Matthieu Renault
Biographic Data
| ID | 188799 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matthieu Renault |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matthieu |
| FAMILY NAME | Renault |
| SIGNATURE | RENAULT M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4992-4821 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 137 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
La terre des damnés: Fanon après Fanon
Alors que le colonialisme contraint les hommes à mourir de faim, Fanon fait du paysan dépossédé de ses terres un sujet révolutionnaire, qui doit les reconquérir et développer un socialisme agraire pour recouvrer sa dignité
New growth theory and the formidable revival of the solow model
Quand l’histoire résonne
Modelling Europe: A History of Multi-Country Models at the European Commission (1970–2005) by Antonella Rancan and Francesco Sergi
The Gender of Race: Fanon Reads Beauvoir
This article reveals the influence Simone de Beauvoir’s writings had on Frantz Fanon, even though Fanon never cites Beauvoir’s views and even seems to try hard to hide any intellectual lineage with Beauvoir. Clarifying the motives of this “disappearance” is necessary not only for understanding Fanon’s oeuvre, but also for appreciating the connections between, which are also a co-emergence of, feminism and anticolonialism-antiracism in the years f…
Marx à la campagne: Histoire, Écologie Et Politiques Paysannes
On considère généralement que Marx n’a jamais envisagé le monde rural que comme un archaïsme condamné par le progrès de l’histoire. L’objectif de cet article est de problématiser cette idée, en examinant les différentes tensions qui travaillent la réflexion de Marx sur la terre et les paysans. Nous montrons que deux découvertes complémentaires le conduisent à relativiser sa croyance au caractère progressiste du développement capitaliste : la déco…
Macroeconomics under pressure: The feedback effects of economic expertise
The influence of macroeconomists’ on policymakers through economic expertise is usually taken for granted. Yet, the reverse proposal appears far less elusive and as significant. From the analysis of Malinvaud’s writings, I set forth three significant feedback effects of economic expertise on macroeconomics, which has (i) become oversensitive to the results of economic policies, (ii) behaved as a tool for decision-making, and (iii) been impelled t…
Shakespeare dans la Caraïbe: Sur C.L.R. James
El género de la raza: Fanon, lector de Beauvoir
Piel negra, máscaras blancas de Frantz Fanon y El Segundo Sexo de Simone de Beauvoir presentan numerosas afinidades teóricas y críticas provenientes de apropiaciones y traducciones que ambas obras operativizaron con la dialéctica hegeliana del amo y el esclavo, con vistas a la aprehensión conceptual de las relaciones de género (hombre/mujer) y de raza (blanco/negro). Desde este punto de partida, se entabla un amplio diálogo en torno a las cuestio…
Theory to the Rescue of Large-Scale Models: Edmond Malinvaud's View on the Search for Microfoundations
Edmond Malinvaud's case is peculiar in the history of macroeconomics as he committed to two different microfoundational programs, namely, the disequilibrium theory (more properly, the non-Walrasian approach) and the practice of large-scale macroeconomic modeling. Such a twofold commitment was far from anecdotal because Malinvaud regarded these programs as fully compatible. The search for microfoundations he promoted did not aim at reconsidering t…
Matières vivantes
« Vivante, tu étais ce corps vêtu et non vêtu. » Dire-vivant : tel est le projet que le poète oulipien Jacques Roubaud formule à la fin de Quelque chose noir, poème consacré à sa femme morte, Alix-Cléo Roubaud. Réussir à faire d’un cadavre, ce corps réduit à son organicité biologique caduque, une matière littéraire vivante (et non la ressusciter par la poésie, comme le voudrait un lieu commun littéraire) : ce projet poétique résonne avec celui du…
The courage of truth, or deracializing knowledge with W. E. B. Du Bois
Conçu comme une contribution à une histoire subalterne de la vérité, dans une triple perspective épistémologique, politique et éthique, cet article révèle la place centrale occupée par W. E. B. Du Bois dans l’entreprise de « déracialisation des savoirs » engagée par les intellectuels africains-américains dès le lendemain de l’abolition de l’esclavage. Examinant tour à tour les différentes facettes de l’auteur, philosophe, sociologue, « agi- tateu…
Edmond Malinvaud’s Criticisms of the New Classical Economics: Restoring the Nature and the Rationale of the Old Keynesians’ Opposition
Unlike standard accounts, recent research in the history of macroeconomics has given increasing attention to the Old Keynesians’ criticisms of the New Classical Economics. In this paper, I address the case of Edmond Malinvaud, who began opposing the New Classical Economics from the early 1980s and did so throughout the following thirty years. This study shows that his opposition was radical, i.e., multi-dimensional and systematic, and owes to the…
La dialectique maître-esclave selon Simone de Beauvoir. Un exemple de transformation mythique
Reacting to the Lucas Critique
In 1976, Robert Lucas explicitly criticized Keynesian macroeconometric models for their inability to correctly predict the effects of alternative economic policies. Today, most contemporary macroeconomists and some historians of economics consider that Lucas's critique led forcefully to an immediate disqualification of the Keynesian macroeconometric approach. This narrative is based on the interpretation of the Lucas critique as a fundamental pri…
Edmond Malinvaud and the Problem of Statistical Induction
Michel Armatte, Annie L. Cot, Jacques Mairesse, Matthieu Renault, Edmond Malinvaud and the Problem of Statistical Induction, Annals of Economics and Statistics, No. 125/126, SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOR OF EDMOND MALINVAUD (1923–2015) (June 2017), pp. 79-111
Des colonies russes à L’Amérique noire… et retour. Lénine et Langston Hughes
Les essais de Lénine sur l’autodétermination nationale et les luttes anticoloniales sont bien connus. Beaucoup moins le sont ses écrits plus précoces, dans lesquels les « nations opprimées » brillent par leur absence, sur le processus de colonisation intérieure des « terres libres » des périphéries de l’Empire russe. Trouvant leur prolongement dans des réflexions croisées sur le devenir du servage en Russie et de l’esclavage aux États-Unis, ces t…
Des inventeurs d'âmes » — Fanon, lecteur de Césaire
Digitalising sex commerce and sex work: A comparative analysis of French, Greek and Slovenian websites
The aim of this article is to explore the complexity of the online sex trade and work by analysing sexuality-related commercial websites, with reference to three European states, France, Greece and Slovenia. The article compares websites in each specific sociocultural context, in order to provide insights into the various types of networks and services that emerge, and to explore how they operate, how they communicate and how sex is being merchan…
John Locke: Une Géophilosophie De La Servitude
Le genre de la race: Fanon, lecteur de Beauvoir
Frantz Fanon's Black Skin, White Masks and Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex display numerous theoretical and critical affinities. These stem from the appropriations and translations which both works operated in relation to the Hegelian dialectic of master and slave, with a view to the conceptual apprehension of relations of gender (man/woman) and race (White/Black). From this starting-point, what is engaged is a comprehensive dialogue on the q…
The (re)making of sexualities on the web
This article analyses the controversy on the topics of prostitution and human trafficking online by way of researching the structure and discourses of non-commercial websites. Previous research (Agustín, 2005; Doezema, 2000; Freedman, 2003; Kelly, 2005) has shown that general-public, media and theoretical discussions tend to dichotomize the two phenomena, reconfirming the dividing lines between them. Realities are much more complex, pointing to t…
Corps à corps: Frantz Fanon's Erotics of National Liberation
In this short essay, I will endeavour to show that Frantz Fanon’s well-known conception of struggles for national liberation is intimately linked to an erotics of liberation. This one takes its roots in a shift, or better a reversal, of theories of racism. As Etienne Balibar argues, “racism,” as a category, appears at mid 19th century, especially under the aegis of the UNESCO, as a break with the conceptions of “race,” considered to be a pure “my…
The matrimonial web of migrants: The economics of profiling as a new form of ethnic business
This article investigates the matrimonial web of migrants by first focusing on the economy of ethnic profiling which underlies it. Such ethnicization of the 'love' encounter is closely dependant on a complex articulation of gender, nationality and mobility (migration), which is called here an 'international distribution of gender'. Finally, the migrant matrimonial web suggests a new form of 'ethnic business', in which the source of value does not…
Le web matrimonial des migrants: L'économie du profilage au service d'une nouvelle forme de commerce ethnique
Cet article se propose d'engager une réflexion sur le web matrimonial des migrants (WMM) en tant que forme inédite de commerce ethnique posant l'égalité « faire du commerce » = « faire du réseau » (et non plus s'appuyer sur des réseaux ethniques préexistants). Le WMM est fondée sur une économie du profilage singulière puisque dépendante d'une ethnicisation des profils (et donc des utilisateurs) : « faire du réseau » = « ethniciser ». Enfin, le WM…
Journal of Asian and African Studies
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Digitalising sex commerce and sex work: A comparative analysis of French, Greek and Slovenian websites
The aim of this article is to explore the complexity of the online sex trade and work by analysing sexuality-related commercial websites, with reference to three European states, France, Greece and Slovenia. The article compares websites in each specific sociocultural context, in order to provide insights into the various types of networks and services that emerge, and to explore how they operate, how they communicate and how sex is being merchan…
Le genre de la race: Fanon, lecteur de Beauvoir
Frantz Fanon's Black Skin, White Masks and Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex display numerous theoretical and critical affinities. These stem from the appropriations and translations which both works operated in relation to the Hegelian dialectic of master and slave, with a view to the conceptual apprehension of relations of gender (man/woman) and race (White/Black). From this starting-point, what is engaged is a comprehensive dialogue on the q…
Reacting to the Lucas Critique
In 1976, Robert Lucas explicitly criticized Keynesian macroeconometric models for their inability to correctly predict the effects of alternative economic policies. Today, most contemporary macroeconomists and some historians of economics consider that Lucas's critique led forcefully to an immediate disqualification of the Keynesian macroeconometric approach. This narrative is based on the interpretation of the Lucas critique as a fundamental pri…
Corps à corps: Frantz Fanon's Erotics of National Liberation
In this short essay, I will endeavour to show that Frantz Fanon’s well-known conception of struggles for national liberation is intimately linked to an erotics of liberation. This one takes its roots in a shift, or better a reversal, of theories of racism. As Etienne Balibar argues, “racism,” as a category, appears at mid 19th century, especially under the aegis of the UNESCO, as a break with the conceptions of “race,” considered to be a pure “my…
Le web matrimonial des migrants: L'économie du profilage au service d'une nouvelle forme de commerce ethnique
Cet article se propose d'engager une réflexion sur le web matrimonial des migrants (WMM) en tant que forme inédite de commerce ethnique posant l'égalité « faire du commerce » = « faire du réseau » (et non plus s'appuyer sur des réseaux ethniques préexistants). Le WMM est fondée sur une économie du profilage singulière puisque dépendante d'une ethnicisation des profils (et donc des utilisateurs) : « faire du réseau » = « ethniciser ». Enfin, le WM…
Theory to the Rescue of Large-Scale Models: Edmond Malinvaud's View on the Search for Microfoundations
Edmond Malinvaud's case is peculiar in the history of macroeconomics as he committed to two different microfoundational programs, namely, the disequilibrium theory (more properly, the non-Walrasian approach) and the practice of large-scale macroeconomic modeling. Such a twofold commitment was far from anecdotal because Malinvaud regarded these programs as fully compatible. The search for microfoundations he promoted did not aim at reconsidering t…
The (re)making of sexualities on the web
This article analyses the controversy on the topics of prostitution and human trafficking online by way of researching the structure and discourses of non-commercial websites. Previous research (Agustín, 2005; Doezema, 2000; Freedman, 2003; Kelly, 2005) has shown that general-public, media and theoretical discussions tend to dichotomize the two phenomena, reconfirming the dividing lines between them. Realities are much more complex, pointing to t…
The matrimonial web of migrants: The economics of profiling as a new form of ethnic business
This article investigates the matrimonial web of migrants by first focusing on the economy of ethnic profiling which underlies it. Such ethnicization of the 'love' encounter is closely dependant on a complex articulation of gender, nationality and mobility (migration), which is called here an 'international distribution of gender'. Finally, the migrant matrimonial web suggests a new form of 'ethnic business', in which the source of value does not…
Festival culturel panafricain d’Alger (7-8 juillet 2009): Colloque international « Frantz Fanon
7 et mercredi 8 juillet un colloque dédié à Frantz Fanon, acteur éminent de la lutte de libération nationale algérienne, théoricien du colonialisme et des décolonisations, penseur de la libération et du panafricanisme ainsi que le mettait en avant l'argumentaire du colloque.2 Ce dernier, organisé par le Centre national de recherches préhistoriques, anthropologiques et historiques (CNRPAH) s'inscrivait dans le cadre du 2 e Festival culturel panafr…
Journal of Asian and African Studies
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
TIC et parrainage dans les mouvements militants de défense des sans-papiers en France
Cet article a pour objet les usages d’internet – et tout particulièrement des listes de discussion – dans le Réseau Éducation sans frontières, réseau de soutien aux sans-papiers. Ces usages sont étroitement liés à la forme de militantisme à l’œuvre dans RESF, un militantisme de solidarité fondé sur le parrainage et rendant possible une intégration par le bas des sans-papiers. Cette prévalence du soutien pose enfin la question des relations entre …
Vie et mort dans la pensée de Frantz Fanon
Dans l'oeuvre de Frantz Fanon s'opère progressivement un passage, sinon une substitution, de la thématisation de la pathologie du colonisé en termes d'aliénation à sa thématisation en termes de dépersonnalisation.Il n'est pas question ici d'analyser les modalités de ce passage ni même de dresser le tableau pathologique d'une telle dépersonnalisation ; nous désirons uniquement rendre compte de l'un de ses aspects, à savoir l'expérience ou la sensa…
International Conference on Frantz Fanon. Second Pan-African Culture Festival, Algiers, 7—8 July 2009
Festival culturel panafricain d’Alger (7-8 juillet 2009): Colloque international « Frantz Fanon
7 et mercredi 8 juillet un colloque dédié à Frantz Fanon, acteur éminent de la lutte de libération nationale algérienne, théoricien du colonialisme et des décolonisations, penseur de la libération et du panafricanisme ainsi que le mettait en avant l'argumentaire du colloque.2 Ce dernier, organisé par le Centre national de recherches préhistoriques, anthropologiques et historiques (CNRPAH) s'inscrivait dans le cadre du 2 e Festival culturel panafr…
Le web matrimonial des migrants: L'économie du profilage au service d'une nouvelle forme de commerce ethnique
Cet article se propose d'engager une réflexion sur le web matrimonial des migrants (WMM) en tant que forme inédite de commerce ethnique posant l'égalité « faire du commerce » = « faire du réseau » (et non plus s'appuyer sur des réseaux ethniques préexistants). Le WMM est fondée sur une économie du profilage singulière puisque dépendante d'une ethnicisation des profils (et donc des utilisateurs) : « faire du réseau » = « ethniciser ». Enfin, le WM…
Corps à corps: Frantz Fanon's Erotics of National Liberation
In this short essay, I will endeavour to show that Frantz Fanon’s well-known conception of struggles for national liberation is intimately linked to an erotics of liberation. This one takes its roots in a shift, or better a reversal, of theories of racism. As Etienne Balibar argues, “racism,” as a category, appears at mid 19th century, especially under the aegis of the UNESCO, as a break with the conceptions of “race,” considered to be a pure “my…
The matrimonial web of migrants: The economics of profiling as a new form of ethnic business
This article investigates the matrimonial web of migrants by first focusing on the economy of ethnic profiling which underlies it. Such ethnicization of the 'love' encounter is closely dependant on a complex articulation of gender, nationality and mobility (migration), which is called here an 'international distribution of gender'. Finally, the migrant matrimonial web suggests a new form of 'ethnic business', in which the source of value does not…
Le genre de la race: Fanon, lecteur de Beauvoir
Frantz Fanon's Black Skin, White Masks and Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex display numerous theoretical and critical affinities. These stem from the appropriations and translations which both works operated in relation to the Hegelian dialectic of master and slave, with a view to the conceptual apprehension of relations of gender (man/woman) and race (White/Black). From this starting-point, what is engaged is a comprehensive dialogue on the q…
The (re)making of sexualities on the web
This article analyses the controversy on the topics of prostitution and human trafficking online by way of researching the structure and discourses of non-commercial websites. Previous research (Agustín, 2005; Doezema, 2000; Freedman, 2003; Kelly, 2005) has shown that general-public, media and theoretical discussions tend to dichotomize the two phenomena, reconfirming the dividing lines between them. Realities are much more complex, pointing to t…
Des inventeurs d'âmes » — Fanon, lecteur de Césaire
Digitalising sex commerce and sex work: A comparative analysis of French, Greek and Slovenian websites
The aim of this article is to explore the complexity of the online sex trade and work by analysing sexuality-related commercial websites, with reference to three European states, France, Greece and Slovenia. The article compares websites in each specific sociocultural context, in order to provide insights into the various types of networks and services that emerge, and to explore how they operate, how they communicate and how sex is being merchan…
John Locke: Une Géophilosophie De La Servitude
Edmond Malinvaud and the Problem of Statistical Induction
Michel Armatte, Annie L. Cot, Jacques Mairesse, Matthieu Renault, Edmond Malinvaud and the Problem of Statistical Induction, Annals of Economics and Statistics, No. 125/126, SPECIAL ISSUE IN HONOR OF EDMOND MALINVAUD (1923–2015) (June 2017), pp. 79-111
Des colonies russes à L’Amérique noire… et retour. Lénine et Langston Hughes
Les essais de Lénine sur l’autodétermination nationale et les luttes anticoloniales sont bien connus. Beaucoup moins le sont ses écrits plus précoces, dans lesquels les « nations opprimées » brillent par leur absence, sur le processus de colonisation intérieure des « terres libres » des périphéries de l’Empire russe. Trouvant leur prolongement dans des réflexions croisées sur le devenir du servage en Russie et de l’esclavage aux États-Unis, ces t…
La dialectique maître-esclave selon Simone de Beauvoir. Un exemple de transformation mythique
Reacting to the Lucas Critique
In 1976, Robert Lucas explicitly criticized Keynesian macroeconometric models for their inability to correctly predict the effects of alternative economic policies. Today, most contemporary macroeconomists and some historians of economics consider that Lucas's critique led forcefully to an immediate disqualification of the Keynesian macroeconometric approach. This narrative is based on the interpretation of the Lucas critique as a fundamental pri…
The courage of truth, or deracializing knowledge with W. E. B. Du Bois
Conçu comme une contribution à une histoire subalterne de la vérité, dans une triple perspective épistémologique, politique et éthique, cet article révèle la place centrale occupée par W. E. B. Du Bois dans l’entreprise de « déracialisation des savoirs » engagée par les intellectuels africains-américains dès le lendemain de l’abolition de l’esclavage. Examinant tour à tour les différentes facettes de l’auteur, philosophe, sociologue, « agi- tateu…
Edmond Malinvaud’s Criticisms of the New Classical Economics: Restoring the Nature and the Rationale of the Old Keynesians’ Opposition
Unlike standard accounts, recent research in the history of macroeconomics has given increasing attention to the Old Keynesians’ criticisms of the New Classical Economics. In this paper, I address the case of Edmond Malinvaud, who began opposing the New Classical Economics from the early 1980s and did so throughout the following thirty years. This study shows that his opposition was radical, i.e., multi-dimensional and systematic, and owes to the…
Matières vivantes
« Vivante, tu étais ce corps vêtu et non vêtu. » Dire-vivant : tel est le projet que le poète oulipien Jacques Roubaud formule à la fin de Quelque chose noir, poème consacré à sa femme morte, Alix-Cléo Roubaud. Réussir à faire d’un cadavre, ce corps réduit à son organicité biologique caduque, une matière littéraire vivante (et non la ressusciter par la poésie, comme le voudrait un lieu commun littéraire) : ce projet poétique résonne avec celui du…
Theory to the Rescue of Large-Scale Models: Edmond Malinvaud's View on the Search for Microfoundations
Edmond Malinvaud's case is peculiar in the history of macroeconomics as he committed to two different microfoundational programs, namely, the disequilibrium theory (more properly, the non-Walrasian approach) and the practice of large-scale macroeconomic modeling. Such a twofold commitment was far from anecdotal because Malinvaud regarded these programs as fully compatible. The search for microfoundations he promoted did not aim at reconsidering t…
Macroeconomics under pressure: The feedback effects of economic expertise
The influence of macroeconomists’ on policymakers through economic expertise is usually taken for granted. Yet, the reverse proposal appears far less elusive and as significant. From the analysis of Malinvaud’s writings, I set forth three significant feedback effects of economic expertise on macroeconomics, which has (i) become oversensitive to the results of economic policies, (ii) behaved as a tool for decision-making, and (iii) been impelled t…
Shakespeare dans la Caraïbe: Sur C.L.R. James
El género de la raza: Fanon, lector de Beauvoir
Piel negra, máscaras blancas de Frantz Fanon y El Segundo Sexo de Simone de Beauvoir presentan numerosas afinidades teóricas y críticas provenientes de apropiaciones y traducciones que ambas obras operativizaron con la dialéctica hegeliana del amo y el esclavo, con vistas a la aprehensión conceptual de las relaciones de género (hombre/mujer) y de raza (blanco/negro). Desde este punto de partida, se entabla un amplio diálogo en torno a las cuestio…
The Gender of Race: Fanon Reads Beauvoir
This article reveals the influence Simone de Beauvoir’s writings had on Frantz Fanon, even though Fanon never cites Beauvoir’s views and even seems to try hard to hide any intellectual lineage with Beauvoir. Clarifying the motives of this “disappearance” is necessary not only for understanding Fanon’s oeuvre, but also for appreciating the connections between, which are also a co-emergence of, feminism and anticolonialism-antiracism in the years f…
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