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 | | The rise of the Front National may be seen as a symptom of the difficulties of transition and adaption to a post-industrial, post-colonial, post-national society. |
 | | Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the Front National's electoral sucess is due to its exploitation of anxieties about immigration and the presence in France (particularly in the Île de France, Rhône-Alpes, and Provence-Côte d'Azur regions), of large numbers of North and Sub-Saharan African immigrants and their children. |
 | | Within the discourse of the Front National, France is constructed as a community sharing the same race, culture, language, history and religion and whose integrity is threatened by waves of foreign invaders. |
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