Teacher at Sciences-Po Paris, this thirty-year-old’agenais is the author of a recent essay very noticed in the world politico-media and it has become a book of reference for progressives in search of a renovation policy. In Slow democracy (Allary Editions), David Djaïz provides a sort of vade-mecum in order to ” harness globalisation and take back our destiny in our own hands “. Several of his lines of thinking are at the heart of the crisis of social policy caused by the coronavirus. Maintenance cleaner.
The Point : What first analysis make the crisis currently…
