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  • This chapter is divided into four sections. The first outlines the facts and figures of religious life in France, underlining the changes that have occurred in the post-war period. The second sets the French situation within the context of western Europe. In many ways France represents a hybrid case: Catholic in culture, its religious indicators display a profile more usually found in the Protestant North. The third section explains in more detail the concept of laicite, an idea more fully developed in France than anywhere else in Europe. The fourth and final section uses a case study to illustrate the persisting tensions within the current situation; it traces the affaire du foulard through the early 1990s, with a particular emphasis on what it means to be a truly tolerant and pluralist society within western Europe at the end of the twentieth century. (xsd:string)
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