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Air France, he insisted that it would instead bring opportunities, and
was proved right. Having gained trust, he was able to push through reforms such as measuring
productivity and introducing a service culture. His long tenure has also helped to bring stability. Since
2002 Air France has not had a single major strike.
Making mammoths dance
Other erstwhile fossils have been revived too, such as Renault, a carmaker that was near-bankrupt two
decades ago, or Arcelor, a steelmaker recently snapped up by India s Mittal. Even Electricité de France, a
fortress of communist-backed unionists, is quoted on the Paris bourse and sells electricity to Londoners.
What does this mean for French reform more broadly? The same principles apply. French politicians need
to come clean about what needs to happen, and why. If they can win over public opinion, they will find it
easier to face down those opposing change, whether they are public-sector unions or oligopolistic
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Unless France manages to introduce such reforms, its economy will struggle to recover, and any growth
will be largely jobless. Failure will not only mean a lack of prosperity. It will also undermine the country s
ability to face up to one of its biggest social challenges the integration of its ethnic and religious
minorities.
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Minority report
Oct 26th 2006
From The Economist print edition
The trouble with integration
CLICHY-SOUS-BOIS, where last year s riots started, is only 15km (9 miles) north-east of the tree-lined
avenues of central Par fuel dispenser is. To get there by public transport, though, takes nearly an hour and a half. The
suburban RER train goes only to Le Raincy; then it is a slow, winding uphill bus ride to Clichy-sous-Bois.
In less time, the high-speed TGV travels from Paris to Lille, 220km away. Ask locals in Clichy how often
they travel to central Paris, and you draw a blank.
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