Julie Doyon
Biographic Data
| ID | 1373592 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julie Doyon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julie |
| FAMILY NAME | Doyon |
| SIGNATURE | DOYON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Lumière Lyon 2 |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7147-5028 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Chinese Communist Party
This volume brings together an international team of prominent scholars from a range of disciplines, with the aim of investigating the many facets of the Chinese Communist Party’s 100-year trajectory. It combines a level of historical depth mostly found in single-authored monographs with the thematic and disciplinary breadth of an edited volume.
L’inceste, du Moyen Âge à nos jours
De la différence des sexes aux violences sexuelles
De la luxure au viol
Shades of Red
While changes in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recruitment are generally described as different phases focused on recruiting either “reds” or “experts,” giving more or less weight to political or technical criteria, we instead stress the importance of changing understandings of political loyalty to examine these evolutions. By tracing these changes throughout the party's 100 years, we show that how the party understands loyalty is largely strateg…
A Long-Term Perspective on the Chinese Communist Party
By tracing the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) 100 years, this special issue brings to light the organisation's contradictions, setbacks, and changes in direction, together with its long-term evolution. Taking a step back from the current focus on the historical juncture of the twentieth CCP Congress, and on Xi Jinping himself, our long-term approach contextualises recent developments. Looking at the CCP's evolution over time shows how the foundi…
Apathy is not Enough
Chinese campuses have been remarkably calm since the post-1989 repression. Yet, the absence of contention masks profound changes in the party-state’s campus management tactics, exemplifying the different approaches authoritarian regimes employ to regiment students. Based on fieldwork before and after Xi Jinping’s rise to power (2012), we analyse the party-state’s move from a ‘corporatist’ to a ‘partification’ strategy on campus. Contrary to the l…
Une Inquisition rouge
Le Parti communiste chinois augmente le nombre de ses membres, comme son influence sur la société chinoise et à l'étranger. Mais l'appareil disciplinaire rend tout débat impossible, coupant la direction de sa base et favorisant l'immobilisme
Konstantinos Tsimonis, The Chinese Communist Youth League
Knowing the Wrong Cadre? Networks and Promotions in the Chinese Party-State
When do personal ties matter? Studies of political elite’s rise to power stress the importance of personal ties, but do not consider the possibility of differential effects depending on who one is connected to in elite struggles. We examine how ties formed among Chinese party-state officials influence their career. Our research design provides a strong proxy to account for personal ties: attendance of an exclusive and intensive training program f…
Clientelism by Design
Since Xi Jinping took power in late 2012, analysts have puzzled over how best to define his political trajectory. Is he consolidating power and building a personality cult around himself, or is he strengthening the Party as an organisation? I tackle this issue by focusing on the transformation of personnel policies under Xi. I highlight an increasing concentration of power in the hands of Party leaders at all echelons. At the institutional level,…
La matrice de l’État-parti
En l’absence d’élections compétitives et populaires pour sélectionner les dirigeants de l’État-parti, la politique chinoise est souvent réduite à son informalité. Nous remettons en question la valeur heuristique de la distinction entre politique formelle et politique informelle. En Chine, il est impossible de distinguer ces deux idéaux-types car le système de sélection politique place la partialité de ses chefs comme fondement institutionnel. En …
Anna Bellavitis, Laura Casella, Dorit Raines (dir.), Construire les liens de famill
Martine CHARAGEAT et Mathieu Soula (dir.), Dénoncer le crime du Moyen Âge au xix e siècle , Pessac, Maison des Sciences de l’Homme de l’Aquitaine, 2014, 338 p
International audience
Un crime impuni ? Le vol familial dans la jurisprudence du parlement de Paris au xviii e siècle
Dès la seconde moitié du xviii e siècle, la répression du vol est exponentielle en Europe. La poursuite pénale du vol intra-familial (larcins, détournements successoraux) est pourtant rarissime, alors même que les vols dans la parenté apparaissent en filigrane de maints procès instruits dans le vaste ressort du parlement de Paris, entre 1694 et 1775. Cet article explore les fondements juridiques de cette présence en demi-teinte. Jamais poursuivis…
Normes de parentalité
International audience
Le « père dénaturé » au siècle des lumières
La répression des abus de l’autorité paternelle s’est-elle élaborée dans le cadre de la légalité coutumière de l’ancien régime pénal ? Dans la seconde moitié du xviii e siècle, la nouvelle sensibilité familiale valorise l’enfance dans la « cellule matrimoniale » en voie de privatisation. Les discours littéraires et politiques dénoncent les excès de la sévérité paternelle. Or, vers 1760, la politique criminelle du parlement de Paris stigmatise les…
Maternités
À « l'ombre du Père » ? L'autorité maternelle dans la première moitié du XVIIIe siècle
Du renforcement de la « monarchie paternelle » à l'existence d'un « empire des mères », la confrontation des sources du droit civil et des archives criminelles du Châtelet, au premier XVIIIe siècle, donne une vision complexe des rapports noués entre l'expérience de la maternité et l'exercice de l'autorité. Statutairement, les mères légitimes sont associées, sur un mode mineur ou de plein droit dans le cas du veuvage et de l'institution tutélaire,…
Knowing the Wrong Cadre? Networks and Promotions in the Chinese Party-State
When do personal ties matter? Studies of political elite’s rise to power stress the importance of personal ties, but do not consider the possibility of differential effects depending on who one is connected to in elite struggles. We examine how ties formed among Chinese party-state officials influence their career. Our research design provides a strong proxy to account for personal ties: attendance of an exclusive and intensive training program f…
Clientelism by Design
Since Xi Jinping took power in late 2012, analysts have puzzled over how best to define his political trajectory. Is he consolidating power and building a personality cult around himself, or is he strengthening the Party as an organisation? I tackle this issue by focusing on the transformation of personnel policies under Xi. I highlight an increasing concentration of power in the hands of Party leaders at all echelons. At the institutional level,…
Apathy is not Enough
Chinese campuses have been remarkably calm since the post-1989 repression. Yet, the absence of contention masks profound changes in the party-state’s campus management tactics, exemplifying the different approaches authoritarian regimes employ to regiment students. Based on fieldwork before and after Xi Jinping’s rise to power (2012), we analyse the party-state’s move from a ‘corporatist’ to a ‘partification’ strategy on campus. Contrary to the l…
Shades of Red
While changes in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recruitment are generally described as different phases focused on recruiting either “reds” or “experts,” giving more or less weight to political or technical criteria, we instead stress the importance of changing understandings of political loyalty to examine these evolutions. By tracing these changes throughout the party's 100 years, we show that how the party understands loyalty is largely strateg…
Maternités
À « l'ombre du Père » ? L'autorité maternelle dans la première moitié du XVIIIe siècle
Du renforcement de la « monarchie paternelle » à l'existence d'un « empire des mères », la confrontation des sources du droit civil et des archives criminelles du Châtelet, au premier XVIIIe siècle, donne une vision complexe des rapports noués entre l'expérience de la maternité et l'exercice de l'autorité. Statutairement, les mères légitimes sont associées, sur un mode mineur ou de plein droit dans le cas du veuvage et de l'institution tutélaire,…
Le « père dénaturé » au siècle des lumières
La répression des abus de l’autorité paternelle s’est-elle élaborée dans le cadre de la légalité coutumière de l’ancien régime pénal ? Dans la seconde moitié du xviii e siècle, la nouvelle sensibilité familiale valorise l’enfance dans la « cellule matrimoniale » en voie de privatisation. Les discours littéraires et politiques dénoncent les excès de la sévérité paternelle. Or, vers 1760, la politique criminelle du parlement de Paris stigmatise les…
Normes de parentalité
International audience
Martine CHARAGEAT et Mathieu Soula (dir.), Dénoncer le crime du Moyen Âge au xix e siècle , Pessac, Maison des Sciences de l’Homme de l’Aquitaine, 2014, 338 p
International audience
Un crime impuni ? Le vol familial dans la jurisprudence du parlement de Paris au xviii e siècle
Dès la seconde moitié du xviii e siècle, la répression du vol est exponentielle en Europe. La poursuite pénale du vol intra-familial (larcins, détournements successoraux) est pourtant rarissime, alors même que les vols dans la parenté apparaissent en filigrane de maints procès instruits dans le vaste ressort du parlement de Paris, entre 1694 et 1775. Cet article explore les fondements juridiques de cette présence en demi-teinte. Jamais poursuivis…
Clientelism by Design
Since Xi Jinping took power in late 2012, analysts have puzzled over how best to define his political trajectory. Is he consolidating power and building a personality cult around himself, or is he strengthening the Party as an organisation? I tackle this issue by focusing on the transformation of personnel policies under Xi. I highlight an increasing concentration of power in the hands of Party leaders at all echelons. At the institutional level,…
La matrice de l’État-parti
En l’absence d’élections compétitives et populaires pour sélectionner les dirigeants de l’État-parti, la politique chinoise est souvent réduite à son informalité. Nous remettons en question la valeur heuristique de la distinction entre politique formelle et politique informelle. En Chine, il est impossible de distinguer ces deux idéaux-types car le système de sélection politique place la partialité de ses chefs comme fondement institutionnel. En …
Anna Bellavitis, Laura Casella, Dorit Raines (dir.), Construire les liens de famill
Knowing the Wrong Cadre? Networks and Promotions in the Chinese Party-State
When do personal ties matter? Studies of political elite’s rise to power stress the importance of personal ties, but do not consider the possibility of differential effects depending on who one is connected to in elite struggles. We examine how ties formed among Chinese party-state officials influence their career. Our research design provides a strong proxy to account for personal ties: attendance of an exclusive and intensive training program f…
Konstantinos Tsimonis, The Chinese Communist Youth League
Shades of Red
While changes in Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recruitment are generally described as different phases focused on recruiting either “reds” or “experts,” giving more or less weight to political or technical criteria, we instead stress the importance of changing understandings of political loyalty to examine these evolutions. By tracing these changes throughout the party's 100 years, we show that how the party understands loyalty is largely strateg…
A Long-Term Perspective on the Chinese Communist Party
By tracing the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) 100 years, this special issue brings to light the organisation's contradictions, setbacks, and changes in direction, together with its long-term evolution. Taking a step back from the current focus on the historical juncture of the twentieth CCP Congress, and on Xi Jinping himself, our long-term approach contextualises recent developments. Looking at the CCP's evolution over time shows how the foundi…
Apathy is not Enough
Chinese campuses have been remarkably calm since the post-1989 repression. Yet, the absence of contention masks profound changes in the party-state’s campus management tactics, exemplifying the different approaches authoritarian regimes employ to regiment students. Based on fieldwork before and after Xi Jinping’s rise to power (2012), we analyse the party-state’s move from a ‘corporatist’ to a ‘partification’ strategy on campus. Contrary to the l…
Une Inquisition rouge
Le Parti communiste chinois augmente le nombre de ses membres, comme son influence sur la société chinoise et à l'étranger. Mais l'appareil disciplinaire rend tout débat impossible, coupant la direction de sa base et favorisant l'immobilisme
The Chinese Communist Party
This volume brings together an international team of prominent scholars from a range of disciplines, with the aim of investigating the many facets of the Chinese Communist Party’s 100-year trajectory. It combines a level of historical depth mostly found in single-authored monographs with the thematic and disciplinary breadth of an edited volume.
L’inceste, du Moyen Âge à nos jours
De la différence des sexes aux violences sexuelles
De la luxure au viol
Political science (13 works) · Humanities (8 works) · Art (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (4 works)