Mathieu Bock-Côté: "Would the right cease to be dominated?"

One could say that the last thirty years have been marked, politically, by a desire to replace the left-right divide.

Associated globally with the opposition between socialism and liberalism at the time of the Cold War, it suddenly seemed obsolete or, at least, inoperative, especially as new identity, cultural and societal concerns came to take hold. relay of the social question, frozen in the parameters of a "happy globalization" condemning each country to adopt more or less the same model of society.

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But how to stage these new quarrels?

Some proposed replacing the left-right divide by that between sovereignists and globalists, others by that between conservatives and progressives and even between republicans and democrats.

None of these proposals, however, managed to really impose themselves, and this even less in France, where the left-right cleavage seems inscribed in the national psyche and

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