
institutionalModel French Fifth Republic
surface form: Fifth French Republic
language French term "gaullisme"
namedAfter Charles de Gaulle
opposedTo communism
extreme liberal laissez-faire economics
parliamentary instability of the Fourth Republic
supranational integration that weakens national sovereignty
positionInPoliticalSpectrum broad right
center-right
socialPolicy attachment to traditional values
national solidarity
social conservatism

Referenced by (33)

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Free France ideology Gaullism
Georges Catroux ideology Gaullism
Charles de Gaulle movement Gaullism
Michel Debré ideology Gaullism
Jacques Chirac ideology Gaullism
Édouard Balladur ideology Gaullism
Gaullism hasVariant Gaullism self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: neo-Gaullism
GPRF ideology Gaullism
Les Républicains ideology Gaullism
European Defence Community plan for German rearmament opposedBy Gaullism
this entity surface form: Gaullists in France
French nationalism hasVariant Gaullism
this entity surface form: Gaullist nationalism
Henri Frenay ideology Gaullism
Republican Party (France, 1977) influencedBy Gaullism
this entity surface form: Gaullist right
Jean Tiberi politicalAlignment Gaullism
this entity surface form: Gaullist right
Jean Tiberi politicalIdeology Gaullism
FFI ideology Gaullism
subject surface form: French Forces of the Interior
2e DB ideology Gaullism
this entity surface form: Gaullist Free French movement
Musée Jean Moulin subject Gaullism