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With the arrival of Joe Biden to the White House, a new slogan appeared. “America is back”, “America is back”, a slogan which replaced that of the “America first” of its predecessor, in a declared desire to “detump” America, but to date the result is rather uncertain. If there is continuity on the hard line vis-à-vis China, now is the time for questioning as the new Biden administration seemed anxious to restore multilateralism, Atlanticism and American leadership. Eight months after Joe Biden arrived at the White House, America First seems less distant than we imagined, to the point that we now wonder if Joe Biden is not normalizing politics foreign to its predecessor.
Look with our guests :
- Marie-Cécile Naves, director of research at Iris. United States specialist. “ Feminist democracy. Reinventing power »
- Pascal Boniface, director of the Institute of International and Strategic Relations
- James Cohen, political scientist. Professor at Paris 3 Sorbonne Nouvelle in the English-speaking World Department and at the Institute of Higher Studies of Latin America
- Pierre Haski, geopolitical columnist for France Inter and L’Obs. Chairman of Reporters Without Borders.
Program recorded in Nantes as part of GÉOPOLITIQUES DE NANTES. Event co-organized by IRIS, Nantes Métropole and Lieu Unique.
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