City Guides  ::   Expat Blogs  ::   Travel Expat  ::   Expat Interviews  ::   Expat Banking
  Blog in English
 
 
 Expat News Main
 Photo Albums
 Contact
 
 Categories
International News [18]
Expat Trends [31]
Moving Abroad [27]
Housing [3]
Work & Business [11]
Lifestyle [23]
Education [10]
Health [6]
Finance [22]
Entertainment [51]
Repatriation [4]
EasyExpat News [58]
BlogExpat News [21]
Expat tweets [44]
 
 Archives
 
 Links
Our expat blogs
- American Expats in the News [EN]
- Expat Interviews [DE] [EN] [ES] [FR] [IT]
- Expat News [EN]
- Chroniques d'expatriation [FR]
Our expat sites
- EasyExpat.com
- BlogExpat.com
- ExpertExpat.com
 

The Kunstenfestivaldesarts...   New classifieds for expatriates

France, I love you, I'm leavingFrance, I love you, I'm leaving

EasyExpat EasyExpat  Date 04 May, 2010 17:05

Livre: France, je t’aime, je te quitte - Christian RoudeauJournalist (France Inter) based in London, Christian Roudeau has just published "France, je t’aime, je te quitte" (France, I love you, I'm leaving - Fayard edition), which deals with opinion of expatriates on France: a "virtual country" made of 2.5 million people and still growing.

There are 2 parts in the book: who are the French expatriates and what do they say about France. Profiles have evolved a lot and we are no longer talking (only) about the rich business man voting conservative. All categories are represented and while, before 2007, the vast majority of French expats voted for the candidate of the French conservative party, the last election showed the same trend as the global result.

He compares expatriates in countries with similar economic development to France: USA, UK, Germany... etc. He interviewed a lot of people (some celebrities too) and talks about expatriates who left to avoid discrimination based on race, ethnicity but also where they lived or their degrees; expats in English countries, especially London, who have seen the advantages of flexibility in business; those who criticise the weight of authority inside French companies...

But on the other hand French expatriates praise public services and the health system and say to those who stay: learn to appreciate the good French way of life too!

 

   



Add this RSS to Yahoo!    Add this RSS to Google    Add this RSS to Netvibes    Add this RSS feed to your favorites on Technorati

         
         EasyExpat on

 
 
Calendar
« May 2010 »
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
          1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31            
 
 
 
 
 
Syndicate
RSS
 
Easy Expat: Guide for expatriates    Blog for Expatriates, Moving Abroad
 


Copyright EasyExpat Ltd © All rights reserved.

Look for more information with dotExpat network:
Easy Expat  -  Blog Expat  -  EasyExpat Travel  -  Expert Expat
Blog powered by LifeType -  Designed by EasyExpat

Guide for Expatriate Expatriation - International Relocation Portal: Move, Work, Live Abroad
Deutsch  -  English  -  Español  -  Français  -  Italiano  -  Nederlands  -  Polski  -  Português  -  Русский