In
“France under our eyes”
, Jérôme Fourquet and Jean-Laurent Cassely put into perspective the changes that our country has undergone since the mid-1980s. 'after". For Le Figaro, in partnership with the Jean Jaurès Foundation, Jérôme Fourquet continues this work through six monographs which illustrate the electoral upheavals that result from it. Sixth part: the France of “somewhere” versus the France of “anywhere”.
The dives carried out in different regions have enabled us to take stock of the upheavals that have affected the French electoral landscape in recent years.
After having noticed that the old political cadastre seemed more and more obsolete to grasp the reality of the country, we must in this last chapter try to describe the new lines of force which structure the political field of France according to.
If the lines of cleavage are numerous today,
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