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Journal articles on the topic "Sociologie politique – Chine"
Girouard, Étienne. "Revisiter la socialisation politique de l’autorité chez Max Weber." Articles 33, no. 3 (January 7, 2015): 57–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1027940ar.
Full textLaslett, Peter. "La parenté en chiffres." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 43, no. 1 (February 1988): 5–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1988.283473.
Full textPayette, Alex, and Yi-Chun Chien. "Le care pour les personnes âgées en contexte « chinois » : une analyse comparative structurelle entre Taiwan et la République Populaire de Chine." Asiatische Studien - Études Asiatiques 74, no. 3 (September 1, 2020): 583–608. http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/asia-2019-0055.
Full textSandal, Nukhet A., Enyu Zhang, Carolyn C. James, and Patrick James. "Poliheuristic Theory and Crisis Decision Making: A Comparative Analysis of Turkey with China." Canadian Journal of Political Science 44, no. 1 (March 2011): 27–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008423910001083.
Full textMacDonald, Alphonse L., and Yves Blayo. "Des Politiques Demographiques en Chine." Population and Development Review 23, no. 4 (December 1997): 898. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/2137392.
Full textWade, Geoff. "Engaging the South: Ming China and Southeast Asia in the Fifteenth Century." Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 51, no. 4 (2008): 578–638. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/156852008x354643.
Full textAttané, Isabelle. "La Chine : quelles politiques démographiques ?" Critique internationale 29, no. 4 (2005): 49. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/crii.029.0049.
Full textBoutang, Yann Moulier, and Monique Selim. "Fragments politiques et économiques de Chine." Multitudes 54, no. 3 (2013): 105. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/mult.054.0105.
Full textBergère, Marie-Claire, Noël Castelino, Christian Henriot, and Pui-Yin Ho. "Essai de prosopographie des élites shanghaïennes à l'époque républicaine, 1911-1949." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 40, no. 4 (August 1985): 901–30. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1985.283208.
Full textBalme, Stéphanie, and Isabelle Sourbès-Verger. "Politique spatiale et construction de l'état en Chine." Hermès 34, no. 2 (2002): 121. http://dx.doi.org/10.4267/2042/14447.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Sociologie politique – Chine"
Rhee, Yang-Ho. "La Participation des intellectuels au développement politico-économique en Chine : 1978-1985." Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA010284.
Full textSince the third plenary session of the eleventh central committee of the Chinese communist party held in 1978, the relations between the state and the intellectuals have changed. The state legitimized the intellectuals' role, the intellectual libery and their economic interests. Moreover, the state encouraged their participation in the political and economic institutions. Nevertheless, the reform-minded intellectuals asked for more liberty, political, and economic reform. The state is confronted with the claim of the intellectuals for the democratization of the political system
Zu, Quanbi. "La question du logement dans la ville chinoise au coeur des mutations urbaines : une sociologie des nouveaux modes d'habiter entre héritage et modernité : le cas de Pékin." Paris 8, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA083948.
Full textRelying on research experiments and theories from the Western American and Chinese urban sociology, the thesis contributes to the understanding of Chinese urban society current mutations through the observation of the housing question in Beijing viewed from the side of the homebuyers. Promoted by the reforms, the expansion and the privatization of the housing sector, this trend appears to meet the enthusiasm of households, more and more numerous to access these new private prosperity spaces. Looking for 'good life' and social distinction, accepting to drastically change their ways of life and move away from the Centre, the emerging middle classes participate actively, with more or less happy results, in the transformation of contemporary urban China. The investigation, both semantic (glossary), ethnographic (observation), visual (photos) is mainly supported by the in-situ narratives and, “tales of life” and conversations
Monteil, Lucas. "L'Espace des désirs : enquête sur la construction des homosexualités masculines en Chine post-maoïste." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA080030.
Full textOften thought of in terms of "identity" or "culture", "national" or "globalized", the homosexual question in China is primarily dependent on a singular story: that of the meanings attributed to male same-sex love and sex in general during the Chinese modernization, marked successively by the modernizing nationalism (1911-1949), the Maoist revolution (1949-1976) and the post-Maoist reforms of the economy (from 1978). At first largely "erased" from public space, the forms and representations of homoerotic life have benefited from new opportunities for expression in the context of economic liberalization and openness to international trade. This six-year survey, from 2009 to 2015, in three mainland Chinese cities - Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu - questions the common and learned association of homosexuality in China with supposedly modern-day young people from the new middle and globalized classes. It highlights the existence of distinct configurations of male homosexuality in post-Maoist China, whose socio-cultural forms differ according to their position, more or less central or peripheral, in a space at the same time social, geographical, symbolic and trans / national in rapid transformation. The thesis shows more broadly how all articulated dimensions of what can be called an erotic taste - how, what, and who we love, what does love mean, how do we learn it? - and where this comes from... - develop and articulate differently in this Chinese space of homosexuality, consubstantially with the processes characterizing China's reforms and opening.The historically and socially situated forms of socialization to homosexuality, which vary in particular from the respective importance of interpersonal encounters and emerging cultural scenarios of homosexuality, provide information on the transformations at work in the field of public discourse, marked by partial political liberalization and socially unequal circulation. The prevalence and banality of economic-sexual exchanges within the peripheral configurations, in contrast with the strong stigmatization of prostitution in the central universes, illustrates the effect on the erotic life of the profound upheaval of the conditions of production and the social structure. Chinese, characterized in particular by the development of internal migration. Other differences relating to the ideal bodily types structure the space of homosexualities in presence, the preponderance of "old-young love" (laoshaolian) in peripheral universes, cutting in particular with the hegemonic character of a homogamy of age in the center, informing differentiated evolution of the forms of primary socialization according to class and generation. The observation of differential relationships to the heterosexual marriage between the central and peripheral homoerotic worlds enlightens the transformations of the marital institution and sexual norms in the post-Maoist period, marked by the emergence of a norm of romantic marriage and of genuine love, particularly pregnant among the youth of the middle classes. The transnational circulation of sexual categories in China is finally grasped in terms of their differentiated reception and the logics of their appropriation and circulation within the space of homosexuality and the national space that determines it. The investigation leads here to a reversal of the investigation, of the contextualization of the sex to the lighting of the context, which returns, rather than to seek the traits of the cultures "Chinese" or "globalized" in Chinese
Frazier, Mark W. "The making of the Chinese industrial workplace : state, revolution, and labor management /." Cambridge : Cambridge university press, 2002. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb389557602.
Full textMiège, Pierre. "Les évolutions de la danwei dans la Chine des réformes : une analyse des changements de la société urbaine (1978-2004)." Paris, EHESS, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005EHES0028.
Full textBased on a new approach of the concept of the work unit (in Chinese danwei), this thesis analyses the evolutions of Chinese urban society between 1978 and 2004. The danwei can better be understood as the result of the prescription of various practices and actions of the Party-State on a single place - the work place. Economic reforms have not weakened but instead reinforced the danwei. It is only in the second half of the 1990s that economic and social pressures have forced the authorities to dismantle the work unit, and to experiment new forms of social engineering. The heritage of the danwei is highlighted, as the Party-State tries to lean on new stable local communities, the shequ, to maintain its capacity to control, regulate and organiza urban society. This thesis studies Chinese urban society through these various reconfigurations of the danwei
Amar, Nathanel. "Scream for Life : usages politiques de la culture en Chine : échanges et résistance au sein de communautés alternatives : le cas des punks et des cinéastes indépendants." Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015IEPP0037.
Full textHis thesis offers a study of the emergence of counter-culture in the People’s Republic of China through the lens of political contestation, with the help of cultural productions and a fieldwork carried on in several Chinese cities from 2012 to 2015. Two counter-cultural communities have been studied in this thesis, the punks and the independent filmmakers. This choice allows us to reveal similar logics within these two communities about their relationship to politics and to the spaces they have been able to create in order to produce and release their works, in a State which still tightly controls cultural expression. Chinese counter-culture must first be put back into the context of the management, by the Communist Party, of all forms of cultural expression, from Qu Qiubai’s theories to Mao Zedong’s Talks about literature and art. Punks and independent filmmakers thus place themselves into the history of artists and intellectuals’ resistance against the control by Chinese authorities of the cultural field. They find new tools in order to express their disagreements, through the minor appropriation of available techniques. The thesis proposes to study this two forms of counter-culture through the effects they produce on the actors themselves, through the new forms of subjectivity they create, but also through the search of autonomous spaces, which embodies the struggle against the Chinese Communist Party’s monopoly of public space. The analysis will also address the counter-cultural expression as a kind of speech of truth (parrhesia), in a society where, according to Liu Xiaobo, “to refuse lies is precisely the most effective way to undermine tyranny”
Sun, Jiawen. "Corps et politique dans la Chine contemporaine : sociologie de la souffrance parmi les anciens jeunes instruits envoyés dans les fermes militaires pendant la Révolution culturelle." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020EHES0164.
Full textIn this thesis, we select the educated youth (zhiqing) who have been sent to the military farms (Bingtuan) during the Cultural Revolution as our objet of research. Through the analysis of their oral history, we examine the difficulties and the traumas those educated youth have encountered in their life-course from the perspective of sociology of the body and medical anthropology, with the aim of finding out the social and political origins of the suffering endured by this “lost generation”. Firstly, by applying the oral history research and the life-course approach, we comprehensively present the various sufferings encountered by different groups of educated youth. Concerning the genre of suffering, we explore their physical pain and mental trauma. In terms of the diachronic nature of suffering, we interrogate the injuries that have occurred in the past and the psychological or physical traumas that have had lasting effects over the years. Secondly, within the theoretical framework of the sociology of value, we analyze the value crisis, the deprivation and the reconstruction of values experienced by the generation of educated youth. We point out that the multiple deprivations of value suffered by the zhiqing during the process of social change have been exactly the social origin of their sense of “being lost”. In addition, the collective narratives of the educated youths about their physical pain actually reflect their hope that society and the authorities would recognize their sacrifices. Thirdly, from a historical perspective, we explain the particular concepts of body politics that the generation of educated youth, generally regarded as the “Maoist New Men”, has been inculcated. We examine the nationalization, the revolutionization and the collectivization of the Chinese body in the social context of national salvation since the end of the Qing dynasty. We propose that the radicalization of the “Maoist New Men” is not the result of contingency, but of deep historical, social and political reasons. Finally, we explore the possibility of saving the historical truth from the structural amnesia. Our ambition is to write the history of the Maoist era in a broader historical and social context, and to integrate the suffering of the Chinese during this era with the universal human suffering, so that similar tragedies would never happen again
Duso-Bauduin, Stephen. "L'aigle et le qilin : sociologie des représentations stratégiques américaines de la Chine à partir de la guerre du Golfe et sous les mandats de Clinton." Paris, EHESS, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003EHES0028.
Full textThis PhD dissertation studies the american strategic representations of China, starting with the first missionaries and tradesmen in China in the 19th century, then reaching its climax with the Nixon-Kissinger years. It focuses on the dynamic of strategic representations of China during the two Clinton terms, analysing the shift from the concepts of China as "strategic partner" and "friend" to the concepts of "peer competitor" and "strategic competitor". The nucleus of this research is the in-depth study of the institutions and pressure groups shaping the dominant strategic representations of China in the United States. The actors shaping American policies towards China range from political actors to various economic interest groups and conflicting social forces. This dissertation unveils the prevailing economic interests but also dwells on secondary actors like the human right NGOs, the paranoid strategists spreading the "yellow peril" image, and the chinese-americans who build a schizophrenic representation of China. Finally, the PhD develops the "soft power" theory, studying the role of American fiction in making or spreading strategic images of China
Dreyfuss, Julien. "Le développement du système gérontologique chinois : étude sur l'arrondissement de Changping de la municipalité de Beijing." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0096.
Full textPopulation ageing and social changes, due to urbanization and modernization of China, lead to a pressing need of services and facilities for the elderly. The government must address this situation by developing an elder care system answering the needs of the country. Late government involvement leads to the need for major reforms, and the establishment of a legislative framework to redirect the development that took the already existing elder care system, in order to put it in line with the needs of the population.This thesis has been set up in parallel with the launch of ambitious political goals for an overhaul of the Chinese elder care system. This has led to a need to emphasize fieldwork research. The main fieldwork study is on the Changping district of Beijing Municipality. It analyzes how policymakers take decisions regarding the development of services and facilities for the elderly, through a research project on this theme, realized by a team of researchers working for the government, team in which I was integrated. This allows me to study the relationship of the local government with researchers, with the directors of senior care institutions, and with the municipal government. Through this approach, I aim to reveal the decision making process regarding the development of the elder care system, and explain what phenomena disrupt the setup of functional solutions, however well identified by the central government
Tan, Eng Bok Georges. "Formation de l'Etat, culture stratégique, et politique militaire : analyse comparative URSS/Chine des permanences et des changements." Paris 10, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA100058.
Full textBased on cultural characteristics and geostrategic legacies specific to the USSR and people's Republic of China, this dissertation examines: 1) the role of the military in building the State, 2) the influence of traditional strategic culture in nuclear era, and 3) the ability to meet the American cultural and technological challenge in military policy. Its main finding refers to a conceptual, non-strategic, interpretation of possible causes to the collapse, without fight, of the soviet system
Books on the topic "Sociologie politique – Chine"
Dang zhongguo gai bian shi jie: Quand la Chine change le monde. Beijing: zhong xin chu ban she, 2005.
Find full textAdams, Ian. Power of the wheel: The Falun Gong revolution. Toronto: Stoddart, 2000.
Find full textStacey, Judith. Patriarchy and Socialist Revolution in China. University of California Press, 1992.
Find full textConfronting Discrimination and Inequality in China: Chinese and Canadian Perspectives. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 2009.
Find full textAdams, Riley, Rocco Galati, and Ian Adams. Power of the Wheel: The Falun Gong Revolution. Stoddart, 2001.
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