Emmanuel Macron 
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SOURCE: Washington Post
2/21/2021
Emmanuel Macron’s Socially Constructed Bogeymen
by Daniel W. Drezner
What, exactly, "Islamo-leftism" is, and what relationship it could possibly have to American academic theories, are two big questions left unanswered by the French President's attacks on academic ideas.
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SOURCE: The Telegraph
12-30-2018
French newspaper Le Monde apologises for magazine cover amid claims it 'likened Macron to Hitler'
Le Monde insisted that it had not intended to portray Mr Macron as being akin to Hitler.
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SOURCE: WSJ
12-10-2018
Voters Rebel in Europe’s Big Three
by Walter Russell Mead
Western political systems are under strain despite good economic times.
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SOURCE: Fareed’s Global Briefing
11-13-18
Walter Russell Mead says Trump is right to defend nationalism
by Fareed Zacharia
Monsieur Macron is wrong.
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SOURCE: The Daily Beast
11-13-18
Trump Ridicules French for Losses in World Wars
He says the U.S. had to rescue them.
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SOURCE: The Washington Post
9-13-18
France’s Macron admits to military’s systematic use of torture in Algeria war
France will formally acknowledge the French military’s systemic use of torture in the Algerian War in the 1950s and 1960s, an unprecedented step forward in grappling with its long-suppressed legacy of colonial crimes.
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SOURCE: The Conversation
5-9-18
Emmanuel Macron and echoes of May 1968
by Elizabeth Benjamin
Instead of celebrating the occasion, the French president appears to be inadvertently recreating it.
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SOURCE: Foreign Policy
4-18-18
Everyone in France Wants to Claim the Legacy of 1968
by Robert Zaretsky
Leftists want to celebrate revolutionary idealism; conservatives, the triumph of traditional authority. And Emmanuel Macron is trying to split the difference.
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