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Blogbeitrag#14. März 2022

France 2022: And then there was war

Blog: European Notepad

Albrecht Sonntag

Albrecht Sonntag

French election campaigns are usually desperately navel-gazing. Foreign policy issues are all but absent from the debate. And even in 'ordinary' times, all mainstream evening news programmes consider international news a toxic audience killer. But the war in Ukraine has swept everything else in the background and changed the campaign dynamic. It has also put […]
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Blogbeitrag#27. April 2022

France 2022: Echoes of 2002

Blog: European Notepad

Albrecht Sonntag

Albrecht Sonntag

Like many French citizens, I vividly remember the 8 o'clock news on the evening of the 21st of April, 2002. Half an hour before, our son called us from Paris, somewhat disturbed by the exit poll rumours. When television confirmed the accession of Jean-Marie Le Pen to the second tour of the presidential election, we […]
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Blogbeitrag#321. Februar 2022

France 2022: The credibility gap

Blog: European Notepad

Albrecht Sonntag

Albrecht Sonntag

There is no doubt that French politics have been ever strongly tilting to the right for months now. It's not even exaggerated to claim that the political discourse is dominated, if not polluted, by far-right vocabulary and semantics. Want to study first-hand the mechanisms of the Overton window? This is the place. Paradoxically, at the […]
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Blogbeitrag#416. November 2023

Is France Desacralizing its Constitution?

Blog: Verfassungsblog

Baptiste Charvin

Baptiste Charvin

From 2002 to the present day, hundreds of constitutional bills have been proposed by delegates in Parliament, with forty of them being introduced within a year following the renewal of the Assemblée Nationale after the 2022 legislative elections. Each bill contains unique and far-reaching provisions. The proposals illustrate a shift within secondary constituent power, which no longer perceives the Constitution as a sacred text, the supreme standard of the French legal order, but as a wish list, and as an object of political communication subject to trivial media considerations.

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Blogbeitrag#526. März 2022

France 2022: Stumbling blocks in collective memory

Blog: European Notepad

Albrecht Sonntag

Albrecht Sonntag

The first and so far only international football match between France and Algeria took place twenty years ago, on 6 October 2001. The starting point had been the sustained euphoria around the multiethnic character of Les Bleus, the French national team, winners of the 1998 World Cup and 2000 European Championship, and their emblematic leader […]
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Blogbeitrag#617. Juli 2023

Improving working life in France—and the EU

Blog: Social Europe

Sofia Fernandes

Sofia Fernandes

In France the debate is moving from longer to better working lives, Sofia Fernandes writes, but this is a Europe-wide challenge.

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Blogbeitrag#73. Januar 2024

Palestine and the Migrant Question in Postcolonial France

Blog: TRAFO – Blog for Transregional Research

Forum Transregionale Studien

Forum Transregionale Studien

By Olivia C. Harrison. This article is a review of Olivia Harrison's new book "Natives against Nativism: Antiracism and Indigenous Critique in Postcolonial France". She examines the intersection of antiracist and pro-Palestinian activism in France from the 1970s to the present. Against the ubiquitous association of pro-Palestinianism with Islamism and anti-Semitism, she shows that the Palestinian question has served as a "rallying cry" for anti-colonial and antiracist activists for the past fifty years.

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Blogbeitrag#813. Juli 2023

France Sends SCALP-EG Missiles to Ukraine

Blog: FDD's Long War Journal

Kyiv's new French-supplied missiles will help the Ukrainian military degrade Russian logistics and command and control.
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Blogbeitrag#94. Juli 2023

Sincerely inauthentic: zombie Republicanism and violence in France

Blog: Crooked Timber

I'm just back from France, where my direct experience of riots and looting was non-existent, although I had walked past a Montpellier branch of Swarkowski the day before it ceased to be. My indirect experience was quite extensive though, since I watched the talking heads on French TV project their instant analysis onto the unfolding […]

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Blogbeitrag#1016. August 2023

Australia, France and finding equilibrium in Southeast Asia

Blog: The Strategist

Natalie Sambhi and Hugh Piper

Natalie Sambhi and Hugh Piper

Australia and France have made significant strides towards repairing their diplomatic relationship in the nearly two years since Australia's cancellation of its submarine contract with French company Naval Group. Technically, they are close neighbours, sharing ...

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Blogbeitrag#1112. Mai 2024

Sunday photoblogging: Abandoned restaurant complex near Mèze, France

Blog: Crooked Timber

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Blogbeitrag#124. Mai 2023

Why France and Germany will not 'decouple' from China

Blog: The Strategist

Genevieve Donnellon-May

Genevieve Donnellon-May

With China increasingly assertive in pursuing its economic and geopolitical interests abroad, US–China tensions are rising, leading many traditional American allies to consider following Washington's lead in pursuing economic 'decoupling' from China. Their strategy aims ...

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Blogbeitrag#133. Februar 2022

France 2022: Why June is more important than April

Blog: European Notepad

Albrecht Sonntag

Albrecht Sonntag

In France, the presidential election monopolises all the attention. Of candidates and non-candidates, activists and voters, media and pollsters, domestic and foreign observers. That's understandable. The playbook is irresistible: rhetorically overblown visions of society collide in a dramaturgy replete with plot twists and cliffhangers, the absence of any post-election compromise allows for a merciless showdown, […]
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Blogbeitrag#1425. Juli 2023

Australia's Opportunity to Work with France on Gender Equality

Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs

Alice Ridge and Hugh Piper

Alice Ridge and Hugh Piper

There are promising opportunities for France and Australia to collaborate on the shared objective of advancing gender equality and women's rights, and to extend France's feminist foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific. Analysis of France's deep-rooted commitment to advancing their feminist foreign policy indicates why Australia should prioritise this partnership.

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Blogbeitrag#1519. November 2017

By: The CFA Franc: French Monetary Imperialism in Africa - Africlandpost

Blog: Comments on: ROAPE Blog

The CFA Franc: French Monetary Imperialism in Africa - Africlandpost

The CFA Franc: French Monetary Imperialism in Africa - Africlandpost

[…] This article was first published on the Review of the African Political Economy (ROAPE) blog. […]

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