WorldQuiet 7d · day 9
Della Porta: France's crackdown on youth protests echoes a European and US shift
Italian political scientist argues French policing of youth protests is unusually harsh but part of a wider turn from crowd control to 'counterinsurgency' tactics.
What to know
- An Italian political scientist argues France's crackdown on youth protests, though especially harsh, is part of a broader shift in policing strategy.
- She describes a trend from the US to Europe of adopting 'counterinsurgency operations' rather than 'traditional crowd control.'
- Protest footage from France is described as powerful enough to have ripple effects on perceptions and politics elsewhere in Europe.
“counterinsurgency operations”
Donatella della Porta, Political scientist · Le Monde ↗ · Oct 31
Donatella della Porta Italian political scientist
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“Footage of France's youth protests is so powerful that it has an impact across Europe…”
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first by Le Monde EN, 7d ago · also Le Monde.fr
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