The Gilets Jaunes and the New Social Contract

Focusing on the gilets jaunes movement, the book examines its implications for the modern relationship between state and citizen in France. Through engaging with historical political theorists, the author re-evaluates the social contract concept, advocating for a redefined state-individual dynamic. It emphasizes the need for rethinking democratic practices to address social issues effectively, proposing a framework for healing societal divides and enhancing participatory governance in contemporary societies worldwide.