Arnaud Teyssier: "The answer to populism? Rearm the State ”

" Populism " , in its French and international dimension, has become the watchword of political analysis. Recent works focus on this subject, deemed vital here with the approach of a dreaded deadline: the probable confrontation, in 2022, between the outgoing president and a “ populist ” candidate. Because if the qualification “ extreme right” continues to be used to designate the National Gathering, everyone feels that the volumes of voters now involved as well as their sociological composition make these classifications less effective. We also identify a " left" populism - sometimes qualified as " radical left " to better oppose it to " right populism " . Some of their values ​​or their conceptions of the Republic are obviously dissimilar: on the left, we are certainly " anti-system " , we denounce the power of the elites and the oligarchy, but with very different positions on the institutions, immigration, societal. The two movements

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