Marcos Ancelovici
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 369088 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marcos Ancelovici |
| NOMBRES | Marcos |
| APELLIDO | Ancelovici |
| FIRMA | ANCELOVICI M |
| AFILIACIONES | Université du Québec à Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1850-7347 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 118 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1998 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Sumando ciencia y experiencia: Prácticas expertas alternativas en el movimiento por el derecho a la vivienda en Catalunya
Los movimientos sociales producen una gran diversidad de conocimientos. Aunque la literatura tienda a distinguir entre “saberes activistas” estrechamente vinculados a las experiencias subjetivas y “saberes tecnocientíficos” basados en la objetivación, las prácticas cognitivas de muchos movimientos tienden a difuminar esta dicotomía. Para ilustrarlo, en este artículo nos centramos en las prácticas expertas alternativas de la Plataforma de Afectada…
La lucha da lo que la ley y el patrón niegan: Entrevista con Aland Castro y Cristina Cabello, del Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau, Santiago de Chile
En esta entrevista, Aland Castro, uno de los fundadores del Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau en Santiago de Chile, y Cristina Cabello, una de las nuevas voceras del colectivo, explican cómo el Ukamau logró movilizar a más de 400 familias durante una década hasta conseguir que se construyera un conjunto de vivienda social en Estación Central, una comuna céntrica de la Región Metropolitana de Santiago. Cuentan cómo esta larga secuencia contenciosa i…
"La lutte vous donne ce que la loi et le patron vous nient.": Entretien avec Aland Castro et Cristina Cabello, du Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau, Santiago, Chili
Dans cet entretien, Aland Castro, l’un des fondateurs du Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau à Santiago du Chili, et Cristina Cabello, l’une des nouvelles porte-paroles du collectif, expliquent comment Ukamau a réussi à mobiliser plus de 400 familles pendant une décennie et obtenu la construction d’un ensemble de logements sociaux dans Estación Central, une municipalité près du centre de la capitale chilienne. Ils expliquent comment cette longue et c…
“The struggle gives you what the law and the boss deny you.”: Interview with Aland Castro and Cristina Cabello, from the Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau, Santiago, Chile
n this interview, Aland Castro, one of the founders of the Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau in Santiago, Chile, and Cristina Cabello, one of the collective’s new spokespersons, explain how Ukamau managed to mobilize more than 400 families over a decade and thus secured the construction of a social housing complex in Estación Central, a central district in the capital city of Chile. They explain how this long, contentious sequence involved a learni…
When Movements Change Policies: Popular Legislative Initiatives in Favor of Housing Rights in Spain
The Spanish housing rights movement has been consistently demanding new regulations of the housing sector. In addition to protests, it has campaigned for popular legislative initiatives (PLI) that have generated different outcomes. How can we account for such variation? To address this question, this article compares three PLI campaigns for housing rights: the national PLI (2011–2013), the Catalan PLI (2014–2015), and the Madrid PLI (2017). Where…
Introduction to the Special Issue: Exploring the Policy–Mobilization Nexus: How Policies and Mobilizations Shape One Another
Although public policies and social mobilizations often shape one another, policy studies and social movement studies have focused on distinct dimensions of the “policy–mobilization nexus.” Such segmented perspectives generate blind spots and partial accounts of both the policy process and social mobilization dynamics. This special issue unpacks the policy–mobilization nexus and brings together papers that analyze the interactions between public …
Ce que l'attente fait aux mouvements sociaux: Temps et micro-mobilisation dans la lutte pour le droit au logement en Espagne
Les personnes qui risquent une expulsion immobilière font face à un processus institutionnel et bureaucratique dont elles ne contrôlent pas la durée et qui est vécu comme une attente au dénouement incertain. Cet article analyse ce que font les activistes du mouvement pour le droit au logement en Espagne pour neutraliser les effets potentiellement paralysants de cette attente imposée. Sur la base d'observation participante ainsi que d'entretiens s…
Conceptualizing the context of collective action: An Introduction
What is ‘context’ and why does it matter? What are the different ways of conceptualizing the context of collective action? What are the trade-offs involved in choosing one conceptualization over another? With which explanatory strategies are these conceptualizations associated? This introduction addresses these questions and outlines the three conceptualizations of the relational context of collective action discussed in this special issue: field…
Bourdieu in movement: Toward a Field Theory of Contentious Politics
How can we account for the emergence and the dynamics of contentious mobilization? In order to answer this question, this article draws upon Bourdieu’s sociology to reformulate the political process model. Building on the claim that many social spaces organized around different logics coexist within each society, I propose to replace the concept of political opportunity structure, which lies at the core of the political process model, with that o…
Résister à la crise sur le pas de la porte: La lutte contre la dette et pour le droit au logement en Espagne
La crise financière mondiale de 2008 a eu un effet particulièrement violent en Espagne, où l'accès à la propriété et au crédit était historiquement élevé et fortement encouragé par l'État. L'effondrement de la valeur des propriétés immobilières, l'augmentation des mensualités de remboursement et celle du chômage ont provoqué des centaines de milliers de saisies de biens et d'expulsions de familles encore chargées du poids de leur dette. Mêlant pr…
Struggling for education: The dynamics of student protests in Chile and Quebec
This article aims at explaining the emergence and magnitude of student protests in Chile in 2011 and in Quebec in 2012. These two societies witnessed unprecedented levels of student mobilization that cannot be accounted for simply by pointing out existing resources and political cultures. Although the latter did play a role in shaping the mobilization - insofar as in both Chile and Quebec the student movement is well organized, is composed of den…
Occupy Montreal and the Politics of Horizontalism
Conclusion: Place-Based Movements and Macro Transformations
Introduction: From the Indignados to Occupy: Prospects for Comparison
Street Politics in the Age of Austerity: From the Indignados to Occupy
Protest and Social
Crisis and Contention in Europe: A Political Process Account of Anti-Austerity Protests
Since the 2008 financial crisis, protests have ebbed and flowed throughout the world, from Tunis and Cairo to Madrid and Athens and New York City. On 15 October 2011, the protests went global with simultaneous demonstrations and occupations in more than 1,000 cities all over the world.1 In the Eurozone brutal austerity measures, the stark rise of unemployment and the sovereign debt crisis of some countries have fed social unrest for several years…
Social Resilience in the Neo-Liberal Era
What is the impact of three decades of neoliberal narratives and policies on communities and individual lives? What are the sources of social resilience? This book offers a sweeping assessment of the effects of neoliberalism, the dominant feature of our times. It analyzes the ideology in unusually wide-ranging terms as a movement that not only opened markets but also introduced new logics into social life, integrating macro-level analyses of the …
Standardization for Transnational Diffusion: The Case of Truth Commissions and Conditional Cash Transfers
The study of the transnational transfer of practices and institutions generally looks at the intermediary and final stages of the process, with much less attention devoted to its initial steps. In contrast, this article theorizes the early part of the trajectory of transfer, conceptualized as the process through which local ideas and practices are turned into a “standard model,” which we term the process of standardization. Drawing upon the publi…
La standardisation et les mécanismes du transfert transnational
L’étude du transfert transnational des pratiques et des institutions porte généralement sur les étapes intermédiaires et finales d’un processus dont les phases initiales sont rarement examinées. À l’inverse, dans cet article nous nous concentrons sur les premières étapes d’une trajectoire de transfert conceptualisée en tant que processus de conversion des idées et des pratiques locales en « modèles standard ». Nous appelons ce processus la « stan…
In Search of Lost Radicalism: The Hot Autumn of 2010 and the Transformation of Labor Contention in France
This article asks whether the wave of protest in the fall of 2010 in France can be interpreted as evidence of persisting radicalism. It argues that, in spite of appearances, the French labor movement is no longer radical. This claim does not imply that industrial conflict is disappearing. Strong legacies and institutional processes still feed conflict in the workplace and often push workers to use contentious, extra-institutional means; but indus…
Esquisse d'une théorie de la contestation: Bourdieu et le modèle du processus politique
Comment expliquer l'émergence et le déclin de mobilisations contestataires ? Afin de répondre à cette question, nous développons une critique du modèle du processus politique sur la base de la théorie des champs de Pierre Bourdieu. Partant de l'idée voulant qu'une multitude d'espaces institutionnels organisés selon des logiques différentes coexistent au sein de chaque société, nous proposons de remplacer la notion de structure des opportunités po…
The unusual suspects: The French Left and the construction of global finance
Attac et le renouveau de l'antilibéralisme
En prenant l’exemple de l’association Attac en France, cet article tente de comprendre comment le mouvement « antimondialisation » né dans les années 1990 a contribué à renouveler la critique antilibérale. À la croisée des mobilisations, Attac s’est immiscée entre deux pôles traditionnels du paysage politique, nationaliste-protectionniste d’une part, et marxiste-internationaliste d’autre part. Tout en défendant l’idée d’un alliage inédit entre ét…
Organizing against Globalization: The Case of Attac in France
This article argues that the current opposition to globalization is not a structural side effect of economic integration. Instead of assuming that globalization generates resistance, it stresses the political and interpretive processes that shape collective action. It substantiates this claim by studying the rise of an antiglobalization social movement organization called ATTAC in France. It holds that ATTAC's emergence is the product of politica…
Interview with professor Charles Taylor
(1998). Interview with professor Charles Taylor. Citizenship Studies: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 247-256
Street Politics in the Age of Austerity: From the Indignados to Occupy
Protest and Social
Organizing against Globalization: The Case of Attac in France
This article argues that the current opposition to globalization is not a structural side effect of economic integration. Instead of assuming that globalization generates resistance, it stresses the political and interpretive processes that shape collective action. It substantiates this claim by studying the rise of an antiglobalization social movement organization called ATTAC in France. It holds that ATTAC's emergence is the product of politica…
Bourdieu in movement: Toward a Field Theory of Contentious Politics
How can we account for the emergence and the dynamics of contentious mobilization? In order to answer this question, this article draws upon Bourdieu’s sociology to reformulate the political process model. Building on the claim that many social spaces organized around different logics coexist within each society, I propose to replace the concept of political opportunity structure, which lies at the core of the political process model, with that o…
Esquisse d'une théorie de la contestation: Bourdieu et le modèle du processus politique
Comment expliquer l'émergence et le déclin de mobilisations contestataires ? Afin de répondre à cette question, nous développons une critique du modèle du processus politique sur la base de la théorie des champs de Pierre Bourdieu. Partant de l'idée voulant qu'une multitude d'espaces institutionnels organisés selon des logiques différentes coexistent au sein de chaque société, nous proposons de remplacer la notion de structure des opportunités po…
Standardization for Transnational Diffusion: The Case of Truth Commissions and Conditional Cash Transfers
The study of the transnational transfer of practices and institutions generally looks at the intermediary and final stages of the process, with much less attention devoted to its initial steps. In contrast, this article theorizes the early part of the trajectory of transfer, conceptualized as the process through which local ideas and practices are turned into a “standard model,” which we term the process of standardization. Drawing upon the publi…
Struggling for education: The dynamics of student protests in Chile and Quebec
This article aims at explaining the emergence and magnitude of student protests in Chile in 2011 and in Quebec in 2012. These two societies witnessed unprecedented levels of student mobilization that cannot be accounted for simply by pointing out existing resources and political cultures. Although the latter did play a role in shaping the mobilization - insofar as in both Chile and Quebec the student movement is well organized, is composed of den…
In Search of Lost Radicalism: The Hot Autumn of 2010 and the Transformation of Labor Contention in France
This article asks whether the wave of protest in the fall of 2010 in France can be interpreted as evidence of persisting radicalism. It argues that, in spite of appearances, the French labor movement is no longer radical. This claim does not imply that industrial conflict is disappearing. Strong legacies and institutional processes still feed conflict in the workplace and often push workers to use contentious, extra-institutional means; but indus…
Attac et le renouveau de l'antilibéralisme
En prenant l’exemple de l’association Attac en France, cet article tente de comprendre comment le mouvement « antimondialisation » né dans les années 1990 a contribué à renouveler la critique antilibérale. À la croisée des mobilisations, Attac s’est immiscée entre deux pôles traditionnels du paysage politique, nationaliste-protectionniste d’une part, et marxiste-internationaliste d’autre part. Tout en défendant l’idée d’un alliage inédit entre ét…
Conceptualizing the context of collective action: An Introduction
What is ‘context’ and why does it matter? What are the different ways of conceptualizing the context of collective action? What are the trade-offs involved in choosing one conceptualization over another? With which explanatory strategies are these conceptualizations associated? This introduction addresses these questions and outlines the three conceptualizations of the relational context of collective action discussed in this special issue: field…
Résister à la crise sur le pas de la porte: La lutte contre la dette et pour le droit au logement en Espagne
La crise financière mondiale de 2008 a eu un effet particulièrement violent en Espagne, où l'accès à la propriété et au crédit était historiquement élevé et fortement encouragé par l'État. L'effondrement de la valeur des propriétés immobilières, l'augmentation des mensualités de remboursement et celle du chômage ont provoqué des centaines de milliers de saisies de biens et d'expulsions de familles encore chargées du poids de leur dette. Mêlant pr…
When Movements Change Policies: Popular Legislative Initiatives in Favor of Housing Rights in Spain
The Spanish housing rights movement has been consistently demanding new regulations of the housing sector. In addition to protests, it has campaigned for popular legislative initiatives (PLI) that have generated different outcomes. How can we account for such variation? To address this question, this article compares three PLI campaigns for housing rights: the national PLI (2011–2013), the Catalan PLI (2014–2015), and the Madrid PLI (2017). Where…
Interview with professor Charles Taylor
(1998). Interview with professor Charles Taylor. Citizenship Studies: Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 247-256
Organizing against Globalization: The Case of Attac in France
This article argues that the current opposition to globalization is not a structural side effect of economic integration. Instead of assuming that globalization generates resistance, it stresses the political and interpretive processes that shape collective action. It substantiates this claim by studying the rise of an antiglobalization social movement organization called ATTAC in France. It holds that ATTAC's emergence is the product of politica…
Attac et le renouveau de l'antilibéralisme
En prenant l’exemple de l’association Attac en France, cet article tente de comprendre comment le mouvement « antimondialisation » né dans les années 1990 a contribué à renouveler la critique antilibérale. À la croisée des mobilisations, Attac s’est immiscée entre deux pôles traditionnels du paysage politique, nationaliste-protectionniste d’une part, et marxiste-internationaliste d’autre part. Tout en défendant l’idée d’un alliage inédit entre ét…
The unusual suspects: The French Left and the construction of global finance
Esquisse d'une théorie de la contestation: Bourdieu et le modèle du processus politique
Comment expliquer l'émergence et le déclin de mobilisations contestataires ? Afin de répondre à cette question, nous développons une critique du modèle du processus politique sur la base de la théorie des champs de Pierre Bourdieu. Partant de l'idée voulant qu'une multitude d'espaces institutionnels organisés selon des logiques différentes coexistent au sein de chaque société, nous proposons de remplacer la notion de structure des opportunités po…
In Search of Lost Radicalism: The Hot Autumn of 2010 and the Transformation of Labor Contention in France
This article asks whether the wave of protest in the fall of 2010 in France can be interpreted as evidence of persisting radicalism. It argues that, in spite of appearances, the French labor movement is no longer radical. This claim does not imply that industrial conflict is disappearing. Strong legacies and institutional processes still feed conflict in the workplace and often push workers to use contentious, extra-institutional means; but indus…
La standardisation et les mécanismes du transfert transnational
L’étude du transfert transnational des pratiques et des institutions porte généralement sur les étapes intermédiaires et finales d’un processus dont les phases initiales sont rarement examinées. À l’inverse, dans cet article nous nous concentrons sur les premières étapes d’une trajectoire de transfert conceptualisée en tant que processus de conversion des idées et des pratiques locales en « modèles standard ». Nous appelons ce processus la « stan…
Social Resilience in the Neo-Liberal Era
What is the impact of three decades of neoliberal narratives and policies on communities and individual lives? What are the sources of social resilience? This book offers a sweeping assessment of the effects of neoliberalism, the dominant feature of our times. It analyzes the ideology in unusually wide-ranging terms as a movement that not only opened markets but also introduced new logics into social life, integrating macro-level analyses of the …
Standardization for Transnational Diffusion: The Case of Truth Commissions and Conditional Cash Transfers
The study of the transnational transfer of practices and institutions generally looks at the intermediary and final stages of the process, with much less attention devoted to its initial steps. In contrast, this article theorizes the early part of the trajectory of transfer, conceptualized as the process through which local ideas and practices are turned into a “standard model,” which we term the process of standardization. Drawing upon the publi…
Crisis and Contention in Europe: A Political Process Account of Anti-Austerity Protests
Since the 2008 financial crisis, protests have ebbed and flowed throughout the world, from Tunis and Cairo to Madrid and Athens and New York City. On 15 October 2011, the protests went global with simultaneous demonstrations and occupations in more than 1,000 cities all over the world.1 In the Eurozone brutal austerity measures, the stark rise of unemployment and the sovereign debt crisis of some countries have fed social unrest for several years…
Occupy Montreal and the Politics of Horizontalism
Conclusion: Place-Based Movements and Macro Transformations
Introduction: From the Indignados to Occupy: Prospects for Comparison
Street Politics in the Age of Austerity: From the Indignados to Occupy
Protest and Social
Résister à la crise sur le pas de la porte: La lutte contre la dette et pour le droit au logement en Espagne
La crise financière mondiale de 2008 a eu un effet particulièrement violent en Espagne, où l'accès à la propriété et au crédit était historiquement élevé et fortement encouragé par l'État. L'effondrement de la valeur des propriétés immobilières, l'augmentation des mensualités de remboursement et celle du chômage ont provoqué des centaines de milliers de saisies de biens et d'expulsions de familles encore chargées du poids de leur dette. Mêlant pr…
Struggling for education: The dynamics of student protests in Chile and Quebec
This article aims at explaining the emergence and magnitude of student protests in Chile in 2011 and in Quebec in 2012. These two societies witnessed unprecedented levels of student mobilization that cannot be accounted for simply by pointing out existing resources and political cultures. Although the latter did play a role in shaping the mobilization - insofar as in both Chile and Quebec the student movement is well organized, is composed of den…
Conceptualizing the context of collective action: An Introduction
What is ‘context’ and why does it matter? What are the different ways of conceptualizing the context of collective action? What are the trade-offs involved in choosing one conceptualization over another? With which explanatory strategies are these conceptualizations associated? This introduction addresses these questions and outlines the three conceptualizations of the relational context of collective action discussed in this special issue: field…
Bourdieu in movement: Toward a Field Theory of Contentious Politics
How can we account for the emergence and the dynamics of contentious mobilization? In order to answer this question, this article draws upon Bourdieu’s sociology to reformulate the political process model. Building on the claim that many social spaces organized around different logics coexist within each society, I propose to replace the concept of political opportunity structure, which lies at the core of the political process model, with that o…
Ce que l'attente fait aux mouvements sociaux: Temps et micro-mobilisation dans la lutte pour le droit au logement en Espagne
Les personnes qui risquent une expulsion immobilière font face à un processus institutionnel et bureaucratique dont elles ne contrôlent pas la durée et qui est vécu comme une attente au dénouement incertain. Cet article analyse ce que font les activistes du mouvement pour le droit au logement en Espagne pour neutraliser les effets potentiellement paralysants de cette attente imposée. Sur la base d'observation participante ainsi que d'entretiens s…
La lucha da lo que la ley y el patrón niegan: Entrevista con Aland Castro y Cristina Cabello, del Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau, Santiago de Chile
En esta entrevista, Aland Castro, uno de los fundadores del Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau en Santiago de Chile, y Cristina Cabello, una de las nuevas voceras del colectivo, explican cómo el Ukamau logró movilizar a más de 400 familias durante una década hasta conseguir que se construyera un conjunto de vivienda social en Estación Central, una comuna céntrica de la Región Metropolitana de Santiago. Cuentan cómo esta larga secuencia contenciosa i…
"La lutte vous donne ce que la loi et le patron vous nient.": Entretien avec Aland Castro et Cristina Cabello, du Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau, Santiago, Chili
Dans cet entretien, Aland Castro, l’un des fondateurs du Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau à Santiago du Chili, et Cristina Cabello, l’une des nouvelles porte-paroles du collectif, expliquent comment Ukamau a réussi à mobiliser plus de 400 familles pendant une décennie et obtenu la construction d’un ensemble de logements sociaux dans Estación Central, une municipalité près du centre de la capitale chilienne. Ils expliquent comment cette longue et c…
“The struggle gives you what the law and the boss deny you.”: Interview with Aland Castro and Cristina Cabello, from the Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau, Santiago, Chile
n this interview, Aland Castro, one of the founders of the Movimiento de Pobladores Ukamau in Santiago, Chile, and Cristina Cabello, one of the collective’s new spokespersons, explain how Ukamau managed to mobilize more than 400 families over a decade and thus secured the construction of a social housing complex in Estación Central, a central district in the capital city of Chile. They explain how this long, contentious sequence involved a learni…
When Movements Change Policies: Popular Legislative Initiatives in Favor of Housing Rights in Spain
The Spanish housing rights movement has been consistently demanding new regulations of the housing sector. In addition to protests, it has campaigned for popular legislative initiatives (PLI) that have generated different outcomes. How can we account for such variation? To address this question, this article compares three PLI campaigns for housing rights: the national PLI (2011–2013), the Catalan PLI (2014–2015), and the Madrid PLI (2017). Where…
Introduction to the Special Issue: Exploring the Policy–Mobilization Nexus: How Policies and Mobilizations Shape One Another
Although public policies and social mobilizations often shape one another, policy studies and social movement studies have focused on distinct dimensions of the “policy–mobilization nexus.” Such segmented perspectives generate blind spots and partial accounts of both the policy process and social mobilization dynamics. This special issue unpacks the policy–mobilization nexus and brings together papers that analyze the interactions between public …
Sumando ciencia y experiencia: Prácticas expertas alternativas en el movimiento por el derecho a la vivienda en Catalunya
Los movimientos sociales producen una gran diversidad de conocimientos. Aunque la literatura tienda a distinguir entre “saberes activistas” estrechamente vinculados a las experiencias subjetivas y “saberes tecnocientíficos” basados en la objetivación, las prácticas cognitivas de muchos movimientos tienden a difuminar esta dicotomía. Para ilustrarlo, en este artículo nos centramos en las prácticas expertas alternativas de la Plataforma de Afectada…
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