by Laurent De Sutter · Presses Universitaires de France · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782130785729
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Since the election of François Hollande as President of the French Republic in 2012, his term was marked by a series of actions and laws that many considered contrary to his campaign promises and the fundamental values of the left. This book brings together forty intellectuals and writers who critically analyze this period, questioning key decisions such as labor reform, the management of the migration crisis, and security policy.
Through a detailed chronicle, the work invites reflection on the current political condition and the mechanisms of collective memory in the face of media narratives. It is a necessary testimony to understand the tensions and ideological ruptures that defined four years of government, raising a profound question about the future of the political left.
