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Anatomy of a Political Tradition: What Are We Still Learning at Summer Universities?

Anatomy of a "bronnier" of political journalism... East, West, North, South, they have been held everywhere since last week! Grenoble, Châteauneuf-sur-Isère, Toulouse, Tours, and soon Blois for the socialists. But where does this tradition of summer universities come from?

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