About
Pénélope Larzillière is a sociologist and political scientist, HDR research director at IRD, attached to Ceped at Université Paris Cité. Her research focuses on moral and political sociology, and in particular the sociology of commitment and protest.
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Presentation of the special issue. Politics of artistic engagement. Repertoires in motion in the globalizations
In Revue internationale de politique comparée (2023/2 Vol. 30)
The state of literature
- By Pénélope Larzillière,
- Erminia Chiara Calabrese,
- Jacobo Grajales,
- et al.
In Critique internationale (2021/2 No 91)
Between war and peace: The political emotions of combatants
In Critique internationale (2021/2 No 91)
The « Security Sector Reform »
A Critical Genealogy of the Discourse on Security and Development
In Revue Tiers Monde (2016/3 No 226-227)
Protest and Liberal Authoritarianism in the Jordan
In Mouvements (2011/2 No 66)
Chechnya: The Jihad Re-Territorialized
In Critique internationale (2003/3 No 20)
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Presentation of the special issue. Politics of artistic engagement. Repertoires in motion in the globalizations
In Revue internationale de politique comparée (2023/2 Vol. 30)
Between war and peace: The political emotions of combatants
In Critique internationale (2021/2 No 91)
The state of literature
- By Pénélope Larzillière,
- Erminia Chiara Calabrese,
- Jacobo Grajales,
- et al.
In Critique internationale (2021/2 No 91)
Feelings of injustice and political engagement: Activist expressions of moral shock in coercive or authoritarian contexts
In Cultures & Conflits (2018/2-3 No 110-111)
The « Security Sector Reform »
A Critical Genealogy of the Discourse on Security and Development
In Revue Tiers Monde (2016/3 No 226-227)
Laurent Bonnefoy et Myriam Catusse (eds.)
Jeunesses arabes. Du Maroc au Yémen : loisirs, cultures et politiques Preface by François Burgat
Paris, La Découverte, 2013, 373 pages.
In Critique internationale (2014/3 No 64)
Analyzing suicide attacks: Rationality, gender, and contextualization
In Les Champs de Mars (2011/2 No 22)
Protest and Liberal Authoritarianism in the Jordan
In Mouvements (2011/2 No 66)
Professional Organizations and Mobilization in Coercive Context: The Jordanian Example
In Critique internationale (2010/3 No 48)
Chechnya: The Jihad Re-Territorialized
In Critique internationale (2003/3 No 20)
