Annie Laliberté
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 96986 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Annie Laliberté |
| NOMBRES | Annie |
| APELLIDO | Laliberté |
| FIRMA | LALIBERTÉ A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Ottawa |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3285-5188 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 46 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Religious Change in Post-Mao China
The Space of Religion
Uyghur Women Activists in the Diaspora
Religions and the Development of Taiwan’s Welfare Regime
This article seeks to evaluate the applicability of theories on the influence of religion on the development of the welfare state in an East Asian society like Taiwan. To achieve this, I will present four hypotheses discussed in this new research tradition about the effects of religious cleavages, the legacy of relations between religions and state, the influence of theology, and the consequence of political participation by religious actors. To …
Le bouddhisme à Taïwan
In this article, I will first describe the extent of the influence of Buddhism in Taiwan, presenting some data on the demographic importance of this religion in terms of people who identify with it, but also in terms of associations that claim to do so. I will then introduce the positions of the main masters of this tradition relevant to four kinds of political issues relevant to Taiwan: the democratic transition process itself, the development o…
Asian Secularism from Words to Concepts and Practices
The introduction seeks to achieve three things. It first wants to outline that the emergence and the circulation of the concepts of the secular state and the Etat laïc in the different regions of Asia is contingent on the vicissitudes of complex historical evolutions. Then, we emphasize the structuring effects of language in the evolution of the theoretical debates on relations between states and religions in Western society and the consequences …
The Legacy of an Accommodative Secularism
Throughout the two years of this pandemic, Taiwanese public authorities have obtained cooperation from religious organisations in limiting and mitigating the contagion, and the population was largely spared the influence of conspiracy theories about the virus’ origins. I have found no trace of any significant doomsday theologies among the major religions practiced in Taiwan emerging in the public health emergency caused by COVID-19. What explains…
Entangled Multiple Modernities and the Variety of Secular States
In this chapter I present the framework of multiple modernities, as developed by Eisenstadt, as a heuristic approach to appreciate the diversity of communities of shared meaning that large populations have developed about the influence should religions exercise or not in their societies and how political authority ought to manage that. I argue that a great analytical and political challenge is to resist the view that the idioms developed within e…
Taiwan’s Covenantal Pluralism
Despite its diplomatic isolation, Taiwan shines in East Asia as a beacon for pluralism. This is a rare example of a progressive and liberal society where both deep religious diversity and a tolerant secular state co-exist. Taiwan’s liminality between world empires, and its unique position in the global economy partly explain its openness to a diversity of worldviews, but also exposes it to greater challenges to achieve covenantal pluralism. Taiwa…
La réactivation « par le haut » de la tradition de piété filiale en Chine
En 2012, le législateur chinois a modifié la Loi de la République populaire de Chine sur la protection des droits et intérêts des personnes âgées pour y inclure l'obligation de rendre fréquemment visite aux parents (ORFVP). Elle mobilise une tradition chinoise confucéenne, ici la piété filiale, délaissée par la population selon le Parti communiste chinois. Les auteurs·rice·s démontrent qu'il s'agit d'une représentation véhiculée par le Parti comm…
Religion, Resistance, and Contentious Politics in China (中国的宗教、抵抗与抗争政治)
In this essay, I present the concepts of religious resistance and contentious politics, in which religions represent a source of inspiration, before moving to the issue of how these concepts apply to China. I note that there is little literature on this particular subject, which is always politically sensitive. As the Communist Party of China has increasingly recognized the relevance of religion in contemporary society, it has tried to keep it in…
Managing Religious Diversity in China
In this essay I argue that despite the scope of change in the realms of military, security, economic, and social policies, as well as changes in the legal sphere, the path dependency left by the institutions of the previous imperial and republican regimes has influenced the current arrangements for the regulation of religion by the state in China. This state of affairs has less to do with something specific to Chinese culture and more to do with …
Religion in China and Its Modern Fate, written by Paul R. Katz
The Politicization of Religion by the CCP
This essays looks at the diversity of approaches used by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in its politicization of religions. It first provides an overview of continuity with past practices by the Chinese state in the imperial and republican eras to stress the undetermined nature of ideological change in China. Then, it looks at the mechanisms by which the CCP makes religion a political issue and a matter of public concern within broader agendas…
Religious Philanthropy in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong
This essay argues that differences in religious ecologies, between China and the polities of Taiwan and Hong Kong are necessary but insufficient explanations for their different approaches to the reliance on religious actors for the delivery of social services. I discuss briefly two other explanations for the differences in policy outcomes: the legacies of colonial and semi-colonial rule, and the influence of ruling party ideologies, before I shi…
The Politics of Buddhist Organizations in Taiwan, 1989-2003
Laliberté looks at a relatively unexplored aspect of modern Taiwan: the influence of religion on politics. This book offers a detailed survey of three of the most important Buddhist organizations in Taiwan: the Buddhist Association of the Republic of China (BAROC), the Buddha Light Mountain (or Foguanshan) monastic order, and the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Association (or Ciji). It examines their contrasting approaches to three issues: st…
The growth of a Taiwanese Buddhist association in China
This article looks at Ciji (Tzu Chi), a Taiwanese Buddhist charity which has been active in China since 1991. Ciji's presence in China is all the more remarkable in view of outbreaks of crises in relations across the Taiwan Strait as well as the religious nature of the organization. The article first addresses the issue of Taiwan's soft power in its relations with China and suggests the possibility that Ciji's activities in Taiwan have shown Chin…
Le journalisme entre guerre et paix au Rwanda
Le journalisme a essuyé bien des tempêtes. Par contre, c’est du Rwanda, un petit pays d’Afrique jadis fort peu connu, que viendra la plus forte secousse : Après avoir ignoré la guerre qui a déchiré le Rwanda entre 1990 et 1994, la presse internationale ne couvre au départ qu’au compte-gouttes les violences génocidaires qui s’abattent sur le pays en 1994. En parallèle, des animateurs locaux incompétents et partiaux se saisiront des ondes pour exac…
Buddhist Charities and China's Social Policy
This paper explores the possibility that Chinese Buddhist institutions can represent a source of alternate civility conducive to a more open political system. The paper starts to explore the issue from a comparative perspective and considers three area of contention between the state and religious authorities in which the latter can advance the interests of society: education, health care, and relief. After a brief survey of social policies and t…
Religious Philanthropy and Chinese Civil Society
This chapter introduces readers to the different ways in which Chinese people, through their religious traditions, have understood philanthropy and have tried to achieve an idea of “the good” by giving and serving others. It discusses Chinese indigenous concepts of philanthropy and presents traditional practices and contemporary movements drawing inspiration from popular religion, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Christianity. Finally, it considers th…
Buddhist Revival under State Watch
The Chinese Communist Party has shown tolerance, if not direct support, for the growth of Buddhism over the last few decades. Three explanations for this lenient attitude are explored in this article. The flourishing of Buddhism is encouraged by the state less for its propaganda value in foreign affairs than for its potential to lure tourists who will, in turn, represent a source of revenue for local governments. Buddhist institutions are also es…
Religion and the State in China
Introduction to Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 2/2011: The State and Religion in China: Buddhism, Christianity, and the Catholic Church
Entre désécularisation et resacralisation
L’auteur se penche sur le renouveau de la philanthropie bouddhiste en République Populaire de Chine (RPC) durant la dernière décennie, dans le but d’aborder la problématique plus vaste de l’utilité sociale de la religion aux yeux des autorités politiques et de constater dans quelle mesure les récents débats relatifs à la théorie de la sécularisation peuvent être pertinents vis-à-vis de la réalité chinoise. Un contexte de changements considérables…
The Regulation of Religious Affairs in Taiwan
This article looks at Taiwan's policy towards religion to show that non-Western societies can also achieve what Alfred Stepan called a “twin toleration” wherein the state does not intervene in religious affairs, and religion does not seek to control the state. The paper shows the sets of constraints in which policy-makers struggling for an adequate way to deal with religion operate. They have to choose among a variety of models in democratic soci…
Les religions d'Asie de l'Est mondialisées
La sphère du religieux en Asie de l’Est connaît une grande diversité de formes et de pratiques au sein de chaque société, mais dans le cadre d’un paradigme des « trois traditions » incluant confucianisme, bouddhisme, et diverses traditions nationales. Une césure fondamentale subsiste entre l’Asie de l’Est continentale, où sont maintenues des structures rigides de contrôle du religieux et l’Asie de l’Est maritime où les modes de régulation du reli…
Buddhist Revival under State Watch
The Chinese Communist Party has shown tolerance, if not direct support, for the growth of Buddhism over the last few decades. Three explanations for this lenient attitude are explored in this article. The flourishing of Buddhism is encouraged by the state less for its propaganda value in foreign affairs than for its potential to lure tourists who will, in turn, represent a source of revenue for local governments. Buddhist institutions are also es…
The growth of a Taiwanese Buddhist association in China
This article looks at Ciji (Tzu Chi), a Taiwanese Buddhist charity which has been active in China since 1991. Ciji's presence in China is all the more remarkable in view of outbreaks of crises in relations across the Taiwan Strait as well as the religious nature of the organization. The article first addresses the issue of Taiwan's soft power in its relations with China and suggests the possibility that Ciji's activities in Taiwan have shown Chin…
The Regulation of Religious Affairs in Taiwan
This article looks at Taiwan's policy towards religion to show that non-Western societies can also achieve what Alfred Stepan called a “twin toleration” wherein the state does not intervene in religious affairs, and religion does not seek to control the state. The paper shows the sets of constraints in which policy-makers struggling for an adequate way to deal with religion operate. They have to choose among a variety of models in democratic soci…
Love Transcends Borders' or 'blood is Thicker than Water'? The Charity Work of the Compassion Relief Foundation in the People's Republic of China
This paper looks at the Compassion Relief Foundation, a charity organisation originating from Taiwan, and tries to understand how it has managed to provide relief to victims of natural disasters for more than ten years in nineteen provinces, autonomous regions, and special municipalities of the People's Republic of China, despite the vicissitudes of cross-Straits relations and amidst recent bouts of religious persecution. The essay starts with an…
Managing Religious Diversity in China
In this essay I argue that despite the scope of change in the realms of military, security, economic, and social policies, as well as changes in the legal sphere, the path dependency left by the institutions of the previous imperial and republican regimes has influenced the current arrangements for the regulation of religion by the state in China. This state of affairs has less to do with something specific to Chinese culture and more to do with …
Religion and the State in China
Introduction to Journal of Current Chinese Affairs 2/2011: The State and Religion in China: Buddhism, Christianity, and the Catholic Church
Religious Philanthropy in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong
This essay argues that differences in religious ecologies, between China and the polities of Taiwan and Hong Kong are necessary but insufficient explanations for their different approaches to the reliance on religious actors for the delivery of social services. I discuss briefly two other explanations for the differences in policy outcomes: the legacies of colonial and semi-colonial rule, and the influence of ruling party ideologies, before I shi…
Buddhist Charities and China's Social Policy
This paper explores the possibility that Chinese Buddhist institutions can represent a source of alternate civility conducive to a more open political system. The paper starts to explore the issue from a comparative perspective and considers three area of contention between the state and religious authorities in which the latter can advance the interests of society: education, health care, and relief. After a brief survey of social policies and t…
Le « démobilisé », ce construit
L'expertise des grandes organisations intergouvernementales en matière de règlement des conflits s'est affinée de sorte que l'étape subséquente à la médiation, soit l'adaptation à la paix, est de plus en plus dévolue à des intervenants internationaux. Des actions militaro-humanitaires de « démobilisation » sont notamment menées en vue de réinsérer d'anciens combattants à la vie civile. Cette forme de socialisation, qui vise l'incorporation des mo…
Taiwan’s Covenantal Pluralism
Despite its diplomatic isolation, Taiwan shines in East Asia as a beacon for pluralism. This is a rare example of a progressive and liberal society where both deep religious diversity and a tolerant secular state co-exist. Taiwan’s liminality between world empires, and its unique position in the global economy partly explain its openness to a diversity of worldviews, but also exposes it to greater challenges to achieve covenantal pluralism. Taiwa…
La réactivation « par le haut » de la tradition de piété filiale en Chine
En 2012, le législateur chinois a modifié la Loi de la République populaire de Chine sur la protection des droits et intérêts des personnes âgées pour y inclure l'obligation de rendre fréquemment visite aux parents (ORFVP). Elle mobilise une tradition chinoise confucéenne, ici la piété filiale, délaissée par la population selon le Parti communiste chinois. Les auteurs·rice·s démontrent qu'il s'agit d'une représentation véhiculée par le Parti comm…
Les religions d'Asie de l'Est mondialisées
La sphère du religieux en Asie de l’Est connaît une grande diversité de formes et de pratiques au sein de chaque société, mais dans le cadre d’un paradigme des « trois traditions » incluant confucianisme, bouddhisme, et diverses traditions nationales. Une césure fondamentale subsiste entre l’Asie de l’Est continentale, où sont maintenues des structures rigides de contrôle du religieux et l’Asie de l’Est maritime où les modes de régulation du reli…
Humanitaire et médias
À Srebrenica, le 11 juillet 1995, l'armée de la République serbe de Bosnie-Herzégovine a exécuté sommairement 7 000 Bosniaques, malgré le protectorat des casques bleus des Nations-Unies. Ce massacre a été l'un des épisodes les plus médiatisés de la guerre de Bosnie-Herzégovine : les images de ces femmes et enfants en larmes, séparés de leurs époux et pères, ont alors fait le tour du monde, suscitant l'indignation. C'est dans un souci d'explorer l…
Assessing the Risks of Conflict in the PRC-ROC Enduring Rivalry
T he mutually unsatisfactory state of relations across the Taiwan Strait has defined one of the critical tension points of the international system throughout the last five decades. Indeed, the Taiwan Strait remains one of the few crisis points on the globe which analysts regard as having the potential to spark a major power war, even nuclear exchange. It is one of very few issues for which tensions are at a higher level today than at the end of …
Tzu Chi et le réveil bouddhiste à Taiwan [Un nouveau conservatisme ?]
Uneven Development in the Third World
Tzu Chi et le réveil bouddhiste à Taiwan [Un nouveau conservatisme ?]
Imagining the People
This textbook acquaints readers with the major federal statutes and regulations that control management and employment practices in the American workplace. The material is presented from the perspective that the human resource professional is the employer's representative and is, therefore, responsible for protecting the employer's interests and reducing the employer's exposure to litigation through monitoring activities and viable employee polic…
Missile Diplomacy and Taiwan's Future
The First Chinese Democracy
Assessing the Risks of Conflict in the PRC-ROC Enduring Rivalry
T he mutually unsatisfactory state of relations across the Taiwan Strait has defined one of the critical tension points of the international system throughout the last five decades. Indeed, the Taiwan Strait remains one of the few crisis points on the globe which analysts regard as having the potential to spark a major power war, even nuclear exchange. It is one of very few issues for which tensions are at a higher level today than at the end of …
Cooperation or Conflict in the Taiwan Strait
La richesse et la pauvreté des nations
La richesse et la pauvreté des nations : Pourquoi des riches? Pourquoi des pauvres? de David S. Landes, Paris, Albin Michel, 2000, 760 p.. Un article de la revue Politique et Sociétés (Enjeux contemporains du républicanisme) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Chinese Political Culture
Preface: Andrew Nathan Introduction: Some Paradigmatic Issues in the Study of Chinese Political Culture, Shiping Hua PART I: THE CHINESE CULTURAL TRADITION AND ITS MODERN FACE 1. Sage, Teacher, Businessman: Confucius as a Model Male, Kam Louie 2. The Changing Concept of Zhong (Loyalty): Emerging New Chinese Political Culture, Godwin Chu 3. New Confucianism: A Native Response to Western Philosophy, Roger Ames PART II: SOCIALIZATION: OFFICIAL IDEOL…
Love Transcends Borders’ or ‘Blood is Thicker Than Water’? The Charity Work of the Compassion Relief Foundation in the People’s Republic of China
This paper looks at the Compassion Relief Foundation, a charity organisation originating from Taiwan, and tries to understand how it has managed to provide relief to victims of natural disasters for more than ten years in nineteen provinces, autonomous regions, and special municipalities of the People’s Republic of China, despite the vicissitudes of cross-Straits relations and amidst recent bouts of religious persecution. The essay starts with an…
Love Transcends Borders' or 'blood is Thicker than Water'? The Charity Work of the Compassion Relief Foundation in the People's Republic of China
This paper looks at the Compassion Relief Foundation, a charity organisation originating from Taiwan, and tries to understand how it has managed to provide relief to victims of natural disasters for more than ten years in nineteen provinces, autonomous regions, and special municipalities of the People's Republic of China, despite the vicissitudes of cross-Straits relations and amidst recent bouts of religious persecution. The essay starts with an…
Domestic and International Considerations of Taiwan's 2004 Presidential Election
The Politics of Buddhist Organizations in Taiwan, 1989-2003
Jonathan Benthall (dir.), The Best of Anthropology Today. Préface de Marshall Sahlins. New York et Londres, Routledge, 2002, 363 p., index.
Jonathan Benthall (dir.), The Best of Anthropology Today. Préface de Marshall Sahlins. New York et Londres, Routledge, 2002, 363 p., index.. Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Forêts tropicales) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Albert Legault, Michel Fortmann et Gérard Hervouet (dir.), Les conflits dans le monde. Rapport annuel sur les conflits internationaux. Québec, Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 2005, 224 p., réf.
Albert Legault, Michel Fortmann et Gérard Hervouet (dir.), Les conflits dans le monde. Rapport annuel sur les conflits internationaux. Québec, Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 2005, 224 p., réf.. Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Une anthropologie de la paix?) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Ignaky Olazabal et Joseph Josy Lévy (dir.), L’événement en anthropologie. Concepts et terrains. Québec, Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 2006, 267 p., bibliogr., index.
Ignaky Olazabal et Joseph Josy Lévy (dir.), L’événement en anthropologie. Concepts et terrains. Québec, Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 2006, 267 p., bibliogr., index.. Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Mise en public de la culture) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
La réforme du droit et les transformations de la notion de la sécurité en Chine
La réforme du droit et les transformations de la notion de la sécurité en Chine. Un article de la revue Politique et Sociétés (La réforme du droit et les transformations de la notion de la sécurité en Chine) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Le « démobilisé », ce construit
L'expertise des grandes organisations intergouvernementales en matière de règlement des conflits s'est affinée de sorte que l'étape subséquente à la médiation, soit l'adaptation à la paix, est de plus en plus dévolue à des intervenants internationaux. Des actions militaro-humanitaires de « démobilisation » sont notamment menées en vue de réinsérer d'anciens combattants à la vie civile. Cette forme de socialisation, qui vise l'incorporation des mo…
Humanitaire et médias
À Srebrenica, le 11 juillet 1995, l'armée de la République serbe de Bosnie-Herzégovine a exécuté sommairement 7 000 Bosniaques, malgré le protectorat des casques bleus des Nations-Unies. Ce massacre a été l'un des épisodes les plus médiatisés de la guerre de Bosnie-Herzégovine : les images de ces femmes et enfants en larmes, séparés de leurs époux et pères, ont alors fait le tour du monde, suscitant l'indignation. C'est dans un souci d'explorer l…
Entre désécularisation et resacralisation
L’auteur se penche sur le renouveau de la philanthropie bouddhiste en République Populaire de Chine (RPC) durant la dernière décennie, dans le but d’aborder la problématique plus vaste de l’utilité sociale de la religion aux yeux des autorités politiques et de constater dans quelle mesure les récents débats relatifs à la théorie de la sécularisation peuvent être pertinents vis-à-vis de la réalité chinoise. Un contexte de changements considérables…
The Regulation of Religious Affairs in Taiwan
This article looks at Taiwan's policy towards religion to show that non-Western societies can also achieve what Alfred Stepan called a “twin toleration” wherein the state does not intervene in religious affairs, and religion does not seek to control the state. The paper shows the sets of constraints in which policy-makers struggling for an adequate way to deal with religion operate. They have to choose among a variety of models in democratic soci…
Les religions d'Asie de l'Est mondialisées
La sphère du religieux en Asie de l’Est connaît une grande diversité de formes et de pratiques au sein de chaque société, mais dans le cadre d’un paradigme des « trois traditions » incluant confucianisme, bouddhisme, et diverses traditions nationales. Une césure fondamentale subsiste entre l’Asie de l’Est continentale, où sont maintenues des structures rigides de contrôle du religieux et l’Asie de l’Est maritime où les modes de régulation du reli…
De Facto Federalism in China
Le silence du figurant de sa propre histoire
Une abondante cinématographie est née des cendres du génocide rwandais de 1994. En juin 2007, le cinéaste français Alain Tasma et son équipe ont parcouru le Rwanda dans le but de tourner un film sur l'Opération Turquoise, une action militaire organisée par la France vers la fin du génocide rwandais. L'équipe s'est arrêtée dans la ville de Butare, province très touché par les massacres : elle y a recruté des figurants parmi les Rwandais présents a…
Religious Philanthropy and Chinese Civil Society
This chapter introduces readers to the different ways in which Chinese people, through their religious traditions, have understood philanthropy and have tried to achieve an idea of “the good” by giving and serving others. It discusses Chinese indigenous concepts of philanthropy and presents traditional practices and contemporary movements drawing inspiration from popular religion, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Christianity. Finally, it considers th…
Political science (37 obras) · Law (25 obras) · Politics (21 obras) · Sociology (21 obras) · Chinese history and philosophy (18 obras) · China (16 obras) · Humanities (14 obras) · Religion and Society Interactions (14 obras) · Political economy (12 obras) · Buddhism (10 obras)