Du Pouvoir RÃ(c)glementaire Des Maires...

Du Pouvoir Règlementaire Des Maires... explores the regulatory powers of mayors within the French legal and political system. This in-depth study by M. Tchernoff examines the extent and limitations of a mayor's authority to enact regulations at the local level. The book delves into the historical context and legal framework that shape these powers, offering insights into the balance between central government and local autonomy in France.
Providing valuable information for legal scholars, political scientists, and anyone interested in French local governance, this work remains a significant contribution to the understanding of municipal administration and the role of mayors in shaping local policies and regulations.
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