The political conversion of social interests: political order and the social division of local space

No 143, 2023/3 - pages

Pages 3 to 4

Editorial

Pages 7 to 25

The political conversion of social interests: political order and the social division of local space

By Lorenzo Barrault-Stella, Camille François, Anne-France Taiclet

Pages 27 to 52

Electoral conglomerates and intra-urban social hierarchies. The case of the 2022 presidential election in Nantes Metropole

By Jean Rivière

Pages 53 to 78

Crisis of Municipal Socialism and Urban Shrinkage. Demographic transformations, (De)electoral mobilizations, and metamorphoses of local public action in Nevers (1971-2022)

By Élie Guéraut, Achille Warnant

Pages 79 to 109

School parents’ mobilizations in Seine-Saint-Denis for territorial equality. On the spatial dimension of protest practices

By Félicie Roux

Pages 111 to 147

A Two fold Absence in Working-class Neighborhoods? Declining Political Anchorage and Relegation in Public Policies

By Antoine Lévêque

Pages 149 to 173

What Waiting Does to Social Movements: Time and Micro-Mobilization in the Struggle for Housing Rights in Spain

By Marcos Ancelovici, Montserrat Emperador Badimon

Pages 175 to 199

Who is the target audience for participatory schemes in working-class neighbourhoods? Participation entrepreneurs as recipients of participatory public action in Marseilles and Barcelona

Pages 203 to 212

Une histoire du conflit politique: Élections et inégalités sociales en France, 1789–2022. Julia Cagé and Thomas Piketty, Paris, Le Seuil, 2023, 851 pages

By reviewed by Daniel Gaxie

Pages 215 to 219

Vincent Gay, Pour la dignité. Ouvriers immigrés et conflits sociaux dans les années 1980, Lyon, Presses universitaires de Lyon, 2022, 328 pages

By Willy Gibard

Pages 221 to 226

Jean-Baptiste Paranthoën, Les circuits courts alimentaires : des marchés de proximité incertains, Vulaines-sur-Seine, Éditions du Croquant, coll. “Dynamiques socio-économiques”, 2022, 302 pages

By Victor Lecomte