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Christophe Guilluy: "The concern of the working classes is social and existential"

2022-02-20T18:39:13.533Z


INTERVIEW – The geographer returns to the role of popular categories in a presidential election. Christophe Guilluy is a geographer, author notably of Fractures françaises (2010) and Le Temps des gens ordinary (2020). To discover Yves Thréard presents Le Club Le Figaro Presidentielle, our new political program LE FIGARO. - The popular categories are considered decisive in a presidential election. How to define them? By standard of living, profession, geography? Christophe GUILLUY. - The p


Christophe Guilluy is a geographer, author notably of

Fractures françaises

(2010) and

Le Temps des gens ordinary

(2020).

To discover

  • Yves Thréard presents Le Club Le Figaro Presidentielle, our new political program

LE FIGARO.

- The popular categories are considered decisive in a presidential election.

How to define them?

By standard of living, profession, geography?

Christophe GUILLUY.

- The presidential election is the only election where these majority categories still vote massively.

If they move, then they will mechanically determine the end result.

Sociologically, we find the majority of the active population: workers, employees, peasants, to which we can add small artisans and the self-employed.

On average, these categories form the France of modest incomes, those whose incomes are less than 2000 euros.

This socio-cultural group, which I call

“the ordinary majority”,

which the pollster Jérôme Sainte-Marie calls

“the popular bloc”

,

is obviously present throughout the territory.

But, consider...

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