Vincent Fournier
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 124693 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Vincent Fournier |
| PRENOMES | Vincent |
| SOBRENOME | Fournier |
| ASSINATURA | FOURNIER V |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Keele University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0711-5241 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 313 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1997 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
In search of tradition
The relationship between tradition and the taste of terroir products is often set aside in the literature. In different contexts, tradition can serve different purposes, often identity-related, and be analysed as such. In the case of wine and terroir products, tradition also serves commercial purposes and therefore raises issues link to competition and inequality between producing regions. Based on two anthropological field studies on the wine in…
L’alimentation, un phénomène communicationnel? Espaces de production des représentations et discours alimentaires
En sciences sociales, on a très tôt identifié l’alimentation comme un point d’entrée particulièrement révélateur pour comprendre les sociétés et les cultures (Douglas, 1984; Lévi-Strauss, 1964). La communication ne fait pas exception et les publications plus récentes témoignent de la dynamique de structuration d’un champ de recherche dans la francophonie ( Allard et David, 2022/23; Boutaud, Brachet et Stengel, 2020; Boutaud et Madelon, 2010; Brac…
La mondialisation du vin
Cet article analyse le double processus de la circulation du vin comme marchandise et des significations qui l'entourent dans le contexte de la mondialisation. À la lumière de l'étude de Bestor (2004) concernant la circulation transnationale du thon, j'identifie certaines caractéristiques de la commercialisation transnationale du vin, notamment l'existence de deux systèmes de connaissances (les lois et les normes oenophiles) qui influencent la ma…
Comparative Study of the Non-Profit Sectors of Pakistan and India
This is a theoretical paper that has analysed more than 55 publications to draw comparison between Pakistan and India non-profit sectors. The two countries share their history under British rule before 1947 partition. Before the partition the non-profit sector saw a rise under different religious umbrellas, however after the partition the sectors saw a rise in nonreligious, non-political organizations in both countries. The paper draws the simila…
Commoning
Despite centuries of enclosure and commodification, the commons remain an enduring way of organising, and one that may have an increasing relevance as we fall further into economic and ecological crisis. After exploring the ambivalent relationships between the commons and capitalism, the paper argues that the commons are best understood not as a resource but as a social process of organisation and production. The paper begins by considering the w…
Reckinger Rachel, 2012, Parler vin. Entre normes et appropriations. Rennes, Tours, Presses universitaires de Rennes, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, 386 p., annexes, bibliogr.
Reckinger Rachel, 2012, Parler vin. Entre normes et appropriations. Rennes, Tours, Presses universitaires de Rennes, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, 386 p., annexes, bibliogr.. Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Glocalisation alimentaire) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Escaping from the economy
Purpose Whilst there is a growing recognition of environmental degradation, the policies of sustainable development or ecological modernisation offered by national governments and international institutions seem to do little more than “sustain the unsustainable”. By promising to reconcile growth with the environment, they fail to question the economic principle of endless growth that has caused environmental destruction in the first place. In thi…
Médicalisation et médiatisation du vin (Note de recherche)
Nous assistons depuis les années 1990 à une modification des représentations associées au vin. L'objet de cet article est d'analyser la construction d'un nouveau discours médical sur le vin dont l'émergence et la cohérence paraissent attribuables à la récupération par les médias et la filière vitivinicole d'un certain nombre de données sur les bienfaits du vin sur la santé. Ce faisant, ces derniers contribuent largement à la mise en forme et à la…
Stages of busi(-)ness and identity
This article explores how space gets mobilised in the performance of “family business”. The very concept of the “family business” collapses some deeply entrenched distinctions in Western modern societies, those between home and work, private and public, family life and business rationality, distinctions that are mapped over space through the creation of boundaries between work space and family space, home and office. The “family business”, especi…
Theory and Practice
Fleshing out Gender
The aim of this article is to flesh out gender by drawing connections between the experience of pain and the experience of womanhood. The article builds upon two themes in feminist work (the constitution of woman through her effacement, and the inscription of gender on the body) and proposes to analyse `effacement' in terms of an embodied sense of being `gutted out', or made `immaterial'. I use this imagery of `gutting out' to suggest that efface…
Utopianism and the Cultivation of Possibilities
The sense of violence and the absence of consolation
The paper is an attempt to engage with our contemplations of violence and the failure of familiar explanations to capture these contemplations. We begin our explorations of these familiar accounts by examining contemporary debates on media violence but find these problematic. By reducing media violence to mere spectacle or, on the contrary, by seeing such violence as desensitising and destructive, the various positions in the debates deprive viol…
The Crafting of Community
The construction of organizations around images of masculinity makes the position of ‘women managers’ a problematic one which calls for ‘remedial work’ (Gherardi 1995). Women managers have sought to reconcile their dualistic positions by deploying various individual and collective coping strategies typically articulated within the boundaries of their organizations. In contrast, we research a group of senior women from a British city in the Midlan…
At the Critical Moment
We have recently witnessed a growing, if still arguably marginal, interest in `Critical Management Studies' (CMS). Our aim in this paper is to reflect upon the popularization of CMS; more specifically, we propose to examine the various factors that have contributed to its emergence, and to review the significance of its project. We start by exploring the conditions of possibility for CMS and point to a combination of political, institutional and …
Too Much, Too Little and Too Often
In recent years, organizational and political debates have accorded a privileged position to enterprise as holding the promise for both corporate and individual development. In several publications, Paul du Gay has articulated a persuasive analysis and critique of the enterprise discourse; he and a number of collaborators have analysed the various managerial discourses and techniques through which employees are reimagined as entrepreneurs, and or…
The Appeal to 'Professionalism' as a Disciplinary Mechanism
The paper examines the deployment of 'professional' discourses in occupational domains not traditionally associated with the professions (eg management, clerical or sales staff are turned into 'providers of professional services'). It first proposes to analyse professionalism as a disciplinary logic which inscribes 'autonomous' professional practice within a network of accountability and governs professional conduct at a distance. It is argued th…
Stories of Development and Exploitation
This article illustrates the disciplinary effects of the `new career' discourse by contrasting the voices of two groups of graduates starting their careers in a large service sector organization. One group bought into the dominant `careering' discourse of the organization and adopted the `authorized' subject position of the entrepreneur; the other group resisted this discourse by drawing on a more militant register. The article explores the disci…
Graduates' Construction Systems and Career Development
The paper draws on the Chicago School's conceptualization of career and on Personal Construct Psychology to examine the relationships between graduates' construction systems and patterns of career development during the first 4 years of employment. It seeks to identify differences in trends of constructive revision between "successful" and "less successful" graduates. The study is based on 33 graduates who completed repertory grids on entering em…
At the Critical Moment
We have recently witnessed a growing, if still arguably marginal, interest in `Critical Management Studies' (CMS). Our aim in this paper is to reflect upon the popularization of CMS; more specifically, we propose to examine the various factors that have contributed to its emergence, and to review the significance of its project. We start by exploring the conditions of possibility for CMS and point to a combination of political, institutional and …
The Appeal to 'Professionalism' as a Disciplinary Mechanism
The paper examines the deployment of 'professional' discourses in occupational domains not traditionally associated with the professions (eg management, clerical or sales staff are turned into 'providers of professional services'). It first proposes to analyse professionalism as a disciplinary logic which inscribes 'autonomous' professional practice within a network of accountability and governs professional conduct at a distance. It is argued th…
Escaping from the economy
Purpose Whilst there is a growing recognition of environmental degradation, the policies of sustainable development or ecological modernisation offered by national governments and international institutions seem to do little more than “sustain the unsustainable”. By promising to reconcile growth with the environment, they fail to question the economic principle of endless growth that has caused environmental destruction in the first place. In thi…
Fleshing out Gender
The aim of this article is to flesh out gender by drawing connections between the experience of pain and the experience of womanhood. The article builds upon two themes in feminist work (the constitution of woman through her effacement, and the inscription of gender on the body) and proposes to analyse `effacement' in terms of an embodied sense of being `gutted out', or made `immaterial'. I use this imagery of `gutting out' to suggest that efface…
The Crafting of Community
The construction of organizations around images of masculinity makes the position of ‘women managers’ a problematic one which calls for ‘remedial work’ (Gherardi 1995). Women managers have sought to reconcile their dualistic positions by deploying various individual and collective coping strategies typically articulated within the boundaries of their organizations. In contrast, we research a group of senior women from a British city in the Midlan…
Utopianism and the Cultivation of Possibilities
Graduates' Construction Systems and Career Development
The paper draws on the Chicago School's conceptualization of career and on Personal Construct Psychology to examine the relationships between graduates' construction systems and patterns of career development during the first 4 years of employment. It seeks to identify differences in trends of constructive revision between "successful" and "less successful" graduates. The study is based on 33 graduates who completed repertory grids on entering em…
La mondialisation du vin
Cet article analyse le double processus de la circulation du vin comme marchandise et des significations qui l'entourent dans le contexte de la mondialisation. À la lumière de l'étude de Bestor (2004) concernant la circulation transnationale du thon, j'identifie certaines caractéristiques de la commercialisation transnationale du vin, notamment l'existence de deux systèmes de connaissances (les lois et les normes oenophiles) qui influencent la ma…
Comparative Study of the Non-Profit Sectors of Pakistan and India
This is a theoretical paper that has analysed more than 55 publications to draw comparison between Pakistan and India non-profit sectors. The two countries share their history under British rule before 1947 partition. Before the partition the non-profit sector saw a rise under different religious umbrellas, however after the partition the sectors saw a rise in nonreligious, non-political organizations in both countries. The paper draws the simila…
Médicalisation et médiatisation du vin (Note de recherche)
Nous assistons depuis les années 1990 à une modification des représentations associées au vin. L'objet de cet article est d'analyser la construction d'un nouveau discours médical sur le vin dont l'émergence et la cohérence paraissent attribuables à la récupération par les médias et la filière vitivinicole d'un certain nombre de données sur les bienfaits du vin sur la santé. Ce faisant, ces derniers contribuent largement à la mise en forme et à la…
Graduates' Construction Systems and Career Development
The paper draws on the Chicago School's conceptualization of career and on Personal Construct Psychology to examine the relationships between graduates' construction systems and patterns of career development during the first 4 years of employment. It seeks to identify differences in trends of constructive revision between "successful" and "less successful" graduates. The study is based on 33 graduates who completed repertory grids on entering em…
Stories of Development and Exploitation
This article illustrates the disciplinary effects of the `new career' discourse by contrasting the voices of two groups of graduates starting their careers in a large service sector organization. One group bought into the dominant `careering' discourse of the organization and adopted the `authorized' subject position of the entrepreneur; the other group resisted this discourse by drawing on a more militant register. The article explores the disci…
Too Much, Too Little and Too Often
In recent years, organizational and political debates have accorded a privileged position to enterprise as holding the promise for both corporate and individual development. In several publications, Paul du Gay has articulated a persuasive analysis and critique of the enterprise discourse; he and a number of collaborators have analysed the various managerial discourses and techniques through which employees are reimagined as entrepreneurs, and or…
The Appeal to 'Professionalism' as a Disciplinary Mechanism
The paper examines the deployment of 'professional' discourses in occupational domains not traditionally associated with the professions (eg management, clerical or sales staff are turned into 'providers of professional services'). It first proposes to analyse professionalism as a disciplinary logic which inscribes 'autonomous' professional practice within a network of accountability and governs professional conduct at a distance. It is argued th…
At the Critical Moment
We have recently witnessed a growing, if still arguably marginal, interest in `Critical Management Studies' (CMS). Our aim in this paper is to reflect upon the popularization of CMS; more specifically, we propose to examine the various factors that have contributed to its emergence, and to review the significance of its project. We start by exploring the conditions of possibility for CMS and point to a combination of political, institutional and …
The sense of violence and the absence of consolation
The paper is an attempt to engage with our contemplations of violence and the failure of familiar explanations to capture these contemplations. We begin our explorations of these familiar accounts by examining contemporary debates on media violence but find these problematic. By reducing media violence to mere spectacle or, on the contrary, by seeing such violence as desensitising and destructive, the various positions in the debates deprive viol…
The Crafting of Community
The construction of organizations around images of masculinity makes the position of ‘women managers’ a problematic one which calls for ‘remedial work’ (Gherardi 1995). Women managers have sought to reconcile their dualistic positions by deploying various individual and collective coping strategies typically articulated within the boundaries of their organizations. In contrast, we research a group of senior women from a British city in the Midlan…
Theory and Practice
Fleshing out Gender
The aim of this article is to flesh out gender by drawing connections between the experience of pain and the experience of womanhood. The article builds upon two themes in feminist work (the constitution of woman through her effacement, and the inscription of gender on the body) and proposes to analyse `effacement' in terms of an embodied sense of being `gutted out', or made `immaterial'. I use this imagery of `gutting out' to suggest that efface…
Utopianism and the Cultivation of Possibilities
Stages of busi(-)ness and identity
This article explores how space gets mobilised in the performance of “family business”. The very concept of the “family business” collapses some deeply entrenched distinctions in Western modern societies, those between home and work, private and public, family life and business rationality, distinctions that are mapped over space through the creation of boundaries between work space and family space, home and office. The “family business”, especi…
Médicalisation et médiatisation du vin (Note de recherche)
Nous assistons depuis les années 1990 à une modification des représentations associées au vin. L'objet de cet article est d'analyser la construction d'un nouveau discours médical sur le vin dont l'émergence et la cohérence paraissent attribuables à la récupération par les médias et la filière vitivinicole d'un certain nombre de données sur les bienfaits du vin sur la santé. Ce faisant, ces derniers contribuent largement à la mise en forme et à la…
Escaping from the economy
Purpose Whilst there is a growing recognition of environmental degradation, the policies of sustainable development or ecological modernisation offered by national governments and international institutions seem to do little more than “sustain the unsustainable”. By promising to reconcile growth with the environment, they fail to question the economic principle of endless growth that has caused environmental destruction in the first place. In thi…
Commoning
Despite centuries of enclosure and commodification, the commons remain an enduring way of organising, and one that may have an increasing relevance as we fall further into economic and ecological crisis. After exploring the ambivalent relationships between the commons and capitalism, the paper argues that the commons are best understood not as a resource but as a social process of organisation and production. The paper begins by considering the w…
Reckinger Rachel, 2012, Parler vin. Entre normes et appropriations. Rennes, Tours, Presses universitaires de Rennes, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, 386 p., annexes, bibliogr.
Reckinger Rachel, 2012, Parler vin. Entre normes et appropriations. Rennes, Tours, Presses universitaires de Rennes, Presses universitaires François-Rabelais, 386 p., annexes, bibliogr.. Un article de la revue Anthropologie et Sociétés (Glocalisation alimentaire) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit.
Comparative Study of the Non-Profit Sectors of Pakistan and India
This is a theoretical paper that has analysed more than 55 publications to draw comparison between Pakistan and India non-profit sectors. The two countries share their history under British rule before 1947 partition. Before the partition the non-profit sector saw a rise under different religious umbrellas, however after the partition the sectors saw a rise in nonreligious, non-political organizations in both countries. The paper draws the simila…
La mondialisation du vin
Cet article analyse le double processus de la circulation du vin comme marchandise et des significations qui l'entourent dans le contexte de la mondialisation. À la lumière de l'étude de Bestor (2004) concernant la circulation transnationale du thon, j'identifie certaines caractéristiques de la commercialisation transnationale du vin, notamment l'existence de deux systèmes de connaissances (les lois et les normes oenophiles) qui influencent la ma…
L’alimentation, un phénomène communicationnel? Espaces de production des représentations et discours alimentaires
En sciences sociales, on a très tôt identifié l’alimentation comme un point d’entrée particulièrement révélateur pour comprendre les sociétés et les cultures (Douglas, 1984; Lévi-Strauss, 1964). La communication ne fait pas exception et les publications plus récentes témoignent de la dynamique de structuration d’un champ de recherche dans la francophonie ( Allard et David, 2022/23; Boutaud, Brachet et Stengel, 2020; Boutaud et Madelon, 2010; Brac…
In search of tradition
The relationship between tradition and the taste of terroir products is often set aside in the literature. In different contexts, tradition can serve different purposes, often identity-related, and be analysed as such. In the case of wine and terroir products, tradition also serves commercial purposes and therefore raises issues link to competition and inequality between producing regions. Based on two anthropological field studies on the wine in…
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