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Local politicizations of agricultural issues
| Pôle Sud
(2025/1 n° 62)
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Pages 1 to 1| Front matter
Pages 3 to 4| Pôle Sud: a new wager
| Christophe Roux
Pages 7 to 22| Introduction. Local regulation of agriculture at the heart of
controversies: challenging the sectoral order and new entrepreneurs
of politicization
| Jeanne Pahun, Léa Sénégas
Pages 23 to 45| Reclaiming fallow agricultural land in the service of food
sovereignty in Guadeloupe
| Léonie Matuszewski
Pages 47 to 68| The territorial politicization of energy-purpose intermediate crops
| Antoine Bouzin
Pages 69 to 86| Agroenergy: a matter of regional policy?
| Florian Police
Pages 87 to 107| Tensions between employees and elected officials in the
politicization of climate adaptation solutions
| Bétina Boutroue
Pages 109 to 125| Creating inertia in anticipation
| Léna Krief
Pages 129 to 144| Words Matter
| Liana B. Winett, Louise Dalingwater, Laurence Peru-Pirotte
Pages 147 to 150| Jean-Louis Thiébault, Le parti du président. Les liens entre le
président et son parti à travers le monde, Villeneuve d’Ascq,
Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, coll. “Espaces politiques”,
2024, 332 p.
| Michel Hastings
Pages 151 to 154| Vincent Tiberj, La droitisation française. Mythes et
réalités. Paris, Presses Universitaires de France, 2024,
344 p.
| Julien Audemard
Pages 157 to 159| Back matter
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The 2023/2024 Elections in Türkiye
| Pôle Sud
(2024/2 nº61)
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Pages 3 to 3| Front matter
Pages 7 to 12| Introduction
| Yohanan Benhaim, Claire Visier
Pages 13 to 36| The Dynamics of Electoral Coalitions in Türkiye
| Yohanan Benhaim, Élise Massicard, Alexandre Toumarkine
Pages 37 to 56| Who will protect the polls?
| Élise Massicard, Necati Mert Gümüş
Pages 57 to 77| Why should we vote, and for what?
| Ayşegül Bozan, Merve Özdemirkiran-Embel, Claire Visier
Pages 79 to 89| Competitive authoritarianism in the Turkish context
| Berk Esen, Claire Visier, Yohanan Benhaim
Pages 93 to 109| Contradictory cross-functionality in public action
| Vincent Lebrou, Luc Sigalo Santos
Pages 113 to 135| The legislative elections of June 30 and July 7, 2024 in Occitanie
| Julien Audemard, David Gouard, Emmanuel Négrier
Pages 139 to 143| Christophe Defeuilley, La politique publique de l’eau. Gouverner
un bien commun
| Kevin Caillaud
Pages 144 to 147| Léo Magnin, Rémi Rouméas, Robin Basier, Polices
environnementales sous contraintes
| Claire Dedieu
Pages 149 to 149| Back matter
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CEPEL’s 40th anniversary
| Pôle Sud
(2024/1 No 60)
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Emmanuel Négrier
Pages 11 to 13| CEPEL, with its wrestling tastes and wry smiles
Pages 15 to 17| Landslides and chamber music: CEPEL dynamics
| Hélène Buisson-Fenet
Pages 23 to 51| Creating political science in a hostile environment
| Paul Alliès
Pages 53 to 72| The enchanted interlude. Southern Europe as an area of
specialization for CEPEL in Montpellier
| Christophe Roux
Pages 75 to 90| Obsolescence... or the persistence of the party-form?
| Alexandre Dézé
Pages 93 to 101| Comparing exceptionalisms: France, the United States, and the
programmatic approach
| Marc Smyrl
Pages 103 to 115| Migration, memory, museification. From “museum” to “MIME”
| Geneviève Zoïa, Éric Savarese
Pages 117 to 131| Cultural policies in the South: Models, values, singularities
| Aurélien Djakouane, Julien Audemard
Pages 133 to 155| The changing discourse of cultural policies: From development to
cultural industries and decolonization.
| Milena Dragićević Šešić
Pages 157 to 181| South European studies from the democratic transitions to the
Covid-19 pandemic
| Susannah Verney
Pages 185 to 202| General elections in Spain on July 23, 2023 (23J)
| Hubert Peres
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Political Science Communities in Southern Europe
| Pôle Sud
(2023/2 No 59)
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Pages 17 to 36| 50 Years of Political Science in Italy. A Still (Enduring?)
“Lamentable Appraisal”
| Silvia Bolgherini, Luca Verzichelli
Pages 37 to 52| Political Science in Spain in 2023: Challenges for the Discipline
and the Profession
| José Real-Dato, Manuela Ortega Ruiz, Francisco Javier Luque Castillo, Miguel Jerez Mir
Pages 53 to 71| Political Science in Portugal: Insights from Indexed Publications
| Marcelo Camerlo, António Costa Pinto, Madalena Resende
Pages 73 to 87| The Advisory Roles of Political Scientists in Southern Europe. An
Empirical Classific
| Andrea Pritoni, Maria Tullia Galanti
Pages 89 to 103| The Pandemic Crisis and Its Effect On Southern European Political
Science
| Giulia Vicentini
Pages 107 to 124| Autonomous and municipal elections in Spain on May 28, 2023 (28M)
| Hubert Peres
Pages 127 to 140| A contribution to the deconstruction of the May 14, 2023 elections
in Turkey
| Halil Yigit
Pages 143 to 145| Andy Smith, Made in France: Societal Structures and Political
Work
| Marc Smyrl
Pages 146 to 149| Cesare Mattina, Elisabetta Bini, Barbara Curli, Pierre Fournier
(eds.), Les territoires des transitions énergétiques. Nucléaire
et énergies renouvelables en Italie et en France
| Alexis Aulagnier
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The 2022 French elections in the South
| Pôle Sud
(2023/1 No 58)
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Pages 7 to 10| The 2022 French elections in the South: polarization and
recomposition
| Christine Pina, Gilles Ivaldi
Pages 11 to 30| The 2022 elections in the Sud-PACA region: the Rassemblement
National, from warning to domination
| Christine Pina, Gilles Ivaldi
Pages 31 to 56| Imperfect tripartism and the regional establishment of the
Rassemblement National. Lessons from the Occitanie region.
| Julien Audemard, Emmanuel Négrier
Pages 57 to 78| The 2022 elections in Corsica: continuity under tension(s)
| André Fazi
Pages 79 to 96| The 2022 legislative elections in Alpes-Maritimes: analysis of a LR
enclave in unstable emulsion
| Cloé Ponzo
Pages 97 to 115| Electoral mobilization and polarization in New Caledonia in 2022
| Sylvain Brouard, Samuel Gorohouna, Anthony Tutugoro
Pages 119 to 128| The Partido Popular persists!
| Jean-Baptiste Harguindeguy, Xavier Coller, Antonio Jaime-Castillo, Francisco Javier Ramírez-Leiva
Pages 129 to 142| A woman (neo-fascist?) at the head of Italy’s government
| Hervé Rayner
Pages 145 to 148| Matthieu Ansaloni and Andy Smith, L’expropriation de
l’agriculture française : pouvoirs et politiques dans le
capitalisme contemporain
| Éric Sabourin
Pages 149 to 152| Georges Contogeorgis, La Démocratie comme liberté. Démocratie,
représentation et monarchie
| Paul Alliès
Pages 153 to 156| Christelle Gramaglia, Habiter la pollution. Expériences et
métrologies citoyennes de la contamination
| Claire Dedieu
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Local climate policies
| Pôle Sud
(2022/2 No 57)
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Pages 5 to 20| The territorialization of climate action
| Alice Mazeaud, Alexis Aulagnier, Andy Smith, Daniel Compagnon
Pages 21 to 38| The first carbon-neutral coastline?
| Alice Mazeaud
Pages 39 to 56| The institutionalization of local climate policy, between
sectorization and desectorization
| Lénaïg Salliou
Pages 57 to 71| The political work of local representatives in the face of wind
power development
| Leny Patinaux
Pages 75 to 84| Bis repetita: Sergio Mattarella's re-election as president
of the Italian republic
| Hervé Rayner
Pages 85 to 97| Back to the (conservative) origins: the 2022 municipal election in
Palermo
| Vincenzo Emanuele, Marco Improta
Pages 99 to 115| The February 2022 autonomous elections in Castilla y León:
right-wing recomposition, increased fragmentation and the
affirmation of “España vaciada”.
| Lucas Ormiere
Pages 119 to 133| Readings
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Covid-19: The contribution of social sciences
| Pôle Sud
(2022/1 No 56)
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Pages 7 to 8| Foreword
| Marie-Christine Sordino
Pages 11 to 20| Public authority in the face of epidemics: the contribution of the
law of 15 February 1902 regarding the protection of public health
| Pascal Vielfaure
Pages 21 to 30| Public policies facing the challenge of the pandemic
| Emmanuel Négrier
Pages 31 to 42| Maintaining, stopping or avoiding athletic activity: studying the
impact of the confinements on the practice of physical fitness by
students in France
| Cyriac Bouchet-Mayer, Éric Perera, Sylvain Ferez
Pages 45 to 56| Managing in the face of the unknown: Control and resilience of
organizations dealing with the pandemic
| Gérald Naro, Fabienne Villesèque-Dubus
Pages 57 to 66| Covid 19: What impact on occupational health?
| Sophie Selusi
Pages 67 to 75| Covid 19 and the adaptation of labor law regarding companies in
difficulty
| Anaëlle Donnette-Boissière
Pages 79 to 96| Diversity of local implantation of electors and the vote. The case
of the Lille metropolitan area.
| Tristan Haute, Marie Neihouser, Felix Von Nostitz
Pages 97 to 116| The PKK, a party of women. The constitution of feminism as a
political subject between "fighting virilism" and "martial
feminism"
| Caroline Guibet Lafaye
Pages 119 to 122| Reading
| Guillaume Silhol
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Food policy in times of crises
| Pôle Sud
(2021/2 No 55)
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Pages 7 to 18| Introduction
| Laura Michel, Christophe-Toussaint Soulard
Pages 19 to 33| Are local supply policies favorable to farmers? Counter-example of
food policy in the Brittany Region
| Jeanne Pahun
Pages 35 to 54| Integrating the social dimension in a metropolitan food policy: The
example of Bordeaux Métropole
| Nathalie Corade, Julie Lailliau, Marie Lemarié-Boutry, Julien Noël
Pages 55 to 70| Contradictions of Public policy on food shops in a gentrified
neighborhood of Paris
| Coline Ferrant
Pages 71 to 88| Territorial food projects : between framing and limits for
territorial food policy in the case of establishing the PAT on the
Ile d’Oléron
| Hugo Mestre
Pages 91 to 106| The collapse of the PASOK in the Piraeus: second look at the
collapse of a dominant party
| Dimitrios Kosmopoulos
Pages 107 to 131| The French style of contractualization: a policy paradigm
for the territorial governance of development
| Luis de la Torre
Pages 135 to 152| The consecration of territories? Departmental elections of June
2022 in Occitanie
| Emmanuel Négrier, Julien Audemard
Pages 153 to 170| The 2021 regional election in Madrid. A new step in the
reconfiguration of the Spanish party system?
| Fabio García Lupato
Pages 171 to 187| An election without surprises or voters? The Portuguese
presidential election of January 2022
| Marie-Hélène Sa Vilas Boas
Pages 191 to 203| Readings
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Municipal elections of 2020: The Republic at the margins
| Pôle Sud
(2021/1 No 54)
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Pages 5 to 12| The Center assailed by the periphery?
| Nicolas Lebourg
Pages 13 to 30| Electoral analysis and the challenge of political decomposition
| Emmanuel Négrier
Pages 31 to 50| Mobilizing the margins
| Julien Audemard, Arnaud Huc, David Gouard
Pages 51 to 68| Corsican nationalism and municipal elections: a limited conquest
| André Fazi
Pages 69 to 90| More participation?
| Raùl Magni-Berton, Camille Morio, Sofia Assif
Pages 91 to 109| The taking of Perpignan by the RN
| David Giband, Nicolas Lebourg, Dominique Sistach
Pages 111 to 135| “Mayorability” in political posters
| Michel Catlla
Pages 139 to 153| The partisan extreme right and municipal roles
| Félicien Faury
Pages 155 to 169| Talking about the extreme right
| Emilien Houard-Vial
Pages 173 to 180| Readings
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Authoritarianism and repertories of repression
| Pôle Sud
(2020/2 No 53)
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Pages 5 to 19| Memoirs of a 70-year-old
| Maurizio Cotta
Pages 21 to 35| Introduction: Repertories of repressive action in authoritarian
regimes
| Paul Cormier, Isil Erdinç
Pages 37 to 52| Repression of students in Egypt: Expansion and diversification of a
historical mechanism
| Farah Ramzy
Pages 53 to 68| Participative repression and social control of dissidence in Turkey
under the AKP
| Cléa Pineau
Pages 69 to 82| Managing critical expression in the street: The repertory of
repression and its transformation between 2000 and 2018
| Tatyana Shukan
Pages 83 to 99| “Not all died, but all were struck”: Represion and structural
violence in Sudan
| Clément Deshayes, Anne-Laure Mahé
Pages 101 to 115| Repressive practices of the LTTE: Spatialized mechanisms of
purification of the Tamil Nation
| Lola Guyot
Pages 117 to 134| Socially differentiated relation of young audiences to on-line
political participation
| Julien Boyadjian
Pages 135 to 144| Readings
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Politics and teritorry: A new relationship
| Pôle Sud
(2020/1 No 52)
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Pages 5 to 6| Health crisis and research crisis
| Paul Alliès
Pages 7 to 19| Introduction: New territories of the political?
| Sébastien Segas
Pages 21 to 41| Urban policies and citizen experiments. Hybridization of
territorial regimes in Ghent (Nerdlab) and Madrid (Tabacalera)
| Thomas Aguilera, Flavie Ferchaud
Pages 43 to 60| Spatial structuring of professional mobilizations
| Clémentine Comer, Bleuwenn Lechaux, Pierre Rouxel
Pages 61 to 76| The territoriality of French Members of Parliament
| Alix Galibert, Christian Le Bart
Pages 77 to 94| Linking and asymmetry of territorial regulations in rural spaces
| Catherine Laidin, Léa Sénégas
Pages 95 to 112| Neo-autochthony as a resource for anticipatory activism.
Observation of three sites of cooperative ecological rural
habitation
| Madeg Leblay
Pages 113 to 127| Regions faced with the challenge of climate change:
De-territorializing problems and re-territorializing policy tools
in regional climate and energy policies
| Anne-Cécile Renouard
Pages 129 to 146| The Portuguese exception? Legislative and European elections of
2019
| Marie-Hélène Sa Vilas Boas
Pages 147 to 154| Readings
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“City halls of change” in Spain
| Pôle Sud
(2019/2 No 51)
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Pages 5 to 22| “City halls of change” in Spain: An introduction
| Nacima Baron, Alicia Fernández García, Mathieu Petithomme
Pages 23 to 41| Participatory democracy in Madrid (2015-2019): Between inheritance
of social movements and international influences
| Héloïse Nez
Pages 43 to 60| The government of change: The approach of “Barcelona en Comú” to
metropolitain governance
| Mariona Tomàs
Pages 61 to 78| Governing Spanish “municipalities of change” through mobilities
| Nacima Baron
Pages 79 to 98| Think globally, act locally: Symbolic politics of the new
municipalism in Barcelona, Cadiz and Valencia
| Mathieu Petithomme
Pages 99 to 118| From speculative urbanism to negative growth: The stakes of
reconversion of urban megaprojects in Madrid, Barcelona, and
Valencia
| Alicia Fernández García
Pages 119 to 133| Reversing relative power positions: The European elections of 2019
in Italy
| Hervé Rayner
Pages 135 to 149| The Spanish legislative elections of 28 April and 10 November 2019
| Hubert Peres
Pages 151 to 164| Readings
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Occitanie: The invention of a region
| Pôle Sud
(2019/1 No 50)
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Pages 5 to 14| 25 Years of Pole Sud: Times and territories of a political
science journal
| Paul Alliès, Sylvain Barone, Claire Dedieu, Emmanuel Négrier, Christophe Roux
Pages 15 to 24| Introduction
| Vincent Simoulin
Pages 25 to 47| From “occitanism” to “Occitanie”: A regionalist trajectory
| Paul Alliès
Pages 49 to 66| Political culture at the regional level: Occitanie in question
| Arnaud Huc, Emmanuel Négrier
Pages 67 to 88| A new meaning for the toponym: “Occitanie” in the regional daily
press
| Pierre Aigouy-Campoy, Pascal Marchand, Pierre Ratinaud
Pages 89 to 103| Territorial planning in a bi-polar region
| Philippe Estèbe, Marie-Christine Jaillet
Pages 105 to 120| The organizational and political construction of the French region
Occitanie
| Anaïs Lafage-Coutens, Clémentine Prenat-Ville, Vincent Simoulin
Pages 121 to 138| From Latin America to Madrid: Podemos and the construction of a
populism of the left
| Laura Chazel
Pages 139 to 162| The self-determination referendum of 4 November 2019 in New
Caledonia: Has political life become rigid?
| Arnaud Huc, Camille Martin
Pages 163 to 176| Between anti-incumbent voting and a rightward shift: The Andalusian
elections of 2 December 2018
| Jean-Baptiste Harguindeguy, Bosco Govantes, Alejandro Peinado García, Cristina Fernández Rivera
Pages 177 to 186| Reading
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Varia
| Pôle Sud
(2018/2 No 49)
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Pages 5 to 24| Political parties and local representation in Ceuta and Melilla
(1977-2015): National politics and local community cleavages
| Alicia Fernández García
Pages 25 to 40| When participation is victim of its effects: Life and death of the
social and participative turn in professional training policy in
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (2004-2015)
| Guillaume Gourgues
Pages 41 to 56| Transformation of the dialogue between civil servants and regional
elected officials in a context of budgetary constraint
| Lisa Passavant-Guion
Pages 57 to 70| Regions and mid-sized cities through the lens of higher education
and research: Cooperation or territorial competition?
| Catherine Soldano, Cécile Crespy
Pages 71 to 89| Reorganization of local cultural action in Greece: The fusion of
municipal structures following the practice of contractualization
| Dionysia Tzemopoulou
Pages 91 to 106| The Catalan elections of 21 December 2017 (21-D)
| Hubert Peres
Pages 107 to 116| The Italian legislative elections of 2018 and the coalition of the
Five Star Movement and the League: Governo balneare or Third
Republic?
| Hervé Rayner
Pages 117 to 128| Reading
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Environmental policies and New Public Management
| Pôle Sud
(2018/1 No 48)
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Pages 5 to 25| What is the impact of New Public Management on environmental
policies?
| Sylvain Barone, Pierre-Louis Mayaux, Joana Guerrin
Pages 27 to 42| New Public Management in practice: New answers to old problems?
| Laure Bonnaud, Emmanuel Martinais
Pages 43 to 56| The loss of biodiversity through the lens of New Public Management:
The blind spot of ecological indicators
| Clémence Guimont
Pages 57 to 72| New Public Management as the default option for environmental
policy
| Nicolas Maisetti, Ludovic Halbert
Pages 73 to 89| The monetarization of ecosystem services: Institutionalization of a
“high-performing” norm of of environmental policy
| Rémy Petitimbert
Pages 91 to 112| The Limits of cross-border cooperation: The Catalan example
| Jordi Gomez
Pages 113 to 135| Two political regions in one?
| Arnaud Huc, Emmanuel Négrier, Jean-Paul Volle, Stéphane Coursière
Pages 136 to 148| Presidential and legislative elections of 2017: Nouvelle Aquitaine
on the move?
| Viviane Le Hay
Pages 149 to 161| The territorial elections of 2017 in Corsica: A triumph and grave
uncertainty
| André Fazi
Pages 162 to 174| Republic of Cyprus: The presidential election of 2018 in historical
perspective
| Gilles Bertrand
Pages 175 to 186| Reading
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Europe according to football
| Pôle Sud
(2017/2 No 47)
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Pages 3 to 4| For Luigi Bobbio
Pages 9 to 23| When the social sciences get a handle on the UEFA European
Championship
| William Gasparini, Alfred Wahl
Pages 25 to 39| The UEFA European Championship—from Europeanism to the
commercialization of nations
| Paul Dietschy
Pages 41 to 59| The economic model of European football
| Wladimir Andreff
Pages 61 to 78| Media coverage of football: A game placed under control
| Dominique Marchetti, Karim Souanef
Pages 79 to 94| European football teams through the prism of immigration and the
issue of nationality, both legal and sports-related
| Stéphane Beaud
Pages 95 to 115| What following football reveals about territorial identifications:
Social significance and its ambivalent nature
| Léni Charbonnier, Andy Smith
Pages 119 to 132| The Moreno Question in the face of the growth of separatism in
Catalonia. Is dual identity a national one?
| Lluís Garcia, Imma Grande, Roser Cussó
Pages 133 to 146| Italian nationality/citizenship: “Family-based” but not “cultural”?
| Djordje Sredanovic
Pages 149 to 162| Republic of Cyprus: The 2016 legislative elections in historical
perspective. Between a rise in the abstention rate and the relative
decline of traditional parties
| Gilles Bertrand
Pages 163 to 178| The 2017 legislative presidential elections: A new phase in the
denationalization of politics in Corsica?
| André Fazi
Pages 179 to 194| PACA: 2017, between permanence and political balances getting
knocked
| Gilles Ivaldi, Christine Pina
Pages 196 to 201| Reading
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The regions of Europe: What form of return?
| Pôle Sud
(2017/1 No 46)
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Pages 5 to 20| The regions of Europe: What form of return?
| Thomas Perrin
Pages 21 to 41| The European regions at issue
| Michael Keating
Pages 43 to 61| Questioning new regionalism from an Italian perspective, or the
resistible rise of Italian regions
| Carlo Salone
Pages 63 to 78| From decentralization to recentralization in central and eastern
Europe
| Ioan Horga
Pages 79 to 96| Cities and regional development in England
| Olivier Sykes, Alexander Nurse
Pages 97 to 113| The new French regions in the context of the European Union
| François-Olivier Seys
Pages 115 to 130| The evolution of representations of the conflict and of
reconciliation in Northern Cyprus: Towards a definitive
stalemate?
| Mathieu Petithomme
Pages 131 to 145| Desire and domination. The objectivist form of determination in
sociology
| Hervé Glevarec
Pages 147 to 154| A review of the review by Hervé Glévarec on the subject of the work
by Bernard Lahire, Ceci n’est pas qu’un tableau. Essai sur
l’art, la domination, la magie et le sacré, Paris, La
Decouverte, 2015
| Stéphanie Molinero
Pages 155 to 165| A lively standstill: The constitutional referendum of December 4,
2016 in Italy
| Hervé Rayner
Pages 167 to 176| Reading
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Emerging Political Parties in Southern Europe
| Pôle Sud
(2016/2 No 45)
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Pages 5 to 19| Emerging Political Parties in Southern Europe
| Christophe Roux
Pages 21 to 41| The Five Star Movement
| Nicolò Conti, Filippo Tronconi
Pages 43 to 64| From a Populist Hypothesis to the New Left
| Jordi Muñoz
Pages 65 to 84| The Catalan Party Aspiring to Govern Spain
| Astrid Barrio, Juan Rodríguez-Teruel
Pages 85 to 118| Ambition without Remorse: SYRIZA and its Exercise of Power
| Lamprini Rori
Pages 119 to 135| From Votes for Pieds-Noirs to Memory Policies toward Repatriates
| Emmanuelle Comtat
Pages 137 to 154| The Spanish General Elections of December 20, 2015 and June 26,
2016
| Hubert Peres
Pages 155 to 170| Readings
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Polling Place Question(s)
| Pôle Sud
(2016/1 No 44)
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Pages 5 to 19| Polling Place, Subject and Site of Electoral Investigations
| Julien Audemard, David Gouard
Pages 21 to 34| Mobilizing Students in an Investigation into Polling Places
| Lorenzo Barrault-Stella, Nazli Nozarian
Pages 35 to 47| "Do we vote here?"
| Laura Giraud, Christine Pina
Pages 49 to 72| Poor Local Registration and its Effects on Electoral Participation
in the PACA Region (Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur)
| Laura Bernard, Christèle Marchand-Lagier, Didier Josselin, Romain Louvet
Pages 73 to 95| (De)mobilization Between Rounds
| Julien Audemard, François Buton, Nicolas Ferran
Pages 97 to 109| The Electoral Act Revisited in the Colonial Situation
| Éric Savarese
Pages 111 to 132| New Political Territories and Legacies
| Emmanuel Négrier, Jean-Paul Volle, Stéphane Coursière
Pages 133 to 142| The Italian Regional Elections of May 2015: National Rather Than
Regional
| Mattia Casula
Pages 143 to 152| The Portuguese National Election of 2015: From Austerity to the
Fall of the Portuguese “Berlin Wall”
| André Freire, José Santana-Pereira
Pages 153 to 163| The Catalonian Parliamentary Elections of 27th September 2015
| Joan Marcet, Lucia Medina
Pages 165 to 175| Reading
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Territories of Citizenship in France and Italy
| Pôle Sud
(2015/2 No 43)
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Pages 5 to 11| Territories of Citizenship in France and Italy
| Éric Savarese
Pages 13 to 27| Material Citizenship. Definition and Comparative Analysis of France
and Italy
| Lorenzo Grifone Baglioni
Pages 29 to 42| Youths, Muslims and Italians (or Nearly)
| Daniela Trucco
Pages 43 to 56| When Participation Is Subject to Selection
| Laura Giraud
Pages 57 to 74| Citizenship at the Local Level between Voluntary Work and
Advocacy
| Andrea Pirni, Luca Raffini
Pages 75 to 89| The Origins of Contemporary Electoral Practices in Italy
| Christophe Roux
Pages 91 to 114| The Cycles of Power
| Maxime Huré, Bonnie Einsiedel
Pages 115 to 135| The Ambiguous Consensus of the Law of June 30, 1983 Relating to the
Commemoration of the Abolition of Slavery
| Johann Michel
Pages 137 to 152| The Greek Parliamentary Elections of 2015: Alternate and Punish
| Lamprini Rori
Pages 153 to 164| The Beginning of the End?
| Javier Moreno, Manuel Portillo, Emilio Rodríguez Lopez, Jean-Baptiste Harguindeguy, Xavier Coller