This book reveals the deep complexity of a contemporary space in perpetual tension between secularisation and the re-enchantment of the world. Read More
God is not dead. He's in politics.
All over the world, God is back. Its rise can be seen both within States and internationally – even in the West where it seemed destined for an irreversible eclipse. This observation, promising for some, disturbing for others, is unequivocal: modernity has not provoked the social disappearance, nor the political demise, of religion. This can be seen in three major phenomena: the polarisation of societies divided between the elimination and the reaffirmation of belief; the renewed politicisation of religions; and the spiritualisation of politics. Yet this is by no means a return to ancient times, when all social life revolved around around religion.
The result of a collaboration between the Centre for International Research at Sciences Po and the Sociétés, religions, laïcités research group at the l’École pratique des hautes études, this book reveals the deep complexity of a contemporary space in perpetual tension between secularisation and the re-enchantment of the world.
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INTRODUCTION
PREMIÈRE PARTIE LES PRÉPARATIFS
CHAP. I. Le choix du moment
CHAP. II. L'effort d'organisation
CHAP. III. La mobilisation des ressources
CHAP. IV. Le choix des moyens de propagande
CHAP. V. Tactique et stratégies électorales : les petits partis
DEUXIÈME PARTIE LA CAMPAGNE
CHAP. VI. La distance entre conservateurs et travaillistes
CHAP. VII. Les enjeux de politique extérieure
CHAP. VIII. L'intervention de la presse280
CHAP. IX. Le soutien des groupes para-politiques
TROISIÈME PARTIE PROBLEMATIQUE
CHAP. XI. La persuasion électorale
CHAP. XII. L'image des partis
CHAP. XIII. La prévision des résultats
CHAP. XIV. Les fonctions des campagnes
CONCLUSION
ANNEXES