J Michaud
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3305 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J Michaud |
| NOMBRES | J |
| APELLIDO | Michaud |
| FIRMA | MICHAUD J |
| AFILIACIONES | Canadian Respiratory Research Network |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3883-4484 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Necropolitics of the North
The SCS closure has exacerbated already limited support for PWUD in Sudbury and increased their exposure to a variety of risks and harms. Necropolitics of the state deem PWUD as unworthy of living, resulting in structural violence and the creation of death worlds for PWUD
Mapping socio-spatial contexts of drug use and service access
Greater Sudbury, Canada, is the largest geographical city in the province of Ontario. With urban and rural characteristics, Sudbury's population density is sparse, yet it features an active downtown core. Sudbury's only supervised consumption site (SCS) closed in 2024. We examine the socio-spatial contexts of drug use and access as a governance outcome of service placement, transportation access, and policing. By mapping and identifying areas of …
French Military Ethnography in Colonial Upper Tonkin (Northern Vietnam), 1897–1904
This article narrates a remarkable endeavor, a venture into the colonial ethnography of borderland mountain societies of today’s northern Vietnam, then upland Tonkin, from the unlikely cultural perspective of the military. This venture, commissioned by Governors Generals Paul Doumer and Paul Beau, was conducted a little over a century ago, yielding over four thousand manuscript pages penned by seventy different authors.First, I consider the logic…
Imaginative and Adaptive Economic Strategies for Hmong Livelihoods in Lào Cai Province, Northern Vietnam
Studies of ethnic minorities in upland northern Vietnam often emphasize how such groups are incorporated within the nation, and how members react to market liberalization. Yet, based on ethnographic research in Lào Cai Province, particularly among the Hmong, we argue that many highlanders see their situation quite differently. Combining locally embedded social, political, and economic forms with the imperatives of Vietnam's liberalization, they a…
'Incidental' Ethnographers
Chapter Four. Focusing Upon The Catholic Colonial Missionary Towards The End Of The 19th Century
Chapter Two. Upland Northern Vietnam
This chapter is a general introduction to colonial highland Tonkin and its populations intended to set the cultural background of the ethnographies presented in this book. It begins with an outline of the history of the northern highlands from imperial times to French colonial rule. A picture is then drawn of the highland ethnic situation during the French watch, using the French ethnic categories. Finally, the situation as it stands today is exp…
Illustrations And Maps
This colour painting is shown in the Martyr Room at the MEP Seminary in Paris, and is exemplary of the 19th century movement for the emulation of young recruits.
Chapter Nine. Rivalry, Avoidance, And Scientific Longing
In his analysis of the work of Recollect missionary Chrestien Le Clercq who was active in the French colony of Canada in the late 17th century, Serge Trudel refl ected on the topic of ethnographic discourse
Index
Chapter Eight. The Works Of Missionaries Liétard, Vial, And Savina
As far as the ethnography of highland Southeast Asia goes, here we have a remarkable trio. Paul Vial (1855-1917) arrived in Asia in 1881, Alfred Litard (1872-1912) 15 years later in 1896, and Franois Marie Savina (1876-1941) another 5 years after again, in 1901. The three MEP missionaries were therefore simultaneously posted in the Southeast Asian massif between 1906, when Savina received his fi rst assignment in highland Tonkin, and 1912 when Li…
Chapter Three. French Ethnography In New France
Chapter One. Missionary Ethnographers In And Around Tonkin
Chapter Six. Missionary Colonial Expansion And The Upper Tonkin Vicariate
Practically all the authors discussed in this chapter are missionaries. 1 Only on occasion will a voice from the colonial administration-men again-be heard. This account, therefore, does not attempt to cover the full range of the colonial politics of missionary expansion in Tonkin, which would require many more voices to be inserted in the narrative and, in any case, it is the work of historians. 2 Here, we will attach ourselves to the missionary…
Preliminary Material
A Historical Account of Modern Social Change in Ladakh (Indian Kashmir) with Special Attention Paid to Tourism
Imaginative and Adaptive Economic Strategies for Hmong Livelihoods in Lào Cai Province, Northern Vietnam
Studies of ethnic minorities in upland northern Vietnam often emphasize how such groups are incorporated within the nation, and how members react to market liberalization. Yet, based on ethnographic research in Lào Cai Province, particularly among the Hmong, we argue that many highlanders see their situation quite differently. Combining locally embedded social, political, and economic forms with the imperatives of Vietnam's liberalization, they a…
French Military Ethnography in Colonial Upper Tonkin (Northern Vietnam), 1897–1904
This article narrates a remarkable endeavor, a venture into the colonial ethnography of borderland mountain societies of today’s northern Vietnam, then upland Tonkin, from the unlikely cultural perspective of the military. This venture, commissioned by Governors Generals Paul Doumer and Paul Beau, was conducted a little over a century ago, yielding over four thousand manuscript pages penned by seventy different authors.First, I consider the logic…
A Historical Account of Modern Social Change in Ladakh (Indian Kashmir) with Special Attention Paid to Tourism
A Historical Account of Modern Social Change in Ladakh (Indian Kashmir) with Special Attention Paid to Tourism
'Incidental' Ethnographers
Chapter Four. Focusing Upon The Catholic Colonial Missionary Towards The End Of The 19th Century
Chapter Two. Upland Northern Vietnam
This chapter is a general introduction to colonial highland Tonkin and its populations intended to set the cultural background of the ethnographies presented in this book. It begins with an outline of the history of the northern highlands from imperial times to French colonial rule. A picture is then drawn of the highland ethnic situation during the French watch, using the French ethnic categories. Finally, the situation as it stands today is exp…
Illustrations And Maps
This colour painting is shown in the Martyr Room at the MEP Seminary in Paris, and is exemplary of the 19th century movement for the emulation of young recruits.
Chapter Nine. Rivalry, Avoidance, And Scientific Longing
In his analysis of the work of Recollect missionary Chrestien Le Clercq who was active in the French colony of Canada in the late 17th century, Serge Trudel refl ected on the topic of ethnographic discourse
Index
Chapter Eight. The Works Of Missionaries Liétard, Vial, And Savina
As far as the ethnography of highland Southeast Asia goes, here we have a remarkable trio. Paul Vial (1855-1917) arrived in Asia in 1881, Alfred Litard (1872-1912) 15 years later in 1896, and Franois Marie Savina (1876-1941) another 5 years after again, in 1901. The three MEP missionaries were therefore simultaneously posted in the Southeast Asian massif between 1906, when Savina received his fi rst assignment in highland Tonkin, and 1912 when Li…
Chapter Three. French Ethnography In New France
Chapter One. Missionary Ethnographers In And Around Tonkin
Chapter Six. Missionary Colonial Expansion And The Upper Tonkin Vicariate
Practically all the authors discussed in this chapter are missionaries. 1 Only on occasion will a voice from the colonial administration-men again-be heard. This account, therefore, does not attempt to cover the full range of the colonial politics of missionary expansion in Tonkin, which would require many more voices to be inserted in the narrative and, in any case, it is the work of historians. 2 Here, we will attach ourselves to the missionary…
Preliminary Material
Imaginative and Adaptive Economic Strategies for Hmong Livelihoods in Lào Cai Province, Northern Vietnam
Studies of ethnic minorities in upland northern Vietnam often emphasize how such groups are incorporated within the nation, and how members react to market liberalization. Yet, based on ethnographic research in Lào Cai Province, particularly among the Hmong, we argue that many highlanders see their situation quite differently. Combining locally embedded social, political, and economic forms with the imperatives of Vietnam's liberalization, they a…
French Military Ethnography in Colonial Upper Tonkin (Northern Vietnam), 1897–1904
This article narrates a remarkable endeavor, a venture into the colonial ethnography of borderland mountain societies of today’s northern Vietnam, then upland Tonkin, from the unlikely cultural perspective of the military. This venture, commissioned by Governors Generals Paul Doumer and Paul Beau, was conducted a little over a century ago, yielding over four thousand manuscript pages penned by seventy different authors.First, I consider the logic…
Necropolitics of the North
The SCS closure has exacerbated already limited support for PWUD in Sudbury and increased their exposure to a variety of risks and harms. Necropolitics of the state deem PWUD as unworthy of living, resulting in structural violence and the creation of death worlds for PWUD
Mapping socio-spatial contexts of drug use and service access
Greater Sudbury, Canada, is the largest geographical city in the province of Ontario. With urban and rural characteristics, Sudbury's population density is sparse, yet it features an active downtown core. Sudbury's only supervised consumption site (SCS) closed in 2024. We examine the socio-spatial contexts of drug use and access as a governance outcome of service placement, transportation access, and policing. By mapping and identifying areas of …
Geography (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (6 obras) · Anthropology (5 obras) · Ethnography (5 obras) · Archaeology (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Catholic church (3 obras) · china (3 obras)