Sociologie des institutions politiques

Dulong, Delphine

doi:10.3917/dec.dulon.2012.01

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“…Similarly, CotC's chair Tom Arnold, coming from an international charity NGO, conducted the deliberations in a way that increased the participants' agency, while Laffoy followed a stricter practice of her "role." The chair's room to maneuver could be lowered to the participants' benefit if a longterm deliberative institution were to be institutionalized, due to clearer rules and a standardization of the "role" (Lagroye and Offerlé, 2010;Dulong, 2012). Aside from the Chair, the influence of the Expert Advisory Group (EAG) is also critical as they prepare the learning program and propose the speakers, as well as the ballot upon which the citizens vote.…”

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2021

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“…Mais recentemente, importantes autores ligados à sociologia política francesa (de várias gerações), sobretudo aquela influenciada pela perspectiva de Pierre Bourdieu, buscou formular uma teoria intermediária em torno da noção de instituição (Lagroye e Offerlé, 2011;Dulong, 2012;Gaïti, 2006). Destoando explicita e deliberadamente das vertentes de neoinstitucionalismos em voga, espe-cialmente na Ciência Política 8 , entra em pauta o encontro dinâmico entre regras, modalidades de organizações, saberes objetivados e os investimentos concorrenciais de invenção, reinvenção, estabilização, rotinização e reformulação que as fazem existir 9 .…”

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“…Na forma como é empregada, a instituição ora assume uma con-8 Para um apanhado das versões de neo-institucionalismos na Ciência Política, ver Hal e Taylor ( 2003), e para uma reconstituição do uso da noção de instituição na sociologia política francesa, ver Grill (2013). 9 Resenhas de dois livros ilustrativos desse enfoque (Lagroye e Offerlé, 2011;Dulong, 2012), que procuram situá-lo no âmbito das disputas sobre o uso do conceito de instituição na Ciência Política, foram publicadas em revistas brasileiras (Grill, e 2012. dição de conceito maior da sociologia (como defendiam Émile Durkheim e Marcel Mauss), ora é como um caso excepcional de objetivação de um campo (um aparelho, no sentido dado por Bourdieu), com variações, oscilações e combinações possíveis.…”

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Dos Campos aos Domínios das “Elites” no Brasil

Grill¹,

Reis²

2018

TOMO

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A reflexividade sobre o uso de esquemas analíticos é prática indispensável aos cientistas sociais que visam afinar os instru- mentos conceituais mobilizados e fazer avançar a tarefa de apre- ensão dos fenômenos sociais. Neste artigo propomos discutir potencialidades e limites do uso de certos modelos e conceitos ao estudo de segmentos de elites no Brasil. Como eixo central, problematizamos a noção bourdieusiana de campo para pensar em dimensões de investigação que podem ser contempladas, adaptações e flexibilizações possíveis, tendo em vista contextos e universos empíricos discrepantes. A partir disso, e com base em pesquisas e reflexões acumuladas, reunimos algumas dire- trizes e noções, como as de domínios e de multinotabilidades, que nos parecem pertinentes à análise de configurações marca- das pela plasticidade e indiferenciação de lógicas, princípios e papéis.

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Same-Sex Families Challenging Norms and the Law in France

Thibeaud

2020

European Studies of Population

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Legal context has become more inclusive for same-sex couples in French society over the recent decade. It was not until 2013 that the marriage law was amended to allow same-sex couples to marry and adopt children. However, the law still lacks collateral parenting rights: access to ART and surrogacy are still illegal in France for same sex couples, and they must turn to foreign countries to access these rights. Consequently, same-sex parenting is a bit of a "makeshift job", i.e., a legal and social grey area. This chapter analyses how lesbian and gay individuals deal with the law to "make" family, based on a series of in-depth interviews. The retelling of the procreation process they adopt and the story of their daily life as parents provide revealing examples of the different way they negotiate the legal and social obstacles they face. With many roads leading to parenthood, one key aspect of same-sex parenting is the legal recognition of the status and obligations to parent(s), whatever their gender, sexual orientation or number. The different same-sex families configurations challenge the certainties about the "right way to be parent" supported by the law, questioning the dominant and legitimate definition of the "normal" family.

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Sociologie des institutions politiques

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Dos Campos aos Domínios das “Elites” no Brasil

Same-Sex Families Challenging Norms and the Law in France

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