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	Embassy of France in the U.S. - Lionel Jospin
		Lionel Jospin was born on 12 July 1937 in Meudon (Hauts de Seine).
		Lionel Jospin's mother, after being a midwife, became a nurse and school social worker.
		When he ceased to be a minister in April 1992, Lionel Jospin returned, in accordance with the regulations, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs where he was, until 10 May 1993, a minister plenipotentiary attached to the central administration, without having been assigned a specific position.
	www.info-france-usa.org /atoz/bio/bio_jospin.asp (1514 words)

	Le Monde.fr : Imprimez un élément
		A son retour, Lionel Jospin crée la surprise : en février 1995, il parvient à se faire élire candidat du PS à la présidentielle, contre Michel Rocard, battu aux européennes, et Jacques Delors, qui dit "non" au défi.
		En 1997, Lionel Jospin devient premier ministre, à la tête d'une gauche plurielle qu'il a bâtie depuis deux ans, quand il est redevenu premier secrétaire du PS.
		Peu à peu, Lionel Jospin orchestre son retour : il distille tribunes et apparitions, affirmant vouloir "être utile".
	www.lemonde.fr /web/imprimer_element/0,40-0@2-3224,50-817109,0.html (998 words)

	Embassy of France in the U.S. - Lionel Jospin
		Lionel Jospin was born on 12 July 1937 in Meudon (Hauts de Seine).
		When he ceased to be a minister in April 1992, Lionel Jospin returned, in accordance with the regulations, to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs where he was, until 10 May 1993, a minister plenipotentiary attached to the central administration, without having been assigned a specific position.
		Lionel Jospin's political involvement began in 1956 with his opposition to the Algerian war, which prompted him to join the student union (Union nationale des Etudiants de France - UNEF).
	www.ambafrance-us.org /atoz/bio/bio_jospin.asp (1514 words)

	New Statesman - The New Statesman Profile - Lionel Jospin
		Lionel Jospin, France's prime minister, is a bit stiff when it comes to having a lark.
		Jospin, aged 63, has been in power roughly as long as Blair, and it is now inventory time.
		Jospin is in unchallenged command, deftly catering to diminished Communist pride and curbing unrulier Green ambitions.
	www.newstatesman.com /200102260011 (1673 words)

	CNN.com - Jospin enters presidential race - February 21, 2002
		Jospin's low-key declaration in a two-page party statement was in stark contrast to that made at by Chirac in Avignon, southern France, last week.
		Jospin lost to Chirac in the last presidential election in 1995 but led the Socialist Party to victory in parliamentary elections in 1997.
		Jospin, a former economics professor has insisted he be judged on his record, primarily his boast of bringing dole queues down to 18-year lows.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/europe/02/20/france.jospin (626 words)

	Lionel Jospin - Former Prime Minister of France
		Jospin was a Member of the European Parliament from 1984 to 1988.
		Jospin was elected Prime Minister of France in 1997 and served until 2002.
		Jospin is the author of L’Invention du Possible (1991), 1995-2002: Propositions pour la France (1995) and Le Temps de répondre (2002).
	www.clubmadrid.org /cmadrid/index.php?id=395 (617 words)

	Diverted tautological political communication in French presidential elections: The case of Lionel Jospin in 1995
		This deviation of Lionel Jospin’s communication by the media and opinion surveys - or ‘diverted tautological political communication’ - is the focus of this article, and we shall notably investigate, via analysis of the media perception of Jospin’s 1995 presidential campaign, the mechanisms leading to the media’s influence over the public perception of presidential candidates.
		As far as Lionel Jospin was concerned, the range of campaigning techniques at his disposal in 1995 was considerably narrower than that employed by François Mitterrand’s campaigning team in 1988.
		Jospin’s ‘presidential credibility’ rose from 21% in December to 32% in January and 49% at the end of February.
	wjfms.ncl.ac.uk /jospin.htm (4876 words)

	Leader of the French OCI acknowledges past relations with Prime Minister Jospin
		Lambert denied that Jospin was a “mole”: “I don’t think that Jospin was a mole in the Socialist Party; he joined because of a particular brand of politics espoused by François Mitterrand: the break with capitalism.
		Although the OCI dissociated itself from a revolutionary perspective long ago, it is certainly noteworthy that a man, who worked for an organisation claiming to be Trotskyist for a great part of his life, now stands at the head of the French government and could possibly assume the post of head of state from 2002.
		Jospin’s experience in left-wing politics is required in order to keep increasing social and political tensions under control and to help dispel any threat to the ruling class.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2001/nov2001/jos-n13.shtml (1057 words)

	AllRefer.com - Lionel Robert Jospin (French History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Lionel Robert Jospin[zhOspaN´] Pronunciation Key, 1937–;, French politician, premier of France (1997–2002).
		In the 1997 parliamentary elections, Jospin and the Socialists promised to create new jobs, soften the harsh economic reforms of the conservative government, and slow down the fulfillment of European Union obligations; the left swept into the National Assembly.
		Expected to challenge Chirac for the presidency in the final round of the 2002 elections, Jospin placed third behind Jean-Marie Le Pen in the first round and subsequently resigned as premier.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/J/JospinL.html (367 words)

	Jospin: If You're Man Enough, Stand!
		Lionel was just there to pull his sleeves up and do his work.
		Jospin took full responsibility for the defeat, although he of all people must have known that it was far from his full responsibility.
		Jospin has a lot to offer, and he knows it - the Socialist campaign to find a successor to Mitterand can only be improved by him being a man and finally declaring he will be a candidate for the Presidency.
	www.paris-link-home.com /news/127/ARTICLE/1188/2006-09-25.html (776 words)

	"Jospin's Infamous Remark Reveals Split in French Consensus on Mideast" (March 2000)
		The spectacle appears to be representative of an underlying split between the socialist wing of the French government represented by Prime Minister Jospin (with the support of the National Assembly) and the conservative wing represented by President Chirac.
		Jospin's remarks should therefore be seen as a calculated decision to solidify his political support among French liberals in general and the French Jewish community in particular.
		Jospin's refusal was clearly intended to avoid any recognition of Palestinian claims in the Holy City.
	www.meib.org /articles/0003_me3.htm (571 words)

	Lionel Jospin and Trotskyism: the debate over the French prime minister's past
		Jospin always rejected these allegations, saying he was being mistaken for his brother Olivier, who had been a prominent member of the OCI into the 1980s.
		There is, however, an obvious connection between Jospin’s career and the development of the OCI itself, which rapidly turned away from Trotskyist principles at the end of the 1960s, when Jospin was in close contact with the organisation.
		In the wake of the mass strike movement in the autumn of 1996, Jospin was, to the surprise of the French political establishment and the media, elected prime minister in 1997.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2001/jun2001/josp-j27.shtml (4215 words)

	TIME Europe \| France: The Wages of Success \| 3/27/2000
		As Jospin's message of fiscal restraint gave way to feverish expectations, his plans to freeze public sector hiring and streamline state institutions were undermined.
		Jospin promised to unveil a pension reform scheme this week, but indicated that he had no intention of swapping the egalitarian pay-as-you-go system for one based on private pension funds.
		Jospin's announcements were good politics at least in the short run, since they aimed to shore up his support among two major leftist constituencies: the poor and the civil servants.
	www.time.com /time/europe/magazine/2000/0327/jospin.html (1172 words)

	CNN.com - Jospin admits Trotskyist past - June 6, 2001
		Jospin had previously denied any involvement with radical communists but during parliamentary question time on Tuesday said he had done nothing to be ashamed of.
		Tuesday's Le Monde newspaper said that Jospin's involvement in the Trotskyist International Communist Organization (OCI) movement was kept secret because he was still a student at the prestigious Ecole Nationale d'Administration, the training ground for France's political elite.
		Jospin was forced to delay voting last week on a key bill regulating mass lay-offs after the Communists said it was too kind to big business.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/europe/06/05/france.jospin (414 words)

	Jospin
		Lionel Jospin après avoir fait péter le champagne sur son blog s'est dit disponible.
		C'est le cas de Lionel Jospin dont on attend depuis le 28 septembre - date à laquelle il se retira de la course - le nom de son favori.
		En 1995, Lionel Jospin fut le candidat socialiste alors que tout le monde attendait Jacques Delors, figure socialiste à l'époque la plus crédible pour naviguer au centre. L'ancien président de la commission européenne refusa finalement arguant qu'il n'y avait pas de place pour son projet.
	politique.fluctuat.net /blog/tag-jospin.html (1697 words)

	Portrait de Lionel Jospin
		L'ancien premier ministre Lionel Jospin a estimé dimanche que le pacte d'actionnaires d'EADS négocié en 1999 sous son gouvernement n'avait "évidemment aucun rapport" avec les soupçons de délits d'initiés des dirigeants du groupe de défense et d'aéronautique européen.......
		Lionel Jospin défend le pacte d'actionnaires d'EADS noué en 1999......
		L'ancien Premier ministre socialiste Lionel Jospin s'est montré "sceptique" dimanche quant aux résultats à attendre de la réforme des heures supplémentaires, accusant le gouvernement de vouloir "reprendre" aux salariés les éventuels bénéfices de cette mesure.......
	2007.presidentielle-election.com /Portrait-Lionel-Jospin.php (409 words)

	Profile: French Socialist Presidential Candidate Lionel Jospin
		French Prime Minister and Socialist leader Lionel Jospin is bidding for the presidency for a second time, having had conservative President Jacques Chirac as the main rival for two times.
		Jospin was born in 1937 to a Protestant family in a Paris suburb.
		Jospin started his career in the French Foreign Ministry, specialized in the issues of development of cooperation in the Third World.
	english.peopledaily.com.cn /200204/16/eng20020416_94151.shtml (709 words)

	Chirac-Jospin Coalition Ends - 2002-04-24
		Jospin, who was defeated by far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen in first-round presidential balloting last Sunday, is retiring from political life.
		Jospin's leftist coalition felt mixed emotions about the end of the uneasy cohabitation government, which began in 1995.
		Jospin and his cabinet were still shattered at the prime minister's surprise third place finish in the first round of presidential voting last Sunday.
	www.voanews.com /english/archive/2002-04/a-2002-04-24-24-Chirac-Jospin.cfm?textmode=0 (368 words)

	CNN.com - Jospin attacks poll rival Chirac - February 24, 2002
		Socialist Jospin, 64, criticised incumbent President Chirac's past seven years in office at a campaign speech on Sunday.
		Jospin, who announced his decision to stand in the forthcoming poll last week, received the backing of 99.07 percent of his party and is its sole candidate.
		Most opinion polls show Chirac and Jospin running neck-and-neck ahead of the election being held on April 21, with a runoff between the two top candidates on May 5.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/europe/02/24/france.campaign (455 words)

	Jospin Decides Not To Stand (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lionel Jospin has pulled out of the race for the Socialist Presidential nomination.
		In an announcement last night at a brasserie in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, Lionel Jospin announced that he did not want to fracture the party any more than it already had been.
		Jospin refused on a number of occasions to mention Ségolène Royal's name, and is thought to be against the President of Poitou-Charentes standing for the Socialist Party.
	www.paris-link-home.com /news/121/ARTICLE/1201/2006-09-28.html (458 words)

	TIME Europe \| France: Enter the Old Guard \| 4/10/2000
		Jospin, it now seems, has only one strategy: to run down the clock to his expected bid for the presidency in 2002.
		Further signs that Jospin had adopted a more conservative game plan came with his cabinet appointments of Socialists closely associated with the late François Mitterrand, including former Prime Minister Laurent Fabius as Finance and Economics Minister and former culture czar Jack Lang to replace Allègre.
		Jospin may let him try out some of those ideas, but it will be at Fabius' peril alone.
	www.time.com /time/europe/magazine/2000/0410/jospin.html (972 words)

	Rose Lionel - Search Results - MSN Encarta (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Jospin joined France’s fledgling Socialist Party in 1971 and rose quickly within the party organization.
		Rose, common name for a family of flowering plants with many important fruit and ornamental species, and for its representative genus.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Rose_Lionel.html (88 words)

	CNN.com - Jospin: Too serious to be president? - April 19, 2002
		Jospin has pleased French workers by introducing the 35-hour week, but concerns over the economy have featured high on the campaign's agenda.
		Jospin and Chirac have been forced to "cohabit" as president and prime minister these past five years.
		The question is whether, in a second-round contest, Jospin can find a style to counter Chirac's potent brand of earthy, amiable hauteur -- and whether Jospin can begin to look as though he is enjoying himself.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/europe/04/19/jospin.profile.oakley/index.html (566 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Europe \| Profile: Lionel Jospin
		A sound legacy of social reform and a reputation for honesty were not enough to endear Prime Minister Lionel Jospin to French voters.
		Born into a middle-class family in the Paris suburb of Meudon in 1937, Mr Jospin is a member of France's small Protestant minority, a community with a reputation for diligent austerity.
		Mr Jospin was criticised both for failing to reveal any warmth or charisma, and for omitting to convey any clear campaign message.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/1899029.stm (591 words)

	Lionel Jospin » Interview de Lionel Jospin sur R.T.L. le 08/02/2007 animée par Jean-Michel Apathie
		Lionel rend la politique passionnante et crédible parce qu’il la sert avec honnêteté, simplicité, et le courage de ses idées.
		Lionel, intervient, encore et encore, occupe toutes les chaises qu’on te propose, mouille la chemise on a besoin de toi aux cotés de Ségolène Royal, la gauche à toujours autant besoin de toi.
		Pour cela on a besoin de tout le monde, je répète tout le monde Lionel Jospin et Jean Pierre Chevènement compris.
	lioneljospin.parti-socialiste.fr /2007/02/08/interview-de-lionel-jospin-sur-rtl-le-08022007-animee-par-jean-michel-aphatie (15759 words)

	Lionel Jospin
		Intervention de Lionel Jospin à Lens le 17 mars 2007
		La vérité sur EADS, Lionel Jospin et Dominique Strauss-Kahn, article paru dans le monde daté du 08/03/2007
		Interview de Lionel Jospin sur R.T.L. le 08/02/2007 animée par Jean-Michel Apathie
	www.lioneljospin.parti-socialiste.fr (1206 words)

	Lionel Jospin jette l'éponge
		Comme toujours, Lionel Jospin a commencé par recueillir les avis de ses amis.
		Ce doit être dûr pour Lionel Jospin de laisser filer ainsi Ségolène vers l'investiture tant il exècre cette façon de faire de la politique, de se laisser guider par l'opinion, de s'héxiber dans...
		Vous avez raison JF-Aussie : de tous les candidats qui restent, il faut choisir celui que l'on a le moins vu au gouvernement pour enfin avoir du neuf.
	www.liberation.fr /actualite/politiques/207205.FR.php (1298 words)

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