Hayley Wood
Biographic Data
| ID | 3804476 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hayley Wood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hayley |
| FAMILY NAME | Wood |
| SIGNATURE | WOOD H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Old age and animals in Disney and Pixar animated features
Depuis des décennies, les longs métrages d’animation Disney et Pixar constituent, à l’échelle mondiale, un répertoire majeur, ce qui rend leur étude particulièrement intéressante. Rares sont pourtant, encore, les travaux qui s’attachent à analyser attentivement, et objectivement, ce vaste corpus, rassemblant, à l’automne 2025, quatre-vingt-un films. Or cette étude permet de s’interroger sur les représentations sociales, y compris au sujet des rel…
Tribute to Pierre Brocheux, Historian of Indochina, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia
Claire Thi-Liên Tran is a lecturer at the Université Paris Cité, where she teaches on the history of Southeast Asia and is a researcher at CESSMA (Centre d’Études en Sciences Sociales sur les Mondes Africains, Américains et Asiatiques). Her publications include work on the history of Catholicism in Vietnam, relations between politics and religions, and religious mobilities from a global history perspective. She is also interested in the political…
A Common Experience of Ageing: The Social Role of Ancestral Collective Land Tenure Systems in Rural Upland Areas
Collective landholdings (often referred to as ‘common land’) are ancestral land tenure systems that, although little recognised, have endured as institutions in upland areas in France. They play an important role in stimulating rural life, and many of the inhabitants in these areas retain a strong attachment to them. In both the Alps and the Massif Central, these very old systems are of interest today for the various functions they perform, in a …
De l’hémicycle européen à la représentation d’intérêts: Des Circulations Public-Privé Circonscrites Mais Des Coopérations À Bas Bruit
Les revolving doors , entendues ici comme la reconversion d’anciens eurodéputés dans des métiers liés au lobbying, ont fait l’objet d’une attention médiatique et politique croissante ces vingt dernières années sans qu’il soit encore facile d’en objectiver le poids, les formes concrètes et les facteurs. Dans cette perspective, l’article exploite une double enquête : des données statistiques sur les devenirs post-mandat (dont le lobbying) d’une pop…
Liban 2025: À La Croisée Des Guerres
By opening up a second front in support of Hamas, the Lebanese political party and military group Hezbollah broke the fragile ceasefire that had been in place in Lebanon since the 2006 war. Israel’s response has smashed the Iran-backed Axis of Resistance in which Hezbollah was a pivotal player, and destroyed most of the latter’s military resources. The ceasefire deal signed in November 2024 has enabled Lebanon to begin a return to more normal pol…
Data Science Versus a Sense of Talent? The Rise of a New Division of Labour in Content Definition in Hollywood
Cet article prend pour objet l’émergence rapide, dans la dernière décennie, de différents types de spécialistes des données intervenant dans les studios et services de vidéo en streaming d’Hollywood, du côté de la production. Ces professionnel·les sont désormais étroitement impliqué·es dans l’évaluation et la sélection des projets artistiques et dans la définition des stratégies de contenus. Cette contribution, issue d’une enquête par entretiens …
International Arthouse Film Sales in the Face of the Rise of Video on Demand Platforms and Festivals
La vente de droits d’exploitation de films à l’international a connu dès les années 1980 une forme de professionnalisation et de normalisation observables dans la consolidation du métier d’exportateur·rice, figure clé de la globalisation du cinéma indépendant. Or, depuis le milieu des années 2010, de nouvelles formes d’appariement entre la production de contenus et leur consommation, provoquées par le déploiement des plateformes numériques sur le…
Cinema Quality, but for Television: TV Production in France in the Age of the Streamers
Cet article s’intéresse à la façon dont les streamers, comme Netflix, Disney+ ou AppleTV+, en multipliant les tournages dans de nombreux pays, y transforment les modalités établies de travail audiovisuel. En analysant le tournage en France de plusieurs de séries entre 2018 et 2022, l’enquête fait apparaître un bousculement des conventions de travail, au sens d’attentes réciproques sur les compétences et les comportements organisant habituellement…
The Impact of Streaming on Occupations in Film and Television: Context and Key Questions
Le Cerrado brésilien, victime de l' agrobusiness
What neuroscience can do for the military
Mieux se connaître pour mieux se gérer, voilà l’objectif fondamental de la recherche sur le fonctionnement du cerveau humain. Cet article se propose de faire un point d’étape sur ce qu’elle peut apporter au monde militaire, comme, par exemple, l’appréhension des biais cognitifs, la gestion des émotions ou l’aptitude à la prise de risque, ce qui permettra d’enrichir l’optimisation des apprentissages, mais aussi de proposer au soldat un panel de mé…
Planning Litigation in Ski Resorts as a Reflection of Territorial Conflicts in the French Northern Alps
Litigation over urban planning documents in mountain areas is a legal reflection of territorial conflicts that generate confrontations before administrative courts. The aim of this article is to show how legal rulings by the administrative courts have affected the drafting of local urban plans in twelve municipalities supporting major ski resorts in the Northern Alps of France between 2000 and 2017. It also looks at the recent ruling in May 2023 …
Restitutions of Cultural Property: The Transnational Production of Frames of Reference and Norms of Ownership for Cultural Property
The restitution of cultural property draws on a series of legal and moral considerations that underpin the legitimacy of the ownership of cultural property. Restitution is the act of restoring something to its legitimate owner(s), but the legitimacy of the latter is based on institutional, legal, and moral principles whose purpose and interpretations may vary over time. This article looks at the emergence since the late 1970s of new frames of ref…
Negotiating the Boundaries of the Speakable: The Introduction of Western Social and Human Sciences into the USSR by Progress Publishers (1963-1985)
This paper examines the circulation of ideas and knowledge between Western countries and the Soviet Union through the translation of books in the social and human sciences. The analysis focuses on the activity of Progress Publishers (1963-1996), a Soviet publishing house with a privileged status and a dual mission: to promote the classic works of Marxism-Leninism and the scholarly output of Soviet specialists abroad; and to publish translations o…
Publishing in the Social and Human Sciences in the Age of Globalization and Digital Technology
The gender of depression: Sociological perspectives
Distribution lectronique Cairn.info pour Presses de Rhizome.Vous avez l'autorisation de reproduire cet article dans les limites des conditions d'utilisation de Cairn.infoou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement.Dtails et conditions sur cairn.info/copyright.Sauf dispositions lgales contraires, les usages numriques des fins pdagogiques des prsentes ressources sont soumises l'autorisation de l'diteur ou…
We’re not Immigrants!” The Social History of a Unique Migrant Population
This article introduces issue 42 of the journal Moussons, which explores migration from Southeast Asia to Europe, and more specfically to France. It looks back at the circumstances surrounding the departure and arrival of refugees in the 1980s and 1990s, the reception and integration policies developed at that time, and the conditions under which families settled in a context hostile to foreigners. The processes of adaptation and acculturation we…
The Scale of the Dragon’s Shadow: Chinese Aid and Investment in Southeast Asia (2000–2022)
This issue is based on the results of the Asean-China Aid research programme financed by the Université Paris Cité’s Emergence en Recherche call for proposals, the aim of which is to measure and analyse Chinese development aid and investment in Southeast Asia. Having recalled the temporalities of the rapprochement between China and Southeast Asian countries, this introductory contribution presents the positioning and methodology of the research g…
From Campaigns to Improve the Moral Standards of Children’s Books to their Literary Consecration: The Emergence of an International Sub-Field
This article traces the genesis and development of a transnational, and later international, sub-field of children’s literature since 1945. In the post-war period, children’s literature was central to debates about the moral improvement and protection of young people. A number of individuals drew on the legitimacy of these moralizing discourses and joined forces to found three international cultural institutions: the International Youth Library i…
Behavioral and emotional problems as a function of peer relationships in adolescents with gender dysphoria: A comparison with clinical and nonclinical controls
Do Children With Gender Dysphoria Have Intense/Obsessional Interests
This study examined whether children clinically referred for gender dysphoria (GD) show increased symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Circumscribed preoccupations or intense interests were considered as overlapping symptoms expressed in GD and ASD. In gender-referred children (n = 534; 82.2% male) and their siblings (n = 419; 57.5% male), we examined Items 9 and 66 on the Child Behavior Checklist, which measure obsessions and compulsions,…
A Developmental, Biopsychosocial Model for the Treatment of Children with Gender Identity Disorder
This article provides a summary of the therapeutic model and approach used in the Gender Identity Service at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto. The authors describe their assessment protocol, describe their current multifactorial case formulation model, including a strong emphasis on developmental factors, and provide clinical examples of how the model is used in the treatment
A Developmental, Biopsychosocial Model for the Treatment of Children with Gender Identity Disorder
This article provides a summary of the therapeutic model and approach used in the Gender Identity Service at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto. The authors describe their assessment protocol, describe their current multifactorial case formulation model, including a strong emphasis on developmental factors, and provide clinical examples of how the model is used in the treatment
Do Children With Gender Dysphoria Have Intense/Obsessional Interests
This study examined whether children clinically referred for gender dysphoria (GD) show increased symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Circumscribed preoccupations or intense interests were considered as overlapping symptoms expressed in GD and ASD. In gender-referred children (n = 534; 82.2% male) and their siblings (n = 419; 57.5% male), we examined Items 9 and 66 on the Child Behavior Checklist, which measure obsessions and compulsions,…
Behavioral and emotional problems as a function of peer relationships in adolescents with gender dysphoria: A comparison with clinical and nonclinical controls
Planning Litigation in Ski Resorts as a Reflection of Territorial Conflicts in the French Northern Alps
Litigation over urban planning documents in mountain areas is a legal reflection of territorial conflicts that generate confrontations before administrative courts. The aim of this article is to show how legal rulings by the administrative courts have affected the drafting of local urban plans in twelve municipalities supporting major ski resorts in the Northern Alps of France between 2000 and 2017. It also looks at the recent ruling in May 2023 …
A Developmental, Biopsychosocial Model for the Treatment of Children with Gender Identity Disorder
This article provides a summary of the therapeutic model and approach used in the Gender Identity Service at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto. The authors describe their assessment protocol, describe their current multifactorial case formulation model, including a strong emphasis on developmental factors, and provide clinical examples of how the model is used in the treatment
Do Children With Gender Dysphoria Have Intense/Obsessional Interests
This study examined whether children clinically referred for gender dysphoria (GD) show increased symptoms of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Circumscribed preoccupations or intense interests were considered as overlapping symptoms expressed in GD and ASD. In gender-referred children (n = 534; 82.2% male) and their siblings (n = 419; 57.5% male), we examined Items 9 and 66 on the Child Behavior Checklist, which measure obsessions and compulsions,…
Behavioral and emotional problems as a function of peer relationships in adolescents with gender dysphoria: A comparison with clinical and nonclinical controls
From Campaigns to Improve the Moral Standards of Children’s Books to their Literary Consecration: The Emergence of an International Sub-Field
This article traces the genesis and development of a transnational, and later international, sub-field of children’s literature since 1945. In the post-war period, children’s literature was central to debates about the moral improvement and protection of young people. A number of individuals drew on the legitimacy of these moralizing discourses and joined forces to found three international cultural institutions: the International Youth Library i…
Restitutions of Cultural Property: The Transnational Production of Frames of Reference and Norms of Ownership for Cultural Property
The restitution of cultural property draws on a series of legal and moral considerations that underpin the legitimacy of the ownership of cultural property. Restitution is the act of restoring something to its legitimate owner(s), but the legitimacy of the latter is based on institutional, legal, and moral principles whose purpose and interpretations may vary over time. This article looks at the emergence since the late 1970s of new frames of ref…
Negotiating the Boundaries of the Speakable: The Introduction of Western Social and Human Sciences into the USSR by Progress Publishers (1963-1985)
This paper examines the circulation of ideas and knowledge between Western countries and the Soviet Union through the translation of books in the social and human sciences. The analysis focuses on the activity of Progress Publishers (1963-1996), a Soviet publishing house with a privileged status and a dual mission: to promote the classic works of Marxism-Leninism and the scholarly output of Soviet specialists abroad; and to publish translations o…
Publishing in the Social and Human Sciences in the Age of Globalization and Digital Technology
The gender of depression: Sociological perspectives
Distribution lectronique Cairn.info pour Presses de Rhizome.Vous avez l'autorisation de reproduire cet article dans les limites des conditions d'utilisation de Cairn.infoou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement.Dtails et conditions sur cairn.info/copyright.Sauf dispositions lgales contraires, les usages numriques des fins pdagogiques des prsentes ressources sont soumises l'autorisation de l'diteur ou…
We’re not Immigrants!” The Social History of a Unique Migrant Population
This article introduces issue 42 of the journal Moussons, which explores migration from Southeast Asia to Europe, and more specfically to France. It looks back at the circumstances surrounding the departure and arrival of refugees in the 1980s and 1990s, the reception and integration policies developed at that time, and the conditions under which families settled in a context hostile to foreigners. The processes of adaptation and acculturation we…
The Scale of the Dragon’s Shadow: Chinese Aid and Investment in Southeast Asia (2000–2022)
This issue is based on the results of the Asean-China Aid research programme financed by the Université Paris Cité’s Emergence en Recherche call for proposals, the aim of which is to measure and analyse Chinese development aid and investment in Southeast Asia. Having recalled the temporalities of the rapprochement between China and Southeast Asian countries, this introductory contribution presents the positioning and methodology of the research g…
What neuroscience can do for the military
Mieux se connaître pour mieux se gérer, voilà l’objectif fondamental de la recherche sur le fonctionnement du cerveau humain. Cet article se propose de faire un point d’étape sur ce qu’elle peut apporter au monde militaire, comme, par exemple, l’appréhension des biais cognitifs, la gestion des émotions ou l’aptitude à la prise de risque, ce qui permettra d’enrichir l’optimisation des apprentissages, mais aussi de proposer au soldat un panel de mé…
Planning Litigation in Ski Resorts as a Reflection of Territorial Conflicts in the French Northern Alps
Litigation over urban planning documents in mountain areas is a legal reflection of territorial conflicts that generate confrontations before administrative courts. The aim of this article is to show how legal rulings by the administrative courts have affected the drafting of local urban plans in twelve municipalities supporting major ski resorts in the Northern Alps of France between 2000 and 2017. It also looks at the recent ruling in May 2023 …
Tribute to Pierre Brocheux, Historian of Indochina, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia
Claire Thi-Liên Tran is a lecturer at the Université Paris Cité, where she teaches on the history of Southeast Asia and is a researcher at CESSMA (Centre d’Études en Sciences Sociales sur les Mondes Africains, Américains et Asiatiques). Her publications include work on the history of Catholicism in Vietnam, relations between politics and religions, and religious mobilities from a global history perspective. She is also interested in the political…
A Common Experience of Ageing: The Social Role of Ancestral Collective Land Tenure Systems in Rural Upland Areas
Collective landholdings (often referred to as ‘common land’) are ancestral land tenure systems that, although little recognised, have endured as institutions in upland areas in France. They play an important role in stimulating rural life, and many of the inhabitants in these areas retain a strong attachment to them. In both the Alps and the Massif Central, these very old systems are of interest today for the various functions they perform, in a …
De l’hémicycle européen à la représentation d’intérêts: Des Circulations Public-Privé Circonscrites Mais Des Coopérations À Bas Bruit
Les revolving doors , entendues ici comme la reconversion d’anciens eurodéputés dans des métiers liés au lobbying, ont fait l’objet d’une attention médiatique et politique croissante ces vingt dernières années sans qu’il soit encore facile d’en objectiver le poids, les formes concrètes et les facteurs. Dans cette perspective, l’article exploite une double enquête : des données statistiques sur les devenirs post-mandat (dont le lobbying) d’une pop…
Liban 2025: À La Croisée Des Guerres
By opening up a second front in support of Hamas, the Lebanese political party and military group Hezbollah broke the fragile ceasefire that had been in place in Lebanon since the 2006 war. Israel’s response has smashed the Iran-backed Axis of Resistance in which Hezbollah was a pivotal player, and destroyed most of the latter’s military resources. The ceasefire deal signed in November 2024 has enabled Lebanon to begin a return to more normal pol…
Data Science Versus a Sense of Talent? The Rise of a New Division of Labour in Content Definition in Hollywood
Cet article prend pour objet l’émergence rapide, dans la dernière décennie, de différents types de spécialistes des données intervenant dans les studios et services de vidéo en streaming d’Hollywood, du côté de la production. Ces professionnel·les sont désormais étroitement impliqué·es dans l’évaluation et la sélection des projets artistiques et dans la définition des stratégies de contenus. Cette contribution, issue d’une enquête par entretiens …
International Arthouse Film Sales in the Face of the Rise of Video on Demand Platforms and Festivals
La vente de droits d’exploitation de films à l’international a connu dès les années 1980 une forme de professionnalisation et de normalisation observables dans la consolidation du métier d’exportateur·rice, figure clé de la globalisation du cinéma indépendant. Or, depuis le milieu des années 2010, de nouvelles formes d’appariement entre la production de contenus et leur consommation, provoquées par le déploiement des plateformes numériques sur le…
Cinema Quality, but for Television: TV Production in France in the Age of the Streamers
Cet article s’intéresse à la façon dont les streamers, comme Netflix, Disney+ ou AppleTV+, en multipliant les tournages dans de nombreux pays, y transforment les modalités établies de travail audiovisuel. En analysant le tournage en France de plusieurs de séries entre 2018 et 2022, l’enquête fait apparaître un bousculement des conventions de travail, au sens d’attentes réciproques sur les compétences et les comportements organisant habituellement…
The Impact of Streaming on Occupations in Film and Television: Context and Key Questions
Le Cerrado brésilien, victime de l' agrobusiness
Old age and animals in Disney and Pixar animated features
Depuis des décennies, les longs métrages d’animation Disney et Pixar constituent, à l’échelle mondiale, un répertoire majeur, ce qui rend leur étude particulièrement intéressante. Rares sont pourtant, encore, les travaux qui s’attachent à analyser attentivement, et objectivement, ce vaste corpus, rassemblant, à l’automne 2025, quatre-vingt-un films. Or cette étude permet de s’interroger sur les représentations sociales, y compris au sujet des rel…
Political science (7 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Gender identity (3 works)