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Journal articles on the topic "Immigrés – Aspect médical"
Kesa, Katerina. "Circulation et transnationalisation de mouvements et idées populistes d’extrême droite dans l’espace baltique. Le cas du Parti populaire conservateur d’Estonie (EKRE)." Connexe : les espaces postcommunistes en question(s) 6 (February 12, 2021): 178–208. http://dx.doi.org/10.5077/journals/connexe.2020.e355.
Full textHenrion-dourcy, Isabelle. "Télévision." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.028.
Full textMonika, Salzbrunn. "Migration." Anthropen, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.059.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Immigrés – Aspect médical"
Rostirolla, Daria. "Configurations affectives en situation de mondialisation : une étude à partir d'une consultation clinique." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0039.
Full textIn the context of global flows of people, local social and health services are confronted to different forms of complex and unprecedented suffering. Immigrants’ mental health needs have triggered numerous debates in the last decades, in particular concerning the articulation between anthropology and psychology. Their experience remained invisible and unexplored in research on healthcare access or in relation to the psychiatric disorders they cope with. Through different historical contexts, different approaches to construe the relationship to the Other have suggested different healthcare approaches for immigrants specifically. Today, these different analytical propositions seem unable to capture the plural dimension of contemporary immigrant suffering, and threaten to limit their understanding to preconceived categories. This leads to a need for redefining theoretical models and clinical strategies.This study describes the complexity of human suffering. It is grounded in an ethnography of everyday practice at a mental healthcare clinic. It relies on a sociographic and narrative approach which has allowed to take into consideration a maximum of biographic information on subjects, and which has enriched our clinical listening skills. This careful, open and person-centered form of listening unveiled a number of dimensions that are rarely taken into account in the description of globalization-related forms of suffering. Such dimensions reveal a constellation of affective, political, economic and social variables, which we have decided to conceptualize as “affective configurations”. We have carried out an in-depth analysis of new forms of being-in-the-world for contemporary subjects. We thus shifted the focus on the subject as an actor of multiple and changing therapeutic itineraries within immigration trajectories. This approach is located at the intersection between clinical medical anthropology and subject-centered clinic. It both gives access to the subjects’ experiences and acknowledges their existence and unique needs – while until then, they had remained invisible through a focus on their otherness, particularly in the context of mental health. Finally, we attempt to contribute to developing competent psychosocial services for globalization-related forms of suffering
Gabarro, Céline. "L’attribution de l’aide médicale d’Etat (AME) par les agents de l’Assurance maladie : entre soupçon de fraude, figures de l’étranger et injonctions gestionnaires." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCC167/document.
Full textIn this dissertation, we address the issue of healthcare access for undocumented immigrants through the study of State Medical Aid (referred to as AME – Aide Médicale d’Etat) – a healthcare coverage specifically dedicated to them. Based on an ethnographic study carried out on both sides of the counter at Health Insurance Offices (referred to as CPAM - caisses primaires d’Assurance maladie), we question the impact of an increasingly managerial approach to healthcare and of CPAM occupational mutations on AME attribution. We show how a rhetoric of suspicion developed in this administration, towards foreigners in particular. Event though this rhetoric is institutionalized, we shall see how it can also be individually reappropriated, in a context where the meaning of labor is strongly called into question, and where professional identities are undermined. While all agents share a common discourse on the fight against social fraud, they nevertheless use this logic in different ways. As a result, agents may distinctively promote a managerial expertise, a social expertise, or a system gatekeeper expertise. Finally, this dissertation shows how the use of a suspicion rhetoric does not necessarily produce a rigorist reading of AME, even if the latter dominates. On the contrary, it may also call on a social or managerial perspective – given the specificity of AME and its separate processing – that may facilitate healthcare access for undocumented immigrants
Decamp, Sabine. "Les représentations de la maladie chez les migrants : données anthropologiques à partir de la littérature, pour une meilleure prise en charge du migrant en médecine générale." Bordeaux 2, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001BOR2M059.
Full textLuca, Mario. "E-migrants : the refugee crisis, online media and the spread of xenophobic populism." Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019IEPP0044.
Full textThis dissertation aims to shed light on how the refugee crisis and online media interacted together and contributed to the rise of xenophobic and populist movements in Italy. In the first chapter we analyse the impact on far-right voting of an increased presence of refugees at the municipal level. We find that small reception centers lead to a decrease on far-right voting and hate crimes. This effect is driven mostly by municipalities that are less connected to the internet, which suggests that online media play an important role in the way migration is perceived. We also find that right-wing politicians are less likely to open such reception centres, possibly anticipating the negative electoral effect they might have. In the second chapter, we focus on the impact of a rise in salience of migration on hate speech online. We show that shipwrecks in the Mediterranean are an exogenous shock on the online conversation on Twitter and we show that in the aftermath of a tragedy polarization increases. While left-wing politicians and voters are less likely to express an anti-migrant sentiment after a shipwreck, right-wing ones are even more openly anti-migrant. Hate speech online is also correlated with an increase of hate crimes offline. In the third paper, we run an experiment to understand who consumes clickbait news and why. We find that older, less educated people who are more likely to vote for a populist party prefer online media. We also show that this preference does not come from taste alone, but from a perceived higher level of informativeness of such media by this population
Guillon, Marlène. "Essays in HIV Prévention." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0153.
Full textThe main objective of this dissertation is to offer an economic insight in the prevention of HIV. I study individual behaviors and the way these behaviors might influence HIV incidence. Chapter 1 gathers the available empirical evidence for the concept of "prevalence elasticity" in the case of HIV and demonstrates the existence of rational behavioral reaction to the risk of HIV infection. The next two chapters aim to integrate the positive externality of antiretroviral treatments on prevention in their cost-benefit analysis. Chapter 2 investigates the epidemiological and economic effects of a large scale HIV testing and treatment policy in South Africa. The results of Chapter 2 show that the success of a large-scale HIV treatment policy depends on its implementation conditions. Chapter 3 assesses the cost-effectiveness impact of an early access to care for migrant people living with HIV in France and shows that early access to care for migrants living with HIV in France would be a cost-saving intervention. Chapter 4 focuses on the determinants of sexual behaviors among the French population and studies the role of time and risk preferences in sexual behaviors. Results of Chapter 4 demonstrate that risk aversion is positively correlated with condom use among heterosexual men while present preference is negatively correlated with condom use among MSM (men who have sex with men) and women