New social movement politics in France: the rise of civic forms of mobilisation

West European Politics

Volumn 21, Issue 3, 1998, Pages 170-186

  Waters, Sarah ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

CITIZENSHIP; NATIONAL POLITICS; POLITICAL SYSTEM; SOCIAL MOVEMENT;

FRANCE;

EID: 0031694313     PISSN: 01402382     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/01402389808425262     Document Type: Article

References (50)

1. Stanley Hoffmann, Decline or Renewal: France since the 1930s (NY: Viking Press 1974) p.m.
2. Recent important studies include J.W. Duyvendak, Le Poids du Politique. Nouveaux mouvements sociaux en France (Paris: L'Harmattan 1994); Hanspeter Kriesi et al., Ne\v Social Movements in Western Europe (London: UCL Press 1995); and J.C. Jenkins and B. Klandermans (eds.) The Politics of Social Protest (ibid. 1995).
3. Herbert Kitschelt, 'Social Movements, Political Parties, and Democratic Theory', The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 528 (July 1993) p. 14.
4. G. Mendel, 54 millions d'individus sans appartenance. L'obstacle invisible du septennat (Paris: Lafïbnt 1983). My translation.
5. Gilles Lipovetsky, L'ère du vide. Essais sur l'individualisme contemporain (Paris: Gallimard 1983) p.14. My translation.
6. Henri Weber, Vingt ans après. Que reste-t-il de 68? (Paris: Seuil 1988). See also Laurent JofTrin, Un coup déjeune. Portrait d'une génération morale (Paris: Arléa 1987).
7. Weber (note 6) p.210. My translation.
8. Duyvendak (note 2) p.259. My translation.
9. Front homosexuel d'action révolutionnaire and Comité d'Urgence Anti-Répression Homosexuelle.
10. Duyvendak (note 2) pp.242-3.
11. See Jolyon Howorth 'HiroChirac and the French Nuclear Conundrum: A Testing Time for the Pursuit of Grandeur', French Politics and Society 13/3 (Summer 1995) pp.1-17.
12. Joffrin (note 6) p.13.
13. Kriesi (note 2) p.77.
14. SCALP stands for Sections Carrément anti-Le Pen. For a detailed study of these organisations, see Nonna Mayer, 'The Dynamics of the Anti-National Front Counter Movement', French Politics and Society 13/4 (1995).
15. Mayer (note 14) p.24.
16. See Duyvendak (note 2) pp.224-39 and also, Jacques Ion, La fin des militants (Paris: Editions de l'Atelier 1997).
17. Ion (note 16).
18. Duyvendak (note 2) p.225. My translation.
19. MRAP stands for Mouvement contre le racisme et pour l'amitié entre les peuples.
20. See for example, Sidney Tarrow, Power in Movement (Cambridge and NY: CUP 1994); Alberto Melucci Challenging Codes. Collective Action in thé Information Age (Cambridge: CUP 1996); Philip Cemy 'Globalisation and the Changing Logic of Collective Action', University of York - Working Papers, No.5 (U. of York 1995); and Gary Marks and Doug McAdam, 'Social Movements and the Changing Structure of Political Opportunity in the European Union', West European Politics 19/2 (April 1996)pp.249-78.
21. Fabienne Dulac, 'Du refus de la maladie àune prise en charge exigeante. Le rôle des associations issues des milieux homosexuels" in Pierre Favre (éd.) Sida et politique - les premiers affrontements (Paris: L'Harmattan 1992) p.67. My translation.
22. Olivier Fillieule, Sociologie de la protestation (Paris: L'Harmattan 1993).
23. C. Wihtol de Wenden, 'La Nouvelle Citoyenneté' and Albano Cordeiro, 'Pratiques associatives, Pratiques citoyennes' Hommes et hfigrations 1196 (March 1996); Bertrand Badie, 'Quelles citoyennes àl'heure de la mondialisation?', ibid. 1206 (March-April 1997).
24. Wihtol de Wenden (note 23) pp.14-15. My translation.
25. Max Silverman, Deconstructing the Nation. Immigration, Racism and Citizenship in Modem France (London and NY: Routledge 1992) p. 126.
26. Robert Putnam étal., Making Democracy Work- Civic Traditions in Modem Italy (Princeton UP 1993) p.88.
27. Georges Labica (éd.), Les Nouveaux Espaces Politiques (Paris: L'Harmattan 1995) p.8. My translation.
28. Weber (note 6) and Don Herzog, cited by Putnam (note 26) p.87.
29. Jof£Hn(note6)p.l61.
30. Wihtol de Wenden (note 23) p. 15.
31. See for example, Wihtol de Wenden, 'Que sont devenues les associations civiques issues de l'immigration?' Hommes et Migrations 1206 (March-April 1997).
32. Weber (note 6) p.30. My translation.
33. Cited by Joffrin (note 6) p.66. My translation.
34. Weber (note 6) p. 198. My translation.
35. H. Fontanaud and F. Matonti, Que reste-t-il de nos manifs? (Paris: Grasset 1990).
36. Olivier Filiieule, Stratégies de la rue. Les manifestations en France (Paris: Presses de Sciences Pô 1997).
37. Alain Touraine, 'Commentary on Dieter Rucht's Critique' in D. Rucht (éd.) Research on Social Movements (Boulder, CO: Westview Press 1991) p.389. See also A. Touraine, Pourrons-nous vivre ensemble? Egaux et différents (Paris: Fayard 1997).
38. See Fillieule (note 36).
39. Serge Malik Histoire secrète de SOS Racisme (Paris: Albin Michel 1990) p.77. My translation.
40. Interview with Marc Nectar, 24 April 1997.
41. See Mayer (note 14).
42. Julien Dray, SOS Génération (Paris 1987) p.70. My translation.
43. See Libération 24 Feb. 1997.
44. Duyvendak (note 2) observes that the FAS (Fonds d'Action Sociale pour les Travailleurs Immigrés et leurs Familles) supported 1,700 associations during the early 1980s.
45. Malik (note 36).
46. Mayer (note 14).
47. See Labica (note 27) and Ion (note 16).
48. Kriesi (note 2) p.xx.
49. A. Melucci, 'Mouvements sociaux, mouvements postpolitiques' Revue internationale d'action communautaire 10 (1983) p.14. My translation.
50. These figures are taken from Fillieule (note 36).