@pipiou2
Veuillez lire l’article et son annexe.
Tout me semble intelligible.
Une autre contribution ci-après sur cette question : https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2021/06/02/what-frances-civil-war-warning-told-us-about-the-french-military-islam-and-the-far-right/
Renaud Bouchard
Two open letters warning of a potential civil war have once again put Islam at the centre of the political agenda in France. Joseph Downing argues that instead of viewing French Muslims as a unique threat to the security of the country, politicians and the armed forces would be better served by focusing on France’s secular security problems.
Two open
letters discussing the possibility of civil war in France have sent
shockwaves through Europe. The letters, written first by retired generals and
then by anonymous serving soldiers, have raised
questions about whether French President Emmanuel Macron is losing control
of the country’s military.Despite the furore, there are few reasons to worry
about the French military. The rank and file remain
apolitical and loyal to their jobs. Indeed, neither letter specified that
the military either wanted or would initiate a civil war, but only that it
stood ready to intervene to protect the integrity of France should widespread
unrest occur.Rather, these remarkable interventions told us more about the
historical context of the French armed forces, their difficult relationship
with civilian rule, and the dangers of instrumentalising Islam in political
discourses at the cost of tackling secular security problems.
Joseph Downing is the author of French
Muslims in Perspective : Nationalism, Post-Colonialism and Marginalisation under
the Republic (Palgrave, 2019)