Catherine Larouche
Biographic Data
| ID | 188439 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Catherine Larouche |
| GIVEN NAMES | Catherine |
| FAMILY NAME | Larouche |
| SIGNATURE | LAROUCHE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Laval |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5718-4918 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Humanitaire informel
L’aide humanitaire informelle désigne l’ensemble des pratiques qui se développent en marge des initiatives humanitaires formelles, généralement menées par des institutions gouvernementales et des organisations non-gouvernementales internationales. Ces formes d'aide, parfois qualifiées d’« humanitaire solidaire » ou d’« aide citoyenne », se distinguent par leur échelle réduite, leur spontanéité et une structure flexible. Elles mobilisent des perso…
A different development model? Muslim women’s organizations, labor, and economic participation in India
Transnational Giving and Evolving Religious, Ethnic and Political Formations in the Global South
Conceptualising giving as a broad category encompassing philanthropy, charity, humanitarian aid and gifts, this Special Issue brings together researchers whose ethnographic and theoretical work examine different forms of transnational giving in the historical and contemporary Global South. In this Issue we contend that the Global South should not be seen as a passive recipient of these transnational welfare-oriented giving but as the site where t…
Autonomous care? Muslim transnational giving networks and perceptions of welfare responsibilities in India
In Uttar Pradesh, many middle-class Muslims increasingly view local and transnational religious giving as a pragmatic way to create tangible socioeconomic improvements in the lives of underprivileged Muslims and mitigate their growing marginalization in India. How does their turn toward transnational religious giving influence their perception of the state's responsibilities regarding social welfare provision? Based on ethnographic fieldwork rese…
Présentation: Citoyennetés et mobilisations en Inde
Economic Analysis of the Prevention and Control of Nosocomial Infections: Research Protocol
Background: Nosocomial infections (NIs) are among the main preventable healthcare adverse events. Like all countries, Canada and its provinces are affected by NIs. In 2004, Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS) of Quebec instituted a mandatory surveillance NI program for the prevention and control (NIPC) in the hospitals of the province. One target of the MSSS 2015–2020 action plan is to assess the implementation, costs, effects, and retu…
Life after violence in North India: Islamic relief organizations and transactional relationships in a plural humanitarian space
Religious humanitarianism is often closely scrutinized, as it is either viewed as exerting a positive influence in post-conflict contexts—through peace-building and sense-making—or a negative one—through proselytism and division. This article contends that both these (negative and positive) perspectives on the role played by religious organizations overemphasize, to a certain extent, their transformative power in post-conflict contexts, at least …
Gouvernance de la philanthropie et pratiques caritatives musulmanes en Inde: Les rapports entre religieux et politique vus à travers le don
Dans nombre de pays, diverses associations religieuses participent souvent à la prestation de soins et de services sociaux, aux côtés de l’État et des organisations non gouvernementales séculières. Cependant, ces groupes religieux ne partagent pas nécessairement les mêmes logiques distributives, notamment en ce qui a trait aux critères de sélection des bénéficiaires. Par exemple, dans la tradition musulmane, les avis sont partagés sur la question…
The narrowness of Muslim personal law: Practices of legal harmonization in a Delhi family court
Postcolonial Indian politics have been punctuated by major debates about Muslim personal law: the law and case precedent that applies to Muslims in matters of marriage, divorce, adoption, succession, and inheritance. These debates ask whether gender equality for members of all religious communities can be achieved in a religiously differentiated legal system. While some argue that a uniform civil code would be the critical mechanism to protect wo…
Some insights related to social network analysis data collection challenges – a research note
This research note discusses opportunities and challenges of using online survey engines for social network analysis (SNA) data collection and assessing sample size and representativeness. The discussion is based on a case study of SNA data collection for a pilot research on health-relevant policy networks in Canada. Our approach demonstrates how to use generic online survey tools in long-term snowball sampling campaigns and how to compute popula…
Evaluating Academic Research Networks
Funding agencies and universities are increasingly searching for effective ways to support and strengthen a dynamic and competitive scientific research capacity. Many of their funding policies are based on the hypothesis that increased collaboration and networking between researchers and between institutions lead to improved scientific productivity. Although many studies have found positive correlations between academic collaborations and researc…
Sex and secularism
With Sex and Secularism, Scott’s ambitious aim is to deconstruct the common assumption that gender equality is an inherent dimension of secularism, and that, as a result, secularism is the best mod
A sociogram is worth a thousand words: Proposing a Method for the Visual Analysis of Narrative Data
This article proposes an innovative method for the visual analysis of narrative data that involves three steps: transforming narrative data into relational data, creating two-mode networks displayed with graph optimization algorithms derived from social network analysis (SNA), and visually analyzing sociograms. We argue that understanding how actors and their opinions constitute a network-like structure opens up promising avenues for interpreting…
Anasynthèse, typologies des conceptions des universités et évaluation de leur performance
Cet article s’inscrit dans le contexte des débats concernant la mission des universités et l’évaluation de leur performance. Il a pour objectif d’illustrer le recours au processus d’anasynthèse comme moyen de valider une typologie des conceptions des universités élaborée en vue d’évaluer leur performance. L’anasynthèse, terme formé des mots analyse et synthèse désignant le processus général de développement de modèles suggéré par Silvern en 1972,…
A sociogram is worth a thousand words: Proposing a Method for the Visual Analysis of Narrative Data
This article proposes an innovative method for the visual analysis of narrative data that involves three steps: transforming narrative data into relational data, creating two-mode networks displayed with graph optimization algorithms derived from social network analysis (SNA), and visually analyzing sociograms. We argue that understanding how actors and their opinions constitute a network-like structure opens up promising avenues for interpreting…
The narrowness of Muslim personal law: Practices of legal harmonization in a Delhi family court
Postcolonial Indian politics have been punctuated by major debates about Muslim personal law: the law and case precedent that applies to Muslims in matters of marriage, divorce, adoption, succession, and inheritance. These debates ask whether gender equality for members of all religious communities can be achieved in a religiously differentiated legal system. While some argue that a uniform civil code would be the critical mechanism to protect wo…
Gouvernance de la philanthropie et pratiques caritatives musulmanes en Inde: Les rapports entre religieux et politique vus à travers le don
Dans nombre de pays, diverses associations religieuses participent souvent à la prestation de soins et de services sociaux, aux côtés de l’État et des organisations non gouvernementales séculières. Cependant, ces groupes religieux ne partagent pas nécessairement les mêmes logiques distributives, notamment en ce qui a trait aux critères de sélection des bénéficiaires. Par exemple, dans la tradition musulmane, les avis sont partagés sur la question…
Some insights related to social network analysis data collection challenges – a research note
This research note discusses opportunities and challenges of using online survey engines for social network analysis (SNA) data collection and assessing sample size and representativeness. The discussion is based on a case study of SNA data collection for a pilot research on health-relevant policy networks in Canada. Our approach demonstrates how to use generic online survey tools in long-term snowball sampling campaigns and how to compute popula…
Anasynthèse, typologies des conceptions des universités et évaluation de leur performance
Cet article s’inscrit dans le contexte des débats concernant la mission des universités et l’évaluation de leur performance. Il a pour objectif d’illustrer le recours au processus d’anasynthèse comme moyen de valider une typologie des conceptions des universités élaborée en vue d’évaluer leur performance. L’anasynthèse, terme formé des mots analyse et synthèse désignant le processus général de développement de modèles suggéré par Silvern en 1972,…
Anasynthèse, typologies des conceptions des universités et évaluation de leur performance
Cet article s’inscrit dans le contexte des débats concernant la mission des universités et l’évaluation de leur performance. Il a pour objectif d’illustrer le recours au processus d’anasynthèse comme moyen de valider une typologie des conceptions des universités élaborée en vue d’évaluer leur performance. L’anasynthèse, terme formé des mots analyse et synthèse désignant le processus général de développement de modèles suggéré par Silvern en 1972,…
Evaluating Academic Research Networks
Funding agencies and universities are increasingly searching for effective ways to support and strengthen a dynamic and competitive scientific research capacity. Many of their funding policies are based on the hypothesis that increased collaboration and networking between researchers and between institutions lead to improved scientific productivity. Although many studies have found positive correlations between academic collaborations and researc…
Sex and secularism
With Sex and Secularism, Scott’s ambitious aim is to deconstruct the common assumption that gender equality is an inherent dimension of secularism, and that, as a result, secularism is the best mod
A sociogram is worth a thousand words: Proposing a Method for the Visual Analysis of Narrative Data
This article proposes an innovative method for the visual analysis of narrative data that involves three steps: transforming narrative data into relational data, creating two-mode networks displayed with graph optimization algorithms derived from social network analysis (SNA), and visually analyzing sociograms. We argue that understanding how actors and their opinions constitute a network-like structure opens up promising avenues for interpreting…
Some insights related to social network analysis data collection challenges – a research note
This research note discusses opportunities and challenges of using online survey engines for social network analysis (SNA) data collection and assessing sample size and representativeness. The discussion is based on a case study of SNA data collection for a pilot research on health-relevant policy networks in Canada. Our approach demonstrates how to use generic online survey tools in long-term snowball sampling campaigns and how to compute popula…
The narrowness of Muslim personal law: Practices of legal harmonization in a Delhi family court
Postcolonial Indian politics have been punctuated by major debates about Muslim personal law: the law and case precedent that applies to Muslims in matters of marriage, divorce, adoption, succession, and inheritance. These debates ask whether gender equality for members of all religious communities can be achieved in a religiously differentiated legal system. While some argue that a uniform civil code would be the critical mechanism to protect wo…
Economic Analysis of the Prevention and Control of Nosocomial Infections: Research Protocol
Background: Nosocomial infections (NIs) are among the main preventable healthcare adverse events. Like all countries, Canada and its provinces are affected by NIs. In 2004, Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS) of Quebec instituted a mandatory surveillance NI program for the prevention and control (NIPC) in the hospitals of the province. One target of the MSSS 2015–2020 action plan is to assess the implementation, costs, effects, and retu…
Life after violence in North India: Islamic relief organizations and transactional relationships in a plural humanitarian space
Religious humanitarianism is often closely scrutinized, as it is either viewed as exerting a positive influence in post-conflict contexts—through peace-building and sense-making—or a negative one—through proselytism and division. This article contends that both these (negative and positive) perspectives on the role played by religious organizations overemphasize, to a certain extent, their transformative power in post-conflict contexts, at least …
Gouvernance de la philanthropie et pratiques caritatives musulmanes en Inde: Les rapports entre religieux et politique vus à travers le don
Dans nombre de pays, diverses associations religieuses participent souvent à la prestation de soins et de services sociaux, aux côtés de l’État et des organisations non gouvernementales séculières. Cependant, ces groupes religieux ne partagent pas nécessairement les mêmes logiques distributives, notamment en ce qui a trait aux critères de sélection des bénéficiaires. Par exemple, dans la tradition musulmane, les avis sont partagés sur la question…
Présentation: Citoyennetés et mobilisations en Inde
Transnational Giving and Evolving Religious, Ethnic and Political Formations in the Global South
Conceptualising giving as a broad category encompassing philanthropy, charity, humanitarian aid and gifts, this Special Issue brings together researchers whose ethnographic and theoretical work examine different forms of transnational giving in the historical and contemporary Global South. In this Issue we contend that the Global South should not be seen as a passive recipient of these transnational welfare-oriented giving but as the site where t…
Autonomous care? Muslim transnational giving networks and perceptions of welfare responsibilities in India
In Uttar Pradesh, many middle-class Muslims increasingly view local and transnational religious giving as a pragmatic way to create tangible socioeconomic improvements in the lives of underprivileged Muslims and mitigate their growing marginalization in India. How does their turn toward transnational religious giving influence their perception of the state's responsibilities regarding social welfare provision? Based on ethnographic fieldwork rese…
Humanitaire informel
L’aide humanitaire informelle désigne l’ensemble des pratiques qui se développent en marge des initiatives humanitaires formelles, généralement menées par des institutions gouvernementales et des organisations non-gouvernementales internationales. Ces formes d'aide, parfois qualifiées d’« humanitaire solidaire » ou d’« aide citoyenne », se distinguent par leur échelle réduite, leur spontanéité et une structure flexible. Elles mobilisent des perso…
A different development model? Muslim women’s organizations, labor, and economic participation in India
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Islam (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)