Diane Barthel-Bouchier
Biographic Data
| ID | 159705 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diane Barthel-Bouchier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diane |
| FAMILY NAME | Barthel-Bouchier |
| SIGNATURE | BARTHEL-BOUCHIER D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stony Brook University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sacha Kagan, Art and Sustainability: Connecting Patterns for a Culture of Complexity
Exportability of Films in a Globalizing Market: The Intersection of Nation and Genre
While the dominance of the Hollywood major studios in the global film market is a well-known fact, less is known about the patterns of exportability by film genre and by nation. Here I present data pertaining to cross-national comparisons between France and the United States, as well as relevant global market figures for US films by genre. The findings challenge the assumption that specific genres, notably comedy, do not export. Rather, it appear…
The French Campaign for Improved Road Safety: State Power, Public Policy, and Regimes of Justification
In reaction against Bourdieu's state-centered analysis of power, theorists associated with the ‘Groupe de sociologie morale’ argue that non-state actors exercise considerable agency. In so doing, these actors draw upon ‘regimes of justification’ to formulate and defend moral schemes of action. While a necessary corrective to a Bourdieusian view of the world in which habitus and institutional fields of power leave relatively little room for creati…
Social Processes of Heritage Construction: Art, Memory, Nation
Plain Diversity: Amish Cultures and Identities
Product Review: Planning the Past: Heritage Tourism and Post-Colonial Politics at Port Royal
From Mondavi to Depardieu - The Global/local Politics of Wine
This article examines this crisis in wine production through the prism of one Languedocien village faced with a decision of utmost economic and social significance. In 2000-2001, the California winemaker Robert Mondavi tried to buy land in the village of Aniane in order to build a winery that would produce wine of exceptional quality. The Mondavi company was already installed nearby in Montpellier as a purchaser of wines to be incorporated into i…
Authenticity and Identity: Theme-parking the Amanas
Many scholars see the tourist as engaged in a search for authenticity, a managed effect which tourist sites strive to produce in convincing forms and formats. This intellectual concern is reflected in the current debate over heritage, in which questions are raised as to exactly how far historic sites can and should try to achieve historical authenticity. Much of this discourse, however, seems strangely detached from social structures relating to …
Relocating the Tourist
This article traces the arrival and the subsequent debates about the place of the tourist in sociology. The sociology of tourists first focused on their economic, and then their physical and sociocultural impacts, in the stereotypical case of mass tourists of the metropolis visiting historical and peripheral locations. More recently, Graburn and Smith differentiated tourists by class, gender and lifestyle, and then by national origin. Tourism has…
Authenticity and Identity: Theme-parking the Amanas
Many scholars see the tourist as engaged in a search for authenticity, a managed effect which tourist sites strive to produce in convincing forms and formats. This intellectual concern is reflected in the current debate over heritage, in which questions are raised as to exactly how far historic sites can and should try to achieve historical authenticity. Much of this discourse, however, seems strangely detached from social structures relating to …
Relocating the Tourist
This article traces the arrival and the subsequent debates about the place of the tourist in sociology. The sociology of tourists first focused on their economic, and then their physical and sociocultural impacts, in the stereotypical case of mass tourists of the metropolis visiting historical and peripheral locations. More recently, Graburn and Smith differentiated tourists by class, gender and lifestyle, and then by national origin. Tourism has…
Exportability of Films in a Globalizing Market: The Intersection of Nation and Genre
While the dominance of the Hollywood major studios in the global film market is a well-known fact, less is known about the patterns of exportability by film genre and by nation. Here I present data pertaining to cross-national comparisons between France and the United States, as well as relevant global market figures for US films by genre. The findings challenge the assumption that specific genres, notably comedy, do not export. Rather, it appear…
Plain Diversity: Amish Cultures and Identities
Authenticity and Identity: Theme-parking the Amanas
Many scholars see the tourist as engaged in a search for authenticity, a managed effect which tourist sites strive to produce in convincing forms and formats. This intellectual concern is reflected in the current debate over heritage, in which questions are raised as to exactly how far historic sites can and should try to achieve historical authenticity. Much of this discourse, however, seems strangely detached from social structures relating to …
Relocating the Tourist
This article traces the arrival and the subsequent debates about the place of the tourist in sociology. The sociology of tourists first focused on their economic, and then their physical and sociocultural impacts, in the stereotypical case of mass tourists of the metropolis visiting historical and peripheral locations. More recently, Graburn and Smith differentiated tourists by class, gender and lifestyle, and then by national origin. Tourism has…
From Mondavi to Depardieu - The Global/local Politics of Wine
This article examines this crisis in wine production through the prism of one Languedocien village faced with a decision of utmost economic and social significance. In 2000-2001, the California winemaker Robert Mondavi tried to buy land in the village of Aniane in order to build a winery that would produce wine of exceptional quality. The Mondavi company was already installed nearby in Montpellier as a purchaser of wines to be incorporated into i…
Product Review: Planning the Past: Heritage Tourism and Post-Colonial Politics at Port Royal
The French Campaign for Improved Road Safety: State Power, Public Policy, and Regimes of Justification
In reaction against Bourdieu's state-centered analysis of power, theorists associated with the ‘Groupe de sociologie morale’ argue that non-state actors exercise considerable agency. In so doing, these actors draw upon ‘regimes of justification’ to formulate and defend moral schemes of action. While a necessary corrective to a Bourdieusian view of the world in which habitus and institutional fields of power leave relatively little room for creati…
Social Processes of Heritage Construction: Art, Memory, Nation
Plain Diversity: Amish Cultures and Identities
Sacha Kagan, Art and Sustainability: Connecting Patterns for a Culture of Complexity
Exportability of Films in a Globalizing Market: The Intersection of Nation and Genre
While the dominance of the Hollywood major studios in the global film market is a well-known fact, less is known about the patterns of exportability by film genre and by nation. Here I present data pertaining to cross-national comparisons between France and the United States, as well as relevant global market figures for US films by genre. The findings challenge the assumption that specific genres, notably comedy, do not export. Rather, it appear…
Sociology (8 works) · Art (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Politics (3 works)