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no 27 2005/2
Les altermondialistes dans le mouvement social européen : entre participation et retrait
Élise Féron
Anti-Globalization Organizations
and the European Social Movement: In or Out ?
The aim of this article is to examine the relationship between the Europeanization process and the anti-globalization agenda in Europe. It is based on fieldwork, observations and interviews carried out in the framework of the European research project EUROPUB (2001-2004). The emergence of a European public space generates a whole series of questions for the anti-globalization movement: how can it integrate the European level into its usual issues ? Should it gain leverage from this space of political opportunity to build gradually a broader transnational movement, or should it disregard and denounce it as a tool of neo-liberalism, like most other international organizations ? Controversies that arose inside ATTAC France about the setting up of ‘100 % alternative globalization’ lists for the European elections of June 2004 bring to light the many rifts dividing the antiglobalization movement, and perfectly illustrate the challenge European integration poses for anti-globalization activists, torn between the options of participating in the political game, acting as an opposition force, or standing back from the fray.
The aim of this article is to examine the relationship between the Europeanization process and the anti-globalization agenda in Europe. It is based on fieldwork, observations and interviews carried out in the framework of the European research project EUROPUB (2001-2004). The emergence of a European public space generates a whole series of questions for the anti-globalization movement: how can it integrate the European level into its usual issues ? Should it gain leverage from this space of political opportunity to build gradually a broader transnational movement, or should it disregard and denounce it as a tool of neo-liberalism, like most other international organizations ? Controversies that arose inside ATTAC France about the setting up of ‘100 % alternative globalization’ lists for the European elections of June 2004 bring to light the many rifts dividing the antiglobalization movement, and perfectly illustrate the challenge European integration poses for anti-globalization activists, torn between the options of participating in the political game, acting as an opposition force, or standing back from the fray.
• Se constituer en mouvement européen ?
• Entre investissement réel et instrumentalisation
• Un agenda en voie d’autonomisation et de diversification
• De la dénonciation à l’élaboration d’un discours réformateur
• Quels rapports au politique ?
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