Pages 5 to 26| The CFDT strike fund: a service that doesn’t say its name?
| Jean-Michel Denis
Pages 27 to 48| The politicisation of disability experiences. Resources and
constraints of anti-disability activism in France
| Aude Lebrun
Pages 49 to 79| The limits of the state in dealing with platforms. Regulating
online content as frontier work
| Anne Bellon
Pages 81 to 111| The populism and the popular. France insoumise through the prism of
its parliamentary representation
| Rémi Lefebvre, Sébastien Michon
Pages 113 to 141| The contribution of interest groups to the drafting of laws and
regulations. The example of industrial risk prevention
| Emmanuel Martinais
Pages 145 to 165| What can sociology contribute to political theory? Bernard Manin,
reader of Montesquieu
| Cyril Lemieux
Pages 169 to 174| Blair Sackett & Annette Lareau, We Thought It Would Be
Heaven. Refugees in an Unequal America, Oakland (CA),
University of California Press, 2023, 302 p.
| Anthony Forestier
Pages 175 to 180| Francesca Artioli & Patrick Le Galès, eds., La métropole
parisienne, une anarchie organisée, Paris, Presses de Sciences
Po, 2023, 330 p.
| Clément Barbier
Pages 181 to 185| Tamara Boussac, L’affaire de Newburgh : aux origines du
nouveau conservatisme américain, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po,
2023, 240 p.
| Gabriel Solans
Pages 187 to 190| Sylvie Laurent, Capital et race : histoire d’une hydre
moderne, Paris, Le Seuil, 2024, 512 p.
| Anne Zhou-Thalamy
Pages 191 to 194| Constance Rimlinger, Féministes des champs : du retour à la
terre à l’écologie queer, Paris, Presses universitaires de
France, 2024, 296 p.
| Clémentine Chazal
Pages 195 to 199| Benjamin Lemoine, Chasseurs d’États : les fonds vautours et
la loi de New York à la poursuite de la souveraineté, Paris, La
Découverte, 2024, 384 p.
| Lorenzo Ghiduci
Pages 201 to 206| Laurence Marty, Apprendre et lutter au bord du monde :
récits de mouvements pour la justice climatique, Paris, La
Découverte, 2025, 400 p.
| Lucien Thabourey
Pages 7 to 19| The many faces of budgetary order
| Clémence Cardon-Quint, Thomas Helie
Pages 21 to 49| The budgetary order of pensions from the White Paper to the
Balladur reform of 1993
| Ilias Naji
Pages 51 to 72| Fiscal contracting between State and local authorities: the tale of
two public spending schemes in France
| Francesca Artioli, Daniel Florentin, Nicolas Maisetti
Pages 73 to 100| The suspended order?
| Thomas Helie
Pages 101 to 131| Financing the Computer Plan for All (1985)
| Clémence Cardon-Quint
Pages 133 to 159| Investing in austerity. The apparent contradictions of French
fiscal policy at the heart of the “investor state” (2008-2023)
| Ulrike Lepont
Pages 163 to 187| Regulation of the physiotherapy workforce in the private sector:
from quotas to accessibility, instruments that empower
administrations
| Jérémy Rollin
Pages 189 to 213| Toward a Sociology of Strategies for Deepening Institutional
Democracy
| Sébastien Shulz
Pages 217 to 221| About the translation of Guillermo O'Donnell's article "On the
Fruitful Convergences of Hirschman’s Exit, Voice and Loyalty and
Shifting Involvements: Reflections from the Recent Argentine
Experience"
| Maya Collombon, Lilian Mathieu
Pages 223 to 243| Exit, Voice and Loyalty and Shifting Involvements
| Guillermo O’Donnell
Pages 247 to 255| Hugo Bouvard, Ilana Eloit, Mathias Quéré, eds., Lesbiennes,
pédés, arrêtons de raser les murs. Luttes et débats des
mouvements lesbiens et homosexuels (1970-1990), Paris, La
Dispute, coll. “Le genre du monde”, 2023, 336 p.
| Otto Briant-Terlet
Pages 259 to 262| Marc Carrillo, El derecho represivo de Franco(1936-1975), foreword by Luis López Guerra, Madrid, Trotta
Editorial, coll. “Estructuras y Procesos”, 2023, 488 p.
| Gautier Mellot
Pages 263 to 267| Doris Buu-Sao, Le capitalisme au village : pétrole, État et
luttes environnementales en Amazonie, Paris, CNRS Éditions,
2023, 320 p.
| Antoine Hardy
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Dominance and conflict at work
| Politix
(2024/4 n° 148)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
| Saphia Doumenc, Claire Flécher
Pages 7 to 20| Intersectional approaches to discrimination and conflict at work
| Saphia Doumenc, Claire Flécher
Pages 21 to 44| Positional, associative and social power of immigrant workers in
strikes in the Italian logistics sector
| Carlotta Benvegnù
Pages 45 to 67| Saying no. The intersectional forces behind chambermaids’ strikes
| Saphia Doumenc
Pages 69 to 92| Wives in solidarity? Reproducing striking labour in a situation of
desindustrialisation (1975-1980)
| Rose Feinte, Fanny Gallot
Pages 93 to 115| Crew at all costs. Consent and resistance to social assignment on
merchant ships
| Claire Flécher
Pages 119 to 146| The dispute tree under the microscope
| Pauline Barraud de Lagerie, Chris Hinton
Pages 147 to 176| The radical block within the demonstrations against the judicial
reform (Israel, 2023). An attempt to challenge the Israeli
hegemonic order
| Karine Lamarche, Cadenza Academic Translations, Isabelle Chaize, Sophie Borresen, Mark Mellor
Pages 177 to 202| Being here but not from here. Subjectivations and contradictions of
the experiences of the State in migration
| Thomas Douniès
Pages 205 to 210| Fabien Carrié, Christophe Traïni, S’engager pour les
animaux, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, coll. “La vie
des idées”, 2019, 120 p.
| Nolwenn Veillard
Pages 211 to 216| Julie Pagis, Le prophète rouge. Enquête sur la révolution, le
charisme et la domination, Paris, La Découverte, collection
“L’envers des faits”, 2024, 352 p.
| Jean-Louis Fabiani
Pages 217 to 222| Stéphanie Soubrier, Races guerrières. Enquête sur une catégorie
impériale (1850-1918), CNRS Éditions, 2023, 448 p.
| Floriane Soulié-Caraguel
Pages 223 to 226| Nicolas Hubé, La politique des chemins courts : un siècle de
relations entre journalistes et communicants gouvernementaux en
Allemagne 1918-2028, Éditions du Croquant, 2022, 404 p.
| César Castellvi
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Holding the line
| Politix
(2024/3 n° 147)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 9 to 28| Holding the line: The Social Conditions For Making Oneself Coherent
| Julie Blanc, Noé Fouilland
Pages 29 to 54| Governing others, governing oneself: aligning individual
dispositions as a member of the Gülen Movement
| Gabrielle Angey
Pages 55 to 79| Re-rooting oneself. Alignment and self-coherence of Identitaire
activists in France
| Samuel Bouron
Pages 81 to 104| Holding the line in the working class. The establishment’s blissful
conditions in France in the 2010s
| Jonathan Michel
Pages 105 to 128| Living and Fighting as an Ecologist: Socialisation and the Work of
Self-Coherence within the Environmental Cause
| Julie Blanc
Pages 129 to 153| Following a dissident “line of conduct”. Socialisation and vocation
in an Italian heterodox Marxist group-journal (1950s-1960s)
| Julien Allavena
Pages 155 to 177| Becoming a shepherd to remain an anarchist?
| Gaspard Sénéchal
Pages 181 to 207| Partnership trials in co-education
| Maïté Juan
Pages 209 to 235| “Is there life after death?” Surviving an electoral defeat in
Jordan
| Camille Abescat
Pages 239 to 244| Colin Robineau, Devenir révolutionnaire : sociologie de
l’engagement autonome, Paris, La Découverte, 2022, 224 pages.
| Émeline Fourment
Pages 245 to 250| Erik Neveu, Des soixante-huitards ordinaires, Paris,
Gallimard, 2022, 436 pages.
| Maximilien Gidon
Pages 251 to 255| M’hamed Oualdi, Un esclave entre deux empires. Une histoire
transimpériale du Maghreb, Paris, Éditions du Seuil, 2023, 272
pages.
| Ben Ahmed Hougua, Mohamed El Aoufi
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Revolving doors
| Politix
(2024/2 No 146)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 7 to 32| Towards a political sociology of revolving doors. From the origins
of the phenomenon to the implications for public action
| Sébastien Michon, Cécile Robert
Pages 33 to 62| Lobbyist once, lobbyist for life? Frequency and intensity of
circulation in the field of power since 2017
| Guillaume Courty
Pages 63 to 82| When the private sector “makes” senior civil servants.The
political-institutional construction of a porous boundary between
“public” and “private” sectors in Peru
| Arthur Morenas
Pages 83 to 105| Revolving-doors from the public sphere to lobbying. Public-private
circulations in Poland and the Czech Republic (2000-2023)
| Jana Vargovčíková
Pages 107 to 129| When revolving doors stalls EU reform of financial transactions
transparency
| Yiorgos Vassalos
Pages 131 to 166| From the European Parliament to interest representation: Limited
public-private circulation, but low-key cooperation
| Willy Beauvallet, Sébastien Michon, Cécile Robert, Cadenza Academic Translations, Robert Arnott, Hayley Wood, Mark Mellor
Pages 167 to 187| Border guards or smugglers? Ethics officers in the management of
the public/private divide
| Lola Avril
Pages 191 to 217| Being the Union. A European team at the heart of the Greek crisis
| Marylou Hamm
Pages 219 to 243| Regulating imbalances: spatialized prison policing and pragmatic
racialization of the prison order
| Manon Veaudor
Pages 247 to 251| Lucie Bargel, Dans l’écheveau de la frontière: alignements,
réalignements des attachements politiques dans la Roya
(XIXe–XXIe siècles), Karthala, “Questions
transnationales” collection, 2023, 404 pages
| Eleonora Elguezabal, Cadenza Academic Translations, Jenny Steel, Sophie Borresen, Mark Mellor
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Varia
| Politix
(2024/1 No 145)
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Pages 3 to 27| Politics on the square. Sudanese exiles facing asylum government in
Cairo
| Pauline Brücker
Pages 29 to 59| “Anti-cop” violence: state management and (de)legitimization. The
Yellow Vests case
| Vanessa Codaccioni
Pages 61 to 87| Transforming partnership? Strategy of responsabilization and police
reform in the French operational partnership groups
| Valérie Icard, Jacques de Maillard
Pages 89 to 112| The scales of the “common”. Struggles to classify coastal sands,
19th-20th centuries
| Arnaud Sébileau
Pages 113 to 133| Did Romans vote?
| Romain Meltz
Pages 135 to 162| Marching against climate inaction. A quantitative ethnography of
climate protests in France.
| Maxime Gaborit, Yann Le Lann, Anaëlle Solnon, Hugo Touzet
Pages 165 to 168| Vandebroek (Dieter), Distinctions in the Flesh: Social Class and
the Embodiment of Inequality, London, New York, Routledge,
2017, 294 p.
| Théo Rougnant
Pages 169 to 174| Fretel (Julien), Offerlé (Michel), Écrire au président. Enquête
sur le guichet de l’Élysée, Paris, La Découverte, 2021,
298 p.
| Erwan Seys
Pages 175 to 180| Denis (Jérôme), Pontille (David), Le soin des choses. Politiques
de la maintenance, Paris, La Découverte, 2022, 368 p.
Pages 181 to 186| Bayart (Jean-François), L’énergie de l’État. Pour une sociologie
historique et comparée du politique, Paris, La Découverte,
2022, 782 p.
| Stéphanie Perazzone
Pages 187 to 194| Avanza (Martina), Miaz (Jonathan), Péchu (Cécile), Voutat
(Bernard), Militantismes de guichet : perspectives
ethnographiques, Lausanne, Antipodes, 2022, 408 p.
| Jean Buyssens
Pages 195 to 198| Martin (Benoît), Chiffrer le crime. Enquête sur la production de
statistiques internationales, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po,
2023, 336 p.
| Antoine Hardy
Pages 199 to 205| Boulakia (Théo), Mariot (Nicolas), L’attestation. Une expérience
d’obéissance de masse, printemps 2020, Paris, Anamosa, 2023,
400 p.
| Pierre-Yves Baudot, Amélie Carrier, Marion Clerc
Pages 207 to 212| Camille François, De gré et de force. Comment l’État expulse les
pauvres, La Découverte, collection “L’envers des faits,” 2023,
240 pages
| Pierre Joffre
Pages 213 to 215| Ménoret (Marie), Sociologie et cancérologie : un regard de
biais , Saint-Denis, Presses universitaires de Vincennes, 2023,
212 p.
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Inertia of ecological policies
| Politix
(2023/4 No 144)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 9 to 35| The Ecological Transition: A Social and Political Sciences Critical
Approach
| Frédéric Nicolas, Gabriel Montrieux, Aïcha Bourad
Pages 37 to 66| Disgust with excess and the production of a dominant ecology
| Jean-Baptiste Comby
Pages 67 to 97| “We, in the countryside know all about ecology.” Contestations and
appropriations of environmental injunctions by rural Yellow Vests
| Aldo Rubert
Pages 99 to 123| The inertia of transition: the reproduction capitalist landscapes
in Europe, from copper mines to wind turbines
| Doris Buu-Sao, Leny Patinaux
Pages 125 to 149| French farmers and the legitimacy outcomes of greening policies: A
red tape perspective
| Blandine Mesnel
Pages 151 to 175| New bypasses to environmental regulations: Digital tools and the
ecological transition of agricultural practices
| Jeanne Oui
Pages 177 to 199| Agroecology as projects. How the marginalization of “agricultural
transition” is institutionalized in France, Brazil and Cuba
| Marie Aureille, Jeanne Pahun, Sébastien Carcelle
Pages 203 to 206| Julien Levesque, Pour une autre idée du Pakistan. Nationalisme
et construction identitaire dans le Sindh, Rennes, Presses
universitaires de Rennes, 2022, 315 pages.
| Guillaume Beaud
Pages 207 to 211| Benoît Pelopidas, Repenser les choix nucléaires. La séduction de
l’impossible, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, 2022,
308 pages.
| Apolline Taillandier
Pages 213 to 218| Emmanuel Henry, La fabrique des non-problèmes. Ou comment éviter
que la politique s’en mêle , Paris, Presses de Sciences Po,
2021, 174 pages.
| Victor Villain
Pages 219 to 225| Bernard Lahire, Les structures fondamentales des sociétés
humaines, Paris, La Découverte, 2023, 972 pages.
| Étienne Goron, Loïg Pascual
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The political conversion of social interests: political order and
the social division of local space
| Politix
(2023/3 No 143)
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 7 to 25| The political conversion of social interests: political order and
the social division of local space
| Lorenzo Barrault-Stella, Camille François, Anne-France Taiclet
Pages 27 to 52| Electoral conglomerates and intra-urban social hierarchies. The
case of the 2022 presidential election in Nantes Metropole
| Jean Rivière
Pages 53 to 78| Crisis of Municipal Socialism and Urban Shrinkage. Demographic
transformations, (De)electoral mobilizations, and metamorphoses of
local public action in Nevers (1971-2022)
| Élie Guéraut, Achille Warnant
Pages 79 to 109| School parents’ mobilizations in Seine-Saint-Denis for territorial
equality. On the spatial dimension of protest practices
| Félicie Roux
Pages 111 to 147| A Two fold Absence in Working-class Neighborhoods? Declining
Political Anchorage and Relegation in Public Policies
| Antoine Lévêque
Pages 149 to 173| What Waiting Does to Social Movements: Time and Micro-Mobilization
in the Struggle for Housing Rights in Spain
| Marcos Ancelovici, Montserrat Emperador Badimon
Pages 175 to 199| Who is the target audience for participatory schemes in
working-class neighbourhoods? Participation entrepreneurs as
recipients of participatory public action in Marseilles and
Barcelona
| Marion Lang
Pages 203 to 212| Une histoire du conflit politique: Élections et inégalités
sociales en France, 1789–2022. Julia Cagé and
Thomas Piketty, Paris, Le Seuil, 2023, 851 pages
| Daniel Gaxie
Pages 215 to 219| Vincent Gay, Pour la dignité. Ouvriers immigrés et conflits
sociaux dans les années 1980, Lyon, Presses universitaires de
Lyon, 2022, 328 pages
| Willy Gibard
Pages 221 to 226| Jean-Baptiste Paranthoën, Les circuits courts
alimentaires : des marchés de proximité incertains,
Vulaines-sur-Seine, Éditions du Croquant, coll. “Dynamiques
socio-économiques”, 2022, 302 pages
| Victor Lecomte
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Varia
| Politix
(2023/2 No 142)
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Pages 3 to 26| Beyond Citizenship. A New Perspective on Elections in Colonial
Situations
| Juliette Ruaud
Pages 27 to 61| “I have decided to be the father of the province”. Self-writing and
repertoires of legitimation among administrative elites in Iran and
Pakistan
| Guillaume Beaud
Pages 63 to 92| Employment policies in the web of political clientelism: the
Reunion Island and its working-class neighbourhoods governance
| Laura Giraud, Damien Deschamps, Olivier Provini
Pages 93 to 124| Allocation decisions on the ground: between dispositional
adjustments and institutional framing
| Marine Bourgeois
Pages 125 to 149| The Basque eusko, a divisive currency. Mobilizing and contesting
throught market in farming world
| Mathilde Fois Duclerc, Marguerite Maclouf
Pages 153 to 158| Morieux (Renaud), The Society of Prisoners. Anglo-French Wars
and Incarceration in the Eighteenth Century, Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 2019, 448 pp.
| Renata Mustafina
Pages 159 to 164| Dedieu (François), Pesticides : le confort de
l’ignorance, Paris, Seuil, 2022, 391 pp.
| Bastien Soutjis
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Sexuality and social class: hierarchies, distinctions and
politicisation
| Politix
(2023/1 No 141)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 9 to 24| Sexuality and social class: hierarchies, distinctions and
politicisation
| Marion Maudet, Lucas Monteil
Pages 25 to 46| Class relations and the shaping of associative boundaries. The
plurality of lesbian expressions in Rennes (France) in the 1980s
and 1990s
| Clémentine Comer, Camille Morin-Delaurière, Alice Picard, Françoise Bagnaud
Pages 47 to 72| MeToo or not MeToo? Sexual consent and the transformation of
women’s worldviews on sexuality
| Rébecca Lévy-Guillain
Pages 73 to 96| Journalists and the “ligue du Lol” scandal. Professional standards
and the alteration of sexism
| Laure Beaulieu
Pages 97 to 121| Pink triangles in the ballot box?
| Mickaël Durand
Pages 123 to 144| Investigating sexuality and social class
| Isabelle Clair, Wilfried Rault, Sylvie Tissot, Marion Maudet, Lucas Monteil
Pages 145 to 147| Gender and sexuality as markers of social and political boundaries
| Laure Bereni, Catherine Achin
Pages 149 to 172| The gendered rice bowl. The sexual politics of service work in
urban China
| Amy Hanser
Pages 175 to 200| Female scholars and politics. Influence of school socialization and
conversion of activism into Women’s Studies (1960s-1980s)
| Noé Fouilland
Pages 203 to 208| La valeur du footballeur. Manuel Schotté, Paris, CNRS
Éditions, 2022, 333 pages
| Sébastien Segas
Pages 209 to 216| Gaboriaux (Chloé) and Skornicki (Arnault), eds., Vers une
histoire sociale des idées politiques, Lille, Presses
universitaires du Septentrion, 2017, 322 pages
| Antoine Aubert
Pages 217 to 222| Pialoux (Michel), Le temps d’écouter. Enquêtes sur les
métamorphoses de la classe ouvrière, Paris, Raisons d’agir,
2019, 560 pages
| Lucas Tranchant
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Money to rule
| Politix
(2022/4 No 140)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 9 to 20| Elites usages of economic capital and power relations
| Charles Bosvieux-Onyekwelu, Camille Herlin-Giret, Ana Perrin-Heredia
Pages 21 to 45| The power of being served
| Alizée Delpierre
Pages 47 to 76| Conspicuous normality. Egalitarian ethos and social hierarchies in
Silicon Valley
| Olivier Alexandre
Pages 77 to 101| The discreet power of real estate. Money and housing among the
upper classes in the private sector
| Lorraine Bozouls
Pages 103 to 123| Being wealthy and feeling entitled
| Rachel Sherman, Charles Bosvieux-Onyekwelu, Camille Herlin-Giret, Ana Perrin-Heredia
Pages 127 to 189| Race in the social sciences (France, 21st century): elements for a
comparative synthesis
| Daniel Sabbagh
Pages 193 to 200| Bessière (Céline) and Gollac (Sibylle), Le genre du capital.
Comment la famille reproduit les inégalités, Paris, La
Découverte, 2020, 326 pp.
| Ana Perrin Heredia
Pages 201 to 206| Currid-Halkett (Elizabeth), The Sum of Small Things: a Theory of
the Aspirational Class, Princeton, Princeton University Press,
2017, 254 pp.
| Charles Bosvieux-Onyekwelu
Pages 207 to 212| Schimpfössl (Elisabeth), Rich Russians. From Oligarchs to
Bourgeoisie, New York, Oxford University Press, 2018,
234 pp.
| Camille Herlin-Giret
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Varia
| Politix
(2022/3 No 139)
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Pages 5 to 39| Voting for oneself. Voting in the biographical work of disabled
voters
| Pierre-Yves Baudot, Marie-Victoire Bouquet
Pages 41 to 63| Racial or class vote? The left-wing orientation of university
graduates of Sub-Saharan descents in Paris and London
| Elodie Druez
Pages 65 to 93| Convergence of social movements and diversity of tactics: the ZAD
(occupation) of the Triangle of Gonesse in the Parisian suburb
| Stéphane Tonnelat
Pages 95 to 116| ‘You can be an environmentalist without being an extremist’.
Environmentalists between lifestyle commitment and stigma
avoidance.
| Julie Madon
Pages 117 to 143| Taking Up the Cause to the High Courts. Litigants and Legal
Auxiliaries between Politicization and Technicization.
| Corentin Durand, Liora Israël
Pages 147 to 151| Dubois (Vincent), Contrôler les assistés. Genèses et usages d’un
mot d’ordre (Paris, Raisons d’agir, coll. “Cours et travaux”,
2021), 448 pp.
| Clara Deville
Pages 153 to 159| Poupeau (Franck), Altiplano. Fragments d’une révolution
(Bolivie 1999-2019) (Paris, Raisons d’agir, coll. “Cours et
travaux”, 2021), 712 pp.
| Dominique Lorrain
Pages 161 to 166| Schapira (Nicolas), Maîtres et secrétaires (XVIe-XVIIIe
siècles). L’exercice du pouvoir dans la France d’Ancien
Régime (Paris, Albin Michel, coll. “L’évolution de l’humanité”,
2020), 336 pp.
| Guillaume Cornu
Pages 167 to 172| Pasquali (Paul), Héritocratie. Les élites, les grandes écoles et
les mésaventures du mérite (1870-2020) (Paris, La Découverte,
coll. “L’envers des faits”, 2021), 314 pp.
| Jean-Louis Fabiani
Pages 173 to 176| Dupont (Emmanuel), Jourdain (Édouard), Les nouveaux biens
communs. Réinventer l’État et la propriété au XXIe siècle
(Paris, Éditions de l’Aube et Fondation Jean Jaurès, 2022),
81 pp.
| Sébastien Shulz
Pages 177 to 181| Marie-Pierre Bès, La mécanique de l’excellence dans une Grande
école. Récit de l’intérieur à l’Institut supérieur de
l’aéronautique et de l’espace (Vulaines-sur-Seine, Éditions du
Croquant, 2022), 352 pp.
| Antoine Hardy
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Partisan discretion
| Politix
(2022/2 No 138)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 7 to 18| From party discredit to party discretion
| Ivan Sainsaulieu, Frédéric Sawicki, Julien Talpin
Pages 19 to 43| The République En Marche party and the 2020 municipal elections:
between partisan affirmation and invisibility
| Rémi Lefebvre
Pages 45 to 70| La France insoumise, a “movement” in name only? Symbolic erasure
and practical transformations of the party form
| Manuel Cervera-Marzal
Pages 71 to 98| The “citizen list” as a discretionary enterprise. Study of a
“citizen list”election campaign in Strasbourg: Strasbourg
écologiste et citoyenne
| Marie Acabo
Pages 99 to 125| When parties make themselves inconspicuous. A visual sociology of
party affiliation through the prism of the professions of faith of
a commune in the Var (1947–2020)
| Jérémie Moualek
Pages 127 to 151| Hidden financings. On the socialist uses of cooperation in the
North of France at the turn of the 20th century
| Sylvain Celle, Thomas Chevallier, Vianney Schlegel
Pages 153 to 181| “Vanish’d”: uses of discretion in the actions of Generation
Identity
| Marion Jacquet-Vaillant
Pages 183 to 204| Leaving the party to better serve it: conversion trajectories of
AKP activists and the partisanization of the social welfare sector
| Prunelle Aymé
Pages 205 to 228| Campaigning for coca. From collective action in the village to
mobilizing behind the Movement Toward Socialism (MAS)
| Romain Busnel
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Local power and the working classes in rural settings
| Politix
(2022/1 No 137)
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 9 to 25| Thinking about the production of distance from politics, approached
through analysis of relations between local power and the working
classes in rural settings
| Ivan Bruneau, Maeva Durand, Julian Mischi
Pages 27 to 54| “The bosses think for us”: Rural notability and the political
exclusion of laborers
| Julian Mischi
Pages 55 to 78| A festival of one’s own: Residential migration, power struggles and
the transformation of political sociability in a periurban village
| Sally Schnapper
Pages 79 to 95| “Everyone talked about ‘the families who run things’. Local
political power and systems of domination in rural regions of the
United States”
| Ivan Bruneau, Juliette Rogers
Pages 97 to 124| Town Meeting and the double absence of the working classes:
Investment in municipal government and the hierarchization of
engagements in a Vermont town
| Ivan Bruneau
Pages 125 to 155| The space of political distance: The territorial construction of
the relationship to the state in rural areas
| Clara Deville
Pages 157 to 182| Secondary intermediaries of “diversity”: Aspirations and
attributions of an elected official of Portuguese descent
| Alexandre Barbet
Pages 183 to 207| “Appeal to everyone of goodwill to organize settlement”:
Relocalizing the migration issue and new mobilizations in rural
settings
| Morane Chavanon
Pages 211 to 233| Confronted with the withdrawal of the State. The territorial value
of political resources in mobilizations for public services
| Joseph Hivert, Alexis Spire
Pages 235 to 239| Raphaël Challier, Simples militants. Comment les partis
démobilisent les classes populaires (Paris: Presses
universitaires de France, 2021). 367 pages.
| Jonathan Michel
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Varia
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Pages 5 to 26| Do we get a better view from closer? Being an embedded researcher
in Parliament
| Willy Beauvallet, Julien Fragnon, Sarah Perret
Pages 27 to 53| The domestic part of trade union work. The functions of the
administrative secretaries at CGT headquarters
| Nicolas Simonpoli
Pages 55 to 81| More than a border effect. Ordinary politicization and struggles
of belonging in a Swiss border municipality
| Garance Clément, Alexis Gumy
Pages 83 to 102| Constructions of Whiteness in French Expatriation in Abu Dhabi:
from distinctive progressivism to conservative differentialism
| Claire Cosquer
Pages 103 to 126| What if the world’s biggest wave surfer was a woman? The sex
bicategorisation subversion by women big wave surfing pioneers
| Anne Schmitt, Anaïs Bohuon
Pages 127 to 155| Who benefits from “pescatourism”? Small fishermen in the midst
of industrial mutations of the Breton coasts
| Fabien Clouette
Pages 157 to 161| Uysal (Ayşen), Faire de la politique dans la rue :
manifestations de rue, manifestants et police en Turquie,
translated from Turkish by Pierre Pandelé, Vulaines-sur-Seine,
Éditions du Croquant, coll. “Sociopo”, 2019, 305 p.
| Deniz Koşulu
Pages 162 to 166| Zittoun (Philippe), Chailleux (Sébastien), L’État sous
pression : enquête sur l’interdiction française du gaz de
schiste, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, coll. “Gouvernances”,
2021, 318 pp.
| Sylvain Le Berre
Pages 167 to 171| Ansaloni (Matthieu), Smith (Andy), L’expropriation de
l’agriculture française : pouvoirs et politiques dans le
capitalisme contemporain, Vulaines-sur-Seine, Éditions du
Croquant, coll. “Dynamiques socio-économiques”, 2021, 205 pp.
| Léo Magnin
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Tools for managerial reforms and professional organization
| Politix
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 7 to 18| Managerial reforms as hinges between the state and professions
| Jérôme Aust, Clémentine Gozlan
Pages 19 to 45| At the crossroads of the administration and the professions
| Renaud Gay
Pages 47 to 72| Inspectors reporting. Recomposing the identity of inspectors around
a tool for public action (1959–2021)
| Marion Demonteil
Pages 73 to 106| A reform movement? Sauvons la recherche and the genesis of
the scientific policy in France
| Clémentine Gozlan
Pages 107 to 134| The evaluative boundary of the state
| Pablo Cussac
Pages 137 to 162| Will occupational health help union revitalization? A review of the
“sanitization” of the playbook of trade union action
| Rémy Ponge
Pages 163 to 165| Jérome Vanessa, Militer chez les Verts, Paris, Presses de
Sciences Po, 2021, 304 pp.
| Emilien Houard-Vial
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The nation of economists. Economics in the face of public
power (twentieth to twenty-first centuries) Vol. 2
| Politix
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 7 to 32| The reform, the costing, its model, and data
| Franck Bessis, Paul Cotton
Pages 33 to 58| “The French Minister of Budget raises more ideas than taxes.” Two
literary prizes for economic books under the “high patronage” of
the French Ministry for the Economy and Finance
| Jean-Michel Chahsiche
Pages 59 to 83| Think tanks in France, the key places for interdependencies between
economists and ruling elites in policy planning
| Catherine Comet
Pages 85 to 107| From “fairness” to “capabilities.” Some remarks on the relationship
between ideas and public policies
| Mathieu Hauchecorne
Pages 109 to 128| Capitalism under the pandemic. Between cyclical disruption and a
structural deepening of the neoliberal logic
| Isabelle Gouarné, Mathieu Hauchecorne, Agnès Labrousse, Emmanuel Monneau, Antoine Vion
Pages 129 to 137| Toward a global historical sociology of the rise of economists to
the top of the national tree
| Frédéric Lebaron
Pages 141 to 165| “From the classic scouts’ game” to… “Now it’s for real.” Initiation
to activism in groups sparked by the La Manif pour tous
movement
| Marie Balas
Pages 169 to 193| Sociological collapse or the moral panic of a sociologist
| Jean-Michel Hupé, Jérôme Lamy, Arnaud Saint-Martin
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The economists’ state. The contribution of economic knowledge to
the construction of the state as an economic actor (twentieth and
twenty-first centuries)
| Politix
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 7 to 27| Economists’ visions of the State. The contribution of economic
knowledge to the construction of the state as an economic actor
(twentieth and twenty-first centuries)
| Isabelle Gouarné, Mathieu Hauchecorne, Emmanuel Monneau, Antoine Vion
Pages 29 to 54| Economists and the French state
| Nicolas Brisset, Raphaël Fèvre
Pages 55 to 78| The formation of the French economy: The making of a collective
entity
| Thomas Angeletti
Pages 79 to 110| The paths to power of Soviet reformist economists during
perestroika: A conversion to neoliberalism?
| Olessia Kirtchik
Pages 111 to 148| From prophets to “data slaves”: An analysis of the signatories of
the OECD reports on health (1990–2018)
| Constantin Brissaud
Pages 149 to 167| Managing the economy during a pandemic
| Agnès Labrousse, Isabelle Gouarné, Mathieu Hauchecorne, Emmanuel Monneau, Antoine Vion
Pages 171 to 193| Getting out of the factory to better impose yourself?
| Pierre Rouxel
Pages 195 to 223| Political renewal and the frontier of politics. A sociology of
candidates for the 2020 French municipal elections in urban areas
| Sébastien Michon
Pages 225 to 228| Gildas (Tanguy), Eymeri-Douzans (Jean-Michel), eds, Prefects,
Governors and Commissioners. Territorial Representatives of the
State in Europe, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2021,
458 pages
| Françoise Dreyfus
Pages 229 to 232| Semal (Luc), Face à l’effondrement. Militer à l’ombre des
catastrophes, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, coll.
« L’écologie en questions », 2019, 361 pages
| Maxime Bello, Cyprien Tasset
Pages 233 to 236| Béroud (Sophie), Bressol (Élyane), Pelisse (Jérôme), Pigenet
(Michel), eds., La CGT (1975-1995). Un syndicalisme
à l’épreuve des crises, Nancy, Arbre bleu, 2019,
546 pages
| Agathe Foudi, David Descamps
Pages 237 to 241| Collectif Rosa Bonheur, La ville vue d’en bas : travail et
production de l’espace populaire, Paris, Éditions Amsterdam,
2019, 227 pages
| Anis Zerde
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Grounded companies and the role of states
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Pages 3 to 4| Editorial
Pages 7 to 21| Introduction
| Jacobo Grajales, Guillaume Vadot
Pages 23 to 48| The enclave and the official
| Guillaume Vadot
Pages 49 to 72| Industrial hegemony and moral economy in a Ukrainian metalworking
city
| Denys Gorbach
Pages 73 to 98| Frictions in the oil space
| Doris Buu-Sao
Pages 99 to 122| On the edge of the plantation
| Jacobo Grajales, Marie Saiget
Pages 125 to 154| How does one become a “political prisoner” in Russia?
| Renata Mustafina
Pages 155 to 175| What transition should water serve? The politicization of the
ecological transition in the hydroelectric and agricultural
industries
| Arnaud Thomas
Pages 177 to 215| Social sciences and the gilets jaunes
| Zakaria Bendali, Aldo Rubert
Pages 217 to 220| Lefebvre (Rémi), Taïeb (Emmanuel) (eds.), Séries politiques. Le
pouvoir entre fiction et vérité, Louvain-la-Neuve, De Boeck
Supérieur, coll. “Ouvertures politiques”, 2020, 192 pp.
| Sébastien Segas
Pages 221 to 225| Lecler (Romain), Une contre-mondialisation audiovisuelle. Ou
comment la France exporte la diversité culturelle, Paris,
Sorbonne Université Presses, coll. “Sociologie économique”, 2019,
313 pp.
| Jérôme Pacouret
Pages 226 to 232| Tarragoni (Federico), L’esprit démocratique du populisme :
une nouvelle analyse sociologique, Paris, La Découverte, coll.
“L’horizon des possibles”, 2019, 371 pp.
| Valentin Soubise
Pages 233 to 236| Authier (Jean-Yves), Collet (Anaïs), Giraud (Colin), Rivière
(Jean), Tissot (Sylvie) (eds.), Les bobos n’existent pas,
Lyon, Presses universitaires de Lyon, coll. “Sociologie urbaine”,
2018, 208 pp.
| Émilie Aunis
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Racialization and public policy
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Pages 3 to 5| Editorial
Pages 7 to 27| Racialization and public policy: Intermediaries between
appropriation and contestation of ethnic and racial categories
| Doris Buu-Sao, Clémence Léobal
Pages 29 to 52| The racialization of a public policy: Birth control in Réunion in
the 1960s and 1970s
| Myriam Paris
Pages 53 to 81| Becoming a social worker under racial constraints
| Élise Lemercier, Élise Palomares
Pages 83 to 103| Giving a voice to immigrants
| Francesca Quercia
Pages 105 to 128| Making the “natives” that we wish to preserve
| Daniele Inda
Pages 129 to 152| Facing environmental racism: Extractivism and indigenous
mobilizations in Peruvian Amazonia
| Doris Buu-Sao
Pages 153 to 156| Du Bois (W. E. B.), Les Noirs de Philadelphie : une étude
sociale (1899), followed by Enquête spéciale sur les Noirs
employés dans le service domestique dans le 7e district by
Isabel Eaton, translated from the American English, introduction
| Zacharias Zoubir
Pages 157 to 159| Loveman (Mara), National Colors. Racial Classification and the
State in Latin America, Oxford, New York, Oxford University
Press, 2014, 377 p.
| Claire Cosquer
Pages 160 to 163| Larcher (Silyane), L’autre citoyen. L’idéal républicain et les
Antilles après l’esclavage, Paris, Armand Colin, 2014,
393 p.
| Solène Brun
Pages 164 to 167| Wekker (Gloria), White Innocence: Paradoxes of Colonialism and
Race, Durham, Duke University Press, 2016, 226 p.
| Pierre Odin
Pages 168 to 170| Célestine (Audrey), La Fabrique des identités. L’encadrement
politique des minorités caribéennes à Paris et New York, Paris
et Aix-en-Provence, Karthala et Sciences Po Aix, coll. “Questions
transnationales”, 2018, 282 p.
| Myrtille Ferné
Pages 171 to 173| Mazouz (Sarah), La République et ses autres. Politiques de
l’altérité dans la France des années 2000, Paris, ENS Éditions,
coll. “Gouvernement en question(s)”, 2017, 300 p.
| Marine Haddad
Pages 174 to 176| Le Renard (Amélie), Le privilège occidental. Travail, intimité
et hiérarchies postcoloniales à Dubaï, Paris, Les Presses de
Sciences Po, coll. “Monde et sociétés”, 2019, 266 p.
| Aurélia M. Ishitsuka
Pages 177 to 179| Chappe (Vincent-Arnaud), L’Égalité au travail. Justice et
mobilisations contre les discriminations, Paris, Presses des
Mines, coll. “Sciences sociales”, 2019, 210 p.
| Manon Torres