All qu'l need to know about French employers

This story actually begins a little before the war at that time, the heart of French Employers already leaning toward the fascist leagues. Little wonder, then, that the majority then discovers Pétain, if not collaborationist. When he did not have the ability to appear as breaking resistant, it is low-profile release. He then Atlanticist and moderately Gaullist. May 81, anticipated evil, traumatized many. Yet the past Maurois years, the institutional left definitively rallied to neoliberalism will soon be at his service. After the fall of the Eastern block, our employers can wallowing shamelessly in globalization and to aim the liquidation of all the social gains of the past. In fact, the unit of employers, which brings together the top executives in their diversity is their visceral anticommunism. For everything else, they are not difficult. This is the time frame of the structure.

The details of the story is studded slush funds, bribery, embezzlement, abuse of social good, influence peddling, various malpractices of barbouziques collaborations, to such an extent that hardly find a clear boundary between legal capitalism and mafia activity. The avid reader will find here the Chained Duck in a serious style what he read over the years in the pages of his newspaper.

On the form, this big collective work of over 700 pages written by five journalists is homogeneous; it reads without difficulty despite its length. Small chapters written in this narrative sometimes overlap a little. They are full of detail and are each followed by a short bibliography that allows the reader to deepen a particular subject if necessary.
I have to point out a fault (and that keeps me from putting the maximum score): it is sorely lacking a good synthesis of all. But it might not be a task for historians, but for economists and sociologists.