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French Banlieues and Urban Guerrillas
PART ONE – RIOTS AND FAIRYTALES FOR RADICALS
The invisible guerrillas
1. Sarkozy, the ‘scum’ and the ‘Karcher’
2. Were the cops, and their cars and buildings, the main targets?
3. What is the importance of temp work and clandestine work?
4. Quadrelli reinvents the wheel
5. May ’68 general strike a joke?
6. Fake and real dangers of fascism
7. ‘Thousands deported’ – or three?
8. The media image of the banlieusard is more complex
9. The imaginary homogeneity of the banlieues
10. Does control by ‘the Mob’ explain the unequal distribution of the riots?
11. The left and suburban youth
12. Banlieusards versus students?
13. The French school system and social selection
14. Are students worse than cops?
15. Mythologisation of ’68 student culture
16. The pseudo-concepts of the reactionary multiculturalist left
17. 2007 Elections and the banlieues
18. The role of the Algerian war in the suburban subconscious
PART TWO – FORCES OF REPRESSION AND URBAN GUERRILLAS
Hating cops… and then what?
An asymmetric conflict
PART THREE – SOME HYPOTHESES ABOUT ARMED STRUGGLE AND GUERILLA WARFARE
Various models
The conditions of success
Latin America: From urban guerrilla to democratic reformism
Armed struggle in the west: a total failure
A necessary assessment
The racialisation of social questions leads nowhere
1. How radical ‘White’ multiculturalists patronise their ‘non-White’ opponents’
2. From the Black Panther Party to the Indigènes de la République: the suicidal racialisation of social questions
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