Under new management sarkozy's first hundred days

New Left Review

Volumn , Issue 48, 2007, Pages 59-83

  Kazan, Eric ^a  

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References (8)

1. [In the May 2007 French presidential elections, Nicolas Sarkozy won 19 million votes to Ségolène Royal's 16.8 million, on a turnout of 84 per cent.]
2. [Marceau Pivert (1895-1958): leader of the French Section of the Workers' International (SFIO), he attacked Blum's capitulations in 1936. L'Humanité responded with an editorial: 'No! Everything is not possible!']
3. [CRIF: Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France.]
4. [Jacques Doriot (1898-1945): founder of the fascist Parti Populaire Français in 1936.]
5. [Hatred of Democracy, London and New York 2007.]
6. [Maurice Audin (1932-57): mathematician at University of Algiers, CP militant; captured in Battle of Algiers, presumed to have been tortured and killed by the French army.]
7. [Hortefeux was named Minister of Immigration, Integration, National Identity and Cooperative Development in May 2007.]
8. [Pierre-André Taguieff: leading proponent of the view that a 'new anti-Semitism' is abroad, especially among the Left and critics of Israel; at a conference organized by Taguieff in late May 2007, Marty attacked Alain Badiou for Objective anti-Semitism'. Many of the conference participants protested in solidarity with Badiou.]