Sociologies pratiques | Cairn.info https://shs.cairn.info/build/assets/cairn-B7RWiji2.png tag:cairn.info,2005:rss/revue/E_SOPR Cairn.info 2026 2025-06-26T00:00:00+02:00 tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_050 <![CDATA[ Sociology in action | Sociologies pratiques (2025/1 N° 50) ]]> 2025-06-16T00:00:00+02:00 2025-06-26T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 8| Sociological practices in the city
  • Pages 9 to 22| At the forefront of the media | Anna Colin Lebedev
  • Pages 23 to 31| What role can sociology play in tackling inadequate housing? | Manuel Domergue, Marie Benedetto-Meyer, Laurence Servel
  • Pages 33 to 48| A sociologist in the arena of the fight against poverty | Nicolas Duvoux
  • Pages 49 to 62| Specific practices of an embedded researcher | Laurent Duclos
  • Pages 63 to 74| Doing sociology to lead as a feminist. Ordinary practices and a reflexive approach to a political approach | Véronique Bayer
  • Pages 75 to 83| Giving trade union practice the means to contribute to the production of knowledge | Éric Pérès, Valérie Peugeot
  • Pages 85 to 94| A sociologist manager in a sporting environment. Reflections on ‘acting like a sociologist’ | Béatrice Barbusse
  • Pages 95 to 105| Sociology as protective equipment for action | Marnia Fodil
  • Pages 107 to 121| A sociologist’s commitment to an internal social observatory (1996-2018) | Martine Rouquillaud-Le Guennec
  • Pages 123 to 126| The XXIInd AISLF Congress ‘Science, Knowledge and Society’ (Ottawa 8-12 July 2024) | Grégory Lévis
  • Pages 127 to 138| Sociology in Ecuador: a discipline at the service of modernity | Eduardo Buitrón, Miguel Herrera
  • Pages 139 to 142| Networking for women: strategies for single mothers | Aliénor Plumel
  • Pages 143 to 145| Simon COTTIN-MARX, Baptiste MYLONDO, Travailler sans patron. Mettre en pratique l’économie sociale et solidaire, Paris, Gallimard, coll. “Folio actuel”, 2024, 345 p. | François Granier
  • Pages 145 to 148| Stefan JAFFRIN, La tribu des GEM. Les groupes d’entraide mutuelle, des lieux pour renaître et réinventer la société, Toulouse, Erès, coll. “Trames”, 2022, 288 p. | Tony Orival
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_049 <![CDATA[ Running small and medium-sized businesses: bosses who care about work? | Sociologies pratiques (2024/2 No 49) ]]> 2024-12-10T00:00:00+01:00 2025-01-16T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
  • Pages 5 to 16| Holding on as Boss. Small Bosses between Independence and Big Business | Sophie Louey
  • Pages 19 to 24| Nonna Mayer. Small shopkeepers and politics.Revisiting a survey conducted in the 1970s_1980s | Nonna Mayer, Sophie Louey, Jean-Marie Pillon
  • Pages 25 to 28| Jean-François Bernardin. Chambers of commerce and industry: local parastatal institutions serving small and medium-sized businesses | Jean-François Bernardin, Sophie Louey, Jean-Marie Pillon
  • Pages 31 to 42| Leaders of Small and Medium-sized Firms in the Gier Valley (France) Facing Globalisation. Social Capital in Between Updating and Weakening | Clémentine Périnaud, Christelle Morel Journel
  • Pages 43 to 53| Wrapping Health in a Passion for the Job. The Impact of Work on the Health of Very Small Business Owners | Fanny Darbus, Émilie Legrand
  • Pages 55 to 65| Make the Work of Equestrian Structure Managers Sustainable | Tanguy Derumaux, Fanny Le Mancq, Émilie Salaméro
  • Pages 67 to 76| Unfounded Legal Obligations? Little Bosses against the Labour Inspectorate | Anaïs Bonanno
  • Pages 77 to 88| Small Business Bankruptcies and Judical Reorganization. The Performance of Entrepreneurshipness and Its Effects on Judical Decision Making | Virginie Blum
  • Pages 89 to 98| Sharing Superiority. Emergence and Perpetuation of an Association of Business Owners in the World of Pastry Shops | Thomas Collas
  • Pages 99 to 110| Defending Small Retail Business. A Localized Analysis of Modes of Involvement in Collective Action | Stéphane Cadiou
  • Pages 111 to 121| The Family, “cens caché” of Mandates for Small Business Association | Caroline Frau
  • Pages 125 to 135| Investigating Economic and Business Circles in Kenya | Dominique Connan
  • Pages 139 to 142| Reforming the judiciary from the bottom-up: case studies in two police courts in Belgium | Benjamin Delgoffe
  • Pages 143 to 145| Supporting parenthood at work: a new performance tool for businesses? | Charline Maltry
  • Pages 149 to 156| Work, Research and Emotions | Angelo Soares
  • Pages 159 to 160| Mémoire ouvrière en Val d’Aubois. Journal de recherche, Laurent Aucher, Châteauroux, La Bouinotte, 2022 | François Granier
  • Pages 165 to 168| Back matter
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_048 <![CDATA[ Varia | Sociologies pratiques (2024/1 N° 48) ]]> 2024-09-16T00:00:00+02:00 2024-09-17T00:00:00+02:00 Soucieuse de la pluralité des objets, des approches et des outils de la discipline, la revue Sociologies Pratiques a fait le choix de publier un numéro Varia constitué d’articles hors thématiques.

    Au-delà des appels à articles qu’il publie deux fois par an, le comité de rédaction a invité les auteur·ices à adresser des propositions d’articles fondés sur des matériaux originaux témoignant de l’actualité de la discipline.

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  • Pages 5 to 5| Foreword
  • Pages 9 to 22| When Localities Establish Health Centers: Local Adjustments to a State Policy on Medical Distribution | Lucas Joubert
  • Pages 23 to 37| The diverse uses of shared information systems in multi-professional healthcare centers: from institutional constraint to appropriation | Manon Plegat
  • Pages 39 to 51| Combating suffering at work through trade union action: a martial art. Reflections on a sociological intervention in a works council | Lucie Goussard, Guillaume Tiffon
  • Pages 53 to 65| The gendered effects of variations to stable reproductive heterosexual conjugal norm. The case of cultural administration management | Reguina Hatzipetrou-Andronikou
  • Pages 67 to 77| When Needs Clash with Rights Confronting the School Inclusion of Children Oriented to Specialized Environments | Hugo Dupont
  • Pages 81 to 84| Urgent transport and responsibility: what role can CSR play in a system driven by rapid productivity? | Ilinka Mijatovic-Maréchal
  • Pages 85 to 87| Implementing the principle of human dignity in collective debt settlement: an ongoing balancing process | Marie Gerrienne
  • Pages 89 to 95| The activities of thematic network 30 (Sociology of management) at the 10th congress of the Association française de sociologie | Marie-Virginie Léon, Marie-Pierre Bourdages-Sylvain
  • Pages 99 to 101| Pouvoir faire un beau travail. Une revendication professionnelle, Jean-Philippe Bouilloud, Paris, Érès, 2023. | François Granier
  • Pages 101 to 103| Sortir des crises. One Health en pratiques, Sebastien Gardon, Amandine Gautier, Gwenola Le Naour, Serge Morand, Versailles, Éditions Quae, 2022 | Michèle Dupré
  • Pages 103 to 105| La Précarité durable. Vivre en emploi discontinu, Nicolas Roux, Paris, PUF, 2022 | François Granier
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_047 <![CDATA[ Diriger les grandes entreprises : carrières, pratiques, dispositions | Sociologies pratiques (2023/2 N° 47) ]]> 2024-01-29T00:00:00+01:00 2024-02-15T00:00:00+01:00 Les grandes entreprises gouvernent notre monde mais qui gouverne les grandes entreprises ? En analysant ceux qui dirigent ces grandes institutions économiques, au travers de leurs origines sociales et éducatives, de leurs trajectoires professionnelles et de leurs pratiques managériales, le numéro 47 de Sociologies Pratiques revient sur cette question cruciale.

    Traditionnellement traitée de manière relativement cloisonnée par la sociologie des élites et par la sociologie des cadres, la sociologie des dirigeants de grandes entreprises gagnerait à faire dialoguer de manière plus étroite ces deux traditions tout en développant des cadres d’analyses originaux. C’est tout le pari de ce numéro qui propose une plongée en profondeur dans ce que sont et font les dirigeants de grandes entreprises, en mobilisant des contributions venues d’horizons variés.

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  • Pages 5 to 16| The executive management of large companies. An object of study under construction | François-Xavier Dudouet, Grégory Lévis
  • Pages 19 to 30| Michel Villette. A sociologist immersed in management consultants and major companies | Danielle Cerland-Kamelgarn, François-Xavier Dudouet
  • Pages 33 to 44| International Audit and Consulting Firms: A New Factory for Swiss Top Managers? | Pedro Araujo, Eric Davoine
  • Pages 45 to 55| Building an In-House Corp of Leaders | Catherine Boucher-Lonza
  • Pages 57 to 66| Investigating Embarrassements in the Relationship with Managers: A Resource for Intervention | Anne-Claude Hinault, Florence Osty
  • Pages 67 to 77| Working on their Symbolic Capital: How Executives Build up their Authority | Valérie Boussard, Maria del Peso
  • Pages 79 to 88| Strategies Implemented by Mexican Families of Major Shareholders in Order to Adapt to Managerial Capitalism | Julia Chardavoine
  • Pages 89 to 105| From Associate “Craftsmen” to Finance Managers: The Transformation of Investment Bankers at Lazard Frères and Rothschild & Cie (1987-2022) | Arthur Miguel
  • Pages 109 to 111| Menstruation at work. Analysis of socio-political issues related to menstrual invisibilization in the professional world. | Aliona Legrand
  • Pages 115 to 118| Rationner l’emploi. La promotion du temps partiel par les services publics d’emploi allemand et français, Hadrien Clouet, Paris, Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 2022 | Alex Usaku
  • Pages 118 to 122| Redonner du sens au travail. Une aspiration révolutionnaire, Thomas Coutrot and Coralie Perez, Paris, Seuil, 2023 | Fabien Tarrit
  • Pages 122 to 124| Le Travail à l’épreuve de la pandémie. Scénarios pour demain, François Granier, Dijon, Éditions Raison et Passions, 2023 | Roland Labregère
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_046 <![CDATA[ Finding fault. The moral fabric of work | Sociologies pratiques (2023/1 No 46) ]]> 2023-06-27T00:00:00+02:00 2023-07-11T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 8| For a heuristic use of the notion of fault. Investigating the moral fabric of work | Benoit Giry
  • Pages 11 to 18| For a Research-Oriented Usage of the Notion of Misconduct. Inquiries into the Moral Framework of Work | Stephen Ackroyd, Benoit Giry
  • Pages 21 to 29| “The ‘right’ interpreter. Identifying and sanctioning interpreters’ professional errors and misconducts in the French asylum procedure” | Maxime Maréchal
  • Pages 31 to 41| The Individual and Collective Production of Good Practices in an Unregulated Activity. Case Study of a Conflict between Online Fortune-telling Practitioners | Quentin Gilliotte, Emmanuelle Guittet
  • Pages 43 to 53| Accountability as a Tool for Transforming Professional Practices. The Case of Secularism and Citizenship Advisor of the Protection judiciaire de la jeunesse (PJJ) | Rebecca Guez
  • Pages 55 to 65| The limits of leniency. Analysis of the handling of misconduct in an international humanitarian organization | Ludovic Joxe, Stéphanie Meneghini
  • Pages 67 to 76| Judging managerial misconduct. Moral harassment as a pathology of powe within the company | Laurent Willemez
  • Pages 77 to 86| The role of local asbestos victims associations in access to law. Attribution of responsibility and choice of compensation mechanisms | Héloïse Pillayre
  • Pages 87 to 96| Turning mistakes into regulatory compliance. Digital tools and the environmental law in agriculture | Jeanne Oui
  • Pages 99 to 102| The network of LegalTechs projects in Belgium. Between technical innovations and lawyer-entrepreneurs of the law | Monia Massaro
  • Pages 105 to 107| Servir les riches. Les domestiques chez les grandes fortunes. Alizée Delpierre | François Granier
  • Pages 107 to 110| « Je » de société. Sociologie de l’identité individuelle. Valérie Boussard | Pierre Tripier
  • Pages 110 to 112| Gouverner par l’emploi. Une histoire de l’École 42. Camille Dupuy and François Sarfati | Simon Heichette
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_045 <![CDATA[ Health at the centre: public policies, territories, health centres | Sociologies pratiques (2022/2 No 45) ]]> 2022-11-14T00:00:00+01:00 2022-11-23T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 7| Thinking differently about health: the challenge of social integration | François-Xavier Schweyer, Nadège Vezinat, Camille Noûs
  • Pages 11 to 16| Interview with Marine Jeantet | Marine Jeantet, François-Xavier Schweyer, Nadège Vezinat
  • Pages 17 to 26| Interview with Nadine Haschar-Noé | Nadine Haschar-Noé, François-Xavier Schweyer, Nadège Vezinat
  • Pages 29 to 40| A mutualist medicine of social transformation in the service of the workers’ movement in the face of the “lucrative” turn of mutuality | Benoît Carini-Belloni
  • Pages 41 to 51| Municipal health centers: a device at the heart of local health policies and of their tensions | Igor Martinache
  • Pages 53 to 62| Caring for the “excluded” in health centers and networks: differentiated forms of institutionalization of socio-medical assistance in medicine | Mauricio Aranda
  • Pages 63 to 73| The fight against youth smoking: prevention associations in the grip of a national steering framework | Caroline Arnal, Capucine Beaumel, Lucie Étienne, Marion Le Tyrant
  • Pages 75 to 85| Cancer research policies: the elderly, invisible patients? | Annick Tijou-Traoré, Béatrice Jacques
  • Pages 89 to 97| A sociologist working for an organisation representing self-employed doctors: an original example of collaboration between medicine and sociology | Caroline de Pauw
  • Pages 101 to 110| Sociology of professions and health in Portugal | Helena Serra
  • Pages 113 to 116| Hospital... from above or below? | Myriam Cador, Claire Verdier
  • Pages 117 to 119| Hospital... from above or below? | François Granier
  • Pages 123 to 126| The ideologies of care faced with the realities of work: the case of a Red Cross nursing home | Rémi Ribierre
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_044 <![CDATA[ Ecological transition: questions and local initiatives | Sociologies pratiques (2022/1 No 44) ]]> 2022-05-13T00:00:00+02:00 2022-05-20T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 4| Foreword | Danielle Cerland-Kamelgarn, François Granier
  • Pages 7 to 12| Analysis and reflections on ecological reconversion: territories, companies, public policies | Dominique Méda, Danielle Cerland-Kamelgarn, François Granier
  • Pages 13 to 19| Professional commitment to sustainable development and the ecological transition | Fabrice Bonnifet, Danielle Cerland-Kamelgarn, François Granier
  • Pages 21 to 27| A researcher’s observations on sustainable development policy and the ecological transition in companies | Franck Aggeri, Danielle Cerland-Kamelgarn, François Granier
  • Pages 31 to 45| Sustainable development and territorial planning in Quebec: citizen mobilisation in support of a form of greening of norms and practices | Fabien Jakob
  • Pages 47 to 57| Towards a more human sustainable development: examples of local initiatives in Guadeloupe and Martinique | Loïza A. Rauzduel
  • Pages 59 to 69| When people’s environmental awareness hits with their professional practices: the case of engineers | Carol Dubois, Sabrina Guglieri
  • Pages 71 to 79| An appropriation of sustainable development through comics | Prisca Cez
  • Pages 83 to 85| Entrepreneurship and sustainable development: the “entrepreneurial society” put to the test by the health crisis, 16th RIODD Congress, Montpellier 29 September-1 October 2021 | Michèle Dupré
  • Pages 89 to 90| General bibliography
  • Pages 93 to 104| Spatial organisation of work put to the test by financialisation | Alexandre Butin
  • Pages 107 to 117| Sociology in Finland | Linda Haapajärvi, Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen, Eeva Luhtakallio
  • Pages 121 to 124| Transforming working practices through teleworking: the case of an innovation team in a major transport company | Léna Werno
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_043 <![CDATA[ Organisations put to the test by telework | Sociologies pratiques (2021/2 No 43) ]]> 2021-11-24T00:00:00+01:00 2021-12-08T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 12| Towards a sociology of telework rooted in organisations | Gabrielle Schütz, Camille Noûs
  • Pages 15 to 20| Interview with Sophie Binet | Sophie Binet, Vincent Brulois, Gabrielle Schütz
  • Pages 21 to 26| Interview with Blaise Barbance | Blaise Barbance, Vincent Brulois, Gabrielle Schütz
  • Pages 29 to 40| No access to remote working. Organisational norms of autonomy for bank white-collars workers | Marianne Le Gagneur, Camille Noûs
  • Pages 41 to 50| Notarial telework: a constrained commitment? | Corinne Delmas
  • Pages 51 to 61| The reappropriation of informal exchange spaces at a distance, the experience of teleworking in a confinment situation | Jérôme Cihuelo, Adam Piotrowski
  • Pages 63 to 72| The telework, a barrier to the workplace collective action and representation? | Tristan Haute, Camille Noûs
  • Pages 73 to 82| Covid-19: the university to the test of telework. A fragmented organization | Étienne Guillaud, Christèle Dondeyne, Muriel Taillens, Hervé Guyon, Jorge Muñoz, Pierre-Guillaume Prigent, Camille Noûs
  • Pages 85 to 96| A forced dematerialization: empirical research in the Covid-19 pandemic | Hadrien Clouet, Julie Oudot, Camille Noûs
  • Pages 97 to 108| The emergence of the question of non-take-up in a research career | Philippe Warin
  • Pages 111 to 121| Sociology in Finland | Linda Haapajärvi, Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen, Eeva Luhtakallio
  • Pages 129 to 137| How to “make SYAM”? Observation of three local food circuits | Ronan Le Velly, Carole Chazoule, Mathilde Crosnier, Mathieu Désolé, Stéphane Fournier
  • Pages 141 to 143| La gestion du fait religieux dans les entreprises à mission de service public. Enjeux et perspectives | Clara de Bisschop
  • Pages 147 to 153| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_042 <![CDATA[ Manager in proximity: What a job! | Sociologies pratiques (2021/1 No 42) ]]> 2021-05-12T00:00:00+02:00 2021-05-20T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 9| Understanding and recognising the work of local managers | Marie Benedetto-Meyer, Nathalie Hugot, Pascal Ughetto
  • Pages 13 to 17| Interview with Mathieu Detchessahar | Mathieu Detchessahar, Marie Benedetto-Meyer, Nathalie Hugot, Pascal Ughetto
  • Pages 21 to 31| The “bandmaster” at the risk of the “man-orchestra”: project managers in the paradoxical individualization of collective work | Nicolas Bataille
  • Pages 33 to 43| The tensions of articulation work in the framework of home help. The case of the commercial sector in the face of a shortage of resources | Thomas Bonnet, Éric Drais
  • Pages 45 to 56| Methodological tricks and elements of analysis of some conflicts at work | Christelle Gris, Nicolas Spire
  • Pages 57 to 67| The selection of local supervisors in the company. Behavioral signals still as preponderant among the criteria | Jean-Paul Cadet, Samira Mahlaoui
  • Pages 69 to 79| Store managers in low-cost distribution. Recompositions and permanence of local management | Cyrine Gardes
  • Pages 81 to 92| Local management at the heart of the social regulation of careers | Séverine Misset
  • Pages 93 to 99| Manager without being an executive. Professional identity as a managerial resource | Marnia Allek
  • Pages 101 to 106| A manager’s point of view on agile methods | Mathieu Gaillon, Marie Benedetto-Meyer, Nathalie Hugot, Pascal Ughetto
  • Pages 109 to 110| General bibliography
  • Pages 113 to 115| The construction of a professional group’s identity within a decentralised organisation undergoing change. The case of the training advisors of a public institution in the Paris region | Carole Boyer-Gicquel
  • Pages 117 to 119| How can police-population relations become conflictual? Towards identifying risk factors in the Province of Liège | Lisa Pelssers
  • Pages 123 to 137| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_HS03 <![CDATA[ The sociology of the company in the face of contemporary transformations | Sociologies pratiques (2021/HS1 HS 2) ]]> 2021-01-25T00:00:00+01:00 2021-03-04T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 8| Foreword | Florence Osty, Laurence Servel
  • Pages 9 to 23| A new look at the company as a relevant category for sociological analysis | Laurence Servel
  • Pages 25 to 35| Change in the prism of the trajectory. For a dynamic approach of the social worlds | Sophie Bretesché
  • Pages 37 to 49| Trans-formation by the sociology of enterprise | Florence Osty
  • Pages 51 to 61| The practitioner sociologist: Fantasy or reality? | Dominique Démaret
  • Pages 63 to 76| Is the company still a relevant sociological category? | Jean-Michel Saussois
  • Pages 77 to 89| De l’entreprise à l’entreprise-réseau. L’hydrarchie, une nouvelle affaire de société | Gilles Crague
  • Pages 91 to 103| From identity at work to a sense of justice. Continuing vocational training practices in Vietnamese organisations: new perspectives on social justice in a globalised world | Thi Thu Thao Lê, Matthieu de Nanteuil
  • Pages 105 to 116| The permeability and boundaries of business in the South. How do ethically-based schemes challenge the boundaries of enterprise in Ethiopia? | Constance Perrin-Joly
  • Pages 117 to 131| A sociology of small businesses | Brigitte Nivet, Philippe Trouvé
  • Pages 133 to 144| Craftsmen and networks: the connected still man | Florence Cognie
  • Pages 145 to 152| Interview with Daniel Mercure | Daniel Mercure, Laurence Servel, Pascal Thobois
  • Pages 153 to 163| Interview with the ASPE Presidents | Geneviève Dahan-Seltzer, Philippe Robert-Tanguy, Marie-Hélène Cabé, Grégory Lévis, Vincent Brulois, Florence Osty
  • Pages 165 to 172| Bibliographic resources
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_041 <![CDATA[ Can we eat without risk? Health safety players and instruments | Sociologies pratiques (2020/2 No 41) ]]> 2021-01-25T00:00:00+01:00 2021-02-02T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 7| Foreword | Laure Bonnaud
  • Pages 9 to 16| Interview with Louis-Georges Soler | Louis-Georges Soler, Laure Bonnaud
  • Pages 17 to 23| Interview with Sébastien Gardon | Sébastien Gardon, Laure Bonnaud
  • Pages 25 to 37| Can we put an end to professional autonomy? The paradoxes of risk prevention in Parisian catering | Marine Jeanne Boisson, Baptiste Legros, Rémy Ponge
  • Pages 39 to 51| The condemnation of traditional fruit preserves practices | Evander Eloi Krone, Renata Menasche, Lucas Braunstein Da Cunha
  • Pages 53 to 65| Is everything good in a pig? Representations of additives within an adult CAP in charcuterie and catering | Raphaëlle Héron
  • Pages 67 to 79| The French and their food. Defending the chemical intensification of the agri-food industries in 1970s France. | Thomas Depecker, Marc-Olivier Déplaude
  • Pages 81 to 94| Governing food quality through applications | Bastien Soutjis
  • Pages 95 to 98| Resources
  • Pages 99 to 109| Would a universal points-based pension system be socially fairer? Assessment of the main issues at stake in the Macron/Delevoye reform | Arnaud Lechevalier
  • Pages 111 to 124| China: the avoidable pandemic | Jean Ruffier
  • Pages 125 to 143| Doing sociology in/on Ethiopia: institutions, actors and circulation | Constance Perrin-Joly
  • Pages 145 to 158| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_040 <![CDATA[ Criticizing quantified evaluation at work | Sociologies pratiques (2020/1 No 40) ]]> 2020-06-04T00:00:00+02:00 2020-06-12T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 10| Foreword | Séverine Chauvel, Jean-Marie Pillon
  • Pages 11 to 17| Interview with Corentine Zankpe-Yovo | Corentine Zankpe-Yovo, Séverine Chauvel, Jean-Marie Pillon
  • Pages 19 to 23| Interview with Arthur Jatteau | Arthur Jatteau, Séverine Chauvel, Jean-Marie Pillon
  • Pages 25 to 37| Journalistic autonomy faced with figures: The interpretation of metrics in two media companies | Valentina Grossi
  • Pages 39 to 50| What professionals do to numbers : The case of an operator’s social support in accessing social housing in the Ile-de-France region | Baptiste Legros
  • Pages 51 to 60| Using or challenging the labyrinthine “gas factories” of skills-based assessment in educational systems? | Stéphane Vaquero
  • Pages 61 to 71| Objectifying the evaluation of high potential. Consultants’ woes and tricks | Pascal Braun
  • Pages 73 to 83| “Risk” and “radicalization”: Academic and professional critics of a ciminological assessment tool | Gilles Chantraine, David Scheer
  • Pages 85 to 94| Numbers in battle. Evaluating the fight against the “underground economy” | Marion Guenot
  • Pages 95 to 104| Calculating gender diversity : Uses and appropriations of quantification in a managerial program of gender equality | Hélène Demilly
  • Pages 105 to 107| The individualization of women’s retirement rights. What challenges? What red flags? | Arnaud Lechevalier
  • Pages 109 to 114| Mergers of associations in the social and medical social sector. What is the place of the director? | Jérémy Kopp
  • Pages 115 to 128| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_039 <![CDATA[ Religion at work. Explorations through contemporary sociology | Sociologies pratiques (2019/2 No 39) ]]> 2019-10-31T00:00:00+01:00 2019-12-01T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 8| Foreword | Claire de Galembert
  • Pages 9 to 16| Interview with Michel Younès | Michel Younès, Claire de Galembert
  • Pages 17 to 29| Veiled women at Sciences Po. The handling of stigma and professional integration | Ostiane Lazrak
  • Pages 31 to 43| Religion in the local repertoire of action of the French National Education system. Practitioners faced with central directives | Vanille Laborde
  • Pages 45 to 55| Supervising the religiosity of students at school since 2004. From the law to its implementation | Chloé Le Meur
  • Pages 57 to 66| Leaving the public for the private? Professional and religious dilemmas among Muslim teachers in France | Diane-Sophie Girin
  • Pages 67 to 76| Regulation of religious speech in class by middle and high school teachers | Benjamin Farhat
  • Pages 77 to 86| Issues and dimensions of religion in the context of forestry work in Gabon | Étienne Bourel
  • Pages 87 to 97| The manufacture of commitment to work through religious belief. The prosperity gospel and success in a real estate business | Eliza Benites-Gambirazio
  • Pages 99 to 111| The house—overlooked in agricultural transmission projects outside the family setting | Brigitte Chizelle, Dominique Lataste, Claire Leroy
  • Pages 113 to 118| Interview with Évelyne Lhoste | Évelyne Lhoste, Cynthia Colmellere, Stéphanie Lacour
  • Pages 119 to 131| Genesis of the problematization of religion at work. From the promotion of diversity to the management of religion | Hicham Benaissa
  • Pages 133 to 144| Religion, a resource for female entrepreneurship in Senegal | Sadio Ba Gning
  • Pages 145 to 156| Sociology in Britain | John Scott
  • Pages 157 to 160| “Talking about unemployment. Life stories for social and professional integration” | François Granier
  • Pages 161 to 166| Readings | François Granier
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_038 <![CDATA[ Third places: Emancipation in action? | Sociologies pratiques (2019/1 No 38) ]]> 2019-03-27T00:00:00+01:00 2019-04-30T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 1| Tribute to Jean-Daniel Reynaud | Philippe Bernoux
  • Pages 3 to 10| Unravelling third places: Genealogical attempts | Cynthia Colmellere, Delphine Corteel, Volny Fages, Stéphanie Lacour
  • Pages 11 to 23| Interview with Matei Gheorghiu | Matei Gheorghiu, Delphine Corteel, Volny Fages
  • Pages 25 to 30| Interview with Julien Bellanger | Julien Bellanger, Marie-Christine Bureau
  • Pages 31 to 34| Interview with Évelyne Lhoste | Évelyne Lhoste, Cynthia Colmellere, Stéphanie Lacour
  • Pages 35 to 48| Creating a fab lab at university: Human and institutional issues | Jean-Marc Galan, Francesca Musiani
  • Pages 49 to 58| A FabLab in the countryside: Regimes of action and the coordination of resources | Jérôme Lamy
  • Pages 59 to 70| From amateur hacker to computer scientist, learning to hijack: A study of the socialization of computer hacking | Antoine Larribeau
  • Pages 71 to 82| GEIQ Theater as a springboard? The trajectories of performing artists | Nicolas Roux
  • Pages 83 to 95| Inquiring into or inquiring with? Toward a democratic practice of sociology | Annick Madec, Sylvie Monchatre, Pinar Selek
  • Pages 97 to 106| Immersion in the daily lives of Czech workers | Saša Uhlova, François Granier
  • Pages 107 to 114| “Fields and researchers under surveillance. Self-control, self-censorship, and the administration of the social sciences” | Anaïs Maro, Constance Perrin-Joly
  • Pages 115 to 126| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_037 <![CDATA[ Sociologists on the common thread of demand | Sociologies pratiques (2018/2 No 37) ]]> 2018-11-26T00:00:00+01:00 2018-12-03T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 7| Foreword | François Granier, Pierre Moisset, Pascal Thobois
  • Pages 9 to 18| Interview with Annie Thébaud-Mony | Annie Thébaud-Mony, Pierre Moisset
  • Pages 19 to 23| Interview with Michel Wieviorka | Michel Wieviorka, François Granier
  • Pages 25 to 38| Sociology and inclusive research: Collaborative prospective study for a research agenda on water | Charles de Godoy Leski, Vincent Marquet, Denis Salles
  • Pages 39 to 47| Social science expertise: A political matter? The case of the French Agency for Food, Environmental, and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) | Daniel Benamouzig, Olivier Borraz, Jean-Noël Jouzel, Danielle Salomon
  • Pages 49 to 58| The researcher at the bedside of democracy? An experiment in engaged research of participatory democracy in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region | Rémi Lefebvre, Martine Legris
  • Pages 59 to 69| The place of sociology within collaborative action-research: Feedback on an innovation in risk prevention | Eric Boutroy, Bastien Soulé
  • Pages 71 to 79| Engaged pedagogy. The challenges of citizen cooperation on urban issues | Agnès Deboulet, Claudette Lafaye
  • Pages 81 to 90| Action-research in the fight against exclusion: A system in tension | Marie Loison, Anne Petiau
  • Pages 91 to 104| Establishing a rational pedagogy: From sociological theory to social obstacles | Sandrine Garcia, Anne-Claudine Oller
  • Pages 105 to 115| How to do public sociology? | Monique Hirschhorn
  • Pages 117 to 118| General bibliography | François Granier
  • Pages 119 to 135| Sociology in the Netherlands | Rob Timans
  • Pages 137 to 140| Volunteering with “unaccompanied minors.” A form of political involvement in civic life | Domitille Roucou
  • Pages 141 to 142| Juvenile crime: “Microbe” youth as a symptom of the difficulties of child protection in Côte d’Ivoire | Julie Baudryard épse Ohoupe
  • Pages 143 to 144| Negotiating working time flexibility in Belgium: A proposal from a sociopolitical perspective | Valérie Mansvelt
  • Pages 145 to 150| Talking about one’s work, talking about work | François Granier
  • Pages 151 to 155| “Contemporary transformations in the relationship to work” | François Granier
  • Pages 157 to 164| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_036 <![CDATA[ Sociology on demand? | Sociologies pratiques (2018/1 No 36) ]]> 2018-04-12T00:00:00+02:00 2018-04-19T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 8| Where is the social demand for sociology today? | François Granier, Laurence Ould-Ferhat, Pascal Thobois
  • Pages 11 to 16| Interview with Alexandre Largier | Pascal Thobois
  • Pages 17 to 24| Interview with Vincent Spenlehauer | Laurence Ould-Ferhat
  • Pages 27 to 36| The difficult emergence of the market for providing sociological services | Grégori Akermann
  • Pages 37 to 46| React, anticipate, support. What the world of work expects from sociologists | Anne-Claude Hinault, Florence Osty, Laurence Servel
  • Pages 47 to 56| Evaluation of public policies and sociology: Overview of a distant relationship | Thomas Delahais, Agathe Devaux-Spatarakis
  • Pages 57 to 66| Assess and understand: Which demands for which disciplines? | Jules Simha
  • Pages 67 to 75| Emphasizing “evaluation” on the academic level by avoiding reverse instrumentalization. The case of an experiment in emergency telemedicine | Gérald Gaglio
  • Pages 77 to 85| Contractual sociological research as an experience of institutions’ relationship to reflexivity | Lise Demailly
  • Pages 87 to 94| The institutions of nature. A potential to be developed for sociological research | Isabelle Mauz, Arnaud Cosson
  • Pages 95 to 103| Sociology in the service of saving energy? Deconstructing the expectations of the initial order to better respond to them | Elsa Lagier
  • Pages 105 to 115| Sociological intervention in associations | Elisabetta Bucolo, Joseph Haeringer
  • Pages 117 to 118| General bibliography
  • Pages 121 to 130| Doing sociology with an authoritarian state. The case of China | Emmanuel Breffeil, Julien Dreyfuss
  • Pages 133 to 134| Faced with an organizational change. Identity adaptation in employees of an oil company | Guillemette Chaumeil
  • Pages 135 to 136| Relations between self-employed workers and businesses. New challenges for human resources | Laurent Grandguillaume
  • Pages 137 to 138| Experiencing collaboration in the firm. Between uncertainty and disengagement | Eva Milcent
  • Pages 139 to 140| Leadership and team dynamics at Nouvelle vie ouvrière | Sami Mehdioui
  • Pages 143 to 147| Readings
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_035 <![CDATA[ Continuing Professional Education: Between Personal Right and Social Imperative | Sociologies pratiques (2017/2 No 35) ]]> 2017-11-10T00:00:00+01:00 2017-11-27T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 7| Learning to work at any age, for whom and for what? | Emmanuel de Lescure
  • Pages 13 to 18| From continuing professional education to job security: a long trek | Jean-Louis Dayan, Emmanuel de Lescure, Nadège Vezinat
  • Pages 19 to 25| Developing regulations in continuing professional education: a multi-actor construction method | Michèle Tallard, Emmanuel de Lescure, Nadège Vezinat
  • Pages 27 to 33| Employee training: a “necessary” reality in question | Emmanuel Quenson, Emmanuel de Lescure, Nadège Vezinat
  • Pages 37 to 47| Certification Policy over the life course: towards the labelling of workers? | Fabienne Maillard
  • Pages 49 to 57| Socialising Hiring Risks: Operational Preparation for Work | Josua Gräbener
  • Pages 59 to 72| Does professional training mean social integration? | Manuella Roupnel-Fuentes
  • Pages 73 to 81| Informal learning and “work dynamics” | Christine Fournier, Marion Lambert, Isabelle Marion-Vernoux
  • Pages 83 to 93| Continued professional training at the Société Générale between 1950 and 2000: a tool for universal promotion? | Nicolas Divert
  • Pages 95 to 104| Workers, professional interviews and evolution: the appropriation of the 2014 law in an automobile factory | Axel Pohn-Weidinger, Marliese Weissmann
  • Pages 107 to 117| Doctor-patient relationships and the risks associated with trust | Véronique Haberey-Knuessi, Patrick Obertelli
  • Pages 121 to 122| “Workplace Autonomy. Why? How?” | François Granier
  • Pages 125 to 135| Readings
  • Pages 137 to 139| Bibliography and resources
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_034 <![CDATA[ Digital Technology: (Dis)organising Work? | Sociologies pratiques (2017/1 No 34) ]]> 2017-05-10T00:00:00+02:00 2017-05-30T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 1| In memoriam Mohamed Madoui
  • Pages 3 to 12| Digital technology and work: mutual influences? | Anca Boboc
  • Pages 15 to 19| Interview with Marc-Éric Bobillier-Chaumon | Marc-Éric Bobillier-Chaumon
  • Pages 21 to 26| Interview with Olivier Mériaux | Olivier Mériaux
  • Pages 29 to 38| From knowledge sharing to collaborative work: the scope and limitations of digital tools | Marie Benedetto-Meyer, Nicolas Klein
  • Pages 39 to 47| “Every man to his trade”: how farmers have responded to digital services | Caroline Mazaud
  • Pages 49 to 59| Using digital devices within new forms of organization: emergence to stabilization | Grégory Jemine
  • Pages 61 to 71| Branding has a set of new clothes on the social web. The intermediary role of community managers | Thomas Jammet
  • Pages 73 to 82| Digital technology in the world of health care: the GP 2.0? | Cynthia Slomian
  • Pages 83 to 92| The Crisorsec application: a digital device sitting at the cusp of the challenges facing crisis management in urban centres | Laurence Créton-Cazanave, Anca Boboc, Laurence Ould-Ferhat
  • Pages 93 to 101| Corporate coworking: hacking into the workplace? | Blandine Bréchignac, Anca Boboc, Laurence Ould-Ferhat
  • Pages 103 to 109| Paradoxical effects of digital practices on workplace transformation in a university hospital | Nathanaël Wallenhorst, Laurence Ould-Ferhat
  • Pages 111 to 121| Commercial real estate under the cosh of digital technology: from the designated office to the office of tomorrow. Testimonies | Maria Ianeva, Cécile Adam
  • Pages 125 to 134| The aesthetics and politics of resisting work in “Modern Times” | Stéphane Debenedetti, Isabelle Huault, Véronique Perret
  • Pages 137 to 138| Organisational change: a necessity for organisations, a conundrum for collaborators | Johanna Azil
  • Pages 139 to 140| Self, persona, society: (re)presentations of consultants in change management | Kevin Galli
  • Pages 141 to 142| Between company digital policies and employees’ strategies: visibility at work as a source of excess | Sariga Sivarasah
  • Pages 145 to 147| The 20th AISLF Congress: “Shifting societies, Changing Sociology” Montreal (4-8 July 2016) | May Balabane-Parent du Chatelet, Grégory Lévis
  • Pages 149 to 152| “Social and human sciences in a context of biographical abundance”. Avenues for thought on the analysis of biographical data (EHES 9-11 March 2016)
  • Pages 153 to 154| “Higly Skilled Migration and the Return of Expatriate Skills: stakes and realities” (18-19 May 2017, Bejaïa, Algeria)
  • Pages 157 to 165| Readings
  • Pages 167 to 168| Bibliography and resources
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_032 <![CDATA[ Sport and Business: A Marriage of Convenience? | Sociologies pratiques (2016/2 No 32) ]]> 2016-04-26T00:00:00+02:00 2016-05-11T00:00:00+02:00
  • Pages 1 to 8| The Unlikely Rapprochement of Sport and Business | Béatrice Barbusse
  • Pages 11 to 15| Interview with Serge Simon | Serge Simon, Béatrice Barbusse, François Sarfati
  • Pages 17 to 20| Interview with Franck Leclerc | Franck Leclerc, Béatrice Barbusse, François Sarfati
  • Pages 23 to 32| Social Sport and Paternalism: The Driving Forces of the Sports Newspaper L'Auto (1918-1939) | Tom Busseuil
  • Pages 33 to 43| Sport and Professional Socialisation: The Case of an Adventure Race Organised by a Leading French Company | Denis Bernardeau Moreau, Marie Hingant
  • Pages 45 to 54| The World Equestrian Games and the Emergence of a Non-managerial Organizational Enclave as a Result of the Sporting Imaginary | Xavier Philippe
  • Pages 55 to 64| Commercial Businesses in the Community Sports Sector: The Case of Equestrian Companies | Vérène Chevalier
  • Pages 65 to 75| Doing what You Love: When Sports People Become Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs Turn to Sport | Fanny Dubois, Philippe Terral
  • Pages 79 to 88| Young People and Trade Union Membership: Successful Integration or Imminent Divorce? A Critical Perspective on Two Trade Union Organizations in Quebec | Marc-Antoine Durand-Allard, Mélanie Dufour-Poirier, Mélanie Laroche
  • Pages 91 to 104| Practising Sociology in Cameroon: From the Grand Partage to the Emergence of Socioanthropology | Emmanuel Kamdem, Rose Ikellé
  • Pages 107 to 108| The 'New Way of Working'. Discourse, Mechanisms, and Practices of a Process of Organizational Change | Grégory Jemine
  • Pages 109 to 110| The Effects of Rapid Growth: A Case Study of an Association Aiming to Integrate Young People into Society | Michèle Delouya
  • Pages 113 to 120| Reading
    • ]]>         tag:cairn.info,2005:numero:E_SOPR_HS02 <![CDATA[ Change and Intervention in Organizations: The Contribution of Marc Uhalde | Sociologies pratiques (2016/1 HS 2) ]]> 2016-03-11T00:00:00+01:00 2016-03-22T00:00:00+01:00
  • Pages 1 to 6| The Vitality of a Way of Thinking from which Knowledge and Intervention Practices in Organizations Draw Inspiration | Anne-Claude Hinault, Florence Osty, Philippe Robert-Tanguy, Pascal Thobois
  • Pages 7 to 20| An Analytical Framework for the Dilemmas Relating to Stances Adopted during Sociological Intervention | Marc Uhalde
  • Pages 23 to 30| The Engaged Sociologist: Marc Uhalde on What the Sociological Profession Should Be | Anne-Claude Hinault
  • Pages 31 to 34| Teaching Sociology: Marc Uhalde's Conception of Pedagogy | Sandrine Nicourd
  • Pages 35 to 46| Sociology and Ergonomics: A Creative Dynamic in an Action-learning Initiative | Pierre Richard
  • Pages 47 to 56| Writing Two Works Together: A Tradition of Working as a Team | Martine Buffier-Morel, François Granier
  • Pages 59 to 68| Social Crisis and Collective Learning: The Two Aspects of Change in Businesses | Florence Osty
  • Pages 69 to 76| How Management Modernisation Impacts Identity | Mokhtar Kaddouri
  • Pages 77 to 83| What Happened to the Sociology of Organizations? | Françoise Piotet, Florence Osty
  • Pages 85 to 98| Sociological Intervention as Knowledge Production: An Approach between Science and the Social | Christine Audoux
  • Pages 99 to 108| Towards an Ethics of Sociological Intervention. An Ethical Approach to Marc Uhalde's Thought: A New Basis for Sociological Engagement in the Community? | Matthieu de Nanteuil-Miribel
  • Pages 111 to 115| From Sociologist to 'Sociograph' | Thomas Troadec, Florence Osly
  • Pages 117 to 128| The Intervention Testing the Sociologist: The Art of Imbalance and Counterpoint | Marie-Hélène Cabé
  • Pages 129 to 136| Intervening in Urgent Situations: An Opportunity for the Practising Sociologist? | Grégory Lévis
  • Pages 137 to 146| Sociology without Sociologists: Maintaining the Sociological Gaze in Organizations | Pascal Ughetto
  • Pages 147 to 156| Ethics at the Heart of the Practices of Intervening Sociologists | Philippe Robert-Tanguy
  • Pages 157 to 158| Bibliography of Marc Uhalde's works
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