Dominique Caouette
Biographic Data
| ID | 3472484 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dominique Caouette |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dominique |
| FAMILY NAME | Caouette |
| SIGNATURE | CAOUETTE D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 78 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
PluriSud: Multiplier et renouveler nos dialogues, réflexions et pratiques militantes
a rejoint le groupe en 2014
Intellectuel engagé et militant: Réfléchir, agir et provoquer le changement
Challenging the binary of home vs. host state governance: Canadian transnational mining behavior and local communities in the Philippines extractive industry
As the world's dominant actor, the Canadian mining industry has historically been scrutinized for its socio-environmentally egregious operations in the Global South, particularly in mineral-rich nations, such as the Philippines. Canadian multi-national corporations are known for causing extensive ecological devastation; contaminating critical watersheds; and exhausting areas of its culturally valuable resources. With over 60 percent of large-scal…
Constructing and Controlling People’s Power from the Grass Roots: Philippine Social Movement Activism in a Historical Perspective
Ripe for A New Asian Multilateralism? Asean and Contemporary Regional Dynamics
At different rates and following different patterns, Asian multilateralism, particularly in Southeast Asia, is under construction. For observers, the dynamics of regional cooperation have been transformed (or have accelerated) over recent years. This new dynamism is the result of three shocks: the end of the Cold War and the acceleration of economic liberalisation; the Asian financial crisis of 1997–1998; and the events of 11 September 2001. Thes…
Oligarchic électoralisme et contestation politique: Les dérives du néopatrimonialisme et de l'État philippin contemporain
The analysis of the Philippine state provides in-depth perspective in terms of both the typologies used and the breadth of the research conducted over the past 25 years. The establishment of the Marcos dictatorship in 1972 becomes the reference point for this multi-pronged analysis, with each subsequent regime compared to it. This period in Philippine history is often viewed as a quasi-caricatural extension of the political system which was widel…
Agrarian Angst and Rural Resistance in Contemporary Southeast Asia
1. Shifting fields of rural resistance in Southeast Asia. Sarah Turner and Dominique Caouette 2. Rural resistance and the art of domination Dominique Caouette and Sarah Turner 3. Weapons of the Week: Selective resistance and agency among the Hmong in northern Vietnam Sarah Turner and Jean Michaud 4. 'Now the companies have come': Local values and contract farming in northern Thailand Andrew Walker 5. Resisting local inequities: Community-based co…
Agrarian Angst: Rural Resistance in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has witnessed dramatic transformations in the rural sector over the past 60 years, first with the Green Revolution, and more recently with diverse multi-scalar economic and socio-political processes including the growth of cash crops, export processing zones, land conversions, genetically modified crops, free trade agreements, and the growing complexity of rural-urban connections. With such a multiplicity of changes, many directly …
L'état des citoyennetés: En Europe et dans les Amériques
Dans nos sociétés contemporaines, sans cesse bouleversées par les restructurations économiques et les recompositions sociales, les institutions étatiques doivent faire face à la difficulté d'assurer l'inclusion sociale et la participation à la vie collective des citoyens. En Europe comme dans les Amériques, nous assistons à des mutations importantes dans les régimes de citoyenneté et à des changements de formes de citoyenneté. Cet ouvrage examine…
Going Transnational: Dynamics and Challenges of Linking Local Claims to Global Advocacy Networks in Southeast Asia
In Southeast Asia, especially since the 1997 financial crisis, there has been a growing tendency, for NGOs, social movements and activist networks to organize and work transnationally. This paper explores one specific component of Sidney Tarrow's most recent work on transnational activism, namely “the political processes that activists trigger to connect their local claims to those of others across borders and to international institutions, regim…
Agrarian Angst and Rural Resistance in Contemporary Southeast Asia
1. Shifting fields of rural resistance in Southeast Asia. Sarah Turner and Dominique Caouette 2. Rural resistance and the art of domination Dominique Caouette and Sarah Turner 3. Weapons of the Week: Selective resistance and agency among the Hmong in northern Vietnam Sarah Turner and Jean Michaud 4. 'Now the companies have come': Local values and contract farming in northern Thailand Andrew Walker 5. Resisting local inequities: Community-based co…
Agrarian Angst: Rural Resistance in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has witnessed dramatic transformations in the rural sector over the past 60 years, first with the Green Revolution, and more recently with diverse multi-scalar economic and socio-political processes including the growth of cash crops, export processing zones, land conversions, genetically modified crops, free trade agreements, and the growing complexity of rural-urban connections. With such a multiplicity of changes, many directly …
Going Transnational: Dynamics and Challenges of Linking Local Claims to Global Advocacy Networks in Southeast Asia
In Southeast Asia, especially since the 1997 financial crisis, there has been a growing tendency, for NGOs, social movements and activist networks to organize and work transnationally. This paper explores one specific component of Sidney Tarrow's most recent work on transnational activism, namely “the political processes that activists trigger to connect their local claims to those of others across borders and to international institutions, regim…
Challenging the binary of home vs. host state governance: Canadian transnational mining behavior and local communities in the Philippines extractive industry
As the world's dominant actor, the Canadian mining industry has historically been scrutinized for its socio-environmentally egregious operations in the Global South, particularly in mineral-rich nations, such as the Philippines. Canadian multi-national corporations are known for causing extensive ecological devastation; contaminating critical watersheds; and exhausting areas of its culturally valuable resources. With over 60 percent of large-scal…
L'état des citoyennetés: En Europe et dans les Amériques
Dans nos sociétés contemporaines, sans cesse bouleversées par les restructurations économiques et les recompositions sociales, les institutions étatiques doivent faire face à la difficulté d'assurer l'inclusion sociale et la participation à la vie collective des citoyens. En Europe comme dans les Amériques, nous assistons à des mutations importantes dans les régimes de citoyenneté et à des changements de formes de citoyenneté. Cet ouvrage examine…
Going Transnational: Dynamics and Challenges of Linking Local Claims to Global Advocacy Networks in Southeast Asia
In Southeast Asia, especially since the 1997 financial crisis, there has been a growing tendency, for NGOs, social movements and activist networks to organize and work transnationally. This paper explores one specific component of Sidney Tarrow's most recent work on transnational activism, namely “the political processes that activists trigger to connect their local claims to those of others across borders and to international institutions, regim…
Agrarian Angst and Rural Resistance in Contemporary Southeast Asia
1. Shifting fields of rural resistance in Southeast Asia. Sarah Turner and Dominique Caouette 2. Rural resistance and the art of domination Dominique Caouette and Sarah Turner 3. Weapons of the Week: Selective resistance and agency among the Hmong in northern Vietnam Sarah Turner and Jean Michaud 4. 'Now the companies have come': Local values and contract farming in northern Thailand Andrew Walker 5. Resisting local inequities: Community-based co…
Agrarian Angst: Rural Resistance in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has witnessed dramatic transformations in the rural sector over the past 60 years, first with the Green Revolution, and more recently with diverse multi-scalar economic and socio-political processes including the growth of cash crops, export processing zones, land conversions, genetically modified crops, free trade agreements, and the growing complexity of rural-urban connections. With such a multiplicity of changes, many directly …
Oligarchic électoralisme et contestation politique: Les dérives du néopatrimonialisme et de l'État philippin contemporain
The analysis of the Philippine state provides in-depth perspective in terms of both the typologies used and the breadth of the research conducted over the past 25 years. The establishment of the Marcos dictatorship in 1972 becomes the reference point for this multi-pronged analysis, with each subsequent regime compared to it. This period in Philippine history is often viewed as a quasi-caricatural extension of the political system which was widel…
Ripe for A New Asian Multilateralism? Asean and Contemporary Regional Dynamics
At different rates and following different patterns, Asian multilateralism, particularly in Southeast Asia, is under construction. For observers, the dynamics of regional cooperation have been transformed (or have accelerated) over recent years. This new dynamism is the result of three shocks: the end of the Cold War and the acceleration of economic liberalisation; the Asian financial crisis of 1997–1998; and the events of 11 September 2001. Thes…
Constructing and Controlling People’s Power from the Grass Roots: Philippine Social Movement Activism in a Historical Perspective
Intellectuel engagé et militant: Réfléchir, agir et provoquer le changement
Challenging the binary of home vs. host state governance: Canadian transnational mining behavior and local communities in the Philippines extractive industry
As the world's dominant actor, the Canadian mining industry has historically been scrutinized for its socio-environmentally egregious operations in the Global South, particularly in mineral-rich nations, such as the Philippines. Canadian multi-national corporations are known for causing extensive ecological devastation; contaminating critical watersheds; and exhausting areas of its culturally valuable resources. With over 60 percent of large-scal…
PluriSud: Multiplier et renouveler nos dialogues, réflexions et pratiques militantes
a rejoint le groupe en 2014
Political science (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Collective action (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (2 works) · China (2 works) · Contentious politics (2 works) · Democracy (2 works)