Marie-Hélène Bacqué
In May 2017, between the presidential election and the legislative elections, a sociologist and a photographer set off, backpack in hand, on a journey along line B of the RER, from Roissy to Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse. They follow in the footsteps of François Maspero and Anaïk Frantz, who thirty years ago, when France was discovering the “mal des banlieues”, went to see the “real life” around the capital. This book is the story of their journey through territories unjustly reduced to clichés about concrete, poverty, Islam and insecurity.
Type of production: Book
City: Paris
Year of publication: 2019
Publisher: Le Seuil
Language(s) of publication: Français
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