Philippe Cauvet
Biographic Data
| ID | 4211692 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philippe Cauvet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philippe |
| FAMILY NAME | Cauvet |
| SIGNATURE | CAUVET P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Poitiers |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Devolution in Northern Ireland twenty-five years on
This article assesses 25 years of devolution in Northern Ireland. It shows that devolution in Northern Ireland has had mixed and very paradoxical results. The introduction, highlighting the fact that Northern Irish devolution was part of a long and multi-levelled peace process, shows the fundamental differences with Wales and Scotland. In the first section, the article shows that the consociational power-sharing institutions established in Stormo…
Joana Etchart, Community Relations and the Troubles in Northern Ireland
In this rich and dense work, Joana Etchart, a senior lecturer at the Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour, aims at producing a comprehensive analysis of community relations policy in Northern Ireland, a crucial public policy during the Troubles.In a long introduction (p. 1-30), Etchart first explains how complex and elusive the very notion of community relations is as it covers different and sometimes conflictual meanings. For certain analyst…
Irlande du Nord 2022
Cet article poursuit un double objectif : rendre hommage à Maurice Goldring et analyser la situation politique complexe dans laquelle se trouve l’Irlande du Nord en 2022. En s’inspirant du parcours intellectuel et politique de Maurice Goldring, cet article décrit et analyse la crise actuelle et la paralysie des institutions locales. Il démontre que cette crise n’est pas simplement conjoncturelle, car elle ne peut se réduire à une simple conséquen…
Democracy in Northern Ireland Since the Good Friday Agreement
The aim of this paper is to identify and analyse the reasons why the Brexit referendum and its results have led to a profound and lasting destabilisation of post-Good Friday Agreement Northern Irish democracy. The main thesis developed in this paper is that the post-Brexit referendum crisis prevailing in Northern Ireland should lead us to reappraise critically the democratic institutions and processes established after the GFA as they were vulner…
Agnès Maillot, Rebels in government, Is Sinn Féin ready for power
In her latest book, Rebels in Government: Is Sinn Féin ready for power?, Agnès Maillot, an expert in Irish republicanism, offers an analysis of a strange and complex political party called Sinn Féin. As Sinn Féin has recently demonstrated its electoral efficiency both North (2017 and 2022 MLA elections) and South (2020 Dáil elections) of the Irish Border, the question she raises is crucial and timely. To answer this question, she depicts Sinn Féi…
Brendan O’Leary, A Treatise on Northern Ireland, vol. III, Consociation and Confederation
This is the third volume of a remarkable and monumental three-volume Treatise on Northern Ireland written by Professor Brendan O’Leary, the world-reknowned specialist of Northern Ireland. The first volume is subtitled Colonisation, the second, Control. The last volume, reviewed here, is subtitled Consociation and Confederation. The whole Treatise, and more particularly this third volume, is a masterstroke. Brendan O’Leary, perhaps more than ever …
Cormac Moore, Birth of the Border
En cette année 2020 qui marque le centenaire du Government of Ireland Act, année faisant elle-même partie de la grande décennie des commémorations (commémorations de 1914, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1921, 1922...), il était tout à fait naturel que des ouvrages sur la partition de l’Irlande soient proposés par les maisons d’édition irlandaises. Si l’on ajoute à cela le contexte très particulier qu’est celui du Brexit et de l’imbroglio constitutionnel et so…
To what extent has EU integration transformed the territorial conflict in Northern Ireland? A post-Brexit referendum re-assessment
As the Irish border question has re-emerged in the wake of the 2016 Brexit referendum, this article aims at assessing the influence of EU integration on the evolution of the Northern Irish territorial conflict. It argues that European influence has not really transformed the conflict as some, mostly in constructivist circles, have claimed. The first section shows that the post-Brexit context in Northern Ireland reveals two major problems in the c…
Irish Nationalism and the Natural Insular Landscape of Ireland before Partition
The place of natural landscapes in nationalist discourses has remained greatly under-researched. For John Agnew the political geographer, this is explained by the fact that the cases of France and mostly England were used as universal and paradigmatic models, which resulted in simplistic accounts of the role of landscapes in the formation of other national identities (Agnew, 2002). Agnew himself, and a few others like Lowenthal (Lowenthal, 1979),…
Deterritorialisation, reterritorialisation, nations and states
Deterritorialisation, reterritorialisation, nations and states
Irish Nationalism and the Natural Insular Landscape of Ireland before Partition
The place of natural landscapes in nationalist discourses has remained greatly under-researched. For John Agnew the political geographer, this is explained by the fact that the cases of France and mostly England were used as universal and paradigmatic models, which resulted in simplistic accounts of the role of landscapes in the formation of other national identities (Agnew, 2002). Agnew himself, and a few others like Lowenthal (Lowenthal, 1979),…
Cormac Moore, Birth of the Border
En cette année 2020 qui marque le centenaire du Government of Ireland Act, année faisant elle-même partie de la grande décennie des commémorations (commémorations de 1914, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1921, 1922...), il était tout à fait naturel que des ouvrages sur la partition de l’Irlande soient proposés par les maisons d’édition irlandaises. Si l’on ajoute à cela le contexte très particulier qu’est celui du Brexit et de l’imbroglio constitutionnel et so…
To what extent has EU integration transformed the territorial conflict in Northern Ireland? A post-Brexit referendum re-assessment
As the Irish border question has re-emerged in the wake of the 2016 Brexit referendum, this article aims at assessing the influence of EU integration on the evolution of the Northern Irish territorial conflict. It argues that European influence has not really transformed the conflict as some, mostly in constructivist circles, have claimed. The first section shows that the post-Brexit context in Northern Ireland reveals two major problems in the c…
Brendan O’Leary, A Treatise on Northern Ireland, vol. III, Consociation and Confederation
This is the third volume of a remarkable and monumental three-volume Treatise on Northern Ireland written by Professor Brendan O’Leary, the world-reknowned specialist of Northern Ireland. The first volume is subtitled Colonisation, the second, Control. The last volume, reviewed here, is subtitled Consociation and Confederation. The whole Treatise, and more particularly this third volume, is a masterstroke. Brendan O’Leary, perhaps more than ever …
Democracy in Northern Ireland Since the Good Friday Agreement
The aim of this paper is to identify and analyse the reasons why the Brexit referendum and its results have led to a profound and lasting destabilisation of post-Good Friday Agreement Northern Irish democracy. The main thesis developed in this paper is that the post-Brexit referendum crisis prevailing in Northern Ireland should lead us to reappraise critically the democratic institutions and processes established after the GFA as they were vulner…
Agnès Maillot, Rebels in government, Is Sinn Féin ready for power
In her latest book, Rebels in Government: Is Sinn Féin ready for power?, Agnès Maillot, an expert in Irish republicanism, offers an analysis of a strange and complex political party called Sinn Féin. As Sinn Féin has recently demonstrated its electoral efficiency both North (2017 and 2022 MLA elections) and South (2020 Dáil elections) of the Irish Border, the question she raises is crucial and timely. To answer this question, she depicts Sinn Féi…
Irlande du Nord 2022
Cet article poursuit un double objectif : rendre hommage à Maurice Goldring et analyser la situation politique complexe dans laquelle se trouve l’Irlande du Nord en 2022. En s’inspirant du parcours intellectuel et politique de Maurice Goldring, cet article décrit et analyse la crise actuelle et la paralysie des institutions locales. Il démontre que cette crise n’est pas simplement conjoncturelle, car elle ne peut se réduire à une simple conséquen…
Joana Etchart, Community Relations and the Troubles in Northern Ireland
In this rich and dense work, Joana Etchart, a senior lecturer at the Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour, aims at producing a comprehensive analysis of community relations policy in Northern Ireland, a crucial public policy during the Troubles.In a long introduction (p. 1-30), Etchart first explains how complex and elusive the very notion of community relations is as it covers different and sometimes conflictual meanings. For certain analyst…
Devolution in Northern Ireland twenty-five years on
This article assesses 25 years of devolution in Northern Ireland. It shows that devolution in Northern Ireland has had mixed and very paradoxical results. The introduction, highlighting the fact that Northern Irish devolution was part of a long and multi-levelled peace process, shows the fundamental differences with Wales and Scotland. In the first section, the article shows that the consociational power-sharing institutions established in Stormo…
Irish and British Studies (9 works) · Political science (6 works) · Irish (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Irish nationalism (3 works) · Nationalism (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political economy (3 works)