#66 Jean-Laurent Cassely · La France sous nos yeux

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C’est avec Jean-Laurent Cassely que l’on a rendez-vous aujourd’hui, à l’invitation de la revue Place Publique et de l’institut Kervégan. Il est journaliste et essayiste, tourné vers les modes de vie et les questions territoriales. Il a notamment signé en 2021 avec Jérôme Fourquet “La France sous nos yeux”, qui vient de paraitre en poche. Pour aller plus loin : La France sous nos yeux, Jérôme Fourquet et Jean-Laurent Cassely (Le Point, 2022) Le mage du Kremlin, Giuliano Da Empoli (Gallimard, 2022) Dieu est un voleur qui marche dans la nuit, Quentin Bruet-Ferreol (Bouquins éditions, 2022) Un podcast qui bénéficie de financements de l'ADEME.

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