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Auteurs, journalistes et conférenciers, Jean-Benoît Nadeau et Julie Barlow étudient la langue française dans le monde, la France, les Français, en plus d’écrire sur le métier d’écrivain. Basés à Montréal, ils ont signé six livres, 1000 articles de magazines, remporté plus de 45 prix journalistiques et littéraires, et prononcé plus d’une centaine de conférences, notamment sur la langue française, les Français et l’écriture. Auteurs de bestsellers comme Pas si fous, ces Français!, La Grande aventure de la langue française, Le français, quelle histoire! et Les Français aussi ont un accent, ils se sont bâtis une communauté internationale de lecteurs intéressés à l’anthropologie des langues et de la culture – sujet qu’ils élargissent actuellement à l’espagnol et à l’arabe.

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Nadeau BarlowMardi, novembre 10th, 2026 at 4:39
No one protests quite like the French. The Washington based Institute for Current World Affairs published an excerpt today from our upcoming release, Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong, 2nd edition (Sourcebooks, December 8). The chapter, "The Choreography of Protest," explains why the French protest so much--and so well.

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The choreography of protest
In France, challenging the law is a sign of spirit.
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Nadeau BarlowVendredi, août 7th, 2026 at 4:21
I just discovered that #Goodreads is offering 10 free print copies of our new edition of Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong. Coming out December 8, 2026!
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Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong: The Je Ne Sais …
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Nadeau BarlowMardi, juillet 14th, 2026 at 5:30
France celebrates Bastille Day 2026 with its largest-ever military parade. It’s all about “grandeur,” or "greatness." In our new edition of Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong (coming out December 8) we explain this curious and continuing attraction towards displays of grandeur, whether it’s embracing military parades or literary heroes, or covering domes with gold leafing…
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France celebrates 2026 Bastille Day with biggest parade ever
France celebrates Bastille Day 2026 with its largest-ever military parade. It’s all about “grandeur”, or “greatness.” In our new edition of Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t ...
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Nadeau BarlowMardi, juillet 14th, 2026 at 2:55
France celebrates Bastille Day 2026 with its largest-ever parade. In our new edition of Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong (coming out December 8) we explain this curious and continuing attraction towards displays of "grandeur", whether it's embracing military parades, literary heroes, or covering domes with gold leafing...
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Nadeau BarlowMercredi, mai 20th, 2026 at 7:34
The steady rise of populism and the far right was one of the factors we examined updating our book Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong — to be released December 8. The phenomenon is not unique to France, and follows a familiar playbook, but it has a specific effect on France’s political culture. A recent article in Le Monde on the activities of a new wave of far right mayors in France offers an interesting snapshot of where things are going -- more security, more police, cuts to culture, more flag-waving...
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Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong: What effect is the far right having in France?
The steady rise of populism and the far right was one of the factors we examined updating our book Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong ...
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Nadeau BarlowMercredi, mai 20th, 2026 at 7:28
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The steady rise of populism and the far right was one of the factors we examined updating our book Sixty Million Frenchmen Can’t Be Wrong — to be released December 8. The phenomenon is not unique to France, and follows a familiar playbook, but it has a specific effect on France’s political culture. A recent article in Le Monde on the activities of a new wave of far right mayors in France offers an interesting snapshot of where things are going -- more security, more police, cuts to culture, more flag-waving...
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