Catherine Grémion

Biographic Data

ID378392
NAMECatherine Grémion
GIVEN NAMESCatherine
FAMILY NAMEGrémion
SIGNATUREGRÉMION C
AFFILIATIONSInstitut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS1
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1969
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
H-INDEX1

  • Camus, la mer, la musique

    Catherine GrémionARTICLECommentaire2017

  • La décision dans l'Église: Contraception, procréation assistée, avortement : trois moments clés

    Catherine GrémionARTICLEEsprit2010Cited by: 1

    Dans ses déclarations de principe, l'Église défend un mode de prise de décision ouvert : collégialité, concertation, prise en compte des laïcs... Or, les décisions qui ont provoqué le plus d'incompréhension dans le monde catholique ont été, à l'inverse, édictées de manière opaque et hiérarchique. Peut-on y voir un rapport avec la désaffection qui touche la pratique religieuse en Europe

  • Le religieux dans les villes nouvelles

    Catherine GrémionARTICLELes Annales de la Recherche Urbaine2005

    Catherine Grémion Religious aspects in the New Towns The French New Towns were designed at a time when religious institutions were no longer particularly motivated in seeking to mark out territory by a monumental form of presence. The arrival of migrant populations from North Africa, Africa, Asia and the Antilles is changing the situation by giving rise to a demand for religious space for various religions. Local authorities are therefore being p…

  • Local Government Development in France: Comparison with Japan

    Open AccessCatherine GrémionARTICLEJapanese Journal of Political…2002

    We will not try here to attempt a complete comparison of decentralized local government in France and Japan together with their respective impact on economic development, but rather to focus on some points which appear to be of particular significance for further reflection in order to learn from both cases

  • Les paradoxes du corps préfectoral

    Catherine GrémionARTICLERevue française d administration…2000

    The Paradoxes of the Prefectoral Body There are two dates which stand out in the history of the institution of the prefect during the Fifth Republic. First, the reform of 1964 had the objective of giving the prefect an authority over State services at local level. In fact, as ‘holder of all ministers’powers’, the prefect in practice would be brought into confrontation with heads of service from the different ministries, strengthened by delegation…

  • Les paradoxes d’une institution: Le sous-préfet chargé de mission pour la politique de la ville

    Catherine Grémion, Christian MouhannaARTICLERevue française d administration…1994

    Paradoxes of an Institution : the Sub-Prefect in charge of Urban Policy According to the decree of 28 January 1991, the role of the sub-prefect in charge of urban policy is to arbitrate, monitor and impulse urban policy in his département, but it is quite difficult for this official to find his place and to impose his authority in front of local authorities’ administrations -sometimes with three levels -and state field services. This can be expla…

  • De la participation à la communication

    Catherine GrémionARTICLERevue française d administration…1991

    From Participation to Communication With decentralization, local French public life has moved from a system of participation to a new situation based on communication. Far from facilitating the involvement of the citizenry in public action, this development has, above all, permitted local collectivities to adopt communication policies aimed at improving their image with the economic and social participants

  • Où va l'administration française

    Gérard Adam, Michel Crozier et al.ARTICLERevue Française de Sociologie1975

  • Vers une nouvelle théorie de la décision

    Catherine GrémionARTICLESociologie du Travail1969