La démocratie de l'entre-soi


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In this book, a team of researchers from CEVIPOF suggests that what is "common" is no longer based on what is public, but on what is private. That politics is now evolving in communitarian spaces of all kinds, family, religious denominations, political parties, oligarchies... Read More

An increasing divide between the people and the elites, social and sexualised inequalities, the weakness of participative democracy, the rejection of the European project in favour of nationalism, the primacy of intimacy in the construction of political involvement and civic connections, uncertainties about the socialism and liberalism of tomorrow…

In this book, a team of researchers from CEVIPOF asks what all these signals tell us about the evolution of democracy in France.

They suggest that what is "common" is no longer based on what is public, but on what is private. That politics is now evolving in communitarian spaces of all kinds, family, religious denominations, political parties, oligarchies… That this confusion in repertoires is met with a social fragmentation that is widely accepted, in spite of the celebrations of republicanism and calls for national unity.

This is the basis for the elaboration of a democracy of private interests, which breaks with the principle of separation between public and private space that has been the foundation for democracy since the French and American revolutions.


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Publisher
Presses de Sciences Po
Author
Pascal Perrineau, Luc Rouban,
With
Alexandre Escudier, Martial Foucault, Lucien Jaume, Janine Mossuz-Lavau, Anne Muxel, Janie Pélabay, Henri Rey, Réjane Sénac, Virginie Tournay, Thierry Vedel,
Collection
Académique
Language
French
Publisher Category
> Politics
BISAC Subject Heading
POL000000 POLITICAL SCIENCE
BIC subject category (UK)
JP Politics & government
Onix Audience Codes
06 Professional and scholarly
CLIL (Version 2013-2019)
3283 SCIENCES POLITIQUES
Title First Published
16 March 2017
ONIX Adult Audience Rating
Content warning
Type of Work
Monograph
Includes
Index, Bibliography

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Publication Date
16 March 2017
ISBN-13
9782724620528
Product Content
Text (eye-readable)
Extent
Main content page count : 224
Code
9782724620528
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Adobe DRM
List Price
12.99 €
ONIX XML
Version 2.1, Version 3

Paperback


Publication Date
16 March 2017
ISBN-13
978-27246-2050-4
Product Content
Text (eye-readable)
Extent
Main content page count : 218
Code
9782724620504
Dimensions
13.8 x 21 x 1.5 cm
List Price
17.00 €
ONIX XML
Version 2.1, Version 3

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Contents


Introduction

 

Chapitre 1 – « Oligarchie » : l'ombre portée de la démocratie ?

Alexandre Escudier

 

Chapitre 2 – De l'oligarchie à la classe dirigeante ou comment ne pas se tromper de débat

Luc Rouban

 

Chapitre 3 – La France politique des possédants et des non-possédants

Martial Foucault

 

Chapitre 4 – L’expertise a‑t‑elle besoin de représentation politique ?

Virginie Tournay

 

Chapitre 5 – L’internet et la démocratie : une liaison difficile

Thierry Vedel

 

Chapitre 6 – De la démocratie sans les femmes à une démocratie dégenrée qui dérange

Janine Mossuz-Lavau, Réjane Sénac

 

Chapitre 7 – L’expérience démocratique au prisme de l’intime

Anne Muxel

 

Chapitre 8 – La République des « valeurs » : entre public et privé, quel lien citoyen ?

Janie Pélabay

 

Chapitre 9 – Front national : un nouveau vote de classe ?

Pascal Perrineau

 

Chapitre 10 – Nation-solution ou nation-problème ?

Nation, nationalisme et antinationalisme en France

Gil Delannoi

 

Chapitre 11 – La remise en cause de l’Europe

Bruno Cautrès

 

Chapitre 12 – L’identité (perdue ?) de la gauche

Henri Rey

 

Chapitre 13 – Le libéralisme difficile : un tournant historique ?

Lucien Jaume

 

Conclusion

Pascal Perrineau, Luc Rouban