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/516/ France's Two Peripheries: Riots and Insurrection ft. Fred Lyra

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On 20 years since the 2005 riots.

Fred Lyra, philosopher and musicologist based in Paris, joins Alex to talk about France through 4 moments: 1995 – the last moment of classic class struggle; 2005 – riots in the banlieues; 2015 – Islamist terror; 2025 – government collapse.

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  • How were the riots normalised? And what was the state's response?

  • Why did the riots prompt debates about "models of integration"?

  • Why is there an "excess" of state in the banlieues, and an absence of state in left-behind smaller cities?

  • How did France go from the Nuits Debouts protests to the Gillet Jaunes – and how did they differ?

  • What about Bloquons Tout protests and the repeated fall of governments today?

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400 episodes

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On 20 years since the 2005 riots.

Fred Lyra, philosopher and musicologist based in Paris, joins Alex to talk about France through 4 moments: 1995 – the last moment of classic class struggle; 2005 – riots in the banlieues; 2015 – Islamist terror; 2025 – government collapse.

For the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/bungacast

  • How were the riots normalised? And what was the state's response?

  • Why did the riots prompt debates about "models of integration"?

  • Why is there an "excess" of state in the banlieues, and an absence of state in left-behind smaller cities?

  • How did France go from the Nuits Debouts protests to the Gillet Jaunes – and how did they differ?

  • What about Bloquons Tout protests and the repeated fall of governments today?

Links:

  continue reading

400 episodes

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