As France heads to a presidential election with the far right in the lead, a professor examines how October 17th protests are reshaping the political landscape.
Election context and timing
Six months before a presidential election in which the far right is considered the favorite, a professor at the Collège de France is analyzing how recent social movements are shaping the political landscape.Professor's analysis for a major publication
The professor is contributing an analysis to Libération, a prominent French newspaper known for its left-leaning perspective, examining the influence of social movements on the election campaign.Focus on student and social movement
The analysis centers on the student and social movement that began on October 17th, highlighting its role in influencing the current political climate and electoral dynamics.Unprecedented sequence in French politics
The professor argues that the movement represents an unprecedented sequence in the recent history of the Fifth Republic, France's current political system, which has been in place since 1958.
