Jean-Christian Vinel
Biographic Data
| ID | 1658975 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean-Christian Vinel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean-Christian |
| FAMILY NAME | Vinel |
| SIGNATURE | VINEL J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Tamara Boussac, L’affaire de Newburgh. Aux origines du nouveau conservatisme américain , Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, « Académique », 2023, 240 p
Clin d’œil. Réformer le dialogue social ? Un débat américain dans les années 1980
Clin d’œil. Réformer le dialogue social ? Un débat américain dans les années 1980
Cet article interroge les conditions de mise en place et surtout les modalités d’appropriation de la nouvelle instance de représentation fusionnée que constitue le comité social et économique (CSE). Il propose une approche comparée entre deux entreprises de transport urbain de voyageurs, l’une de statut public et l’autre de statut privé, qui ont cependant connu des évolutions comparables sur le plan managérial. Dans les deux cas, les syndicats on…
D’un objet d’entreprise à son histoire managériale
D’un objet d’entreprise à son histoire managériale
Capitalism Contested
Arguing the New Deal order is a product of a particular set of political institutions, social movements, ideological propensities, and legislative initiatives, Capitalism Contested offers an analysis of the degree to which that order persists and the ways in which it has been transcended or overthrown.
Michael Goldfield, The Southern Key
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
Populismos en las Américas
En los diez últimos años, el populismo se ha afianzado como una noción, a menudo, clave para analizar la evolución política y social de un gran número de países europeos y americanos. Su uso sigue siendo sin embargo bastante negativo, ya que en la mayoría de los casos se refiere a una interpelación directa al pueblo basada en el resentimiento contra las élites y/o ciertos grupos sociales y en la defensa de un arsenal de medidas «simples» y demagó…
Populisms in the Americas
Over the last decade populism has emerged as a frequently key notion when analyzing political and social evolutions in a large number of European and American countries. Its usage, however, is on the whole negative in that more often than not, it designates a direct appeal to the people based on the resentment of elites and/or other social groups while at the same time advocating a ragbag of so-called “simple” and demagogical measures. It is a no…
Populismos nas Américas
Ao longo da última década, o populismo surgiu como um conceito muitas vezes fundamental na análise da evolução política e social num grande número de países europeus e americanos. No entanto, o seu uso continua sendo muito negativo pois, na maioria das vezes, se refere a um apelo direto ao povo baseado no ressentimento contra as elites e/ou certos grupos sociais, ao mesmo tempo que defende um arsenal de medidas "simples" e demagógicas. Ele é aliá…
Populismes dans les Amériques
Au cours des dix dernires annes, le populisme s'est affirm comme une notion souvent clef dans l'analyse de l'volution politique et sociale d'un grand nombre de pays europens ou amricains. Son usage reste cependant trs largement ngatif car il dsigne le plus souvent un appel direct au peuple bas sur le ressentiment contre les lites et/ou certains groupes sociaux, tout en prnant un arsenal de mesures simples et dmagogiques. Il est d'ailleurs princip…
Framing the history of a social norm
A response to comments offered for the symposium entitled on The Employee: A Political History (Penn UP, 2013), to be published in Labor History (Routledge)
Audra Jennings. Out of the Horrors of War
From 1933 to 1945, the U.S. was led by a president who had contracted polio and yet managed to steer the country through its worst economic crisis and build a modern state around the politics of security. However, as Audra Jennings reminds us in the rich and important book Out of the Horrors of War, Americans with disabilities were actually left out of the New Deal welfare state, which mostly protected male workers employed full time. While the 1…
Postwar Conservatism, A Transnational Investigation
Postwar Conservatism, a Transnational Investigation
Sophia Z. Lee. The Workplace Constitution from the New Deal to the New Right
Deftly straddling the fence between labor and civil rights history, Sophia Z. Lee’s The Workplace Constitution from the New Deal to the New Right is a superb and compelling account of the long-running quest for constitutional rights in the workplace since the 1930s. Relying on extensive archival research, Lee offers two intertwined legal stories that enrich but also complicate our vision of twentieth-century political history. The first one depic…
Christopher Tomlins' The State and the Unions today
The thrust of this article is to review the evolution of the historiography of American labor law since the publication of Christopher Tomlins' widely celebrated The State and the Unions (1985). More than an isolated effort, Tomlins' critique of New Deal labor law was part of a broader analytical paradigm which should be called the ‘critical synthesis’. Dominating the field until the mid-1990s, the critical synthesis owed a part of its success to…
Un fossile pris dans l'ambre
This article analyses the legal construction of work in contemporary America by focusing on the ever-narrowing statutory definition of the legal concept of ?employee?. Through a study of the cases NLRB v. Health Care, (1994), and St Joseph News Press, (2005) this article shows how the concepts of ?independent contractor? and ?supervisor? are used in labor law to deconstruct the wage relationship and thus create a ?post-industrial society
The Old Has Been Dying and the New Is Yet to Be Born
The thrust of this article is to put the current debate over the legal definition of ‘employee’ into historical perspective. By moving towards a socio-legal history of the ‘employee,’ this article seeks to show that like other legal constructs, the term ‘employee’ is the product of long decades of contested efforts to shape the legal construction of society. By ‘deconstructing’ the employee this analysis lays bare the assumptions that have underw…
The Other Side of Industrial Pluralism
Since the 1980s historians and legal scholars have produced a criticism of industrial pluralism—the philosophy that dominated the theory and practice of labor relations from the 1940s to the 1970s—that has been so sharp and influential that it has laid to rest the mainstream liberal analysis of the Wagner Act developed by Irving Bernstein. The thrust of this article is to argue that in spite of its contribution to our understanding of the limits …
La naissance de la liberté syndicale aux états-unis
L’auteur présente comment à travers l’étude d’un procès, l’historien peut reconstruire le contexte idéologique motivant et légitimant, ou délégitimant, les luttes sociales. Il s’agit ici du procès opposant en 1847 la Société des compagnons cordonniers de Boston à l’un de ses anciens membres. Le procès met en cause la définition de la liberté du travail. Porté devant la Cour suprême de l’État, le procès donne raison à la Société des compagnons et …
Adarand v. Peña et l’affirmative action
When Adarand v. Pena was handed down in June of 1995, many were the observers who remarked that the Supreme Court had dealt a mortal blow to affirmative action by submitting even federal programs and not just state ones to «strict scrutiny». Three years later, affirmative action programs have not been systematically dismantled and paradoxically, to some degree, they have found their legitimacy reinforced by the strong challenge from the Court. Th…
The Other Side of Industrial Pluralism
Since the 1980s historians and legal scholars have produced a criticism of industrial pluralism—the philosophy that dominated the theory and practice of labor relations from the 1940s to the 1970s—that has been so sharp and influential that it has laid to rest the mainstream liberal analysis of the Wagner Act developed by Irving Bernstein. The thrust of this article is to argue that in spite of its contribution to our understanding of the limits …
Adarand v. Peña et l’affirmative action
When Adarand v. Pena was handed down in June of 1995, many were the observers who remarked that the Supreme Court had dealt a mortal blow to affirmative action by submitting even federal programs and not just state ones to «strict scrutiny». Three years later, affirmative action programs have not been systematically dismantled and paradoxically, to some degree, they have found their legitimacy reinforced by the strong challenge from the Court. Th…
La naissance de la liberté syndicale aux états-unis
L’auteur présente comment à travers l’étude d’un procès, l’historien peut reconstruire le contexte idéologique motivant et légitimant, ou délégitimant, les luttes sociales. Il s’agit ici du procès opposant en 1847 la Société des compagnons cordonniers de Boston à l’un de ses anciens membres. Le procès met en cause la définition de la liberté du travail. Porté devant la Cour suprême de l’État, le procès donne raison à la Société des compagnons et …
Un fossile pris dans l'ambre
This article analyses the legal construction of work in contemporary America by focusing on the ever-narrowing statutory definition of the legal concept of ?employee?. Through a study of the cases NLRB v. Health Care, (1994), and St Joseph News Press, (2005) this article shows how the concepts of ?independent contractor? and ?supervisor? are used in labor law to deconstruct the wage relationship and thus create a ?post-industrial society
The Old Has Been Dying and the New Is Yet to Be Born
The thrust of this article is to put the current debate over the legal definition of ‘employee’ into historical perspective. By moving towards a socio-legal history of the ‘employee,’ this article seeks to show that like other legal constructs, the term ‘employee’ is the product of long decades of contested efforts to shape the legal construction of society. By ‘deconstructing’ the employee this analysis lays bare the assumptions that have underw…
The Other Side of Industrial Pluralism
Since the 1980s historians and legal scholars have produced a criticism of industrial pluralism—the philosophy that dominated the theory and practice of labor relations from the 1940s to the 1970s—that has been so sharp and influential that it has laid to rest the mainstream liberal analysis of the Wagner Act developed by Irving Bernstein. The thrust of this article is to argue that in spite of its contribution to our understanding of the limits …
Christopher Tomlins' The State and the Unions today
The thrust of this article is to review the evolution of the historiography of American labor law since the publication of Christopher Tomlins' widely celebrated The State and the Unions (1985). More than an isolated effort, Tomlins' critique of New Deal labor law was part of a broader analytical paradigm which should be called the ‘critical synthesis’. Dominating the field until the mid-1990s, the critical synthesis owed a part of its success to…
Postwar Conservatism, a Transnational Investigation
Sophia Z. Lee. The Workplace Constitution from the New Deal to the New Right
Deftly straddling the fence between labor and civil rights history, Sophia Z. Lee’s The Workplace Constitution from the New Deal to the New Right is a superb and compelling account of the long-running quest for constitutional rights in the workplace since the 1930s. Relying on extensive archival research, Lee offers two intertwined legal stories that enrich but also complicate our vision of twentieth-century political history. The first one depic…
Postwar Conservatism, A Transnational Investigation
Framing the history of a social norm
A response to comments offered for the symposium entitled on The Employee: A Political History (Penn UP, 2013), to be published in Labor History (Routledge)
Audra Jennings. Out of the Horrors of War
From 1933 to 1945, the U.S. was led by a president who had contracted polio and yet managed to steer the country through its worst economic crisis and build a modern state around the politics of security. However, as Audra Jennings reminds us in the rich and important book Out of the Horrors of War, Americans with disabilities were actually left out of the New Deal welfare state, which mostly protected male workers employed full time. While the 1…
Populismos en las Américas
En los diez últimos años, el populismo se ha afianzado como una noción, a menudo, clave para analizar la evolución política y social de un gran número de países europeos y americanos. Su uso sigue siendo sin embargo bastante negativo, ya que en la mayoría de los casos se refiere a una interpelación directa al pueblo basada en el resentimiento contra las élites y/o ciertos grupos sociales y en la defensa de un arsenal de medidas «simples» y demagó…
Populisms in the Americas
Over the last decade populism has emerged as a frequently key notion when analyzing political and social evolutions in a large number of European and American countries. Its usage, however, is on the whole negative in that more often than not, it designates a direct appeal to the people based on the resentment of elites and/or other social groups while at the same time advocating a ragbag of so-called “simple” and demagogical measures. It is a no…
Populismos nas Américas
Ao longo da última década, o populismo surgiu como um conceito muitas vezes fundamental na análise da evolução política e social num grande número de países europeus e americanos. No entanto, o seu uso continua sendo muito negativo pois, na maioria das vezes, se refere a um apelo direto ao povo baseado no ressentimento contra as elites e/ou certos grupos sociais, ao mesmo tempo que defende um arsenal de medidas "simples" e demagógicas. Ele é aliá…
Populismes dans les Amériques
Au cours des dix dernires annes, le populisme s'est affirm comme une notion souvent clef dans l'analyse de l'volution politique et sociale d'un grand nombre de pays europens ou amricains. Son usage reste cependant trs largement ngatif car il dsigne le plus souvent un appel direct au peuple bas sur le ressentiment contre les lites et/ou certains groupes sociaux, tout en prnant un arsenal de mesures simples et dmagogiques. Il est d'ailleurs princip…
Capitalism Contested
Arguing the New Deal order is a product of a particular set of political institutions, social movements, ideological propensities, and legislative initiatives, Capitalism Contested offers an analysis of the degree to which that order persists and the ways in which it has been transcended or overthrown.
Michael Goldfield, The Southern Key
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
Clin d’œil. Réformer le dialogue social ? Un débat américain dans les années 1980
Clin d’œil. Réformer le dialogue social ? Un débat américain dans les années 1980
Cet article interroge les conditions de mise en place et surtout les modalités d’appropriation de la nouvelle instance de représentation fusionnée que constitue le comité social et économique (CSE). Il propose une approche comparée entre deux entreprises de transport urbain de voyageurs, l’une de statut public et l’autre de statut privé, qui ont cependant connu des évolutions comparables sur le plan managérial. Dans les deux cas, les syndicats on…
D’un objet d’entreprise à son histoire managériale
D’un objet d’entreprise à son histoire managériale
Tamara Boussac, L’affaire de Newburgh. Aux origines du nouveau conservatisme américain , Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, « Académique », 2023, 240 p
Political science (17 works) · Law (13 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Politics (10 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Labor Movements and Unions (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works)