Abstract (EN)

Based on a collective investigation combining questionnaires and ethnographic analysis, this article explores the forms of social and political framings of popular classes of employees and workers at an industrial site within a rural region where the Front national has undergone an important progression in the past years. While there is absolutely no mobilization by the party itself within this territory, even during electoral campaigns, the banalisation of the ideas of this party is channelled through more diffuse ways due to the intermediation role played by independent workers politicised towards the extreme right. In a context of recomposition of rural worlds and popular sociabilities, the in-depth study of a fishing association provides an entry-point, in particular, to trace the informal relays of dissemination of the Front national’s referents within these popular social contexts.