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- Alain Devaquet (4 October 1942 – 19 January 2018) was a French politician who was a minister under Jacques Chirac. A university professor before embarking...
- Paris opposing university reforms (the so-called "Devaquet bill [fr]," named after politician Alain Devaquet) and proposed immigration restrictions. Though...
- strikes across France erupted after the government attempted to sign the Devaquet bill [fr] into law. Riots and looting occurred throughout the city of Paris...
- He also parti****ted in major demonstrations against the Monory law and Devaquet bill, related respectively to employee shareholding and university organisation...
- Mitterrand's government. Elsewhere, the plan for university reform (plan Devaquet) caused a crisis in 1986 when a student called Malik Oussekine was killed...
- social movements, notably the student revolt against the university reform (Devaquet Bill).[citation needed] Benefiting from the difficulties of Chirac's cabinet...
- since the mid-1960s. Modern French high school unionism appeared after the Devaquet Law Project which had sparked a m**** mobilization of high school and university...
- (2021 ed.). New York: McGraw Hill. p. 109. ISBN 9781260467529. Kutter D, Devaquet P, Vanderstocken G, Paulus JM, Marchal V, Gothot A (2000). "Consequences...
- anti-Semitism". Shey recalled having parti****ted in demonstrations against the Devaquet bill in 1986 and against the Juppé plan in 1995, and against the candidature...
- starting his involvement in politics during a demonstration against Alain Devaquet's 1986-1987 education reform. Hamon joined the Socialist Party afterwards...