David Grondin
Biographic Data
| ID | 415635 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Grondin |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Grondin |
| SIGNATURE | GRONDIN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ottawa |
| ORCID | 0009-0004-9820-1122 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Surveillance et suspicion à l’ère numérique. Réflexions à partir de la politique mondiale contre l’argent sale
La montée en puissance de l’intelligence artificielle et des algorithmes comme nouvelles figures du pouvoir de surveiller et d’agir à partir de vastes masses de données est devenu un enjeu incontournable en matière de sécurité et de contrôle social. Au cours des vingt dernières années, soit la période d’existence de Champ Pénal, ce sujet a en effet pris une importance considérable. Pourtant, il brille paradoxalement par son absence dans les publi…
La médiation de la frontière numérique pour la sécurité frontalière
Infrastructural Brutalism
Infrastructural Brutalism: Art and the Necropolitics of Infrastructure is certainly not a book to which those seeking a touch of optimism about our future will turn to; the title leaves no ambiguity.It is, however, a must-read for anyone interested in understanding infrastructures and the baneful effects of industrial capitalism on our planet.In taking stock of the infrastructural turn in social sciences and humanities, Truscello adopts an unequi…
Person of Interest as Media Technology of Surveillance
In this article, we examine the television series about global surveillance Person of Interest ( POI) (aired on CBS, 2011–2016) to reflect on popular understandings of surveillance and account for its representation of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic surveillance. Drawing on television, media, and surveillance studies, we focus on the power of representations of social relations and diegetic technologies in possible and imagined futu…
Entre réinformation et complotisme
La méconnaissance du virus SARS-CoV-2 et une communication publique déficiente ont contribué à alimenter l'incertitude radicale depuis le début de la pandémie. Cette conjoncture est propice au déferlement de contre-discours dits complotistes dans les arènes numériques et autres « forums hybrides ». Les institutions publiques et médiatiques, en privilégiant une approche épistémologique basée sur le debunking, échouent à comprendre la préférence d'…
Étirer les frontières des études sur les communications et les médias
Esta entrevista com Nico Carpentier, conduzida por David Grondin, explora as fronteiras e os desafios dos estudos de comunicação e mídia na era digital. Carpentier discute a importância de considerar as relações de poder, as desigualdades sociais e a participação cidadã na análise das práticas comunicativas contemporâneas. Ele defende uma abordagem crítica e interdisciplinar que integre perspectivas das ciências sociais, humanidades e estudos cul…
Dangereusement drones
Ce texte s’efforce de montrer que la stratégie de contre-terrorisme poursuivie par l’administration Obama a amplifié et normalisé la pratique contestée de mener des frappes militaires ciblées qu’avait adoptée l’administration précédente à l’aide de drones de combat pour éradiquer des sujets associés au réseau terroriste Al-Qaïda. En évoquant le continuum du régime précédent quant à la doctrine de « frappe préemptive » de l’administration Bush, no…
Les langues comme institutions de savoir/pouvoir dans les études critiques de sécurité canadiennes
Ce texte est un récit réflexif sur mon évolution au sein des Relations internationales (RI) et notamment des études de sécurité au Canada et au Québec. Il porte sur l’enjeu linguistique dans l’étude critique de la sécurité au Canada et le texte s’avère un récit autoethnographique à propos de mon incursion dans ce champ. Dans les faits, il focalise sur l’absence apparente de la recherche francophone dans ce champ émergent que sont les Canadian cri…
Languages as institutions of power/knowledge in Canadian critical security studies
This piece is a reflexive account of my own upbringing in the fields of International Relations (IR) and especially of security studies in Canada. It addresses the issue of language in the critical study of security in Canada and it is written through my incursion in this field. In effect, it focuses on the mere absence of Francophone scholarship in this emerging subfield of Canadian critical security studies. The article first recounts the rise …
Understanding Culture Wars through Satirical/Political Infotainment TV
Recent US culture wars have been waged through televised entertainment news (infotainment TV). The imprint left by Jon Stewart and The Daily Show on mainstream news outlets has been analyzed in political communication studies and media studies. However, no one has so far made a case for Jon Stewart as a protagonist in these culture wars, especially because Stewart himself wants to stay clear of and set himself apart from them. This paper looks at…
The Other Spaces of War
National Security and Core Values in American History, William O. WalkerIII, Cambridge
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Securing Prosperity or Making Securitization Prosper
Increasing continental integration since n September 2001 raises questions about the emergence of a link between governmentality security and economic practices in American. Of particular concern is the security and prosperity partnership of America (SPP) between Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Whether the result of US security pressures, a willingness to please American leaders and business communities, or for the purpose of ensuring Cana…
L'empire au miroir
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Mistaking Hegemony for Empire
However tempting it might be to regard American foreign policy as representing either the rational decisions of a single individual or the coherent output of a policy elite, the reality is different, and much more complex. For we must not only consider individuals as occupiers of bureaucratic offices; we need also to understand how their policy advocacies get shaped by their particular values and ideas. In this regard, it is simply impossible to …
The Other Spaces of War
Les langues comme institutions de savoir/pouvoir dans les études critiques de sécurité canadiennes
Ce texte est un récit réflexif sur mon évolution au sein des Relations internationales (RI) et notamment des études de sécurité au Canada et au Québec. Il porte sur l’enjeu linguistique dans l’étude critique de la sécurité au Canada et le texte s’avère un récit autoethnographique à propos de mon incursion dans ce champ. Dans les faits, il focalise sur l’absence apparente de la recherche francophone dans ce champ émergent que sont les Canadian cri…
Languages as institutions of power/knowledge in Canadian critical security studies
This piece is a reflexive account of my own upbringing in the fields of International Relations (IR) and especially of security studies in Canada. It addresses the issue of language in the critical study of security in Canada and it is written through my incursion in this field. In effect, it focuses on the mere absence of Francophone scholarship in this emerging subfield of Canadian critical security studies. The article first recounts the rise …
Mistaking Hegemony for Empire
However tempting it might be to regard American foreign policy as representing either the rational decisions of a single individual or the coherent output of a policy elite, the reality is different, and much more complex. For we must not only consider individuals as occupiers of bureaucratic offices; we need also to understand how their policy advocacies get shaped by their particular values and ideas. In this regard, it is simply impossible to …
Mistaking Hegemony for Empire
However tempting it might be to regard American foreign policy as representing either the rational decisions of a single individual or the coherent output of a policy elite, the reality is different, and much more complex. For we must not only consider individuals as occupiers of bureaucratic offices; we need also to understand how their policy advocacies get shaped by their particular values and ideas. In this regard, it is simply impossible to …
Securing Prosperity or Making Securitization Prosper
Increasing continental integration since n September 2001 raises questions about the emergence of a link between governmentality security and economic practices in American. Of particular concern is the security and prosperity partnership of America (SPP) between Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Whether the result of US security pressures, a willingness to please American leaders and business communities, or for the purpose of ensuring Cana…
L'empire au miroir
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
National Security and Core Values in American History, William O. WalkerIII, Cambridge
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Other Spaces of War
Understanding Culture Wars through Satirical/Political Infotainment TV
Recent US culture wars have been waged through televised entertainment news (infotainment TV). The imprint left by Jon Stewart and The Daily Show on mainstream news outlets has been analyzed in political communication studies and media studies. However, no one has so far made a case for Jon Stewart as a protagonist in these culture wars, especially because Stewart himself wants to stay clear of and set himself apart from them. This paper looks at…
Dangereusement drones
Ce texte s’efforce de montrer que la stratégie de contre-terrorisme poursuivie par l’administration Obama a amplifié et normalisé la pratique contestée de mener des frappes militaires ciblées qu’avait adoptée l’administration précédente à l’aide de drones de combat pour éradiquer des sujets associés au réseau terroriste Al-Qaïda. En évoquant le continuum du régime précédent quant à la doctrine de « frappe préemptive » de l’administration Bush, no…
Les langues comme institutions de savoir/pouvoir dans les études critiques de sécurité canadiennes
Ce texte est un récit réflexif sur mon évolution au sein des Relations internationales (RI) et notamment des études de sécurité au Canada et au Québec. Il porte sur l’enjeu linguistique dans l’étude critique de la sécurité au Canada et le texte s’avère un récit autoethnographique à propos de mon incursion dans ce champ. Dans les faits, il focalise sur l’absence apparente de la recherche francophone dans ce champ émergent que sont les Canadian cri…
Languages as institutions of power/knowledge in Canadian critical security studies
This piece is a reflexive account of my own upbringing in the fields of International Relations (IR) and especially of security studies in Canada. It addresses the issue of language in the critical study of security in Canada and it is written through my incursion in this field. In effect, it focuses on the mere absence of Francophone scholarship in this emerging subfield of Canadian critical security studies. The article first recounts the rise …
Étirer les frontières des études sur les communications et les médias
Esta entrevista com Nico Carpentier, conduzida por David Grondin, explora as fronteiras e os desafios dos estudos de comunicação e mídia na era digital. Carpentier discute a importância de considerar as relações de poder, as desigualdades sociais e a participação cidadã na análise das práticas comunicativas contemporâneas. Ele defende uma abordagem crítica e interdisciplinar que integre perspectivas das ciências sociais, humanidades e estudos cul…
La médiation de la frontière numérique pour la sécurité frontalière
Infrastructural Brutalism
Infrastructural Brutalism: Art and the Necropolitics of Infrastructure is certainly not a book to which those seeking a touch of optimism about our future will turn to; the title leaves no ambiguity.It is, however, a must-read for anyone interested in understanding infrastructures and the baneful effects of industrial capitalism on our planet.In taking stock of the infrastructural turn in social sciences and humanities, Truscello adopts an unequi…
Person of Interest as Media Technology of Surveillance
In this article, we examine the television series about global surveillance Person of Interest ( POI) (aired on CBS, 2011–2016) to reflect on popular understandings of surveillance and account for its representation of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic surveillance. Drawing on television, media, and surveillance studies, we focus on the power of representations of social relations and diegetic technologies in possible and imagined futu…
Entre réinformation et complotisme
La méconnaissance du virus SARS-CoV-2 et une communication publique déficiente ont contribué à alimenter l'incertitude radicale depuis le début de la pandémie. Cette conjoncture est propice au déferlement de contre-discours dits complotistes dans les arènes numériques et autres « forums hybrides ». Les institutions publiques et médiatiques, en privilégiant une approche épistémologique basée sur le debunking, échouent à comprendre la préférence d'…
Surveillance et suspicion à l’ère numérique. Réflexions à partir de la politique mondiale contre l’argent sale
La montée en puissance de l’intelligence artificielle et des algorithmes comme nouvelles figures du pouvoir de surveiller et d’agir à partir de vastes masses de données est devenu un enjeu incontournable en matière de sécurité et de contrôle social. Au cours des vingt dernières années, soit la période d’existence de Champ Pénal, ce sujet a en effet pris une importance considérable. Pourtant, il brille paradoxalement par son absence dans les publi…
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