David Copello
Biographic Data
| ID | 980577 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Copello |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Copello |
| SIGNATURE | COPELLO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre de Recherches Politiques de Sciences Po |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0204-5793 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Retour aux sources de la « troisième vague »
While increasing online hostility towards elected officials has become a growing cause for public concern, our empirical understanding of the nature and scale of the phenomenon remains incomplete. This study analyzes online violence against French Members of Parliament (MPs) on Twitter (X), based on 4.5 million tweets targeting MPs between 2022 and 2023. Three bespoke classification models distinguish personal attacks, political criticism, and su…
The ‘invention’ of human rights as a revolutionary concept
Studies on the global history of human rights often identify the use of this concept as a recent trend in contemporary ideologies, linked to the decline of revolutionary movements in the Western world after the 1960s. This framing, however, tends to overlook phenomena of hybridization between revolutionary prospects and appeals to human rights in actual social movements and intellectual debates. This article focuses on the case of Argentine mobil…
Mapping the Argentine New Left
In recent years, investigation on 1960s/1970s revolutionary activism in Argentina has led to the publication of multiple case studies. Building on this literature, a more general view of what is often called the "new left" indicates that it is characterized by the importance assigned to three issues: social liberation, national liberation, and revolutionary violence. Two differentiating lines within this political space are an ideological divide …
Critical citizenship at work
Jacques Vergès, Rupture Strategy and the Argentinean New Left
This article deals with the transatlantic circulations of the theory of "rupture strategy", popularised by French lawyer Jacques Vergès in the early 1960s. In the early 1970s, the concept was imported and adapted to the Argentinean context by radical left-wing lawyers. Their uses of rupture strategy were modelled by their perception of Argentina as being a "semi-colonised" country, whose situation was comparable to that of Algeria. In the 1980s h…
Faire la révolution par les droits de l'homme
Cet article propose de revisiter l'opposition, classique en histoire des idées politiques, entre gauches révolutionnaires et droits de l'homme. À partir de l'analyse d'une organisation militante argentine des années 1970 et 1980, on y montre que le militantisme pour les droits de l'homme peut se combiner de plusieurs manières au militantisme révolutionnaire. Des logiques de simultanéité temporelle, de superposition subjective et organisationnelle…
El discurso de la víctima militante en la temprana posdictadura
Se suele considerar que el movimiento de derechos humanos argentino no reivindicó los ideales políticos de las víctimas de la última dictadura antes de mediados de los años 1990. Sin embargo, existen rastros, poco explorados, de un “discurso de la víctima militante” ya desde los años 1980, en la temprana posdictadura. Partiendo de una descripción de la red militante de la Asociación Madres de Plaza de Mayo, se muestra que el movimiento de derecho…
Jacques Vergès, Rupture Strategy and the Argentinean New Left
This article deals with the transatlantic circulations of the theory of "rupture strategy", popularised by French lawyer Jacques Vergès in the early 1960s. In the early 1970s, the concept was imported and adapted to the Argentinean context by radical left-wing lawyers. Their uses of rupture strategy were modelled by their perception of Argentina as being a "semi-colonised" country, whose situation was comparable to that of Algeria. In the 1980s h…
The ‘invention’ of human rights as a revolutionary concept
Studies on the global history of human rights often identify the use of this concept as a recent trend in contemporary ideologies, linked to the decline of revolutionary movements in the Western world after the 1960s. This framing, however, tends to overlook phenomena of hybridization between revolutionary prospects and appeals to human rights in actual social movements and intellectual debates. This article focuses on the case of Argentine mobil…
Faire la révolution par les droits de l'homme
Cet article propose de revisiter l'opposition, classique en histoire des idées politiques, entre gauches révolutionnaires et droits de l'homme. À partir de l'analyse d'une organisation militante argentine des années 1970 et 1980, on y montre que le militantisme pour les droits de l'homme peut se combiner de plusieurs manières au militantisme révolutionnaire. Des logiques de simultanéité temporelle, de superposition subjective et organisationnelle…
El discurso de la víctima militante en la temprana posdictadura
Se suele considerar que el movimiento de derechos humanos argentino no reivindicó los ideales políticos de las víctimas de la última dictadura antes de mediados de los años 1990. Sin embargo, existen rastros, poco explorados, de un “discurso de la víctima militante” ya desde los años 1980, en la temprana posdictadura. Partiendo de una descripción de la red militante de la Asociación Madres de Plaza de Mayo, se muestra que el movimiento de derecho…
Critical citizenship at work
Jacques Vergès, Rupture Strategy and the Argentinean New Left
This article deals with the transatlantic circulations of the theory of "rupture strategy", popularised by French lawyer Jacques Vergès in the early 1960s. In the early 1970s, the concept was imported and adapted to the Argentinean context by radical left-wing lawyers. Their uses of rupture strategy were modelled by their perception of Argentina as being a "semi-colonised" country, whose situation was comparable to that of Algeria. In the 1980s h…
Faire la révolution par les droits de l'homme
Cet article propose de revisiter l'opposition, classique en histoire des idées politiques, entre gauches révolutionnaires et droits de l'homme. À partir de l'analyse d'une organisation militante argentine des années 1970 et 1980, on y montre que le militantisme pour les droits de l'homme peut se combiner de plusieurs manières au militantisme révolutionnaire. Des logiques de simultanéité temporelle, de superposition subjective et organisationnelle…
Mapping the Argentine New Left
In recent years, investigation on 1960s/1970s revolutionary activism in Argentina has led to the publication of multiple case studies. Building on this literature, a more general view of what is often called the "new left" indicates that it is characterized by the importance assigned to three issues: social liberation, national liberation, and revolutionary violence. Two differentiating lines within this political space are an ideological divide …
The ‘invention’ of human rights as a revolutionary concept
Studies on the global history of human rights often identify the use of this concept as a recent trend in contemporary ideologies, linked to the decline of revolutionary movements in the Western world after the 1960s. This framing, however, tends to overlook phenomena of hybridization between revolutionary prospects and appeals to human rights in actual social movements and intellectual debates. This article focuses on the case of Argentine mobil…
Retour aux sources de la « troisième vague »
While increasing online hostility towards elected officials has become a growing cause for public concern, our empirical understanding of the nature and scale of the phenomenon remains incomplete. This study analyzes online violence against French Members of Parliament (MPs) on Twitter (X), based on 4.5 million tweets targeting MPs between 2022 and 2023. Three bespoke classification models distinguish personal attacks, political criticism, and su…
Political science (5 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Communism, Protests, Social Movements (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Memory, violence, and history (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)