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Philippe Marlière

Biographic Data

ID1225841
NAMEPhilippe Marlière
GIVEN NAMESPhilippe
FAMILY NAMEMarlière
SIGNATUREMARLIÈRE P
AFFILIATIONSNorth-West State Technical University
ORCID0000-0003-3501-7788
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS18
TOTAL CITATIONS26
AUTHOR COUNT18
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1998
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX3
  • What’s Next for the New Popular Front

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Dissent•2025

    In July the New Popular Front (NFP), a coalition of left-wing parties, came out on top in a snap general election in France, winning 193 seats in the National Assembly. The centrist bloc supporting President Emmanuel Macron got 166 seats, the far-right National Rally (RN) 142, and the center-right Republicans forty-seven. Three indisputable facts stand out. First, Macron’s governing coalition lost the election. Second, tactical voting and strateg…

  • French Social Democracy in Turmoil

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•The Political Quarterly•2024

    For decades, the Parti socialiste (PS) was the major party of the French left. It elected a president three times and was a ruling party on several occasions between 1981 and 2017, at which point it suffered crushing defeats in the 2017 presidential and legislative elections. Since then, the PS has been between a rock and a hard place: on the left, it is dominated by Jean‐Luc Mélenchon's La France Insoumise (LFI, Unbowed France) and on the right …

  • The ‘Islamo-gauchiste threat’ as political nudge

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•French Cultural Studies•2023•Cited by: 6•References: 3

    What is ‘islamo-gauchisme’? The word sparked heated debates in French academia and in public conversations in 2020–2021. This article endeavors to shed light on the origin of the notion, to look at its uses within and outside academia, and to reflect on the political ramifications of the controversy. Islamo-gauchisme is an unsubstantial notion which operates as political nudge in the public debate: it sounds sufficiently threatening and self-expl…

  • L'extrême droite banalisée

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Esprit•2023

    Cet article analyse le retour en emploi des bénéficiaires du revenu de solidarité active (RSA) sur une longue période ainsi que ses déterminants. Au travers d’une analyse de séquence, cinq classes de trajectoires se dégagent. Sur une décennie, le retour durable en emploi concerne à peine un bénéficiaire du RSA sur cinq, réparti en deux classes de trajectoires. Pour la trajectoire salariée (12 %), ce retour en emploi s’accompagne d’une sortie dura…

  • La gauche française dans la spirale du déclin

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•La Revue Nouvelle•2022

  • Jeremy Corbyn

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Les Temps Modernes•2017

  • Changer la vie, changer la gauche

    Philippe Marlière, Sylvia Zappi•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2012

  • À quoi sert le Parti socialiste

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2012•References: 1

    En paraphrasant le titre d'un ouvrage consacré au Parti communiste français (PCF) au début des années 1980 1 , il faut se poser la question : à quoi sert-il le Parti socialiste ? (PS) Comme toute structure partisane, le PS remplit un rôle ; encore faut-il définir avec clarté la fonction qu'il exerce aujourd'hui dans la société française. Poser la question indique que la réponse ne va pas de soi, qu'elle nécessite d'être qualifiée. La force électo…

  • Sarkozysm as an Ideological Theme Park. Nicolas Sarkozy and Right-Wing Political Thought

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Modern & Contemporary France•2009•Cited by: 4•References: 2

    This article aims to identify and examine Nicolas Sarkozy's main political ideas and beliefs, positioning them within the different traditions of the French right. It argues that ‘Sarkozysm’ constitutes a labile set of norms, values and historical references which offers a synthesis of the three main traditions of the right, but which fails to unify them. Furthermore, ‘Sarkozysm’ ‘triangulates’ left-wing themes and ‘vampirises’ left-wing figures;…

  • The Sarkozy Presidency

    Philippe Marlière, Joseph Szarka•ARTICLE•Modern & Contemporary France•2009

    Did the election of Nicolas Sarkozy to the French presidency constitute a rupture—a clean break—that ended an era of French politics and inaugurated a new phase? Sarkozy's rhetoric has consistently

  • De Lionel Jospin à Ségolène Royal

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2007•Cited by: 2

    Le défi incarné par la « modernisation » du New Labour britannique engagée par Tony Blair a-t-il permis aux socialistes de dégager une « troisième voie socialiste » qui ne soit pas synonyme de renoncement face à la mondialisation néolibérale ? Philippe Marlière analyse les errements idéologiques et politiques du Parti socialiste français depuis dix ans

  • À gauche, comment combattre le sarkozysme

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2007•Cited by: 1

  • Le New Labour, le plus petit parti dans l'histoire politique britannique

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2002

  • Tony Blair, le « seul conservateur crédible

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2001

  • Le public au service du privé. Mondialisation néo-libérale et privatisation des services publics en Grande-Bretagne

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Les Temps Modernes•2001•Cited by: 1

  • L'ambassadeur américain

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•EcoRev•2001

    These ten possible perspectives for Europe do not conclude the dossier, they open the debate. They are intended to offer visions marked by reason but also by federal passion. European « tribunes » must be born to give the Europarliament a leading role over the Council and the Commission. Its powers must be extended to social issues (sexual violence, ecology) and eminently strategic issues such as war. Europe must open up instead of closing its ex…

  • The Impact of Market Journalism

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•The Sociological Review•2001•Cited by: 2•References: 1

  • The Rules of the Journalistic Field

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•European Journal of Communication•1998•Cited by: 10•References: 1

    Pierre Bourdieu's recent research on the media offers a valuable although somewhat inconsistent appraisal of what he describes as the `journalistic field'. The French sociologist applies his main conceptual tools to the media — and more particularly to television — in order to shed light on hidden forms of domination and symbolic violence exercised by television. He emphasizes that market journalism has become a threat to the autonomy of fields e…

  • The Rules of the Journalistic Field

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•European Journal of Communication•1998•Cited by: 10•References: 1

    Pierre Bourdieu's recent research on the media offers a valuable although somewhat inconsistent appraisal of what he describes as the `journalistic field'. The French sociologist applies his main conceptual tools to the media — and more particularly to television — in order to shed light on hidden forms of domination and symbolic violence exercised by television. He emphasizes that market journalism has become a threat to the autonomy of fields e…

  • The ‘Islamo-gauchiste threat’ as political nudge

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•French Cultural Studies•2023•Cited by: 6•References: 3

    What is ‘islamo-gauchisme’? The word sparked heated debates in French academia and in public conversations in 2020–2021. This article endeavors to shed light on the origin of the notion, to look at its uses within and outside academia, and to reflect on the political ramifications of the controversy. Islamo-gauchisme is an unsubstantial notion which operates as political nudge in the public debate: it sounds sufficiently threatening and self-expl…

  • Sarkozysm as an Ideological Theme Park. Nicolas Sarkozy and Right-Wing Political Thought

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Modern & Contemporary France•2009•Cited by: 4•References: 2

    This article aims to identify and examine Nicolas Sarkozy's main political ideas and beliefs, positioning them within the different traditions of the French right. It argues that ‘Sarkozysm’ constitutes a labile set of norms, values and historical references which offers a synthesis of the three main traditions of the right, but which fails to unify them. Furthermore, ‘Sarkozysm’ ‘triangulates’ left-wing themes and ‘vampirises’ left-wing figures;…

  • De Lionel Jospin à Ségolène Royal

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2007•Cited by: 2

    Le défi incarné par la « modernisation » du New Labour britannique engagée par Tony Blair a-t-il permis aux socialistes de dégager une « troisième voie socialiste » qui ne soit pas synonyme de renoncement face à la mondialisation néolibérale ? Philippe Marlière analyse les errements idéologiques et politiques du Parti socialiste français depuis dix ans

  • The Impact of Market Journalism

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•The Sociological Review•2001•Cited by: 2•References: 1

  • À gauche, comment combattre le sarkozysme

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2007•Cited by: 1

  • Le public au service du privé. Mondialisation néo-libérale et privatisation des services publics en Grande-Bretagne

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Les Temps Modernes•2001•Cited by: 1

  • The Rules of the Journalistic Field

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•European Journal of Communication•1998•Cited by: 10•References: 1

    Pierre Bourdieu's recent research on the media offers a valuable although somewhat inconsistent appraisal of what he describes as the `journalistic field'. The French sociologist applies his main conceptual tools to the media — and more particularly to television — in order to shed light on hidden forms of domination and symbolic violence exercised by television. He emphasizes that market journalism has become a threat to the autonomy of fields e…

  • Tony Blair, le « seul conservateur crédible

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2001

  • Le public au service du privé. Mondialisation néo-libérale et privatisation des services publics en Grande-Bretagne

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Les Temps Modernes•2001•Cited by: 1

  • L'ambassadeur américain

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•EcoRev•2001

    These ten possible perspectives for Europe do not conclude the dossier, they open the debate. They are intended to offer visions marked by reason but also by federal passion. European « tribunes » must be born to give the Europarliament a leading role over the Council and the Commission. Its powers must be extended to social issues (sexual violence, ecology) and eminently strategic issues such as war. Europe must open up instead of closing its ex…

  • The Impact of Market Journalism

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•The Sociological Review•2001•Cited by: 2•References: 1

  • Le New Labour, le plus petit parti dans l'histoire politique britannique

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2002

  • De Lionel Jospin à Ségolène Royal

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2007•Cited by: 2

    Le défi incarné par la « modernisation » du New Labour britannique engagée par Tony Blair a-t-il permis aux socialistes de dégager une « troisième voie socialiste » qui ne soit pas synonyme de renoncement face à la mondialisation néolibérale ? Philippe Marlière analyse les errements idéologiques et politiques du Parti socialiste français depuis dix ans

  • À gauche, comment combattre le sarkozysme

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2007•Cited by: 1

  • Sarkozysm as an Ideological Theme Park. Nicolas Sarkozy and Right-Wing Political Thought

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Modern & Contemporary France•2009•Cited by: 4•References: 2

    This article aims to identify and examine Nicolas Sarkozy's main political ideas and beliefs, positioning them within the different traditions of the French right. It argues that ‘Sarkozysm’ constitutes a labile set of norms, values and historical references which offers a synthesis of the three main traditions of the right, but which fails to unify them. Furthermore, ‘Sarkozysm’ ‘triangulates’ left-wing themes and ‘vampirises’ left-wing figures;…

  • The Sarkozy Presidency

    Philippe Marlière, Joseph Szarka•ARTICLE•Modern & Contemporary France•2009

    Did the election of Nicolas Sarkozy to the French presidency constitute a rupture—a clean break—that ended an era of French politics and inaugurated a new phase? Sarkozy's rhetoric has consistently

  • Changer la vie, changer la gauche

    Philippe Marlière, Sylvia Zappi•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2012

  • À quoi sert le Parti socialiste

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Mouvements•2012•References: 1

    En paraphrasant le titre d'un ouvrage consacré au Parti communiste français (PCF) au début des années 1980 1 , il faut se poser la question : à quoi sert-il le Parti socialiste ? (PS) Comme toute structure partisane, le PS remplit un rôle ; encore faut-il définir avec clarté la fonction qu'il exerce aujourd'hui dans la société française. Poser la question indique que la réponse ne va pas de soi, qu'elle nécessite d'être qualifiée. La force électo…

  • Jeremy Corbyn

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Les Temps Modernes•2017

  • La gauche française dans la spirale du déclin

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•La Revue Nouvelle•2022

  • The ‘Islamo-gauchiste threat’ as political nudge

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•French Cultural Studies•2023•Cited by: 6•References: 3

    What is ‘islamo-gauchisme’? The word sparked heated debates in French academia and in public conversations in 2020–2021. This article endeavors to shed light on the origin of the notion, to look at its uses within and outside academia, and to reflect on the political ramifications of the controversy. Islamo-gauchisme is an unsubstantial notion which operates as political nudge in the public debate: it sounds sufficiently threatening and self-expl…

  • L'extrême droite banalisée

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Esprit•2023

    Cet article analyse le retour en emploi des bénéficiaires du revenu de solidarité active (RSA) sur une longue période ainsi que ses déterminants. Au travers d’une analyse de séquence, cinq classes de trajectoires se dégagent. Sur une décennie, le retour durable en emploi concerne à peine un bénéficiaire du RSA sur cinq, réparti en deux classes de trajectoires. Pour la trajectoire salariée (12 %), ce retour en emploi s’accompagne d’une sortie dura…

  • French Social Democracy in Turmoil

    Open Access•Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•The Political Quarterly•2024

    For decades, the Parti socialiste (PS) was the major party of the French left. It elected a president three times and was a ruling party on several occasions between 1981 and 2017, at which point it suffered crushing defeats in the 2017 presidential and legislative elections. Since then, the PS has been between a rock and a hard place: on the left, it is dominated by Jean‐Luc Mélenchon's La France Insoumise (LFI, Unbowed France) and on the right …

  • What’s Next for the New Popular Front

    Philippe Marlière•ARTICLE•Dissent•2025

    In July the New Popular Front (NFP), a coalition of left-wing parties, came out on top in a snap general election in France, winning 193 seats in the National Assembly. The centrist bloc supporting President Emmanuel Macron got 166 seats, the far-right National Rally (RN) 142, and the center-right Republicans forty-seven. Three indisputable facts stand out. First, Macron’s governing coalition lost the election. Second, tactical voting and strateg…

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