Maurice Duverger - Works

Works

  • Les partis politiques (1951)
  • La participation des femmes à la vie politique (1955)
  • Les finances publiques (1956)
  • Méthodes de la science politique (1959)
  • De la dictature (1961)
  • Méthodes des Sciences sociales (1961)
  • Introduction à la politique (1964)
  • Sociologie politique (1966)
  • La démocratie sans les peuples (1967)
  • Institutions politiques et Droit constitutionnel (1970)
  • Janus: les deux faces de l'Occident (1972)
  • Sociologie de la politique (1973)
  • L'autre côté des choses (1977)
  • King's Mate (1978)
  • Les orangers du lac Balaton (1980)
  • Factors in a Two-Party and Multiparty System, in Party Politics and Pressure Groups (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1972), pp. 23–32.
  • Political Parties: Their Organization and Activity in the Modern State
  • The Study of Politics ISBN 0-690-79021-X
  • La République des Citoyens (1982) ISBN 2-85956-311-3
  • Lettre Ouverte aux Socialistes (Collection Lettre ouverte) ISBN 2-226-00326-6
  • Modern Democracies: Economic Power Versus Political Power ISBN 0-03-077280-X
  • La Cohabitation des Français ISBN 2-13-041498-2
  • Europe des Hommes: Une Métamorphose Inachevée (1994) ISBN 2-7381-0262-X
  • The Idea of Politics: the Uses of Power in Society
  • The French Political System
  • L'Europe dans tous ses États (1995)

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